he said on friday, i don t know if i will have a perry mason moment where he sets back and said, i did it, you ve got me. but the president said he was going to bring it up. he seemed to be talking from a perspective of, after the indictment of these 12 russian intelligence agents in the molar investigation, knew that there was some there. today, he seemed to indicate that there wasn t any there. he s developed an inroad with putin, and he does not want to spoil that with a question about whether or not he believes putin. it was interesting what putin said we had common entrance, better to focus on those points of convergence rather than divergence so that they could work together on some of the issues. we did not get very far on crimea and whether or not the president asked vladimir putin or told him to get out of crime crimea, putin seems to believe the invasion was perfectly legal. he said they held a referendum on it.
system where the government pays people s bills. president obama buys into that philosophy to a certain extent. and that is driving the economic failure. the u.s.a. prospers when business expands and consumers spend. we all know that. right now the federal government is hindering that with president obama leading the way. most americans are beginning to wise up. when 44% of american voters strongly disapprove of a job a sitting president is doing, that president is in dire trouble, thus the address tonight. and that s the memo. now for the top story, reaction, let s bring in fox news chief political analyst brit hume in washington this evening. so, do you think that mr. obama really wants to solve this debt deal? well, i think he would like a big deal, a big agreement that would do two things. one was it would give the appearance, at least, of having made a major inroad.
right, china, many representatives will be visiting some chicago members of leadership there, talking about doing business, going to the local economies, going to local governments as opposed to dealing directly with the u.s. government. why is that? you know, there s two kinds of chinas as for as america is concerned. there s the kind that s talked about in washington, which is the big threat, how do you navigate the big issues like currency, intellectual property. and then there s the china that s greeted by local constituencies all over the country. china s bringing 400 businesses to chicago in a huge parade that shows their economic might. and for chicago, this is a big moment because it is a way for the local industries and the heart of industrial america to find an inroad to china, to comment those relationships, and to invite china to invest in the local economy here in chicago