trade. politicians aren t. there s widespread support for more free trade. they re worried about insecurity and jobs and wages. they don t attribute it to trade. there is a political window for somebody who can articulate the protrade case. the u.s. consumer decided we like to buy cheap stuff and it s manufactured in china. thank you both. coming up, president trump goes off on his former secretary of state calling him, quote, dumb as a rock. former ceo of exxon. what rex tillerson told congress that got the president so very fired up. plus the pentagon will present a plan to the president today to send 10,000 more troops to the middle east to counter the rising tensions with iran. the former supreme cal lied commander will be here on why this could be a very dangerous escalation. nothing says summer like a beach trip,
to get in the race? that probably helps him. if he haven t learned anything in this election season, this is an anti-establishment so the fact he s a sitting vice president. politicians aren t scottie, you say that so your case is he should resign then run? in a matchup, she dud beoes donald trump. by a small amount. what polls? you can sit there and look at a different poll. new hampshire, almost everybody beats him. i think the issue is how much how does an anti-incumbent move help joe biden? the same reason bernie sanders is the anti-establishment candidate. at least sanders is a socialist and independent, he s not even a democrat. he s got some outside er cred. he s running as a democrat. mo, to ryan s point, is there anyone in the democratic party, do you see people clambering at all for joe biden to get into this race? look, i think yeah stephen colbert. i like that the dnc i worked for hillary clinton last
see congress at 5%, 10%, 15% approval ratings is because d.c. politicians, career politicians, aren t listening to the people. what you just saw there is people just expressing relief that somebody is actually listening to the people and trying to help give them a voice in washington. given that, are you planning on doing this again on january 15th when the current bill that was just passed to reopen the government, when it finishes? there will be time enough to talk about specific strategy, specific tas tictics. i think we need to keep as the top priority providing meaningful relief for all the millions but you re very deliberately not ruling it out. what i m saying is the top priority there are a lot of politicians in washington who want to put obama care behind us. say, okay, fine, no more. no more discussing obama care, and you know what? the american people are not satisfied with that. right now you ve got a president who has granted an exemption
senator, thank you for having us in texas. dan yashgs it s great to be with you. what a rousing reception that you got from the women, the republican women convention that we were just at. wow. it was tremendously uplifting. really good. obviously the reason it was so startling to somebody who came from washington is to see the very big difference between the reception you re getting here at home and in washington. it s kind of like d.c. it s just in d.c. they re yelling different things. but does that what does that tell you when you come home and you get applause and you get a standing ovation and you get people treating you with such reverence as opposed to the other things they re taking back in d.c.? look, i think people are frustrated. in texas and all across the country, people are frustrated that washington politicians aren t listening to them. and they ve been frustrated for a long time. a lot of people are hurting because of obama care. a lot of people are h