i guess you could say that counts as good news. here s the thing, though. these numbers with donald trump, we have to step back and ask a question, do they mean what they used to mean? do they mean what we re conditioned to think they mean with the president? this is what his approval approval/disapproval has looked like. his low point was back at the end of march. he fell down to 35%. that s the lowest he s been. the highest he s been is 45%. again, by any historical standard, we d say, wow, a president in his first couple of months in office can t get past 45, never mind 50%, has fall into the 30s numerous times. that s a disaster. that s normally what we d say, and that s what a lot of headlines have said about trump. but remember those two numbers, 35 and 45, because look at this. this is what the campaign looked like. donald trump versus hillary clinton last year. the lowest he got, 36. the highest he got was 43.4. he would occasionally collapse into the 30s. we d say, it s a cris
now republican greg gianforte is projected to win a seat in the u.s. house of represent testifies from the state of montana. latest numbers for you. gianforte has 50.8% of the vote. rob quist with 43.4%. now gianforte apologized for his confrontation with the reporter. saying when you make a mistake you have to own up to it. the. the alleged assault of ben jacobs marks a new low in relations between the u.s. media and politicians especially republicansen a reporters. the cnn spelling spent the day at a apology station montana goch voter upon learning we re from cnn. you re lucky someone doesn t pop one of you. and also this. montana gop votered to me just now knowing i work for cnn that audio made me cheer they smiled as they walked in to vote for gien sfroert bob the audio being of the confrontation between gianforte and the jacobs. from missoula montana, kyung
in the ethnos newspaper put the yes camp at 44.8% against 43.4% for the no vote. but 11.8% of the people run decided in this election is just a little over 24 hours away. another survey in the ogvi newspaper put the no vote at 43% to 42.5% for the yes. 9% undecided there, juan. so the key here politically is that the president, tsipras, is arguing for a no vote, doug. he s encouraging people to vote against any of the austerity measures being demanded by the german angela merkel or the e.u. president hunger who we just saw on the tape. his argument is this is going to increase our leverage going forward in terms of what happens at the negotiating table. we will get more concessions from merkel, from the european union because they can t afford to let us go. which takes you back to what tucker was explaining earlier, that this could lead to some larger unraveling. so they see themselves as having
1964, 234,000 black college students, rose to 2.6 million, a ten fold increase. the housing numbers tell a different story, much more somber about how far we ve come. 1970, 41.6% of african-americans were home owners. by 2011 that number had risen to 43.4%. there s no doubt about it. the numbers tell the tale where african-americans are when it comes to housing. not just about who owns a home but where we own the home. president and ceo of leadership conference on civil rights, leadership fund and shawna of the president of fair alliance. why should it matter if we live in integrated neighborhoods or not. first of all congress said we should promote racial integration, helps with employment, school, education. when you interview white people who live in integrated communities they actually say
full story. the obama care surcharge. it will rise up to 43.4 percent. it is a massive from year to year and explains why companies and ceo s are accelerating what does it mean for people going forward. we heard apple trying to bring a few job back to the united states. will this further push companies out of the united states? well, it will pub them out and do something worse. purpose of difdeppeds are corporations that are long on cash and distribute it to the shareholders can get it to the companies of tomorrow and don t have the money to grow and innovate . you are seeing it with las