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Years now, leaders in china have the east was rising and the west was on the decline. and certainly i don t see that. i don t see that at all. i agree with you that china has its share of challenges at the moment, but when i look at the united states, i see a country investing, you know, in the past 20 months under the president s leadership we ve invested over a trillion dollars in our infrastructure, in ourselves, in our innovation. i see an unbelievably talented workforce. some of the biggest most profitable entrepreneurial companies in the world. so i see an america getting stronger and very much able to compete effectively with china. in the 1980s and early 90s people had very similar fears about japan taking and the in fact, centering around the ....
I believe he s the 33rd such prominent republican, the sixth key committee member to not run again. a lot of republicans are getting nervous. because recruiting big names has been difficult to fill the void. are you worried? i m really not, neil. in fact, i m running for the u.s. senate because i think 2018 will be a great year. here s why. the results of 2017 have been great for the american people. you ve got 17-year low in unemployment, record levels on the stock market. employers all over the country investing in capitol and employees with raises and bonuses. when we take our case to the american people, it s going to be a great year. the american people don t care about all of this drama out here in washington. they want to know what the results are. 2017 was a great start. we need to do more. that s what you ll hear from president trump tomorrow night. he will talk about all the great conservative successes of 2017 ....
This economy moving even farther, even though we ve seen a million jobs created. in companies around the country investing in america and get instead of investing around the world. the president tonight is going to call the congress to step up and move an agenda forward. shannon: vice president mike pence this morning saying you can expect the president to deliver a very clear message to lawmakers tonight. get back to work on the agenda. a political ad occurred for townhall.com, co-author of the book end of discussion at a fox news contributor. is a lot of controversy brewing about what the president is going to say when he is in phoenix, but now we hear that the crosshairs might be trained on lawmakers. we know before the recess launch that he and mitch mcconnell had some differences in opinion about his expectations about what can get done in washington and tonight, he s going to be back at him. that could very well be the case, and i see both sides in that particular dispute. ....
Majority of americans believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases, even as some states are moving successfully to limit access. i m joined by kate michaelman, former head of the national abortions right action league, pro-choice america. good to see you. good morning. good morning. good to see you, too. what do you think is behind this shift in attitudes? well, i think, you know, i think we have to put our discussion in the context of president obama s extraordinary inaugural address yesterday, where he paid homage to the history of this country investing in equal rights and ending discrimination for african americans, for women, for gays gay and lesbian americans. there is an investment we have made to bring women into an equal role with men in this society, and one of the ....
Oil if we keep this up. am i wrong? you are absolutely right: the president for months speaking about spain as a great example of a country investing in solar cells. it is now about to go uneconomically, about to go bankrupt. it is at the had to shutdown government sponsored money losing perhaps on solar cells. the reason is, they are not economical. if you compare them with oil or coal or natural gas or nuclear. they aren t even near. you can you can do is as you say to throw trillions of dollar at it to subsidize it in a free enterprise economy do you think if there s anybody who didn t have an idea that would invent, create or find renewable energy that would be comparable to oil or coal, he wouldn t be at it? he would be a their. bill: the big boys exxon ....