come back anytime. yes, sir, thank you. that is all in on this thursday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. good evening, my friend. we re going to have more on al-shifa and what s going on at that hospital with a reporter has been to that hospital and reported there extensively, that s our own eamon mohyeldin. i want to start a with a good point made a member of congress, made by the freedom caucus no less. here s what chip roy had to say to his colleagues. one thing i want my republican colleagues to give me one thing, one that i can go campaign on and say we did. one. anybody sitting thin complex you want to come on the floor and explain to me one material meaningful significant thing the republican majority has done besides, well, i guess it s not as bad as the democrats in. congressman roy is correct on two fronts here. first off, the republican controlled house of representatives has next to nothing of substance this year. seco
bachmann clip she said the financial crisis was not wall street s fault, it was government s fault, it was fannie mae and freddie mac, the effort to expand home owning into minority and low income communities. so the answer in all things in all ways has been to repeal whatever government has done, whatever they have done lately because people are more interested in repealing new things. repeal health care reform but never say how you ll replace it exactly. repeal dodd/frank, don t say how you ll replace it or if you will repeal sarbane-oxley. repeal it all. this comes out of a feeling government can t do anything right so anything government has done must be undone. i get that part of it. i also wonder if this is one of those things where there s a set of facts were republicanland, where deregulation created no trouble at all on wall street, where deregulation has never been trouble, and one for the rest of the world but we recognize that there being no rules about these plainly stup
bachmann clip she said the financial crisis was not wall street s fault, it was government s fault, it was fannie mae and freddie mac, the effort to expand home owning into minority and low income communities. so the answer in all things in all ways has been to repeal whatever government has done, whatever they have done lately because people are more interested in repealing new things. repeal health care reform but never say how you ll replace it exactly. repeal dodd/frank, don t say how you ll replace it or if you will repeal sarbane-oxley. repeal it all. this comes out of a feeling government can t do anything right so anything government has done must be undone. i get that part of it. i also wonder if this is one of those things where there s a set of facts were republicanland, where deregulation created no trouble at all on wall street, where deregulation has never been trouble, and one for the rest of the world but we recognize that there being no
bachmann clip she said the financial crisis was not wall street s fault, it was government s fault, it was fannie mae and freddie mac, the effort to expand home owning into minority and low income communities. so the answer in all things in all ways has been to repeal whatever government has done, whatever they have done lately because people are more interested in repealing new things. repeal health care reform but never say how you ll replace it exactly. repeal dodd/frank, don t say how you ll replace it or if you will. repeal s repeal sarbane-oxley. repeal it all. this comes out of a feeling government can t do anything right so anything government has done must be undone. i get that part of it. i also wonder if this is one of those things where there s a set of facts were republicanland, where deregulation created no trouble at all on wall street, where deregulation has never been trouble, and one for the rest of the world but we
inherent in dna for americans is there a sense people feel they re getting truthful story from the government? is there an effort to reduce panic and fear? people trust the government but there is a feeling government down plays a little bit. there is a feeling from the press, i believe. people we spoke to, i think would say the same thing. i think they do believe the government down plays things a bit. and that is not just in this situation but the way they operate. and you know there has been a lot of skepticism in the japanese media of the government than there is coming from the government itself. all right adam, thank you for your report. japan s road to recovery sure to be a long one, experts projecting damage to cost $180 billion. there is no price on thousands