with a plan. she s been kind of in on the joke in that way. there are democrats who worried about how broad base her appeal is and that she s going to draw audiences of mostly earnest, like minded democratic. going out and making this apology and talking to native american people about these issues and listening to them is not to silence the president. we know the president is going to continue down this road using nicknames and terms to define her. and it is not about him. it is about getting others and broadening her appeal among other groups which is something she needs to do over the last six or seven months. we greatly appreciate to have the chance to talk to both of you on all of this. stephanie and victoria mcgrane, thank you both for coming on as we start a new
close to him, donors and advisers and really taking it serious at a hard look at this. victoria, he has a kennedy-esque modern era resume, little harvard and peace corp. and money making and now a seat in congress. why now if you re joe kennedy, a very young man still. everyone has a shelf life. if you are looking at massachusetts politics, these spots do not open up very often. there is no guarantee that he ll have better shots. those are urging him to run looking at the vulnerabilities of ed markey and any long time incumbent given the current rested move of the democratic electorate. we see that play out specifically here in
we are happy to joined by stephanie murray of politico massachusetts play book. stephanie, i would like to begin with you. how real is this? how close do you think we are to a decision and an announcement? those closest to joe kennedy says he s definitely considering this race. he s coming back from vacation the next couple of days and he ll be sitting down with folks close to him, donors and advisers and really taking it serious at a hard look at this. victoria, he has a kennedy-esque modern era resume, little harvard and peace corp. and money making and now a seat in congress. why now if you re joe kennedy, a very young man still.
i turn on the tv, open the newspapers and i see stories of chaos, chaos. yet, it is the exact opposite.s, this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine. despite the fact that i can t get my cabinet approved. ed: this week, the weekly memo about coverage, there s been a theme about crisis. it seems to be popping up everywhere, the president insists everything is just dandy. what is theyw truth? victoria mcgrane, who writes on d.c. politics for the boston globe, today wrote an article that yes, a sense of crisis is enveloping the trump administration. she joins us now. the sense of crisis enveloping president trump s white house
really bad idea to be saying nice things about bailed out bankers, goldman sachs in particular? he doesn t have to bash bankers every step of the way but to respond to a question about bonuses solely by praising free markets and comparing blankers to baseball stars is clueless, not that baseball stars and their salaries are particularly popular with the american people. but you get the point. krugeman and others are really going to town on this, right? reporter: the point that kruge amman and others make is that baseball stars didn t have anything to do with causing the current recession and economic pay and millions of americans are still suffering through. i think this whole bruehaha is that maybe they don t know exactly who they should be angry at or why they should be angry, but they are definitely not keen on hearing great, positive things about wall street bankers. next thing you know, they ll be taking steroids. victoria mcgrane from politico,