is not going to really help millions of people, that he ll be with us on our side because i campaigned with him. i know what he said in north carolina and other states in the south. and as we see that, it s all about making sure that we provide more affordable health care. and, so, as the president weighs in, that message that is being reported is very different than what i heard from the vice-president and director nick mulvaney which says we re open to amendments. let the negotiations begin. we re a willing partner in that ready to negotiate, ready to get to yes. congressman mark meadows, republican north carolina, we ll have you back as this process continues. appreciate it. thanks, jake. schools shut down, companies closed l as rallies take place around the world on, quote, a day without a woman. plus, a criminal investigation being opened into the wikileaks dump of some scary cia documents that say the agency can hack into cell phones, tvs, cars. are more leaks on the way?
would acknowledge two things. one is that we ve made tremendous progress. but they would also readily acknowledge there s more important work that needs to be done and this is work that the president is committed to. also worth watching is that all of this could complicate loretta lynch s nomination to replace eric holder as attorney general. remember, she s overseeing the federal investigation into eric garner s death. the white house officials still believe she s well qualified and that in the end the senate will confirm her. megyn. ed, thank you. bret stevens is a foreign affairs columnist for the wall street journal and joe hicks vice president of community advocates. joe, let me start with you. the president speaks of how racism is deeply rooted in our country s history. and then seems to be tie thag to these cases by suggesting young men of color have less margin for error and that i suppose he thinks is something we ve learned from ferguson and staten island. you know,
megyn. ed, thank you. bret stevens is a foreign affairs columnist for the wall street journal and joe hicks vice president of community advocates. joe, let me start with you. the president speaks of how racism is deeply rooted in our country s history. and then seems to be tie thag to these cases by suggesting young men of color have less margin for error and that i suppose he thinks is something we ve learned from ferguson and staten island. you know, it seems like whenever the president weighs in, whether it s the situation with, you know, henry lewis gates up at harvard or trayvon martin saying he would have looked like a young trayvon martin, he always weighs in how people can take what they want to hear out of it. and any activists listening hear the message that if you know if you re black in america you have a rough road to hoe. so feeds into this victimization ideology that too many in this
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