Unconscionable what s happened and it s really time to remember that these issues are not red or blue issues. sure. these are issues of human health and issues that are really affecting our kids. so trump at least initially seemed to see the need for a ban on these dangerous products. how powerful is the vaping lobby? they seem to have really gotten to him. the vaping lobby is very powerful and it s very much, you know, based on and related to the history of the tobacco lobby. and in my historical research, one of the arguments that i make is that the tobacco industry really builds special interest lobbying. they invented the problem that so much of our politics has today and juul and other vaping groups have really bought into the idea that they can compromise public health for profits. and this is an example much like
I m sure is a very busy morning. you have the president sounding optimistic it will get done. you have a stock market that keeps telling us that there are thoughts this is going to get done. what s the next step to get this done? well, the next step is to pass our budget resolution this week. i think we re on track to do that. that sets up reconciliation so we can go on for the tax package at the end of the year. and so this is the next step this week. sandra: meanwhile you are actually introducing a new bill that will take on senator special interest lobbying against tax reform. you are making that announcement now. what is that? this is a tax expenditure accountability act. right now when any private entity gets a grant from the federal government, it is listed in usa expenditures and people can look at that. it is cataloged to see who is
gop frontrunner when it comes to the crucial issue of who can get the economy moving. a cnn/opinion research corporation poll finds just 40% say that president obama can get this economy moving, while more than half of those polls polled believe that mitt romney has what it takes. now, this polling data leads me to the most important economic issue of all, and that is jobs. more than 100,000 jobs have been added in each of the last six months. it is not enough. it is not enough, but it is steady improvement. nothing means more to how americans feel about the economy than whether they have a job or know someone who just got a job or conversely, someone who lost a job. let s head to south carolina and bring in cnn contributor will cane, a good friend of our show. will, as a conservative, are you sensing some worry among republicans that the stronger job creation will weaken the advantage that mitt romney could have over president obama on the issue of being better able to imp
i m ali velshi. welcome to your money. americans are split on whether they would vote for mitt romney over president obama if romney is the republican nominee. but they are solidly behind the gop front runner when it comes to the crucial issue of who can get the economy moving. a cnn opinion research corporation poll finds just 40% say that president obama can get this economy moving, while more than half of those polls believed that mitt romney has what it takes. now, this polling data leads me to the most important economic issue of all, and that is jobs. more than 100,000 jobs have been added in each of the last six months. it is not enough. it is not enough, but it is steady improvement. nothing means more to how americans feel about the economy than whether they have a job or know someone who just got a job or conversely, someone who lost a job. let s head to south carolina and bring in cnn contributor will cane, a good friend of our show. will, as a conservative, are
interests. they do not run my campaign. they will not run my white house. and they will not drown out the voices of the american people when i m president of the united states of america. here he is ten days later, doubling down. i will take power away from the corporate lobbyists who think they can stand in the way of these reforms. i ve done it in illinois. i ve done it in washington. but by his first full day in office, mr. obama had already started backing off, partly because it s really hard to get things done without washington beltway insiders on board. so he unveiled what you might call a lobbyist unleashes plan. if you are a lobbyist entering my administration, you will not be able to work on matters you lobbied on or in the agencies you lobbied during the previous two years. when you leave government, you will not be able to lobby my administration for as long as i am president. and by and large, he has stuck to those rules and also to his promise not to t