800,000 unpaid federal workers. a loss, however, for the great dealmaker who got nothing that he wanted, no wall money, no invitation to gave his state of the union address. insult to injury, the president s one-time cheerleader, ann coulter, transferringing to him the title, biggest wimp ever to serve as president. the president may not have even seen that since he unfollowed ann coulter on twitter back in dress. that s, like, the ultimate knockout punch an internet warrior can deliver. also on friday, the president s longtime close adviser roger stone taken from his home in handcuffs by the fbi. the robert mueller russia probe alleging in the indictment that stone sought stolen e-mails from wikileaks in coordination with trump campaign officials. friday was also so bad for the president, in fact, he might not have not even noticed his former campaign chairman paul manafort was briefly out of prison to make his first federal court appearance since october. the roger stone breaking new
negotiator for north korea has just left. does the infrastructure exist to make this successful? no, not to do something that would be along the lines i described which is a careful step by step process. what we re relying on here is the personal chemistry of trump, his ability to convince kim jong un. obviously trump has an enormous confidence in his own powers in that regard. so far it hasn t worked that well with congress. the great dealmaker has yet to i m saying this as a factual matter, whether it s on daca or any of these other issues, the president has found over the last year that there are great limitations to his persuasive powers when you don t have all the work done, all the ducks lined up, all the political calculations that s true when dealing with chuck schumer, imagine what it s going to look like when dealing with kim jong un. we have no idea where the meeting will be, what the
than 25%. jobs are come back to america. consumer confidence at an all highest since 2000, 2001. so he has got tremendous leverage. he may look, he s going to do whatever it takes. he may end up tossing daca into the mix if that s what it takes. because the democrats achilles heel in heir obstructionism is daca. if he tosses that in, he might do it because he wants to get this passed and wants tax bill to become law. the effect it will have on business is extraordinary. the job creating effect. the momentum. he want it to happen. so, whatever it takes, he will do it. trish: michael, he may be a great, great dealmaker. he may be willing to do whatever it takes. but let s not forget there are some republicans that are in the way of all of this as well as democrats, right? yeah, absolutely, i mean senator john mccain has said he won t support any legislation that s going to repeal obamacare without it going through full hearing. susan collins has said she