that now more than 1,100 good-paying jobs will stay right here in america. and the president-elect made it happ happen. make no mistake about it, carrier chose to stay in indiana because america chose to make donald trump the next president of the united states. and thanks to you. thanks to you we are going to enforce the laws of this country for the citizens of this country we re going to build a wall and we re going to end illegal immigration once and for all. [ chanting: build the wall ] oh, we will.
internet analysts are warning that the bad guys are winning. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. supporters and rivals always knew this day would come, when he kicked off his second presidential campaign. after all, he s pretty much been running since he lost back in 2008. today romney declared that he s ready to take on president obama. when barack obama came to office, we wished him well and hoped for the best. now in the third year of his fourth year term or his four-year term, we have more than slogans and promises to judge him by. barack obama has failed america. before romney can have a shot at beating president obama, he must face his republican opponents in the lead off primary state of new hampshire. that s where romney announced and candy crowley is there. we all listened to the speech carefully. does he sound like the front-runner for the republican nomination right now? reporter: completely he sounded like the front-runner. not a mention of any
things happen ever but tonight millions of americans heard that court hearing live as it happ happened which itself feels like another new bench flark thmark era of siecivic engagement. there are two equal and opposite things going on in american politics. two equal and remarkable gobsmacking brand new things nobody saw coming and one of them is donald trump being elected president of the united states but the other is this huge new engagement in our political processes and civic processes and organizing and demonstrations and just paying attention. this upsurge in civic involvement from regular people, so much so that we spent an hour in prime time tonight riveted to what honestly was a hearing about a restraining order. but it was amazing and it was important and tonight that three judge panel in the ninth circuit u.s. court of appeals, they are right now considering their
that the housing mark wouet wou collapse in 2007. they could have made that prediction just as easily in 05 or 06 and bet on it and lost lots of money as many firms did. what jpmorgan, goldman sachs and others that weathered the financial crisis did was to carefully manage their risk, preparing themselves for sharp shifts in the market. so i hope that at the highest levels of the u.s. government, they are playing out crisis scenarios in saudi arabia right now. of all the possible events in the middle east, the most complex, by far, would be syria s protests in saudi arabia. if you think gas prices are high now, imagine oil at $200 a barrel. the other way to be prepared for these kind of crises is to have some surplus power. so to have the firepower to deal with the kricrisis when it happ. the analogy with the private sector. the banks that did well had some