malpractice to not be touting the economy at every opportun y opportunity. he has been doing what et had just said. for the past two weeks, he s been focused almost singularly on the senate. the reason is not rocket science. it s because the turf, the political turf is on trump turf. it s trumpland. he has the benefit of both. he is more popular than the republican candidate in the states where he s going. it does have the inverse effect on these house republicans. as excited as they are and they are on the republican side to have the president come in and boost that turnout in these red states for the republican candidates in the senate, it is
that s why a ran for this office. as long as i have an opportun y opportunity, more kids are able to go to school and get the education that they need and more families are able to stabilize their finances and the housing market is continuing to improve and people feel like their wages are inching up a little bit. if those things are happening. i ll take it. and you know, i ve said before, i ve run my last political race. at this point my goal every day is to make sure that i come back and say, we are delivering something. not everything because this is a long hall. all right. art feltsenhall. one of the things is the revelation of the surveillance of the national security.
morning. so i m going to be doing that over in waco, texas on friday and dave, you guys will be in on friday. we ll be able to carry it live. oh, no! now, picture this. about four times in my life, and i ve agreed with the game to never do it again. this is a situation which i just cannot miss out this opportun y opportunity. honored to be asked. good thing you ve golfed four times. four is an important part in golf. spelled differently. fore after every shot. fore! let s move on to this. let s do. last week, john boehner called on president obama to fire his economic team. president obama should ask for and accept the resignations of the remaining members of his economic team starting with secretary geitner and larry summers, the head of the national economic council. harvard economist is now saying that may be a good idea after all. he says whoever told the president to extend unemployment