joe madison as well. president trump tweeted a video today with the words "make america great again." let's watch part of this video. ♪ >> a new chapter of american greatness is now beginning. a new national pride is sweeping across our nation. and a new surge of optimism is placing impossible dreams firmly within our grasp. what we are witnessing today is the renewal of the american spirit. >> so now private citizen trump has always been about branding. what did you make of that video, john? >> it's like i said at the beginning of the show. it's about renewing a revival of jobs in america. as i've said over and over and over, jobs, a growing economy, economic prosperity makes everybody happy, and if is the great equalizer that's really what he needs to be focusing on is bringing jobs back to the united states, getting people back to work, keeping them working, raising wages, creating opportunity, expanding the economy for everybody. if he can do that, he's going to get reelected in 2020 by a bigger margi

bring in john fredericks and joe madison. good to have both of you on. this time. talk about the highs and lows of the week. president widely praised for speech to congress on tuesday night. seemed like three or four nights ago but seemed like four years. what do you think? >> widely praised because he behaved himself. what i did and told audience to do was not look at optics which were great but to print out the speech. once i printed out the speech and read the text of it like any good political science student would, reality is, it was same old donald trump. for his supporters like john and others, a great day. but this administration is amazing. it's like a yo-yo, it's up, it's down. you should have been able to ride this week out and been on a high. everybody expected a bump and bam, here we go with jeff sessions and it's now a low. >> john? >> well, this is the job as president. speech is about jobs, jobs, jobs. this is like the 1917 american workers revolution in reverse. has the speech, lays out jobs agenda, starts out by saying going to do incre

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joining me now is radio talk show host joe madison and republican strategist noelle nikpor. e, when you look at this budget, cutting epa, cutting a significant part of epa, cutting public broadcasting, dealing wit issues that would impact a lot of the people in poor and needy communities and building up the budget around border agents and defense. i mean, how do you deal with this? how do you defend this? >> well, you don't defend what he's done, but i will put the statistics out here. look, there are 2,000,405 seniors who depend on meals on wheels, and for some, it's the only meal they get. >> including the republican congressman i saw and his mother. >> including people who voted for him and these are the only meals he gets. number two, 500,000 veterans get meals on wheels. and here's the other interesting thing, it's only 3% of government revenue. look, this is an evil. this is sunday morning. this is evil, because the reality is, i don't know what sunday schools you went to, but -- >> well, i'm preaching at howard university this morning. >> you tell them, somewhere in th

i thought we booked john fredericks and not joe madison. >> amen, brother. >> let me jump in here.ly speaking -- >> i've just had enough. >> he's fed up, jason. what do you say to him? and he is the staunchest supporter of the president and a republican supporter. what do you say to someone like john fredericks? >> well, what i'd say is, look, i think the single biggest losers unfortunately today are the american who's are going to see their premiums go skyrocketing again next year as well as the americans who are going to have their coverage plans go away. we have enough states as it is where you only have one plan. >> jason, not to be rude, but that's a talking point. >> no, that's a real thing. but here's the -- but politically speaking -- >> it's very clear that the people do not agree with what you're saying because there would have been a higher -- there would have been more people who wanted to repeal and replace obamacare. this new bill, they didn't like it. >> exactly. well, exactly. this was absolute malpractice that speaker ryan and the republican leadership -- this was

and i was on a couple of shows and, you know, one person asked me, joe madison, the black eagle, asked, what if he doesn't call on you? and i said, you know, i thought about that. and i was under the impression he may not -- i didn't know what was going to happen today. but i was prepared either way. but i'm glad that there's been a reset. there needs to be a reset. because we both is a job to do. yeah. >> what about the fact, though, april, apparently spicer praised you in some interview, calling you tough, that he treats all reporters the same and any suggestion of any iota of sexism is actually just an insult to you. would you agree with that? >> well, i thank him for saying i'm tough, but i still bleed and i hurt, too, at the same time. but, you know, the last couple of days are very interesting. and he came out today in the briefing, talking about how this administration has really worked with women and women's issues. but, you know, what happened to he was an incident, but there was also another story about a female reporter, who was called an idiot from politico. so, it's two wo

. >> rose: we conclude with a conversation about the glass menagerie now on broadway with madison ferris, joe mantello, fin wittrock and sally field. >> we slowly move to the play without them knowing we're quite in it, without us even knowing we're quite in it until slowly the lights are lowering and all of a sudden we are kind of in a costume we weren't in before. and then, then it's in. we don't have an intermission, we don't have scene breaks, all the scenes are woven together like a memory. so you can't tell when one scene is over and the next is beginning. >> rose: trump and congress, tennessee williams and the tblas menagerie when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with politics. president trump is vying to bounce back from recent setbacks punk wait the last week by the failure of his party's effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. dou

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madison bumgarner has given up four runs in two games. giants and padres, connor gillaspie. and joe pan eck. in the third, giants third baseman candidate is also a backup catcher, chris more arrow. and the giants would end up losing 9-5. and here is conor gillaspie. >> we have a lot of returning arms, and the chemistry's been really good up to this point, so i think we have as good of a shot as anybody else. guys get hurt, guys go down, they can't play sometimes. and it takes an entire organization to win a championship. so it ththat's something that t organization's done a great job of building around their core players and adding pieces in here and there and, you know, they've been very successful doing that. >> a's hosting the indians, here it comes and there it goes, opposite field, his first homer of the spring. a two-run shot. trevor plouffe. watch out if you're sunbathing out there, whou, lookout, incoming. mike shumann spoke with plouffe about joining the a's. >> i was comfortable coming over here, but wasn't sure what to expect. all the guys, it's been a pretty seamless tra

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