portuguese is leading by two goals at the halftime mark. but the big focus was the clash between the u.s. and the netherlands of course who took an early lead. this was the rematch of the final 2019, wasn t it? it was. and i have to tell you, when i was there helping to conduct the draw in auckland in october, this was the tie when the balls came out of the pots that really did bring the biggest reaction in the room. it is two of women s world cup heavy weight teams. and arguably the tie of the group stage of this tournament, and it was tight. u.s. having to come back from a goal down, the dutch taking an early lead on 17 minutes. the game really changed when rose lavelle came off the bench
reminded that it was nine years ago that she first broke that highest hardest marble ceiling. 2007 surrounded by her grandchildren. some of them are older now. it s a long time in the age of a grandchild. a couple of story lines. what is happening on the house floor means an entirely different second half of the first term of the trump administration. at the halftime mark, the rules are totally different for this president. the engagement is totally different. the context and oversight is different. that is what is going to be playing out. for today at least, the diversity of the house chamber which we are seeing, we will get to know and learn so many new faces of the house democratic chamber. the new congress. they don t all share the same views necessarily. that is going to be the speaker s challenger should she become speaker, which we think she will. that was extraordinary in 2007
near the halftime mark of his presidency, he never tried to create a congressional solution or a law, if you will. the president can certainly do and persuade both sides to get an immigration law or a fix in the works. republicans have controlled both chambers of congress. that is going to change entirely. he knows the limitations and you don t get the sense that there is any strategy here that will change how he is operating for what will be a new world order in washington. the strategy seems to in some way be the fight. i m sure when the new congress comes in, it s only going to get harder if he wants to pass immigration reform. up next, president trump insists it s a cruel, cruel world and said it s a bad idea to upset our allies no matter what they do.
away. you go state by state jeff, to you, melting away here. it is, safe to say, a reaction i think to the president. does the white house think this is an even trade? is this something they are concerned about? is this an area you think the president might try to pivot in the next sfwheeyears? i think it s challenging him to try to pivot in the suburban districts. that s not how he won in the first place. i m not sure that s how he ll win re-election. this is what concerns the white house and should concern the republican party, democrats, a strong night in state legislative races. the early numbers show as well as the governor s race in wisconsin. this is a new landscape for trump 2020. he s going to start campaigning almost immediately. he liked the rallies. one adviser told me, look, the rallies aren t ending. they are just starting. he liked the field. the reality is the president has a choice to make. at the halftime mark of his first term in office, he has a