For the day about half an hour ago. Thats good, right to cnns Brynn Gingras in new yorks is outside the court. Brynn, what are you hearing . Why are they still in session there . Still trying to find that jury, jake, you know, at the beginning of the day, it was unclear if there was going to be a single juror seated. And now by today, at this moment, there are six that are seeded, included putting a fourperson so the process is continuing at this very hour. Some of the details about the six people that we know about so far. Of course, they remain anonymous, but one is originally from ireland, that person is already declared The Foreperson when this case goes to trial, theres an and khaliji nurse. Theres a corporate lawyer, theres one person who actually told the courtroom that he found trump fascinating. Theres another person who says that they appreciate trumps candor but didnt really have Strong Political views all different ages, marriage, not married, Group Ofeople that are rht of,
all of those obvusly are the kinds of things that if you give someone have to be reported in both directions as income. it s sort of an obvious hard and fast rule. that seems to be the issue they were investigators were looking at. yes. that does seem to be something that investigators were looking at. tomorrow, we will see what the final charges are. it will be a big day. it s the first criminal charges stemming from a multi-year investigation into the former president and his company. what should we conclude about the status of this grand jury? i found this investigatory grand jury an institution i don t feel like i have a great understanding of. we know that they have been impanelled for this. do they keep going? with special grand juries, they sit for a longer term.
is a tender box, has been for a long time. but we re at a time when there is the potential for provocation with the testing of this nuclear weapon. you know, obvusly the words from the administration are creangven higher volume in terms of the provocations that are going on. i think we ve got to be careful here. this is you know, we shouldn t engage in any precipitous action. i m curious, richard, what you think because, again, you ve been following this region for a long time. you know the players including kim jong-un. what do you think his thoughts are i don t know kim jong-un. i ve been to i wouldn t say i know him personally. i ve been to north korea. i ve been to festivals like the one that is taking place in korea in north korea right now. and this is a very significant
one my tax reform package endorsed by the wall street journal. serious regulatory reform, dodd-frank, obamacare repealed. energy independence. boon pickens had some great ideas. it would get the engines of growth going like nothing else i could think of. mr. cain? obvusly, it starts with economic growth. and yes, i ve already laid out how i would do that with my 9, 9, 9 plan. what americans are looking for in order to build their confidence is leadership. there is a severe deficiency of leadership in washington, d.c.. once we fill that void, i believe american people will begin to develop some confidence again. in terms of believing in this nation, ronald reagan was one who said we are a shining city on a hill. we ve slid down the side of that hill. americans want somebody who is
that s basically obama s base now. right? that s the bill: 43%, yeah. same percentage of people who support him in the latest, i believe, the bloomberg poll. his approval rating went down. bill: so the question president obama s jobs plan help lower the unemployment rate? will help, 40%. will not help 51%. exactly. yeah, so that s obvusly a bit of a difference. differently worded question. bill: yes. the thing about the 45%, 43%, that s kind of his the people who will definitely vote for him anyway, right? that s about his approval rating now, 45% is all time low. i think the more people that are starting to look at this plan, remember, we still don t have the nitty-gritty of it. it s like coming on monday, i think, or next monday. i ve lost track but when we look at the nitty-gritty of this plan, today the washington post points out that the taxes when you add them all together could be an increase now, bill, of $800 billion in new taxes. that s a l more than we ve