recently the iran deal is the role that a president trump wants america to play in the rest of the world. that s the question about american power at a time of a tense standoff with north korea. that s what so many europeans and world leaders are looking for when they see these meetings. what he has been doing in a series of interviews with conservative radio talk show hosts, it follows an article that was published on cnn politics.com. we will show you the headline, president trump s mysterious absence from conservative radio among other things. the article said if there were a medium built for trump besides twitter, talk radio would be it. in his first eight months he did not do a single interview on talk radio. he has done a bunch of them today i think in part because of this piece. cnn politics.com.
the trump administration is giving a lot of criticism for its response to the natural disasters. yesterday, the president tweeting fema and first responders are doing a great job in puerto rico. massive food and water delivere delivered. locals trying really hard to help. many lost their homes. military is no one site and i will be there tuesday. wish press would treat fairly. top officials in the trump administration are also defending the president s efforts. we are pushing personnel to augment state and local authorities to push those commodities. i think there was some reporting of some trucks sitting on ports and docks. we are moving those trucks quickly, we are also prioritizing what needs to come off first so we can get generators. jon: joining is now, ben kittle and tammy bruce. both radio talk show hosts. we ve had massive hurricanes hit
sean: that wason president trump earlier today at the white house during the swearing-in ceremony of jeff sessions, he is the attorney general. the left tried to demonize senator sessions through his entire confirmation process and they re not letting up. after the senate confirmed him yesterday, senator elizabeth warren took to twitter and wrote consider this my warning, we won t be silent, we will speak out, we will persist. senator chuck schumer had this to say last night.se when jeff sessions was passed it turned my stomach. sean: joining us now, nationally syndicated radio talk show hosts with the salem radio network larry elder and trial at attorney political commentatorh eric guster, let s start with the spirit of let s listen to and watch rule 19 be broken by a pocahontas, or fake pocahontas senator warren, take a look. mr. sessions has to use the awesome power of his office to chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens in the district he now seeks to serve a
earlier today at the white house during the swearing-in ceremony of jeff sessions, he is the attorney general. at the left tried to demonize senator sessions through his entire confirmation process and they re not letting up. after the senate confirmed him yesterday, senator elizabeth warren took to twitter and wrote consider this my warning, we want to be silent, we will speak out, we will persist. senator chuck schumer had this to say last night. when jeff sessions was passed it turned my stomach. sean: joining us now, nationally syndicated radio talk show hosts with the salem radio network larry elder and trial at attorney political commentator eric guster, let s start with the spirit of let s listen to and watch rule 19 be broken by a pocahontas, or fake pocahontas senator warren, take a look. mr. sessions has to use the awesome power of his office to chill the free exercise of the vote by black citizens in the
both are radio talk show hosts. matt, chicago, my hometown what s going on in chicago, sir? you know, you look at black chicago. you block at black america, historically these communities have been neglected and not invested. it s real simple. everything that average americans want money put into education, money put into the business community. money put into housing and jobs, that s what black america wants and since it has not been getting that for a very long time. matt, matt i have got to stop you here for a second. i was born and raised in chicago. i was there when the homicide rates were skyrocketing far higher than they are right now. but it got better for a long time. and all of a sudden in the last five years or so, six years it s getting substantially worse. what is happening? what changed? well, i think the economy is changing. look what happened in 2007. we are still seeing results of that bad economy. people being laid off and jobs not in our community anymore. you