my favorite part of the show. money, power, politics. america is vastly changing under the trump administration from weakening the consumer financial protection bureau to keeping away at protections in obamacare. my next guest says it s even worse than you think. that is the title of david k. johnston s new book. david, welcome. you say the trump administration is doing to the country worse than you think. why? in journalism we tend to cover the issues at the white house. we re not out covering the government agencies. and the trump administrations has loosed political termites into the agencies that are eating away at the structure of our government. the obama administration was putting in a regulation to test truck drivers, bus drivers, and train conductors, the operators, for sleep apnea. we have these horrible
side, almost upsidedown we re looking at the underbelly of one of the train cars right now. this is a sight you do not see too often and you talk about all the people who are injured, it s really a miracle at this point they were able to get out and the other passengers were able to get out unharmed. some of them who are injured at the moment of course escaped more serious injury. we don t know exactly what the train conductors were doing at the time to perhaps try to limit the destruction that you see in front of you right now, so a lot of questions still left to be answered. we re looking at a lot of emergency crews out there, they have the flashlight they are going up and down the adjacent tracks that you see right there in front of you and they are just going through piece by piece at this point and there is just so much debris out here that this could take a long time and these emergency crews and
nascar is disappointed by the recent legislation passed in indiana. we will not embrace nor participate in exclusion or intolerance. and may i also say to mike pence, it s not just the media that s criticized you. all those business owners are not grossly mischaracterizing and reckless in their regard for your bill. other governors who are just as smart as you and understand legislation have said the same thing. so, please, stop blaming us. coming up next, the crash in the alps is raising a lot of questions. why isn t there more psychological screening for pilots or for that matter, anyone who has hundreds of lives in their hands at any given time? bus drivers, subway and train conductors, ferry captains? what can we do about this?
friends together. they probably have dinners without her. it is a friends reunion without monica. that s who she was in real life. she was a monica. jill, are you our entertainment reporter. apologies for not letting you discuss your turtle. is this something america needs? yes, america needs this. that s right. we need real actors on our television. not guys getting kicked in the head by train conductors. we need actors, america, we need them. it has been a rough decade, boomer. they went out on a high note. should they come back on a higher night? note. i like the show. i like courtney cox. if she invited me over for dinner i would go. as far as i m concerned i can understand. schwimmer was always on the outside. you can understand why he wouldn t want to show up. he was the butt of a lot of jokes. the others are talented and
keeping an eye on train conductors. and the mystery of flight 370 has reenergized this desire. mike karn says that cameras would be intrusive. i want the pilot worried about flying the aircraft. and current technology allows you to monitor so many other parameters, it s not necessary. reporter: in 2000, the ntsb recommended that the industry record in two data recorders. but in the last 14 years, that has gone nowhere beyond that