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opening for democrats to say why do you remember some things. what was happening that triggers your memory on these items that wasn t. what do we need to do to get there? i just think it gives them an in. and all he simply has to say is he doesn t remember. unless he can tell the whole context of it, i don t know if it gets us moving forward. it just seems like they are not going to give up the dog bone on this. i did think it was interesting, too, how many different roads that these lawmakers are allowed to go down. look at sheila jackson lee. she was just all over the place. sandra: you can see a little activity on capitol hill. attorney general jeff sessions has sat back down after a very brief break. so we ll go back to him when this hearing begins. it could be at any moment. the committee will reconvene. sandra: let s listen. it s reconvening now. the gentleman from florida mr. deutsche for five minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. attorney general sessions thanks for ....
answer academy, recited a garbled version of the claim made by his ally. it s a shame what s happened with the fbi. but we re going to rebuild the fbi. it will be bigger and better than ever. but it is very sad when you look at those documents and how they ve done that is really, really disgraceful. and you have a lot of very angry people that are seeing it. they ve found tremendous things on the other side. when you look at the hillary clinton investigation, it was you know, i ve been saying it for a long time. that was a rigged system, folks. all right. in isolation, it s actually hard to figure out what he s even saying. but it s not hard to figure out where the president picked up those talking points that he was fumbling around with. those talking points have been airing around the clock on trump tv. it s also hearing them directly from people like congressman matt gaetz, a republican on the house judiciary committee who took a ride on air force one with the preside ....
translate in november? interesting. for example, don, another thing i d say about that is especially in goobvernor s race. i think the voters want a degree of independence from the white house and president. when you hug that tightly, it s hard to get that separation. i want to play this because we were talking about how much some of the candidates are hugging the president. this is the most recent campaign add in florida. everyone knows my husband ron is endorsed by president trump. but he s also an amazing dad. ron loves playing with the kids. build a wall. he reads stories. then mr. trump said you re fired. i love that part. he s teaching madison to talk. make america great again. people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. big league. so good. i just thought you should know. ron desantis for governor. A recap of the day s news. profile losses. the there a lesson for democrats? i think democrats have to keep the attention on trump na ....
A recap of the day s news. it s the idea that in the republican coalition right now it is a cult of personalty around trump, and that ad is a perfect example of it. it s i am trump. i am trump. i am with them. and there s it is the only strategy. you cannot win a republican primary in this country right now without siding with trump. this is access is reporting tonight that trump s power over politics and republicans is growing. they say his sway often flows from fear. he is a powerful hold on supporter s minds. he s refined the social issues that animate the republican base and plucks candidates from obscurity and turns them into household names. how do you describe this president s control over understanding the understanding of his base? well, i think it s an addition and subtraction game. he s adding to the republican say that so i won t. and i m very proud to report that new core is going to build a brand new 240 million steel mill. that s a big one right here i ....
one number i want to highlight is wage growth. 2.7%. i mean, it s not terrible but you have to look at the environment. you have to look at the context here. in this stage in the cycle where we re at near or full employment, meaning that every american who is either willing or able to get a job has one, we ve seen wage growth between 3.5%. this is a persistent problem to the administration. this speaks to how people feel. they want a raise. overall, a very strong relatively strong report. missing expectations, $157,000. the market isn t loving it because it s below the trend we ve been seeing so that s why the market isn t liking it. but 3.9%. it s solid for two main reasons. this goes back to my point about context. one is that at this point in the cycle you would think that hiring would slow very significantly because we are at near full employment so you would think that actually you would expect this kind of pullback. the other thing is it doesn t seem like tariff worrie ....