trump won the election. we were critical of barack obama not engaging in theater. he did not. he never did. even when oil was spilling. he hated doing it. thought he was above it. optics. optics, please. no optics. far too smart to worry about whether people actually know what i m doing or not. i think we re on the other side of that. i mean, so let me ask you on the other side of that spectrum, what does a media do moving forward? you have the carrier deal. the bright shining object. and of course everyone is going to be fighting about the carrier deal. it s 724 jobs. no, it s 1,042. going to be arguing about this small, brigh shiny object and then we have the boeing tweet which leads to him looking like
maybe it s new might. go new math. go on, sorry. all of the research material was pulled from then 1990s. i think the 90s were great but the debt to may be outdated. the way we teach was different. the way we learn the way we interact. people have loot more digital interaction than the used to. digital? like online and stuff. people text more than they talk and that has had a drastic impact on making friends and even group interactions. the point you remaking is it s not time for moms and dads to put their kids in same-sex schools because that wouldn t do it. i think if you have a distracted learner they re distracted by anything. whether it s a mixed gender peer group for a bright, shiny object. kids who don t want to learn in high school aren t going to learn in high school, any way you slice it. some of the input is dubious and we have to be careful of the output. what are you going to tell your
think we re expecting the ambulance drivers, say, can you show us your form of payment before we take you to the hospital? reporter: senate majority leader harry reid was asked yesterday about the idea of amendments, pay-fors in terms of what the senate is working on at this point. he says he is willing to take a look at them if they re serious. it is not clear whether he thinks some of the new ideas are being brought northward today are indeed serious forward. jenna. jenna: mike emanuel live at the capitol. thank you. jon: this midterm election year kicks off with the obama administration talking about the need to fight income inequality. some be republicans are accusing democrats using income gap as a way to distract from the president s problems with the troubled obamacare rollout. joining me with analysis, a writer for the hill. does it seem like income inequality is that sort of shiny object met to distract people from all the obamacare problems, elise? in a way it is, bec
joe manchin think they really have a good senator there. i m not sure that is a bad example. there s a threshold issue here. you don t get elected from the senate by any state saying i m going to attack your industry. something you really care about. the key, however, for again the allison grimes or anti-mitch mcconnell campaign which is really what we re talking about here is, okay, she s got to be good enough on the existing industry and then what is it mitch mcconnell has done for appalachia and those folks living in central kentucky who are having so much economic trouble? he wants to brag about being in the leadership. he is at the front seat and makes things happen. what has he made happen? i will predict mcconnell s response. i stood up on the war on coal. what do you think of the resonance of that? i think it s a bright, shiny object. it s exactly what mitch mcconnell wants to run against. he wants to run against climate
e-mails. what are the consequence. we are not near the election. it is time off the clock. it is exactly that. time off the clock matters. if you get your forces aligned properly, if you light a fire under the members with the kind of communication harry is talking about, you can make things happen. what bothers me is a sense of fatigue about trying, thinking new ways. we are going to continue more about one of the bright, shining objects that is sort of making news. when we come back, we will talk about that latest bright, shiny object. joan, jonathan, ari, please stay with us. remember to answer tonight s question at the bottom of the screen. share your thoughts on twitter at edshow. up next, the man that says he is the source of the documents from the nsa data program. he shares the reason for the leaks. our reaction to the latest news coming up. c est aujourd hui