0 it is so frustrating the media goes on with it. we are out of time. i know you have a strong view but the media are so corrupt. thank you for watching. never miss a show and we will see you next sunday when the across ukraine set to meet with his security cancel days after the humiliating explosion that shut down a strategic bridge linking russia to its annexed territory. calling it an act of terrorism. russian born former u.s. defense intel officer and she joins us now. quite a morning to have you on the program. did you expect this level of retaliation following the explosion of that bridge? 100% i expected it. based on the attacks in russian territory to be met with forceful retaliation. just because the rest of the world does not acknowledge crimea as russian the putin regime do consider it russian territory and the same with the four annexed territories. and so he will not stop to hear, he will only escalate and our own president joe biden she has recently warned us about
with the supreme court appointments. i mean, i have just been so struck, paul, i think we thought the tax cuts or the corporate tax rate cuts would work, deregulation would work, i would never have guessed it would create as many jobs as it has and especially bringing down the unemployment rate for black and hispanic americans, single women and wages rising for these people. that s kind of the point of politics. and donald trump, if as good a salesman as he is, has got to out and appeal directly to those people and compare that he did to the economy to what the democrats are likely to do. if that unemployment rate starts going back up for back and hispanic americans, you know, that is just going to be a big problem. paul: so when you ve got the faster growth and, remember, in 2015 and 2016, we almost came into a recession. the recovery was long in the tooth. president trump comes in, deregulation, tax reform. basically saying business, you
with the supreme court appointments. i mean, i have just been so struck, paul, i think we thought the tax cuts or the corporate tax rate cuts would work, deregulation would work, i would never have guessed it would create as many jobs as it has and especially bringing down the unemployment rate for black and hispanic americans, single women and wages rising for these people. that s kind of the point of politics. and donald trump, if as good a salesman as he is, has got to out and appeal directly to those people and compare that he did to the economy to what the democrats are likely to do. if that unemployment rate starts going back up for back and hispanic americans, you know, that is just going to be a big problem. paul: so when you ve got the faster growth and, remember, in 2015 and 2016, we almost came into a recession. the recovery was long in the tooth. president trump comes in, deregulation, tax reform. basically saying business, you
have to take into account the issues that they care about. president obama gave a hat tip to compromise and congressional republicans gave what amounts to a hat tip of their own by inviting the president to deliver his state of the union in the u.s. capitol building. i love what sort of amounts to compromise at this point. it s like we re going to let you give the address that every president gives every year, you re welcome. this president has been afforded so much less respect from the republicans in congress than we have seen ever in history. and now that they have both chambers or are going to have both chambers the question is how low can it go? we re still going to call you mr. president. how about that? you re welcome. on wednesdays. every other wednesdayly or monthly wednesday.
problems. he is a pragmatist. he is a politician. he approaches things from the point of politics. i think everything he does is rooted in. that. i think he believes if we are getting better he is one stop on the road to us getting better. it is always good to see you. thank you for being here in person, no less. coming up as the 113th congress comes to a close we bid farewell to michele bachmann. that is next. music