america grow again. this is the reason i believe that donald trump was elected, among many, but the primary one, the economic anxiety particularly for working class people in this country who haven t seen their wages grow and seen expenses grow. that s unsustainable. they ve reacted with their vote. now i think donald trump is starting to deliver. we re not done, not even close, starting to deliver. steve, thank you. appreciate you being here. you bet, thanks, michael. let s see what folks are saying via social media. what do we have? smerconish, why don t you start thanking donald trump for the success? i think the implication is that was a hit piece. that was no hit piece, that was me saying we got great economic news, there are some critiques and let me let the trump spokesperson run through them and respond to them. go look for bias elsewhere, my friend. so this relates to the survey question at smerconish.com.
america grow again. this was the key issue he was elected among many, the economic anxiety particularly for working class people in this country who haven t seen their wages grow and seen expenses grow. they ve reacted with their vote. now i think donald trump is starting to deliver. we re not done, not even close, starting to deliver. steve, thank you. appreciate you being here. you bet, thanks, michael. let s see what folks are saying via social media? what do we have? smerconish why dun they@real donald trump for the success? that was a hit piece that was no hit piece, that was me saying we got great economic news, there are some critiques and let me let the trump spokesperson run through them and respond to them. go look for bias elsewhere, my friend. so this relates to the survey question at smerconish.com.
the opportunity to live in a free enterprise system, where we do have a strong economy. they did so so we could live under american rule, and not under communism or socialism. because of their sacrifices and the people who serve right now, fighting for us, and protecting us, we have had the freedoms and free enterprise system that allows us to have an amazing economy, a strong government, and a sense of pride in being american and seeing america grow and rise. and a congress and a president, especially who is leading the charge to have more funding for our military, the president s remarks via twitter, and his remarks there at arlington were heartfelt and appropriate. i don t think anybody should question the commitment to our soldiers and families, when you look at his chief of staff, general john kelly and the ultimate sacrifice that his family gave and the loss of his
investment spending on equipment, so-called cap-x those numbers are doing extremely well. i don t want to talk pain, i want to talk progress on a very important issue. is it becoming a game of chicken with klein? isn t this becoming a game of china? is the stock market reacting to that s a i was afraid they might have been less the president mentioned a lot of growth we ve seen in market has enabled him to take a bit of a hit. do you think if we had erased all this growth that that would not have put the president in position where he could take such a tough stance against china? he intended to do this all along. again, yes. he intended to take a tough stand, that was a campaign plunge, to help america grow, he s right. that s my point. i ll say it again, blame klein not trump. but what do you say to the
says at most they need 3 million tons a year. so this is a figure leaf for rank protectionism that s focused on the wrong industry because there s so much excess capacity for steel in the world that there will never be a shortage, and we re just barking up the wrong tree. the problem isn t bad trade deals, the problem is bad money at the fed and in the central banks of the countries that have been suppressing their exchange rates. that s the problem. so when you say the steel lobby is very effective here in washington and they re dealing with the biggest sucker, who is the biggest sucker? well, the one in the oval office. that s the one i m talking about. i mean, somehow he thinks that a 17th century version of mercantilist trade policy is going to make america grow again. that isn t remotely correct, and