well, don, i agree with you 100%. that s why i think you just have to call it bs when you hear it. he won the election. look, i would acknowledge what he won t acknowledge. he won the election fair and square. he didn t win the popular vote. but he won the election. and how he won it is a whole different story but he won it fair and square. he keeps holding on to this fact that he s not a legitimate president. and i m out of the life coaching president. i m not going to give him a hug and not going to be supportive. you re the president of the united states, act like it for once. so you know, we are where we are. in two years, hopefully he won t be the president. then he can have all the temper tantrums he wants. but there are people who need us to focus on their issues. they re trying to pay their bills, put their kids in school, pay college tuition and retire and get health care. those are the things we care about.
party attempts to use big, big, big government to break individual businesses that he is mad at. and i have to say jeff bezos has done a brilliant job of skirting capitol hill and he s gone directly to the state and local government where he has created all these jobs and talked to governors and some locally elected officials there. because at some point the way the rest of the panel pointed out, donald trump used to have checks and balances and now with the entire u.s. government at his disposal, they aren t working. so with the republican controlled congress clearing the way for him, they have been able to skirt the ridiculous hurdles and talk directly to consumers and lawmakers. and the fact that donald trump is trying to say that he cares about lett eter carriers, this why we can call it bs on the argument. if you are so concern kd about the working class, where are you on the educators?
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been on the ground to get supplies to the areas that needed it, to be responsive. and the first sign of leadership is to say, you know what? we screwed up. we didn t respond in time. we did not have a plan. and that is not what we re seeing from this president. and what he is doing is continuing to try to make it seem that it is our fault, the people on the island, for what has happened. that somehow they were not prepared for it and it s their responsibility. he wasn t saying that about texas. he wasn t saying that about florida. he s saying that about puerto rico. and let s not forget the u.s. virgin islands. there s a double standard. it s racist, prejudicial and we re not being treated as u.s. citizens, which we are. let s break all those down one by one. general honore on the ground after hurricane katrina said that he use someday colorful language that i can t repeat and basically called it bs. their excuses at this point one week out. and said that there were more
it calls for a special prosecutor to elevate the issue, which is the opposite they want, what they feel is the right path. that s why reince priebus was out there talking about the conversations that he had with the director of the fbi and called it bs and said there s no there there. they re going to be out there saying, this is fake news, let s just say focused on the agenda, as any white house would. they want to make sure that if there is something there, they address it quickly, and if it isn t, just get it out of the conversation so they can focus on their agenda. indeed a big week ahead in washington, the president giving his first address to a joint session of congress tuesday night, our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. and then on wednesday, a town hall with senators john mccain