gas-powered automobiles in their private health insurance. if somebody has the gumption to do that, to go after e. warren and b. sanders i call elizabeth warren e-wazzy but i held that one back. [laughter] president trump ramping up the attacks on the federal reserve and its chairman, jay powell, saying it can t keep up with international competition. so, is the president right to? we debat plus, a new court filing suggests that democrats wasted in launching an impeachment investigation into the president. doing so even before robert mueller submitted his report. does this contradict what democratic leadership has said publicly? we dig in, straight ahead. mr. nadler basically coming out and saying, no, we are not really doing that. so it s been a mishmash of messaging. but the real intention all along has been to try and find a way to impeach this president. great news for veterans with va loans.
last night. it comes just weeks after he publicly railed against amazon claiming the online retailer does not pay its fair share of postage. the task force will be led by steve mnuchin and include the attorney general and labor secretary. president trump s allies concerned the fbi may have seized recorded conversations when they raided the home and office of michael cohen. if there are tapes, what could be on those? we dig in, next.
despite the words yesterday from justice stevens, no way. we need more republicans in 2018 and will always hold the the supreme court. weighing in on an issue so fraught with tension the last several days because of the marches here in washington and around the country. nothing on stormy daniels and this other legal trouble that he is in here, chris. another boogeyman that is sure to do nothing about how we stop these shootings. abby, thank you so much. so the stormy daniels scandal has legs when it comes to this court proceeding. that s always been the case. what is the chance the president will be deposed under oath? we dig in. it s not as simple. next.
that was bill clinton at 44% in 1993. all the rest have ranged from 55% to jfk s job approval number of 75%. in addition, some of the underlying numbers would raise concerns would any new administration, especially on questions about trust, judgment, and support from his base. we begin tonight with david chalian. so 38% approval. not good news for this white house tonight. there s the big report card, 38%, not a good number at all. we dig in, we look at are people where is the strength of this response? in approval or disapproval? take a look here. 24% say they strongly approve. but 47% say they strongly disapprove. so the fervent feeling in this response is on the disapproval side from 2-1 there. then, of course, we take a look at republicans, how is the
old, been there for years, are antiquated in many cases, or are put there because a lot of the people that get the deductions are contributing to hillary, to bush, to every candidate but trump. always got to bring it back to trump. katy tur, you were there when he released his tax plan. couple things, number one, he read from notes. he never reads from notes. that seemed to be a change for him. the second is, he s trying to sell this as a populist tax plan, but the more we dig in, the more we re finding out, this is a pretty big tax break for the rich. it looks like it is a very big tax break for the rich. and they want the headline to be out of this, that trump cuts taxes or end taxes for millions of people. they want people to be talking about how everybody making under $25,000 a year, every individual making under that, won t be paying any income tax. every married couple making under 50 grand a year, won t be