talking about a stock market that s booming. i m telling, you are talking about a stock market that today is growing because of the regulatory climate and because now they realize where is this growth? sir, sir, we need to point something out. one of the main reasons you saw the recession, you saw the crash happen was because of lack of regulation. because there wasn t enough regulation we saw the subprime crisis happen. because you saw predatory lending practices. those practices we then saw regulation put on since 2008. banks put more money on their balance sheet and they were safer. we have seen a steady climb in the stock market. now the party started with deregulation forgetting regulation exists to protect people. if you want to deregulate across the board, giddy up. guess what s going to happen? we could face another reckless environment. i was in the business world back then. so was i. the regulatory climate, although there were regulations, the regulators were not
he has done the 2 to 1 regulatory removal for every regulation put in. which couples with the house of representatives vote to appeal. $3.7 billion of cost removed from the backs of business across the country. people can now spend those man-hours, doing something productive for america. americans, however, are unhappy 37 they re unhappy with the job the president is doing they re unhappy with the job congress is doing. congress has a 10% approval rating this week. it s not going the right direction. do you feel many americans feel this way because of what? coming from the outside, i don t understand why everything s so difficult.
and afghan forces. the united states takes the fight against isis very seriously and in order to defeat the group, we must deny them operational space which we did. the u.s. took all precautions necessary to prevent civilian casualties and collateral damage as the result of the operation. any further details, i would refer you to the department of defense on that. moving on, as you may know from the schedule, the president has a 2:00 event. so i m going to try to keep this rather tight so the pool has a chance to set up properly. earlier today, the president signed another piece of legislation, bringing the resolutions to 13. this overturns a regulation put in place by the previous administration on their way at the door that would have taken away the right of states to set their own policies and priorities for title x family planning programs. our federal system wasn t set up to allow states to address the
they can t go directly to court if it doesn t have any legal effect at this point. a key distinction that matters in law as well as politics, h l hallie. i was going to ask you to translate this into english. the states kind of have to wait is the bottom line? they have to wait because the underlining clean power plan was originally already frozen. got it. ari melber, breaking it down. thank you much. you got it. guys, this is a big deal for president trump. trying to make good on the promises on the campaign trail. the best analogy for how i heard this would work. clean power is a regulation put into place through the regulatory process. it was like the analogy i ve heard, building a house. to take it down, you can t just tear it down. in this case with regulations. you have to unbuild it the same way you built it. so one piece at a time through this sort of long regulatory
the message and deliver the message and journalist want to ask the questions. he leaves the theaterics of it. at least today there s an effort congress is about to congressional act, tell about that. this is a meth than regulation put in place it would bring $100 million to taxpayers. the cra act being used once in its whole history put in 1990 it s not the way to go. one of the guests here, senator barrasso, we can work together to resolve it. nonetheless important for the