impeachments. they are behaving in such a partisan way and the rhetoric was so partisan that they will lose the american people or they will lose their chance of trying to make a case against donald trump. i don t think what he did was impeachable but i think it was wrong. they re coming across as incredibly part of sent a big mistake. shannon: jessica had there been warnings across the ecological spectrum for those who say democrats are putting too many eggs in this basket. if it doesn t pan out, the fact they re doing it in a way that has appeared to be one-sided without allowing republicans the same access to subpoenas and those kinds of things. they make the president s case for him that this whole thing is rigged. your advice democrats? my advice is to listen to nancy pelosi. she has not failed us yet and i don t believe she will. she is being very cautious announcing today that we would be taking a vote. i don t know if that indicates she doesn t have the votes or she knows h
if it doesn t work, do what you have to do in repealing it. going down to 21%, could we have stopped at 25% permanently at 25% and waiting three years, see if the gdp kept growing, see if the debt started going down. then here, of all that being said, that s how i made my decision as a no vote. i m a democrat willing to work anyway i can. there s going to be a lot of repairs needed and i ll be there to help make them. i m not going to say i told you so. neil: and goldman sachs, a hillary supporter, said that he thinks donald trump is driving this economy. we re hearing jamie diamond at j.p. morgan chase saying because of the tax cuts, he thinks it s going to produce 4% growth. if that pans out, you ve just paid for the tax cuts. if it pans out for ten years, thank god. if it doesn t pan out, look at your children and grandchildren
are registered to vote, which is an astonishing statistic. so that 14% is a stat cited multiple times, and they every crites cited different sources for it. it seems to be from the electoral studies issue, which is based on faulty data analysis, is that correct? yeah, i think that s right. and the authors have multiple times said you can t cite this report for the idea that 14% of voters are non-citizens. it doesn t pan out, time and again. and this goes for the pugh report. the people who have done the research have said that it doesn t say what the white house is saying. five years ago, the voter rolls did have some administrative inefficiencies with people registered in multiple states, mostly because people moved. fergus, would you have
of doing a broad scale search. miles, if the bluefin-21 missions turn out to be a bust al together, can we expect investigators scale back other aspects of the search, do you think? yeah. i think, jake, just picking up on what rob said, there s a huge cost factor that comes into play here. remember, the aerial search which continues is based on this data, this location which is being searched right now. if it doesn t pan out, then all of the equations that have been put into the mix, if you will, to determine where debris might be by hindcasting the ocean currents, all of that is for not. they are flying over open ocean and it could be any piece of ocean. if you really don t have a place in which to direct your search for an aerial reconnaissance campaign, it makes little chance of doing it. that s hard to explain to the families, however. on the other happened, rob, you and i have talked at great
then they ll bring probably vice president cheney around. they attacked the chamber of commerce as well. karl rove is a perennial favorite. ed gillespie tucks in behind him. what happened is president obama decided to focus in on his base. how is he going to stem the tide to get democrats to vote in november? it s a losing strategy communications wise especially because it s demonstrably false. they accuse him of inappropriate campaign contributions that have not stealing the election. it doesn t pan out. and when bob schieffer saw it, he looked absolutely exacerbated yesterday. david axelrod sat down with him on face the nation and tried to plead his case. listen. the issue of the special interest spending is very important. it s never happened before that organizations are spending this kind of money and the american people ask why is the oil industry, the wall street and others spending this kind of