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he has also become very well-known for being one of president trump s fiercest economic advisers. he is one of the first people to come forward from the financial community to become one of his most prominent backers, did fundraising for him very early, and was consistently during the campaign one of his most public surrogates in making the economic case for donald trump. he said this man is my friend, he is a dealmaker, he is going to be a different kind of president. he is going to get things done. it was a great opportunity last night, during the opening we are seeing in the first six months, to take his temperature on how he thinks the president has done. oliver: he said he would not give him a grade yet, that is like asking before the semester is over. megan: he asked to take a sabbatical, specifically, on giving a grade. oliver: one thing i thought was interesting is that he views the trump presidency as disruptive in the way uber and amazon is to the corporate wo ....
economic advisers. he is one of the first people to come forward to become one of his most prominent backers. consistently during the campaign, one of his most public circuits was making the economic and personal case for donald trump beard saying he will be a different kind of president to get things done. it was a great opportunity last night, given what we have seen in the last six months, to take his temperature. oliver: he ultimately said he would not give him a grade yet. he said it is asking before the semester is over. megan: he asked for a sabbatical for giving him a grade. [laughter] oliver: he talked about trump being disruptive the sort of like bloomberg or amazon are to the corporate world. megan: he was specifically referring to how he conducts his social media strategy. one of the things we talked extensively about with his use of tweets. many of us expected him to sort of stop that come up to take on a more presidential tone in the white house and we hav ....
he has also become very well-known for being one of president trump s fiercest economic advisers. he is one of the first people to come forward from the financial community to become one of his most prominent backers, did fundraising for him very early, and was consistently during the campaign one of his most public surrogates in making the economic case for donald trump. he said this man is my friend, he is a dealmaker, he is going to be a different kind of president. he is going to get things done. it was a great opportunity last night, during the opening we are seeing in the first six months, to take his temperature on how he thinks the president has done. oliver: he said he would not give him a grade yet, that is like asking before the semester is over. megan: he asked to take a sabbatical, specifically, on giving a grade. oliver: one thing i thought was interesting is that he views the trump presidency as disruptive in the way uber and amazon is to the corporate wo ....
financier and the head of colony capital that he is also known as being one of president trump s most prominent advisors. he was consistently during the campaign one of his most public circuit in making when i would call the economic case for what was and the a great opportunity last night was it was the first opportunity to take his temperature of what he thinks he does best of what he thinks he has done as president. he views of the trump presidency at the disruptive in the way that uber or amazon is to a corporate world. that was the first time i heard that phrase. he was referring to how he conducted social media strategy as well. we talked about this use of tweets. there are many of us who cover the campaign who expected him to stop that. we ve seen exactly the opposite. in the last few weeks we have had tweets about the terror attacks in london and we seen his tweets about saudi arabia and diplomatic tensions in the middle east and i think i really wanted to h ....
preschool in japan. there is such a conversation about universal pre-k, that is something that is not possible in japan. why? ellen: there is this big shortage of women in the workplace and the prime minister is hoping to get more women actually working, and more women would like to work but there is a huge childcare issue. there are not enough nursery schools and the nursery schools are just sort of mired in regulation, and the teachers are paid very poorly so the teachers are constantly dealing with paperwork, etc. they do not want to do it anymore so they are trying to recruit more teachers and they in fact are building more nurseries schools, but it is tough to make it all come together. david: high yield investment programs, something i have not heard of before, talk about about that. ellen: they are online programs that invest in various things and promise really outrageous returns. really many of them are ponzi schemes so they are paying old investors with new in ....