bill scanlan: thank you. we cover the hillary clinton announcement over the weekend at roosevelt island in new york city. you can see that on our website. we are focusing on jeb bush's announcement today. we will have live coverage. we are getting your thoughts. (202) 737-0002 for republicans (202) 737-0001 for democrats. and for independents, (202) 628-0205. here is someone that says the bushes have damaged the u.s. almost beyond recognition, and now jeb wants to finish us off. this tweet salet's hear from steve in robert's bill, missouri. -- robertsville, missouri. caller: i just want everyone to remind us that jeb bush wants us to work until we are 70 years old before we can have social security. due to the tax breaks for the millionaires and billionaires, that is the reason why they say social security is broke. my comment is i would like jeb bush to work a real job until he is 70 years old. thank you very much. bill scanlan: that color focused on taxes. here is a wall street journal piece over the weeken

bill scanlan: paul ryan yesterday on fox news.n komarow: there is a lot of suspicion especially the tea party wing of the republican does not like it. there is a populist issue tied to it. if you go across america, you can find empty factories still to this day that were shut down by imports from china and asia on textiles, furniture. it makes it a very touchy issue. on the democratic side it is the unions that are fighting the hardest against this. their membership was decimated in some areas. bill scanlan: i want to read from the washington times about the meeting that happened on friday with the president after the roll call baseball game. the washington times wrote that in that meeting with democrats president obama urged them to play it straight and pleaded for their support. but he also offended some democrats by think you had the nation's best interests at heart and suggesting that lawmakers who opposed the trade measure were motivated by political considerations. many democrats view the trade measure as poisonous to their

bill scanlan: paul ryan yesterday on fox news. suspicion especially the tea party wing of the republican does not like it. there is a populist issue tied to it. if you go across america, you can find empty factories still to this day that were shut down by imports from china and asia on textiles, furniture. it makes it a very touchy issue. on the democratic side it is the unions that are fighting the hardest against this. their membership was decimated in some areas. bill scanlan: i want to read from the washington times about the meeting that happened on friday with the president after the roll call baseball game. the washington times wrote that in that meeting with democrats president obama urged them to play it straight and pleaded for their support. but he also offended some democrats by think you had the nation's best interests at heart and suggesting that lawmakers who opposed the trade measure were motivated by political considerations. many democrats view the trade measure as poisonous to their reelection chances next year

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