thank you. thank you, sir. thank you. we are leaving now, cnn. thank you. harris: letting the microphone thing a little bit there. sometimes you can hear the president, but we couldn t hear him audibly responding to many of the shouted questions. one thing he was asking, and i saw you kind of perk up, there are reports, according to the way she asked the question, bob reports that some in the administration may be pushing you. sometimes it is the other way around. i saw you kind of set up. what you think about the information we discovered there? david: you have a lot of people who want to project their outcomes that they want. if you seek peace, prepare for war, be ready. be capable, be other. i have known him a long time, but he does not want to go to
that, goose bumps! all right, mark daniel, it s a beautiful day, my hometown of atlanta, it s 80 degrees, you re sitting there, you re graduating, if you re like me, you kind of had one ear on the commencement speaker and then he drops this life-changing bomb. dipped you hear him or were you like, what? and that s the funny thing about it. everybody was enjoying the speech, a very good speech. and then i told my friend, i think we should perk our ears up, having no idea what was about to happen. and then he said the line, i m going to put a little fuel in your bus, and then i see ears start to perk up, within ten seconds the, the entire class was standing up in celebration. wila little fuel in the bus. a lot of fuel in the bus. a lot of fuel in the bus. i mean, tina, as a single mom, having worked and sacrificed and, you know, outside of student loans, you ve single handedly paid for your child s tuition, what were you thinking when you heard this man say, a little fuel in the bus?
dozen tweets about the wall along with his witch hunt and diary of the twitter feed fingers. what do you make of sort of turning this meeting i mean, i think pelosi s most sort of finger on the mark in the oval office, the comments about his manhood she made when she got back to capitol hill, were about the downward spiral. he s now turned any sort of meeting with legislators in either party into the same sort of debasement of the office that he brings to everything else he touches. yeah, and, you know, pelosi was effective in a couple areas. she not only and schumer as well extracted from trump that line about how he would take personal responsibility for any government shutdown that comes later this month. she figured out a way to needle him and provoke him. she talked about the economy becoming soft. about the layoffs and the market being a little jittery which really made trump perk up. and early on in that meeting, she branded the shutdown, the trump shutdown, which if you
independents, he ll be the governor of the great state of florida. i want to ask about your work in congress. the president yesterday talking about another tax cut before the midterms. let s listen. we are looking at putting in a very major tax cut for middle income people. if we do that, it will be sometime just prior to, i would say, to november. i would say sometime around 1st of november, maybe a little before that. congressman, obviously when voters hear middle class tax cut, their ears perk up, but congress is out of session. how do you get a tax cut in the next ten days? i would love it if we would go back to washington to cut taxes in the next ten days or at any point in time because president trump s tax cut is reveal invigorated the economy. i m not sure that s a likely outcome, but i love the president s enthusiasm for the reforms that help people live better lives and make them more
wow. a better time, a better president, and a legend. the queen of soul at the inauguration of president barack obama. aretha franklin died earlier today at the age of 76, a musical legend. the singer and political activist won 18 grammys and touched the lives of millions. president obama once said american history wells up when aretha sings. the rev al sharpton joins us now, host of politics nation here on msnbc and a friend of franklin s. what are you missing most today? i think i miss her presence. not only was she the most successful female vocalist of all time, she had a regal presence about her. there was something about aretha franklin that made people kind of perk up. what did she mean to president obama? i think she meant to him the