Former Westchester County, N. Y. , D. A. Jeanine Pirro discusses the weeks biggest legal stories. Former Westchester County, N. Y. , D. A. Jeanine Pirro discusses the weeks biggest legal stories. Woman subject to online harassment. Hating wietds or cops is oh hating wise or cops is okay if you say you have been harassed. But she says her comments were not aimed at the general audience. Pray tell if saying f the police is about as general an audience as you can get. And someone who has a job at the New York Times as a wordsmith should know the difference between a specific and a general audience its specific when its against one police officer. Its general if its against all Law Enforcement and the whole group of them. You know, the bigotry is alarming. A few weeks ago the New York Times goaded its readers in an editorial to fight the nomination of the latest Supreme Court nominee great kavanaugh. Quote to take a line from the god father. Its time to go to the mattresses. Really . The g
private meetings. got lunch with the vice president. got this intelligence briefing that happened today and r there are people who have told time magazine about these briefings, he just sort of poo poos what he hears in these. it is not like the obama administration where there was schedule of meeting after meeting, pool spray after pool spray and it was a much busier schedule. it is curious he s been spending so much time away from the cameras. he ll make up for it at the end of the week on thursday or friday. bring everybody in and talk for 90 minutes. whoa, look at all this access we have. we saw this last week and we re seeing it again this week, he s just away from the cameras, away from the public and we don t know what s going on with the schedule. you brought up the pdbs. we brought up the author, just extraordinary information he s getting from these senior intelligence officers on the president pay toengs or not.
grew up good city. $70,000 a year, they get a $1600 tax cut. in washington, everyone poo-poos that but for a family that s money. we re making that better in the conference report. i think working families will be pleased. on the process, look, now you worked on tax reform for years. yeah. there s no question the actual legislative process in the course of the last four to eight weeks, probably moving faster than a lot of us assumed at least, if the shoe were on the other foot and you were sitting on the conference committee in the minority, would you have been happy there was no full markup process, no amendments, no changes offered by democrats? that was a lot of theater in my view. the democrats when they ran this place, obamacare, they didn t have conference committees. they sat in a room and did things republicans didn t have that avenue. and so look, they re going to have a chance to review this. they re going to they ve had a chance to make amendments in the ways
trouble finding people with the skills. what can the trump administration do about that. the trump administration is going to announce on wednesday a big build out of apprenticeship programs. something the obama people were very big on as well. i m going to be very interested to see if chuck schumer poo poos that as well. this should be a motherhood issue. the real question here is are the democrats going to get in line on common sense reforms and programs that will help make the environment better for hiring and for workers to get jobs? clayton: so you do point to president trump being credited with this big boost that we re seeing right now? well, i think that he has to be credited because businesses are expecting more hospitable environment. expecting environment where regulators will be more reasonable so i think that s good. clayton: finally when you have bloomberg saying his economic agenda is dead, do you think we re going to see the tax reform the cans ar the companie wait