under the obama economy. the most probable young people, hispanic, african american, single moms, their v lives have gotten harder and harder. i intend to campaign in the hispanic community across the country in expanding opportunity for everyone to achieve the american dream. and i also intend to campaign vigorously on school choice which i think is the civil rights issue of the 21st century that every child, regardless of race, ethnicity, wealth or zip code deserves an opportunity to receive an excellent education .n. mark: we want to give you an opportunity to welcome your colleague senator sanders to the race. do it en espanol. senator cruz: i am going to stick doing this. i appreciate the invitation, senor. mark: thank you, senator. when we come back, it is the other major election we are tracking in the u.k. our special british correspondent john cleese joins us after this. ♪ mark: the british elections are coming up, so it is time for us to give you the most insightful analysis about what is happening

>> i think he'll run on bill clinton's economy, she'll not run on obama's economy. victimization, gender. i don't think she's a people person and i don't think she's a good salesperson. warren is pulling her so much to the left, she has no choice but to go at it this way. >> dan henninger had a great column in the "wall street journal," the entire party has gone extremely left to the centrist side and not goinging to win over democratic skroeters. the biggest issue is the economy with the job recovery the fact there has been no wage growth that, wage growth is barely keeping up with inflation. clinton pack in this election will be to blame the big companies for in the paying more. they will go after ceos. will it work? i say no. >> the wedge issue, whatever you want to call them ben stein, have worked in the past for the democrats, what about now? >> well, first of all, i disagree respectfully with my good friend, mr. gasparino. the economy is strong. the number of people who left the labor force say slippery number, has to do with the person alts of people leaving

she distanced herself from the obama of economy, more than she has. and from the affordable care act, saying it needs to be changed. the devil is going to be in the details. she is going to have a problem sustaining, how do you distance herself from the obama economy? john: she did say, to be fair, she said the affordable care act was a and a compass meant. -- was in a compass meant. there should be fixes. 's she came out in's -- she came out of support of immigration reform. but not much happened today. mark: it foreshadows by the time she needs to be talking about the economy, are people going to perceive it is going well or not. the conventional wisdom was, things are getting better. the last jobs report makes it more likely for her to distance herself. she is already talking about challenges to the economy? john: i think that is right. her basic framework, the economy is not good enough we need to deal with income equality that is fine. the biggest challenge is not rhetorical. what is she going to propose? mark: the other challenge is, she and her

she distance yourself from the obama economy or the g almost ever has and she distance yourself a littleit from the affordable care act saying it needs to be changed. neither of these are completely surprising or new positions but the devil will be in the details . i think she will have a heck of a problem when she gets questions about how you distance from the affordable care act without alienating democrats. john: she did say that the affordable care act was in a compliment she would run on. i agree with you, there is a difficult aspect. she also said something about immigration today. i think to the answer -- i think the answer to the question is, not much happened today. mark: it foreshadows the problems she has which is by the time she's to start talking about the economy, will people perceive it as going well or not? i think conventional wisdom was that things were getting better at the last jobs report makes it more likely for her now to have to distance yourself. she is also talking about fundamental challenges to the economy and after eight years of the democratic president, it

. >> this is obama's economy it sucks. >> it's sam brownback's economy. >> i'm comparing same area they've increased their position in terms of others. second brownback and kansas are committed to phasing out the income tax. that hasn't changed. the only conversation people are having is whether it's going to take a couple more years to get there. the law says that every year that revenue comes in more than 2% up and would you have a more than normal growth in the nation, a little more than obama's economic growth, the income tax would be ratcheted down permanently, the income tax will disappear in kansas. not only is that not changing, of course all the people who made the criticisms of brownback did so before he got reelected when the people of kansas voted to reelect him with the tax cuts with the phase outs. >> although you and i have had the confidence since the phase out. i want to talk about the idea that you bring the tax down. your pledge talks about raising no taxes. republican legislators in kansas are talking about these taxes, so is sam brownback also. you just think there's a

it implies that she is time her campaign to obama's economy. >> she is. if then, she can deal with other stuff. e-mails are too complicated to sell. if you get the economy out of the way her gender, a better place to live -- my point look at the numbers. i do not think so. just explain. a lot of economic and visiting. still pretty lousy. we should point out economics. even the lousy obama recovery. i think this could be her achilles' heel. it may be good for the markets. again, this will hurt her. she will have to talk about classic quality by her boss. how many times did it look like the obama economy was going to recover. the wider gauge which was more accurate than the headline. wage growth is not very good. economic gdp is lousy. >> april 29, the number comes out. >> zero-0.1%. >> charlie. good stuff. listen to what president obama had to say about hillary running for president. >> she was a great supporter of mine in the general election. she was an outstanding secretary of state. she is my friend. i think she would be an excellent president. stuart:

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>> we still have a long way to go to 2016, but one thing you learned from obama economy. based on the hillary clinton insiders they are david rubenstein various democracies who know, deal with the former first lady, they will tell you one thing she is worried about is the economy. we never had a decent recovery. usually even any type of recovery lasts about 7 years that will end in 2016, she wanted the economy off the table, i think and based on people i speak to they think she could handle e-mail gates and benghazi gates and clinton foundation questions, but one thing that does galvanize people, they don't have to read story three times is that economy is lousy walk into that -- >> but to be fair, a lot of people they look say sort of like a one quarter stunt show there were some anomalies in first quarter, but us take that worker strike out west, and cold weather that was a big part. i don't buy that weather thing but allowing for that, that is about a percent of this, i want to know what happened to the other 1.5%. but consensus is that things pick up in this quarter, d

. >> part of the obama economy. >> that is why the fed looking at more than just the headline unemployment figures. they're very concerned about this that is why rates will remain low. melissa: move on to the next topic. no. new details emerging on scope of cozy relationship between clintons and their donors. a new report from vox.com, finds that at least 181 clinton foundation donors lobbied the sate department at same time hillary clinton was running it. there is household name for nearly every letter alphabet. microsoft, walmart, coke goldman sachs, dow chemical pfizer duke energy, exxonmobil. these companies gave to the foundation and simultaneously were lobbying. >> by the way everyone of those companies is sort of a poster-child for corporate welfare. everyone of them has some part of its business model based on corporate welfare of course. exactly, think of all the various ways the government is involved with business today. this is reflection of crony capitalism as well as clinton. >> i say where this scandal is starting to peter out here is what i say, unless you give me the smoki

she said oh the obama economy is stalled. why do i believe that that's going to anger the administration? if she wants to distance herself from obama, at some point, it's going to anger them. >> yeah. >> does that mean at some point they would go as far as to maybe pursue these items? >> i can see the type of pressure put it on loretta lynch which regrettably the senate will confirm her -- >> because republicans are weak. >> yes. >> do you know what the republicans should do, it's off the beaten path they should send her the book, read it, come back for your next session under oath. we want to the go through all the crimes outlined and when you're going to prosecute. back to the answer to your question this stuff is so potentially serious, this is such classic bribery, if your husband is earning money because of what you're doing in office you have to recuse yourself from that, but the decision she had to make, keystone and the free trade agreement are two of the most important decisions the secretary of state has to make. so

it is possible that the economy will produce ten times more in obama's economy over bush. back to the late 1990s. that increase is not enough. ultimately ultimately, her biggest challenges. >> she did not mention a thing about her husband. >> what is her message? >> exactly. the clinton campaign, they are officially a campaign. they are concerned about the high expectations on the candidate. how did she do with the video? what does she do to keep them in check? >> she succeeded in surprising the press. the video, most people were surprised. the video is not your typical announcement video, camera front and center on me. she came into it more than a minute and a half in. the focus being on the panoramic change in america. she was trying to identify. that is her greatest asset as a candidate. if you look at 2016 the playing field, the challenges on the economy, the challenges on foreign policy. the biggest asset democrats have is the electorate continues to evolve in this direction. they are evolving much more than republicans are at this point. having said that she has to b

for the first him in five years president obama's stewardship of the u.s. economyositively. 46% disapprove. that is a change from december when more than half those polled disapproved of the president's performance on the economy. quarterly results are due out minutes from now from goldman sachs. the bank's stock is up $200. aaron hernandez's legal problems are far from over. the former new england patriots star is facing double murder charges in boston and several civil law suits. hernandez was sentenced to life in parole after being convicted of first-degree murder. ♪ [playing "taps"] brendan: ceremonies today in israel to remember the 6 million victims of the holocaust. two minute moment of silence was observed on of those killed by the nazis in world war ii. ben bernanke is signing on to advise one of wall street's biggest hedge fund. he'll analyze global economic issues for said adel investments. -- for citadel investments. those are your top top headlines. olivia: at 7:00 a.m. blackstone earnings are out. at 7:100 a.m., a conversation with ken rogoff. a loomi

. >> what she is really worried about this obama economy turning south on her, which every seven years, you get economic cycle. melissa: where was our upside? every seven years you get a downside? where was our up? >> that was a good point. >> remember we would raise interest rates because the economy was recovering. that has come and gone. melissa: "the daily show turning into miller time. judy, one of our "money" favorites will go toe-to-toe with jon stewart. are you ready for jon stewart. >> dana perino did extremely well. melissa: you're ready to go get him. >> go get him? i will have an interesting exchange of views. >> charlie would go get him. you would be a lady. >> i'm friends with his brother. his brother is a smart guy. and i -- >> big wall street, guy? >> the smarter of the two. >> oh. i think -- melissa: how cool would that be? >> jon stewart and their show they're dog friendly people. i'm thinking of bringing my dog along with me for added support. >> maybe he will -- on his desk. >> charlie. melissa: new leader for isis. al-baghdadi handing over reins after being wounded

when we all know what is at the bottom of this and clearly the folks who have -- >> president obama's economynder. >> i think they have whiplash with the kind of 180 that they have done because their own republican chambers of commerce and other republican leaders have said -- >> the business community did come back pretty strong -- maria -- >> going against what this country is about and it's a stark contrast. >> maria, lisa, we have to wrap it there. the business community came out strong especially walmart in arkansas and the change was made that their voice certainly was heard. lisa boothe maria cardona thank you both. >> thank you. >> we'll be back. if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ . "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a f

obama's economy is pretty good, and certainly fantastic compared to what he inherited, certainly notbad as they were, and we wouldn't be in the war if it wasn't for they guys. >> everyone acknowledges the failure of their foreign policy and most americans have a negative perception of their legacy, their record. >> they used to have these gigantic pictures at conventions. well, will he have a big poster at the next republican convention? will he get primetime? >> with a snarl. >> that's always great. darrell hammond does him best. iran's nuclear program flourished under the bush-cheney era. >> and how about the national debt? it tripled. >> everything went wrong. >> the guy won't stop. >> nobody is staying he did it on purpose, right? they failed, but they -- i don't know -- >> compared him in the past rather nicely to the troll that lives under the bridge and waits to the kids who crosses the bridge. obama is the little kid crossing the bridge. >>> up next, president obama set to meet cuban president raul castro and we have new polls that shows cubans are ready for change, and guess

charlie gasparino says get ready for hillary to run from the obama economy. just as you predicted and outline the biggest worry is the suddenly shaky recovery. but this is the first time for her to be this point-blank about it. >> this direct. i think we're going to see more of that. your first guest talked about the tightrope jittering and that is essentially what she has to do. she has to talk liberal and talk sometimes conservative then kiss up to wall street and beat up on the fat cats. it is kind of an odd campaign, and you know, in the end, when you start thinking about it you know we're all conditions to think that she'll get through it, the clintons always get through it. neil: you will not get through it. will not be a party nominee. >> it's going to be a very, very difficult road. not going to be easy. neil: you will get the democratic nomination before she does. >> no that will not happen. [ laughter ] >> what she's going to have to do next at some point, particularly after the first quarter gdp report which is coming out soon. we're going to find

she sounds like a republican running against the obama economy rather than a member of president obama'ss record. >> have we shown the numbers yet on the economy? >> not yet. came out as a banner. but put up the poll. >> what's interesting is you haven't seen this level since september of 2007. so 52% today believe that the economy is good 48% believe it's poor. so did she just not get the memo yet? why isn't she touting this more? >> if you dig deep into the numbers while failures of small businesses are nowhere near where they were during the start of the great recession, there's still a stagnation better said a squeeze on small businesses. and they haven't really received the kind of relief or bailouts or support that big businesses have. >> i'm shocked -- >> are you shocked and appalled or just shocked? >> it's been everyone saying the economy is great and it's been republicans who said comparatively this has been a sluggish recovery. >> what do you say? >> capital is on the sideline investment is not what it was, recovery isn't nearly as strong as it should be yes, we're recovering.

as she met with several residents to talk about small businesses she distanced herself from the obama economyarting and growing in america again. we have stalled out. >> reporter: and for the first time clinton commented on the new book "clinton cash" that details donations made to her family's foundation by countries with business before the state department while clinton was secretary. >> well we're back into the political season and, therefore, we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks and i'm ready for that. i know that that comes, unfortunately, with the territory. it is i think, worth noting that the republicans seem to be talking only about me. i don't know what they'd talk about if i weren't in the race. >> reporter: for republicans, the book by a conservative author reinforces their argument that clinton is not trustworthy trustworthy. >> and the question here is are they skirting election law? are they taking money and potentially getting influence bought by foreign countries through a foundation? >> reporter: clinton's front runner status makes her a huge target.

president obama spoke about the economy. he said the u.s. job market is tied to global investment. president obama: asia has been slowing down. we have had the strongest economy. we are impacted by what happens around the world. that is why we have to redouble our efforts. maureen: hillary clinton has officially -- clinton isn't officially running for president in 2016 but she is giving a strong sign. clinton's team signed a lease for two floors of office space in brooklyn. this likely sets off a 15 day period in which presidential candidates are to make their intentions known. still at 6:00. >> two schools that will keep english as a second language. critics responding to the idea created some controversy of their own. we will tell you what was set coming up. maureen: and the showers will stick around for much of the evening. when will they clear out? doug hill is back with a complete forecast. tim: the redskins make a deal with tampa bay. maureen: it involves building schools for students learning the english language. rebecca cooper is live in the newsroom to tell us was speaking

obama. she said the economy has stalled out.. >> brianna keilar in new hampshire. >>> chris christie speaks at the washington conference on the americas which brings together government and diplomatic officials with business and policy leaders. the governor is the only state official to speak. he visited canada and mexico on trade missions last year. this could be seen as an effort to beef up his foreign policy. >>> jeb bush is headed overseas to visit poland and estonia in june. bush wants to get a first hand view of the economic and security challenges. the former governor will declare his white house candidacy after the trip. >>> vice president biden called ukraine president petro poroshenko on monday over the humanitarian aid. monday started the training on the government forces deployed in the east where heavy fighting continues despite the february cease-fire. >>> the u.s. is sending war ships to yemen with a warning for iran. we have live team coverage next. >>> a warning to iran. u.s. war ships on their way to yemen to b

dollar, we had that during the 19 '80s and we have very good job growth, when that happens in the obama economyg stops and she knows we're still on very shaky ground. she would love according to her wall street contributors, i mean her dream is to have the economy off the table so that she can focus on bigger grander issues, like, how she's breaking the glass ceiling and things of that nature. and it looks like that won't happen, at least to the extent she wants it to happen. i don't think we're going to have a great economy, i think her best bet or outcome would be a continued sort of malaise in the economy. >> yeah. >> and talk her way out of that one. >> yeah. >> but i will tell you this. the flip side, does janet come to her rescue and despite the fact that everyone wants her to raise interest rates sometime this year, she put this off until after 2016. >> oh, i'm sure she will. that's not going to help hilary. >> it will help her margin. >> it hasn't helped the economy. it's helped wall street. >> but remember even at wall street stuff those trickly he into gdp, it will help at the margins

she met with several residents, to talk about small businesses she distanced herself from the obama economyall businesses starting and growing in america again. we have stalled out. >> and for the first time clinton commented on the new book clinton cash that details donations made to her family's foundation by countries with business before the state department while clinton was secretary. >> we're back into the political season. therefore, we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks. and i'm ready for that. i know that that comes, unfortunately, with the territory. >> for republicans, the book bike book by a conservative author reinforced their argument that clinton is not trustworthy. >> are they skirting election law, are they taking money and getting influence bought. >> clinton's front runner status makes her a target. despite the recent controversy the use of her personal e-mail. a new cnn orc poll shows democrat's enthusiasm for clinton is on the rise nationally. up 17 points from june of last year when she reentered the public spotlight with her book launch. clinto

obama's relationship with the economy is like your relationship with "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt." give it time and you will warm up to it. according to our new bloomberg politics poll, 49%. with the actual economy, what do you think the discrete tipping points would be? mark: gdp has to get closer to 5%. people have to feel household income is going up and it actually has to go up. she will continue to have to be a little bit goldilocks. not a full bear hug. john: if we see president obama's approval rating get over 50, this is up as high as it as been for a while -- if this gets up over 50, that will give an opening for her. that will be a reflection of the underlying data you are talking about. mark: republicans have not cried uncle on the economy. they are continuing to pick at it. as long as household incomes are stagnant, it will be hard for hillary clinton to say anything but we can do better. president obama will be fine if she thinks it will help her win. i am here in new hampshire where republican presidential hopefuls will be this weekend. one guy who has already been he

economy. >> barack obama defending his deal with the ron. >> this took place in 45 minutes. it is carried in the paper today. the deal was finalized. there are a lot of things to be ironed out. obama's details about how the inspectors might access suspected plans differs from iran. something has to be smoothed out. is there another -- they have been telling the u.s. that iran does not have to build -- to ññ>>>>>>>>

washington imposed a tough trade embargo in place for decades and hurt the economy. obama relaxed the restrictions as relations start, but can only be overturned by congress and obama faces opposition from republicans. al jazeera's diplomatic editor reports from panama city. >>> arriving for a summit which he hopes can change forever his country's relations with its neighbours. president obama started a process of normalization with the government of raul castro four months ag. a cell phone camera caught the moment two men chatted and shook hands. in a matter of hours, they are expected to have a proper discussion. the first time that happened between leaders of the two countries since mr castro's brother fidel seized power in 1959. >> as the united states begins a new chapter in our relationship with cuba we hope it will create an environment that improves the lives of the cuban people >>> the u.s. is keen to portray the summit as an historic change in its relations within the entire region. there is one very significant cloud horizon. these protesters are angry about an

one has approval for president obama and the economy above water. proval for obama care above water. does that help relieve pressure on clinton to directly answer these questions about the foreign donations? she can label these as distractions, but they are real questions. >> reporter: yeah i think it does relieve tension a little bit thomas. there's always a tension for campaigns and how quickly and aggressively you respond to these attacks. if you colonel out too quickly, too aggressively you risk giving oxygen to a story that might otherwise smolder on its own. right now the campaign's position, this author of this book is not credible. conservative conspiracy theories. they don't want to give the capability of addressing these. if you wait too long you risk letting these things take hold. keep in mind the book hasn't come out yet. it won't until early may. most of us haven't had the chance to read it assess the allegations in detail. i think she wanted to come out yesterday, say something on the record so she's not leaving it hanging out there. s

it underscores the extent to which americans are relying on manufactured housing in the obe -- obama economy and the need oto preserve access to lower priced more affordable homes. homes such as manufactured home which is commonly are available at lower monthly payments than what it costs even to rent. and it also reinforces the need for this legislation because we need to preserve access to affordable housing. and this argument, canard, that this is somehow rolling back consumer protections for lower income home owners, this is not true at all this legislation does nothing to roll back consume brother texts. and i simply do not define consume brother texts as a law that tries to protect people in a way that makes access to housing completely unreachable. that is not consume brother text. so i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this bipartisan piece of legislation that preserves access to affordable housing and preserves commonsense consumer protections. with that mr. speaker i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the ge

because hillary clinton will either carry the burden of the obama economy or have to tout it. >> i want to be careful we don't make the demography power fallacy. so this is a diverse generation. does it lead to political power in terms of that diversity? >> absolutely not. i think one of the big factors is going to be how many millennials turn out to vote especially when you look at hispanics and african-americans, they tend to vote much less often than whites do. you can have a very diverse population that's not represented by the voters turning out. even if the hispanic population does turn out, i think that could be a boost for jeb bush or rand paul because on immigration they're better than some of the other gop potentials. >> we know they turned out in record numbers for obama in '08 but it remains to be seen if hillary or jeb or rand can mobilize young voters in the same way. >>> stay right there, i want to bring in the young man behind the super pac millennials for jeb bush. that's next. plane and thought... yeah! empty seat next to me. and then i saw him slowly coming down the a

economy. president obama calling the understanding it quote historic. a formal deal must be put in writing by the end of june. lester holt joins us in about 20 minutes at about 5:30. >> back in the bay area and with it changes on how fans get into the ballpark. live in san francisco, i'll have details, coming up. >> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking weather here in san francisco, right back towards at&t park. that forecast is coming up. we will also have details on the next possibility of rain fall as well. >> you always wonder do you make a difference in life while you're here on earth. you make a difference and i feel like i touched a lot of people's lives. >> finding comfort in the chaos of silicon valley. how this woman is using doodling to make a difference in her community. >>> are you ready for some baseball? giants and a's are back in town tonight. giants hosting the a's at at&t park this evening. live pictures now from our exclusive ballpark cam. it is an exhibition series this evening. before the regular season be

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and singing the praises that you said all the wonderful things that barack obama has done about the economywhat struck me is it came out two days before we got the lousy jobs report that showed a real slide. bad timing. look, there is the economy picking up maybe a little bit. but the idea that barbra streisand sitting out there in hollywood, in california and living the life of the rich and famous is talking about how well things are going for middle-class americans. i don't think anybody buys. this where is the beef here? why am i seeing a decline in income over the last six years if things are going so well? david: right she points out and a lot of people who back up the president point out he came in during a recession. from the bottom of the recession to now, it looks a lot better. ignoring the time frame. but remember ronald reagan came in during a recession as well. somebody argue it was a tougher recession lasted two full years. here we see how reagan's recovery compares. it's no comparison at all. >> by the way i correct you on one thing, i think the 1970, the whole decade was a re

why is the obama administration, when he knows the economy is not doing so great advertising to bring all these folks here? there's got to be one reason only to boost the democratic voting rolls. >> let's give adam the last word. it would seem that it's a pretty obvious ploy. the democrats brag about this all the time. it's not so far fetched. >> i do feel like we are doing a greatest hits show as one of our favorite topics. we've been talking about it for years. i'll remind you because we talked about it so many times, president george w. bush tried and failed to get immigration reform done because the republicans and certain democrats wouldn't work with him. same thing is happening to president obama who is trying to solve this problem. that's what this is about. it's a political problem. >> executive orders -- >> he is creating the problem. >> they are not trying to keep out the central american juveniles coming into this company because they could make a quick change to deport them quickly. >>> forget the white house push for free college leaving taxpayers on the tuition. the coff

we spoke quite a bit and about a number of topics i am anxious to talk to president obama about the economy. if you look from 2008-2015 the american economy has had a reduction of the unemployed and there has been a growth in the gdp. the european economy had an increase in employment and its gdp went down. something is not working at home. this is why i believe that the experience of the united states government is a model for the european economy. and that we have to be very careful about budgets limitations and our commitments. but we have to go through a new season of growth at the same time and investment. in 2014 we started with the first provisions and there is much to be done. the american leadership for me is a point of reference. we also spoke about libya as the president said. i just had a meeting -- during this meeting i am convinced that the united states and i the president and i are fully on the same page in the next few weeks. we will see that we will reach the fruits of all of this commitment. everything that happens in the mediterranean sea is not merely something that has

obama taking this opportunity for a hard tell again on tpp, trying to assure the american people it is not going to cost jobs degrade environmental standards, that it is going to boost the economy. but there is a strong fear out there that there will be job losses as a result of tpp, will go over to lower-cost labor markets. so, again, obama coming out and saying we'll have those labor standards in place. and these trade agreements will likely contain a provision that will allow foreign investors to sue the u.s. government if they adopt regulations or policies that could harm potential profits. but these have been invoked increasingly within the last ten years, and there's a fear that as that cost goes up if the u.s. loses one of these suits, it could have a chilling effect on regulation going forward. >> as the president was speaking, i was looking at the twitter feed and we saw richard [ inaudible ] coming out and saying no fast track, calling on labor families to be on the streets on april 18th to get -- to put pressure on lawmakers to stop the president from doing it. >> exactly. there are a lot of people who don't want to see the fast track. when a trade agreement is fast

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