donald trump wants to lie about the green new deal. he wants to all be about what will be taken away from you because he knows that he loses if this is about jobs, if it is about better services. so is there a narrative shift that we can have to let people know why it needs to be a complete overall because donald trump talks about cows and planes. which is why democrats need to get out there and talk about how actually it is possible to move ourselves around using much better public transit, yes, electric cars are a thing. so are electric trains there is all kinds of technological innovation and also we can live in cities and in public we can live in affordable housing that is much byrne what we have right now our cities can be redesigned in a way that we are not choked by pollution. and the link with health care is absolutely central i was in puerto rico after hurricane maria and what you see
there s disaster relief spending and who still has to pass the full congress. also issues on immigration, the so-called daca or dreamers, those were brought to this country illegally by their parents, any of them are adults now. so those have to be worked out and republicans in the president are starting to scheme on that. back to you. lisa: thank you so much. cloudy. i ll give you quality. so let s discuss this a little bit because the republicans honestly have a huge win in passing tax reform and the president signing into law. what momentum does that do to the talk on infrastructure? buck: creates a total narrative shift. the other vulcans going into the midterms say we do stuff, we have points on the board giving the american people back when he come the economy. we want to work with democrats. we would like to find some way to do more good stuff like tax cuts, like tax reform for the american people. democrats run around screaming about russia and collusion and impeachment in
that original civil blowers trying to reform the v.a. they are in charge. which is an awesome thing to see. now it s bringing true reform to that agency. ainsley: what remember hearing on the frongtsd row retired army ryu tenants and former nfl linebacker. what are the issues to you and how is the president doing so far? just what they have all said. i want to take care of veterans as they transition out and get into civilian life. i think there is a lot of focus on veterans and maybe like the ptsd or the issues they are facing. i wants to see this narrative shift. and i want to start, you know, training managers and giving managers in the workplace context of a veteran s life so they are better able to assist veterans as they transition into the workplace and then we can position them for success that they re capable of. veterans are assets to the community and the workplace and we need to do our best to make sure that they re positioned rightly to you righto succeed. ainsley: any