been dealt, and he s made it clear that we re willing to work with republicans, obviously, on things like the trillion dollar infrastructure bill maria: well, he s calling the cabinet a swamp. it is a little swampy. maria: why? donald trump said he he had big problems with wall street, he s brought in all these wall street insiders. i mean, there are real concerns that people like lindsay jake, john mc lindsey graham, john mccain, marco rubio have brought up. maria: true. we were talking about this earlier. going back to this ban when we know that rudy giuliani said that donald trump called him and said how do we make this legal, we know they re going after people now, i understand that green card holders will be allowed in. but the idea that we re doing things this way, that we re putting countries on this list that aren t even saudi arabia, pakistan, etc., it s really concerning. maria: keeping his promise tunisia is the number one producer of isis. this is a temporary
when we do bilateral negotiations, we get a much, much better deal for the american worker, american domestic manufacturer. unfortunately, a lot of these s&p 500 ceos just love going to china or vietnam or cambodia or anywhere else around the world where they can use cheap labor and pollution havens, make their goods, go to a tax haven and then sell em back here to america. maria: yeah. pram says no mas president trump says no mas, no more. we re going to have a policy of america first, and what s good for the ceos in the s&p 500 aren t necessarily what s good for america. but they re going to be good for the s&p 500. maria: and i could see why the mentality of, as part of nafta, for example, the idea that it s okay for companies to take production and send it to anywhere, do production anywhere you want and then especially mexico where it s much cheaper and then sell products back to the u.s. became a template for lots of other