seconds to a minute to gavel down. isn t that you know this is something that bob bird had put into place with harry reid supporting and barack obama supporting to block george w. bush from making appointments in his administration. so if the president believes he is above the law and above the american people, i think this looks like just a chicago style politics of paying off your friends and your contributors and we re seeing that with unions and contributors and see it also with what are you going to do about it? we re going to use the president has just put his finger in the eye of the american people and said that he is above the law. and republicans will meet and use every alternative to prevent this from happening again with this president. thank you very much, senator barrasso from wyoming from washington today.
a night at bellevue hospital in the emergency room. and you will see lines wrapped around. absolutely. but i m wondering if he has a point, all kidding aside, that this is the way we re going to go and maybe it s an easier way to go, that if you just make an appointment in the emergency room, you will eventually get the care. it s worth the price. neil, the waits at the emergency room are not that long. they just feel that long because the tvs are all tuned to cnn. [ laughter ] that s very good. here is the reality. that s so good. something i noticed in emergency rooms. depends on the hospital. right. they hate fox. if you go to a new york city hospital where you have socialized medicine, the city health and hospitals corporation runs it, it is will that be any different than making appointments? maybe. longer lines. feels like when you re
shows that 66% of americans think the president has done a poor job of putting together a team of top advisers, 50% of the public doesn t think he is keeping his campaign promises. what does it say? is he a deal-maker in chief or the deal-maker he promised out on the campaign trail? well, first of all, don, he has been slow on making appointments and department after department has a very thin team. it s been very hard for him to govern with that. and it s also true he has not been able to keep a lot of his promises. this mad scramble in the last two days has two purposes, one, they want a couple of points on the board that were unexpected. and secondly i think they re trying to override the coverage of the 100-day mark. they would much rather have us talk about the boldness of his tax cut and how it really works than look how thin the record works, say compared to fdr who
it s debatable whether it applies to an pointment by the president in the white house. it certainly applies to the president making appointments outside the white house. one point i ve emphasized with all the lawyers representing anybody appointed in this administration, it is absolutely critical to comply with the financial disclosure laws and also the financial conflict of interest statutes. these are criminal statutes that prohibit a government official from engaging in any official action that has a direct and predictable effect on their financial holdings. so this means for mr. kushner he s going to have to sell quite a lot of holdings and if he holds on to some real estate and some bank loans, he may have to recuse from some important issues such as the regulation of the financial services industry. it s going to be very important that he follow the rules just like everybody else. and i hope that he will persuade
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