his son, we know that now, that s factual. i wish the president hadn t said trump hasn t called all of the soldiers families who died. that s what he conceded. we re making a political problem no, he said he did. he s done it now. no, no, i m talking no, no, there are two women who lost their husbands in august who did not get a call or a letter from president trump and cnn has verified that. paul, can you respond to what you just heard from ed? this whole score keeping piece is just disgusting. like for america. i agree. i agree. everyone is sick of this. sure. everyone is disgusted by it. the people who need space are the families. the gold star families need space, they deserve that space and the president can set a tone. he is the commander in chief. there s an opportunity for him to do it right now in this press conference. on any day he can take us out of this fray, move up, move on from other things. that s what we need right now. evan, what do you th
type of meeting differently then with that intelligence experience? and how then should the u.s. be prepared for that? there s no doubt that putin s experiences as a kgb officer, and then, of course, his responsibilities in the fsb, his move-up through the ranks certainly influenced him. he s also an experienced world leader who s met with a bunch of other world leaders. so he kind of knows how this whole thing goes. it s really important that trump be very, very firm with putin right off the bat. people have made an argument, oh, we re not sure how much time there s going to be. it doesn t take much time to say something like the following mr. putin, you all have to earn the right to deal with the rest of the civilized world, with the west and with the united states. let s just review, even if you set aside, you know, shenanigans with regard to election hacking and meddling, you know, you ve annexed a country. you ve set another country very close to civil war in ukraine. you ve s
made this one strike. does he forget about syria and turn his attention elsewhere. president trump loves to be loved. if we see his approval rating take a spike up steven bannon helped him get elected. jar red kushner also helped him get elected. we ve seen his approval rating steadily decline since the inauguration. what does it mean for the president s next move if we see a move up. one of the scary things now is that the students of history including stef bannon know there s nothing like a war or mitt tear conflict to rally a nation around. unfortuna unfortunately. and if we see the approval ratings spike up, we ll see the president adopt a military tone and he s seen support coming from the democrat es and some republican people have been criticizing him this morning. again the show of support and if
whole bunch of people at a trump rally. these are professional home builders. so they have to actually base their business on this. so that means they go out and start to buy more land and build more homes. these are manufacturers. you have to be prepared. if you think manufacturing is going to make a big move up, then you start to do things. yesterday, for instance, u.s. steel had an idle plant well, it wasn t idle, but a big part of this plant in granite city, illinois, was idle. they brought back 220 workers. now, it looks and sounds small, but this is the kind of thing. these workers were let off earlier this year, in january. these are the sort of seeds beneath the surface that you re starting to see percolate bigtime. with. bill: wow. housing, manufacturing and, of course, the federal reserve. bill: bring it back to the fed now. janet yellen signaled they may raise rates three more times next year. they said it before, and it did not happen. here s my question for you. for ye
neck-and-neck race of 14% and 13%, both seeing a move up in the polls. a very different story, though, for jeb bush. he is down, now standing at 4%. let s bring in cnn s chief political correspondent dana bash who is in new hampshire who was in that wild scene as donald trump was heading in to file his papers as he filed to officially get on the primary ballot there, dana. reporter: that s right. he s actually still in the building behind me, filing and probably talking to the supporters and press corps who came here to witness the event and, of course, wherever donald trump goes, whatever he does, political or otherwise, it is always an event. and this was no different, whether it was the girl whose mother pulled her out of school, she s in first grade to be there to be the first one to greet him, or, you know, again, the press corps, which is always rather large here in new hampshire this time of year, but especially so today. now, of course, donald trump,