and i ve only been in the senate for about 18 months, but i can see a waste when i i recognize waste when i see it and that is what is going on here. there are many republicans who would say it s good when they re doing personnel work. they re approving judicial nominees that are more in line with their thinking and there are many republicans who would look and say you may think that it s a big, fat waste, but mitch mcconnell is doing a very good job. so what would you say to them? well, certainly the job of the united states senate is to provide advice and consent for the president s nominations, but that s not the way our job should end. it s just the beginning of our job. there is so much work that i know minnesotans want us to get done. i m frustrated. i come to this having spent a lifetime working in the private secretarier and being a mom and running big state government and i know what work looks like. and this just looks like a waste to me. i think it s no wonder that
thoefl like they need to do for their family. the republicans can run on that. if the democrats say they re raising taxes which is what they re talking about they re losing in 2018 and in the future. john. go ahead, dill zbloon here is where this tax bill loses credibility and this is why i believe it s so unpopular. there is an extremely sound argument to increase the available pool of money in the private sector whether wealthy families small which ises corporations. understand, money moves down the path of least resistance. the path of least resistance is where the taxes are the lowest and the benefit to the person with the money is highest. if you want to have money flow into the economy you would create a tax benefit for the investment in new business formation, capital expenditures and equipment. hiring. absent a specific inincentive to invest in job, cap and business formation, the path of least resistance in the private secretarier is the bank of those
so i think it is a fair bit to do about nothing, but i will say this, jeanine, you were so all in about this e-mail story, part of me really wants you to find something that is a smoking gun so you can really sink your teeth in, this isn t it. i m sorry to break it to you, this is simply not it. and i m sorry to break it to you, but 33 years in law enforcement and quite a reporco in trying cases, what we have done is we have prosecuted people for leaving a single piece of classified information on a table. this woman if she was doing any business at all as secretary of state on a nonsecure server and that s the only thing she used with her top aides, is she had a plan so no one would see them and then the she deletes it. unless you tell me she was ordering sheets for six years or however many years she was secretarier of state. she absolutely used a secure
so i think it is a fair bit to do about nothing, but i will say this, jeanine, you were so all in about this e-mail story, part of me really wants you to find something that is a smoking gun so you can really sink your teeth in, this isn t it. i m sorry to break it to you, this is simply not it. and i m sorry to break it to you, but 33 years in law enforcement and quite a reporco in trying cases, what we have done is we have prosecuted people for leaving a single piece of classified information on a table. this woman if she was doing any business at all as secretary of state on a nonsecure server and that s the only thing she used with her top aides, is she had a plan so no one would see them and then the she deletes it. unless you tell me she was ordering sheets for six years or however many years she was secretarier of state. she absolutely used a secure
same. with that, let s bring in our panel. jason riley, columnist with the wall street journal , ron born yeah, senior political columnist of national journal and syndicated column thinks about, charles krauthammer. jason what do we think? secretarier can very not only reading the intelligence, not reading the newspapers. the wall street journal had a story today explaining that isis appeal in the west has grown dramatically in recent months. islamic state s ability to lure thousands of westerners is unprecedented in modern history and maybe its scariest success. you look what is going on with boko haram, killing with impugn impunity impunity, how we are gone backwards in iraq backwards in libya. we have two stories of young people running away to join isis just this week it is only