that. because, god, all of us on both sides of the aisle we re fatigued of this. so much noise. so much onification and distraction and let s move on from this very sad period. i want to play you a clip of a couple of basically voter responses to the impeachment. one is from 1998 and one is from a voter in iowa from the last week. take a listen. him dropping his pants with somebody in the white house isn t going to affect my bottom line. i think he s a jerk. but things are getting done. i think it is a ploy to try to not get trump elected. senator, i bring that up because there is this fatigue that you brought up yourself and i think there is fatigue out there in the country and people are looking at this in sort of through their own pocketbooks and the kpli is the economy
they are either downplaying it, pointing the finger at joe biden and his son, or you can blame all of this on the so called deep state. president trump said he wants to meet the accusers and his people face to face. they said they have serious concerns about their clients safety. we should remind people that when the acting director of national intelligence testified before congress he very clearly said that the whistle-blower did the right thing in bringing this information forward. concerns about protecting the whistle-blower s identity could kpli hopes to bring them in for an interview. they are discussing the other
travel opens the eyes, the minds, the hearts of so many millions to new places and new food and new people. tomorrow night we are continuing our last ride around the world with anthony bourdain and the final episodes of parts unknown. sunday he travels to indonesia, a diverse country kpli comprised of thousands of islands where food is a great unifier. a note to viewers, this episode was filmed in the spring of 2018, five months before a powerful earthquake and tsunami devastated portions of the country on september 28th. reporter: indonesia, it s the fourth largest country in the world. yet, we know so little about it. in the west, we tend to think of things in a binary way. there s good and evil, life, death. that is not the way of thinking
numerous occasions and people say, he s helping us more than hurting us and we don t care about his personality but he is the guy we want in washington. and that is what you are seeing here. and kirsten as you know people who don t support press trump president trump and some of the ratings stem from democrats and 40% say things are going up, up from 25% who said so in february and they think the approval for his handling the kpli is up 11 points to 26%. does that jive with what people you know who don t support president trump think of the economy. one thing i would love to see is a breakdown by race. because i think it is hard to believe that black and brown people feel that way right now. the things that he s doing when you say he s doing good things, i would love to hear it. but the things an immigration, the i.c.e. raids and just happened with hondurans with their status revoked and have been living here for 20 years
well, don, we have to get something done. if you go back to the beginning of this the republcans came in with a five week continuing resolution with no hope that anything would be done in those five weeks particularly as it related to the dreamers. we needed to get action. we can t run government with continuing resolutions. as a result of this last 48 hours we now see action on getting a budget done in the next three weeks, less than three weeks, and we have a kpli commitment to bring a dreamer bill senator, can i ask you we are optimistic. but this was the thing thing that was on the table on friday that it wasn t eminent and to not hold the government hostage and you could have allowed this continuing resolution or what have you and then get to daca in february and they would do it. what is there is no difference from friday.