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it isf they do, i think like spitting in the wind. it would not matter to him. we know from the campaign there were people that tried to change him to make them more responsible and less reckless. it did not matter. it might last for a week or 10 days, but in the end he will be who he is. i think he will turn out to be a pernicious force in american politics and hurt our country thefor the world -- hurt world. i think it is unfortunate. host: for those that want to follow your work, where is the best place to go? guest: if you check out the ethics and public policy center, you can google that. i write for the new york times twice per month. host: >> these that "washington journal" light every day with policy issues that impact you. coming up tomorrow morning, a correspondent will discuss interactions with congressional leaders. washingtonff news correspondent will talk about lowers promise to prescription drug prices. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on monday morning. join the discussion. >> now, utah governor gary herbert delivers his

is, it isf the matter difficult to look at mexico in an isolated area.have been in this country 60 years. we have invested $22 billion in that time period. we arenext five years, investing another $10 million an hour plants. new headquarters going into texas, into new a taunus vehicles. autonomousnew vehicles. reforming corporate tax is important, going from 35% to 15%, 20%, or 25%, that brings people in. we do best when we have consumer confidence and relatively low interest rates. are att rates historically low levels, creeping up a little, but still historically well. isis knowing what the future and making sure the standards and regulations we have are in concert with what consumers are demanding. david: if you gave up some on the trade side, is there a deal to be made? >> i don't know. we understand where he wants to go. as we look at future investments, we understand what he is telling us. this was an investment made six years ago. it is difficult to turn it around because it is one piece of a puzzle as we look at suppliers and where we have our pl

it isf they do, i think like spitting in the wind. it would not matter to him. we know from the campaign there were people that tried to change him to make them more responsible and less reckless. it did not matter. it might last for a week or 10 days, but in the end he will be who he is. i think he will turn out to be a pernicious force in american politics and hurt our country thefor the world -- hurt world. i think it is unfortunate. host: for those that want to follow your work, where is the best place to go? guest: if you check out the ethics and public policy center, you can google that. i write for the new york times twice per month. host: always a pleasure. thank you. guest: great to be with you. host: when we come back, tim graham will be joining us as we look at the media and donald trumps claim about the media being the enemy. the mediamber of research center. later, nicole austin-hillery will join us to talk about the call of president trump's to investigate voter fraud after he makes that three to 5 million illegal votes were cast in the 2016 electi

isf.sberg: there something good about politicians working to get elected, because if you are working to get elected, you have to pay some ,ttention to what voters think even if all you want to do is manipulate them. you still have to pay attention to them. our federal bureaucracies are insulated from all that. they don't know what people think and they don't care what people think. again, maybe they do no more than the average american. host: that's not every civil servant. prof. ginsberg: no, not everyone. we are not talking about individuals. we are talking about the aggregate. on the aggregate, they don't think americans know very much and don't really care, and that is what makes them different from my doctor or lawyer. if i perceive that my doctor rk bmienhere about ro aa otri th whha cufj qanda.org. >> if you enjoyed this week's interview with benjamin ginsberg, here is some other programs you might like. senator tom coburn talks about his career, politics and his reasons for early r

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t hethorex e isf kerapa >>> welcome back to "power lunch," i'm steve leisman in chicago with app exclusive interview with john williams. thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> we just got a tweet from the president-elect criticizing a foreign company for building a plant in the u.s. -- in mexico, threatens a border tax, and you can explain to me how an economist like yourself, a fed official, how do you react? one eyebrow up, two eyebrows? how do you process that? >> the way i react to is just focusing on my job. >> sure. >> the job is to keep the economy growing at full strength, full employment, innation at 2% and focus on what monetary policy can and can't do and take the rest as outside my purview. >> but you have to process it. one of the concerns of the federal reserve are trade barriers. how much concern are they and what effects will they have on the economy? >> all the issues, fiscal policies, things we study carefully and analyze and look specifically about what it means for job growth and inflation and mean for monetary policy? we do a lot of analysis around the issues,

drive, many spots outside the beltway be seeing this locally dense fog.lo that advisory for dense fog isfs00 a.m. today.tod expect that fog to slowly slowly erode through the morning hours and despite thatm we'lll stay pretty cloudy.. high pressure pumping in that moist flow off the ocean.o storm system down towards our ur south. warm front stays south andnt sts here in washington i don'twa think we neceshssarily get warm. we'll stay cloudy and drizzlydry with showers moving in asing ina early as late tonight, on andig off showers expected for your yr forecast on sunday.uny. association here's the weekend setup. for today if you are going toreg be participating in the march on -- the women's march orn's mo just going to be downtown,downt expect to need at least aast hooded jacket maybe not ant an umbrella drizzle and fognd f giving way to clouds high ofighf just 53 degrees.degrees. 55 for tomorrow your sunday suny with scattered showers.tter big time storm system bringingin the rain tomorrow and monday.mo. we'll talk all about thatall ab still ahead in your seven-dayr y forecast. annie. >>

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