ted huffs that the ceo of the climate leadership council backed by major oil and power companies discusses his organizations support for carbon support for a carbon tax. host: it is the washington journal for september 12. in an hour, the house judiciary committee will work on on theshing procedures hearing for the trump administration. you can see that process play out on c-span 3 starting at 8:00. house democrats are undertaking dozens of investigations of the trump administration on many fronts and in this first hour, we want to hear your reaction to the number of investigations on what you think about them. if you think there are too many of these investigations going on, 202-748-8000 is the number to call and tell us why. if you think not enough, 202-748-8001. if you think it is about right, it is 202-748-8002. you can text us your thoughts at 202-748-8003. tweet us at @cspanwj and post on our facebook page at facebook.com/cspan. rounding up the number of investigati
to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people. this is really the key. these are the people we were elected to serve. charles: here with me now for reaction, fox news political contributor tammy bruce and independent woman s voice director ford o connell, gina loudon, donald j. trump advisory board member and ned ryun, former president bush presidential writer. former presidential writer, what did you make of that one? that was a doozy. magnificent speech. it was a home run. not just me saying that. cbs poll said 75% of the american people thought it was a great speech. 72% of the independent voters thought it was a great speech. when you look at what donald trump did, he used unifying language, language that was about all the american people, his policies benefitting regardless of race or party. the interesting thing to me last night, charles, donald trump looked like the responsible adult in the room talking about policies that benefit all americans and the democr
be released tomorrow. we begin with president trump s peach in west virginia where he rallied the republican party touting their accomplishments and talking about how unified the party is. president trump: paul ryan called me the other day, i don t node if i m supposed to say this, but he said to me he has never ever seen the republican party so united, so much in like with each other. it s the most of united he has ever seen the party. i have so many friends in this group and there is a great coming together. charles: it seems like president trump and the gop have the wind in their backs propelling their agenda forward. can they capitalize on it? i want to ask jason chaffetz. jason, unity has been the theme for president trump, unity in the country, unity amongst the gop. not everybody buying into it, but it feels like the republican party is in great position to do great things. after a bit of a rough start the first six months. but the tax package now that we move into t
they know? when is the last time you ve been in a bunker with a broker? i prefer this guy, former army vice chief of staff retired four-star general jack kane, good to have you, that is the fear, i guess, after the air strike campaign, they re back to doing what they re doing because it s apparently a shelf life on it, what do you think? absolutely. first of all, the air strike campaign as you noted is so restricted, they can pretty much do what they want right now in northern iraq. the fact of the matter is the president said he only wants air strikes done on the conditions that isis is interfering with the airdrop, or that isis is threatening irbil where we have true presence. that means that isis has total freedom to do whatever want its right now in any part of kurdistan, in any part of northern iraq, which is quite extraordinary. neil: where are we going here, general? i mentioned how the markets were moving up on this because it looks like there were a lot of factor
they know? when is the last time you ve been in a bunker with a broker? i prefer this guy, former army vice chief of staff retired four-star general jack kane, good to have you, that is the fear, i guess, after the air strike campaign, they re back to doing what they re doing because it s apparently a shelf life on it, what do you think? absolutely. first of all, the air strike campaign as you noted is so restricted, they can pretty much do what they want right now in northern iraq. the fact of the matter is the president said he only wants air strikes done on the conditions that isis is interfering with the airdrop, or that isis is threatening irbil where we have true presence. that means that isis has total freedom to do whatever want its right now in any part of kurdistan, in any part of northern iraq, which is quite extraordinary. neil: where are we going here, general? i mentioned how the markets were moving up on this because it looks like there were a lot of factor