Boy, that sounds great. But is it true . Joining me this morning to provide insight and analysis are david brooks of the New York Times, Heather Mcghee of demos, nbcs Andrea Mitchell and radio talk show host, hugh hewitt. Welcome to sunday. Its meet the press. Good morning. When donald trump became a birther and insulted africanamericans, a lot of people at the time said thats it for trump. Well, it wasnt. When he insulted hispanics, a lot of people said, thats it for trump. It wasnt. When he insulted john mccain, a lot of republicans started to say thats it for trump, and it wasnt. Now the latest thats it for trump moment, insulting fox news anchor megyn kelly. Friday night still smarting from tough and pointed questioning from all the debate moderators on thursday, trump said this of kelly. She starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions and, you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. Blood coming out of her wherever. Immediately Erick Erickson disinvited
Here. Good morning, everyone. Im scott mcgrew. When i heard serial entrepreneur mark johnson was using government satellites to spy on plants, i assumed he was trying to figure out what the chinese factories were up to or maybe he was somehow involved in the iran nuclear deal, but it turns out hes really looking at plants. His latest company is actually looking at plants from outer space. Wheat and corn and soybeans, trying to figure out what grows where and why. Mark is incredibly well thought of in the world of inventors and entrepreneurs. When elon musk can only invite a few friends to a rocket launch, mark is one of them. Joined by Quentin Hardy of the New York Times and Michelle Quinn of the mercury news. Let me ask you the question everybody asks you. Thats, why are you looking at wheat plants . They dont seem like they do anything interesting. One nice thing is they dont wander around. If youre looking for things to look at from space, thats a good start. One of the things we fo
Has the republican address. He talks about some of the legislation passed by congress during 2016 and outlines goals the gop has set for 2017. Pres. Obama happy new year, everybody. At a time when we turn the page to the future, i wanted to take a minute to thank you for everything you have done to make america stronger these past eight years. Just eight years ago, as i prepared to take office, our economy teetered on the brink of depression. 800,000 americans were losing their jobs each month. In some communities, nearly one in five folks were out of work. Almost 180,000 troops were serving in iraq and afghanistan. And Osama Bin Laden was still at large. On challenges from health care to climate change, we have been kicking the can down the road for way too long. Eight years later, you have told a different story. Recovery, our businesses have created 15. 6 million new jobs since early 2010, and we have put more people back to work in all other major advanced economies combines. The r
Scott good morning, everyone, im scott mcgrew. It is time, it is time for all those clever San Francisco highTech Startups to make some money. Money is the point of starting a business. Its not to change the world, its to make money. For several years now, Tech Startups worried about growth, expanding into new markets, becoming a household name. Here, we see a delivery worker for San Franciscos taskrabbit as he goes on his assigned errands. Taskrabbit has received more than 50 million in Venture Capital funding. And its ceo leah busques job to start delivering profits. Fortunately, leahs one of the smartest people i know. Joined by Quentin Hardy of the New York Times and michal levram. Michal levram two other very smart people. Scott absolutely, the three of you. Now, tell me about this, and im speaking generally about startups. There is that point at which its all growth, growth, growth, growth. I gave you Venture Capital money. Dont talk to me about profits, i want growth. At some po
Me. And a big night for Bernie Sanders who won some big victories in three caucus states on saturday. In state after state huge voter turnouts. Bernie sanders is with me live. And joining me for insight and analysis are members of the nbc campaign team, andrea mitchell, katy tur, Hallie Jackson and Kristen Welker. Welcome to this special Easter Sunday edition of meet the press. From nbc news in washington, this is meet the press with chuck todd. Good Easter Sunday morning. It was a big saturday night by the way for Bernie Sanders. He will join me later in the show. Sanders swept the three caucuses in washington, alaska and hawaii, and he did so by huge margins. That said he still faces an uphill path to the nomination because Hillary Clinton still has that commanding overall delegate lead. But were going to start with whats been a strange week in the republican campaign, even strange by this standard. You might have expected the conversation to have been dominated by the isis terror at