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mike murphy. he is a gop strategist and the host of the podcast radio free gop. and from austin, texas, matthew dowd, chief political analyst for abc news. i am least to have them both on the program. we have a lot of people around this table talking about 100 days. let me start at the beginning from a political standpoint assess donald trump and his political performance and future. mike? mike: i would say on the plus side, we conservatives are happy with the supreme court outcome. and he has continued to set the agenda, which is what a president has to do. himselfot positioned where he has any popularity or strength in the country, either who are the core of support. he talks to the base with the same campaign rhetoric he used. and on the legislative side, he boxed himself out of working with them regrets becoming so radioactive, you are a democrat who helps them, and you will has not done a lot of what a president tries to do out matthew: if i were grading his fi ....
thousands, if not tens or hundreds of thousands of climate activists from the around the country are converging in washington, d.c., for the people s climate march on saturday. trump has already begun dismantling president obama s , legacy and revived the keystone xl and dakota access pipelines. he has also put climate change deniers in charge of several key agencies, including the environmental protection agency and threatened to pull the u.s. out of the paris, the court. all this as scientists have confirmed 2016 was the warmest year on record. we will speak with 350.org founder bill mckiobben. physics is our enemy and it poses a different dish difficult time wit time limit. we have to have to work around trump one degree or another. amy: all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the state of arkansas on thursday carried out its fourth execution in eight days, injecting 38-year-old kennet ....
cnn. having spent time in iraq an afghanistan and gazza i know and have seen first hand the horrors of war and all people from all different countries and all different war zones are, of course, victims and suffering enormously. but there is something unique to the syrian crisis to both the david and goliath kind of element to it. whereby you have a civilian population being bombarded from the skies, relentlessly. where the rebel fighters do not have anything like the same kind of firepower that the russians and the regime and the iranians and hezbollah have when put together. so and to see hospitals targeted, to see fruit markets targeted, to see schools targeted, there is a cynicism to the syrian war that really is particularly haunting to me. rose: and we conclude this evening with author and new yorker columnist calvin trillin. i can t remember when pictures were introduced in the new yorker but a the lo of these store hees were written before there were pho ....
. rose: welcome to the program, we continue with our series of conversations about president trump s first 100 days. joining me are mike murphy a political strategist and matthew dowd, a former political strategist, now a political consultant for abc news. if you look at these hundred days, i think there s a lot of thing the trump folks ought to be worried about. matthew and i both eluded to earlier, he s got bad numbers. the president has the toolbox. if you are popular you can pressure the congress. he doesn t have that. he s backed into one part of the republican party that loves him, but even that is not enough in a majority where you can see it in health care now between the freedom caucus on the right and moderates on the center trying to find a middle ground to change obama care which is a tough public policy program am but he is running out of tools. and that s a problem. rose: we continue with clarissa ward senior international correspondent for cnn. ha ....
cnn. having spent time in iraq an afghanistan and gazza i know and have seen first hand the horrors of war and all people from all different countries and all different war zones are, of course, victims and suffering enormously. but there is something unique to the syrian crisis to both the david and goliath kind of element to it. whereby you have a civilian population being bombarded from the skies, relentlessly. where the rebel fighters do not have anything like the same kind of firepower that the russians and the regime and the iranians and hezbollah have when put together. so and to see hospitals targeted, to see fruit markets targeted, to see schools targeted, there is a cynicism to the syrian war that really is particularly haunting to me. rose: and we conclude this evening with author and new yorker columnist calvin trillin. i can t remember when pictures were introduced in the new yorker but a the lo of these store hees were written before there were pho ....