Successful. he s worth billions of dollars, and he s a great deal maker. and there s a lot of hoo-ha behind all of that. but he stays on message with it over time by the virtue of repeating it, it becomes reality. and what he s discovered, i think in washington and what he s discovered in his presidency is it s very hard to maintain control of a message when you re at center stage every minute of every day like he is. and he doesn t really support the people around him in terms of trying to help him have a more sophisticated message, pan so you re seeing him now throw sean spicer under the bus. i think spicer has had his own problems, but i don t think trump is suddenly becoming reflective and saying i could be a better communicator. i think what he s saying is the people around me are dropping the ball. just ahead, i ll talk about the new spiritual adventure
About what sort of grade he d give himself so far, and he gave himself very high marks on policies, but on communicating them he gave low marks, and there were a lot of people who said look, he s actually giving himself a low mark. he actually didn t give himself a low mark. seengszly giving his communications team a low mark. in that press conference he gave finally kind of an effort to ke control you know, of it s like he couldn t stand it any longer to have other people speaking for him. he needed to get out there directly talk to the media. it s a great insight because the one thing he has been true throughout his whole career around is he s had a singular set of messages that he s always stuck with throughout his career. and basically that he s excellent, he s infallible, he s unimaginably successful. he s worth billions of dollars, and he s a great deal maker. and there s a lot of hoo-ha behind all of that.
Who has been there for ten years. if you are talking about establishment, then being in congress, being a secretary, i mean, all of these guys in the end of the day they are good democrats of they are progressive democrats who are fighting for working people in this country. so i think as a party we need to step back away from these establishment,/anti- establishment and all that hoo-ha and focus to what the real problem is. the real problem is donald trump and a rubber stamp republican congress. that s the real problem we have right now. we need to start showing the american people, start showing democrats that we are about fighting for them. the infighting within the party, leave 2016 in the 2016 archives of history. let s focus on 2018. let s focus on 2020, how we retake the congress, how we retake state houses and governorships. you know, all of this other stuff is just noise. we need to focus on what the real battle is. and that s pushing back against
Patriarchal society in the 50s as opposed to sexism now. didn t know it then, that s the way it was. now they know better and want to stop it. now when you hear men say women aren t funny, think you sad old man. get on your little glacier and just die. do you think most women sell themselves short? yes. most women have been told to. i think women are brighter than men, more sensitive and stronger than men. plus that extra layer of fat. if we ever fall in the water, we live longer. she s one of them girl cometic cometic comics. it ain t that funny. got extra gland in the hoo ha that filters the jokes full that ain t funny. i read it in science book. it s science, look it up. whole episode on planet earth
Only four of the 15 cabinet members have any private sector experience, and by the way, two of those, jack lew and hagel nothing to do with existing coal plants. on new construction of coal plants. the existing coal plants will not races your price of energy. number two, energy is delivered on long-term contracts. even if it did skyrocket, then it would not reach you at the home level. number three, all of those coal companies that have shut down, you know why? it was free market. they ve already been making the transfer to, what? natural gas. not some obama-sponsored hoo-ha. look what happens to arch coal, for example. look at a three-year chart for that company. is practically flatlines now. they re killing the coal companies and jobs. a lot of the democratic senators