there and how did these parts get through layers and layers of inspection? john: i m john roberts in washington. happy friyay. sandra: outages, delays and close calls becoming all too normal and just last month united airlines issued a nationwide ground stop after an equipment failure. john: the faa is facing technology and staffing challenges, including at the highest levels. no one has led the critical agency for the past 18 months. every day some 3 million passengers board commercial flights in and out of u.s. airports. faa manages 29 million square miles of air space. when it comes to aviation safety, the buck stops with the faa. the faa is needs to be modernized. it s still, you know, it s papers in a filing cabinet. sandra: fox business reporter ashley webster is with us. great to see you, by the way. what can you tell us about the search for the engine parts. boggling how they got there to begin with. it is a shocking story, sandra, the company accused
dana: thousands of unaccompanied children on the border. bill: the white house is saying these migrants when asked the question about it are just responding to a message of hope. you think it s a coincidence as soon as trump and his immigration were on the way out and biden and his stated policy were on the way that the historic surge at the border started? first of all one of the things i think is important we ve seen surges before. surges the end to respond to hope. and there was a significant hope for a more humane policy after four years of pent-up demand. bill: that was the answer. more in a moment. former secretary of state mike pompeo about the virus, border, china. first to kristin fisher live from the white house to begin our broadcast today. good morning, kristin. that sound bite that you played leading into me was quite significant. there you have president biden s coordinator for the southern border acknowledging that the new administration s policies
thank you. you are watching the tv on c-span2 with top nonfiction book and authors every weekend. book tv, television for serious readers. secretary clinton, let s talk about the book what happened. you write the first warning sign was north carolina. walk us through that evening. yes, well it was a poor that in north carolina coming in pretty quick succession. we always knew north carolina would be hard for many reasons but we thought we had them, a good lead going into election day because it was early voting in florida so when those numbers started coming in that was quite surprising and disappointing. it wasn t the end, by any means, there were a number of ways we thought that we would get to 270 electoral votes but it was a very long night and around midnight when michigan and wisconsin and sabina came in we knew that we were going to be successful. what was going through your mind? at first i was worried but not alarmed with the early returns because again, as i
at a rally in cedar rapids, iowa . in south carolina ralph norman held mick mulvaney s seat. nancy pelosi under fire down playing this week s special elections. take a listen. by all accounts, if you re a republican, this is not good news for you, it shows where the as a rule washington vulnerability is on the republican side. david: joining me dan henninger, bill mcgurn and mary kissel and dan freeman. i love nancy pelosi, maybe you can have one victory but four in a row, that s kind of hard to take. yeah, the old saying goes, four more victories like this and we are undone. [laughter] why is nancy pelosi a savvy politician saying such ridiculous things and i think the reason is because she has nothing else to offer. what they have been doing in all of these elections is teeing it up on referendum on donald trump and since the election, the democrats whether in washington or anywhere else have been running solely against donald j. trump. what we discovered in georgia
enterprise adventure capital fund and was named in 2015 as one of washington s top hundred tech leaders. we ll proud to have sean as a member. also joining us today is angela braly. finally john cass tee lanni former president of pharma and cdc member. thank you all for joining us and being here and, boy, what an issue. sean, take it away. thank you very much. so i feel like we re stepping backwards. we talked about tax reform which is next on the agenda and now we re going backwards to health care which is i was at an event the other night and they re talking about it s failed and i think the more appropriate term was it s paused and it seems like it ll be taking up again. i ll just start with a couple facts and figures and things that i think are interesting about the health care market, the affordable care act and i think we ll jump into the discussion. when the affordable care act was passed there s some projections as to how that would effect enrollment. for 2017 whe