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middle class. hope if it continues to be middle class how long of the crisis because middle class wants better, goods and services and expensive and that will, drive, that is driving politics more and more. the fact leaders have to address the concerns, discontent in the streets. i think that will drive the economy even more. there is a lag effect there. doesn t matter where it comes from but they need better services. i said this before, it is not a matter anymore access to goods. there are 250 million cell phone lines in brazil for 200 million people. it is matter of access to phones that actually work. the debate shifts from the goods to the services that makes those goods useful. i think that will be a key driver for economic growth going forward. that leads opening up with the economy with the debate that is happening. on the prosecutor s office and constitution, i don t think the constitution is bad thing. there were excesses to some extent. in hindsight, the comp ....
thus far, turbulent seems a more givenair description, that trump has exploded so many of the historical norms that have long governed the conduct of the presidency. the question now is whether we are living in the new normal of chaos or whether the president and his evolving team have both the capacity and the will to run the country in a way that preserves some sense of order at home and abroad. joining me now to discuss, from washington, is andrea mitchell. chief the formidable foreign affairs correspondent for nbc news. with me in new york, a veteran journalist and an editorial director of time, inc. i m pleased to have them. andrea, you ve done this for a while, as have we all. has this first month been about what you would have expected, a little worse, a little better, when you were coming out of the surprise of the election and through the transition into the inauguration? andrea: i think it was as expected, if you looked at the campaign, at the rhetoric, at t ....
politic when it does peak. meacham: we continue with a discussion of education and reform with founder and c.e.o. of success academy, eva moskowitz. i felt a profound sense of unfairness. why shouldn t every kid get an equal opportunity. why is access limited to by zip code. that always pained me. and so i actually went into politics not because i was interested in politics more broadly but because i wanted to solve the problem of public education. meacham: we conclude with fine art photographer jack spencer. i think what i was trying to do was to increase my- people mf what a remarkable country that we live in on this little spek of a planet, floating around out in the universe. and i think that a lot of people don t even see it and i think one of the things that i was appreciative in your forward about was the line in there i think towards the end that it taught you how 20 see. politics, education and photography. when we continue. rose: funding rose: fu ....
politic when it does peak. meacham: we continue with a discussion of education and reform with founder and c.e.o. of success academy, eva moskowitz. i felt a profound sense of unfairness. why shouldn t every kid get an equal opportunity. why is access limited to by zip code. that always pained me. and so i actually went into politics not because i was interested in politics more broadly but because i wanted to solve the problem of public education. meacham: we conclude with fine art photographer jack spencer. i think what i was trying to do was to increase my- people mf what a remarkable country that we live in on this little spek of a planet, floating around out in the universe. and i think that a lot of people don t even see it and i think one of the things that i was appreciative in your forward about was the line in there i think towards the end that it taught you how 20 see. politics, education and photography. when we continue. rose: funding rose: fu ....
meacham: we continue with a discussion of education and reform with founder and c.e.o. of success academy, eva moskowitz. i felt a profound sense of unfairness. why shouldn t every kid get an equal opportunity. why is access limited to by zip code. that always pained me. and so i actually went into politics not because i was interested in politics more broadly but because ianted to solve the problem of public education. meacham: we conclude with fine art photographer jack spencer. i think what i was trying to do was to increase my- people mf what a remarkable country that we live in on this little spek of a planet, floating around out in the universe. and i think that a lot of people don t even see it and i think one of the things that i was appreciative in your forward about was the line in there i think towards the end that it taught you how 20 see. politics, education and photography. when we continue. rose: funding rose: funding for charlie rose has ....