he won t be here. they talked about this message and seriously it goes to the very top. this will be public policy officials taking the slings and arrows tomorrow. lawmakers i talked to said they sort of knew what cookies were and sort of knew this could occur. there have been a number of revelations including this ongoing series in the wall street journal that make it clear collecting, aggregating, selling this information is a big business for a lot of websites. i think that surprised lawmakers and they want to do something about it. you also heard john boehner you all right there? get him some water. my herbal get mike allen some water. unfortunately, there s no one else at politico, as you can see behind him. not one other person. they re out getting stories, news doesn t occur in this newsroom. whatever you need to tell yourself. we understand john boehner is here talking to the wall street crowd. what s he doing?
participating, calling for the removal of the syrian president. getting in there as a journalist has proved very difficult. a japanese power utility has a agreed to shut down three reactors. authorities plan to build a 40-foot high sea wall. the shutdown is expected to lead to more power difficulties as demand increases through the summer months. and dean heller gets a new title. he ll be sworn in as united states senator, replacing john ensign who resigned last week amid allegations he had had an affair and used tax dollars to cover it up. john boehner will lay out his strategy tonight to a mostly wall street crowd. last week, largely unnoticed in the days after bin laden s death, boehner shepherds in a flurry of bills.
change. there s was supposed to be this agreement between the tea partiers and the republicans. so heidi is absolutely correct, harry reid is correct. if they can transact and i m speaking of the democrats, the improvement and people start going back to work excuse me, people start going back to work and then reality is, there s no movement. there s no movement and it s over. i think that the other problem they have, they admit, they re leaderless. they don t have leaders. now they ve got financial supporters but they ve claimed that they re leaderless and most movements don t exist without some type of solid leadership. yeah, joe, what about the president going to wall street to pick up some help this week? gene spurling, his resume, national economic counsel director. national economic adviser for president clinton and worked for goldman sachs and then you ve
four decadent flavors. 60 calories. it s me o clock time for jell-o. coming up, president obama is getting more and more comfortable with the wall street crowd and i really think he needs to be somewhat careful. two major appointments this week come from big business. next he ll speak at right-wing chamber of commerce. it has a lot of liberals wondering what the heck is going on.
have believed in from years and years, decades ago. one, you deal with an economic downfall with keynesian economics. you compensate for the loss of consumer spending. that s what you do. that s what you re supposed to do. no one has had a better idea than the 1930s. number two. the wall street crowd needed governing. they didn t have any. now they ve got some. number three, he s pushed for progressive taxation, he s going after the rich. he s not giving them their tax cut. he s put people like eric holder in justice. he has done what a progressive should have tried to do. we can argue about tone and degree of successful politics and personality, but i don t know how a liberal or progressive can turn their back on this guy and say they ve got something better waiting in the closet. i don t know who that person is. i couldn t agree with you more, chris. and nobody talking does. there ant nobody out there but this guy, and certainly nobody more progressive who can win election for sh