. >>> pennsylvania senator pat toomey is taking his fight against sanctuary cities to the white house. toomey is calling on the president-elect to fund cities like philadelphia. >> executive action that he could legally pursue would not be permanent. i don't think it would be as effective as the legislation that i've introduced. it wouldn't have the legal force of a new law. but it would be a good start. and it would be fully consistent with his constitutional powers. >> that was toomey on the senate floor yesterday. sanctuary cities protect undocumented immigrants from deportation by limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. understand a bill submitted by toomey, sanctuary cities would remove block funding. >>> university of pennsylvania is taking steps to protect undocumented students. university officials sent out an e-mail yesterday announcing they won't allow federal immigration and custom officials on campus unless required by a warrant. hundreds of student, faculty and alumni signed a petition to turn it into a sanctuary campus. >>> we're the only ones to show

and peter who managed another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pat toomey. we want to first talk about the ads we just saw. >> so the grace ad that you just saw was something that in the work for a long time. we did research early on identifying the constituents in the story and we knew we were going to be outspent so we knew that we needed to be and we knew they were going to see if they would only care about billionaires. and we did our research early

senator at the toomey this morning.enator toomey is urging congress to stop dangerous city bills, it would make cities ineligible for certain funds including community development grants. one woman says simply taking a walk with toomey will make him change his mind. >> i live in west philadelphia, which has a very strong muslim community and a very strong asian community and that contributes to the life of the community. that's what i want to do with the senator, walk around our city and say this is what sanctuary means. >> philadelphia police do not work with immigration and customs enforcement n a statement toomey says he appreciates hearing from pennsylvanians and keeps their thoughts in mind when considering all issues. >>> bill baroni and-the jurors deliberated on a day when a judge ordered them not to. the former allies of new jersey governor chris christie were convicted last month of closing lanes to the george washington bridge has political retribution. christie has not been charged. >>> more than 200 men and

peter managed another one of the most uphill races which was pat toomey. let's first talked about the ads we saw. >> so the gray sad that you just saw was something that had been in the works for a long time. we did a lot of research early on identifying the constituents and the stories that we wanted to tell. we knew this was going to be an uphill battle. we knew we were going to be outraised and outspent so we knew we needed to be creative and think outside the box and be scrappy. we also knew that the team was going to try to paint land johnson as a coldhearted millionaire who only cared about special interests and billionaires. we got ahead of it we did our

freedom works and peter who managed another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pat toomey. we want to talk about those as we just saw. so the great ad that you just saw was something that had been in the works for a long time. we did a lot of research early on identifying the constituents in thestories that we wanted to tell . you know, we knew this was going to be an uphill battle. we knew we were going to be outraised and outspent so we knew we needed to be creative and think outside the box and really be scrappy and we also knew that the feingold team was going to try to see ron johnson as a coldhearted billionaire who only cared about special interests and

manage one -- another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pennsylvania senator pat toomey. we want to talk about the ads we saw. >> the grace ad that you saw was something that had been in the works for a long time. we did a lot of research early on identifying the constituents in the stories that we wanted to tell. we knew this was going to be an uphill battle. we knew we were going to be out raced and out spent. we knew we needed to be creative and think outside the box and really be scrappy. we also knew that they were going to try to paint johnson as

and peter who managed another one of the most uphill races of the 2016 cycle for pat toomey. we want to first talk about the ads we just saw. >> so the grace ad that you just saw was something that in the work for a long time. we did research early on identifying the constituents in the story and we knew we were going to be outspent so we knew that we needed to be and we knew they were going to see if they

under a bill submit bid toomey, sanctuary cities would lose block grant funding. last year, philadelphia used $39 million in block grants. >>> meantime, the university of pennsylvania is taking steps to protect undocumented students. in an e-mail sent today, university officials announced they won't allow federal immigration and customs officials on campus unless required by a warrant. hundreds of students, faculty, and alumni signed a petition for the school to turn itself into a sanctuary campus. >>> a montgomery county high school teacher is suspended, accused of making racially charged comments to students after the election. today, the cheltenham high school board announced the suspension after hearing complaints. students say the teacher was discussing the black lives matter movement and the donald trump presidency when she allegedly told students to stop complaining about being black. the school district did not name the teacher involved. >>> police are questioning the mother and boyfriend of a philadelphia toddler found dead in his home this morning. he wa

gary: to get some answers chris toomey joining us now from morgan stanley.ou and your partner manage $3.5 billion. you are going to be talking to your clients his week and early after the new year and telling them to reflect on what has been a difficult year even for long-term investors. what are you going to tell them? >> if you look at this year, we had two referendums, u.k. and italy which threw out two heads of state. we had 40 different elections. we had a huge election here in the united states. all sorts of concern and pressure on the market. yet we are basally where strategists thought we would be at the independent of the year. we are up 10%. if you want to look at what happened in 2016, you have to look back to 2015. oil prices and china drove 2015. we had a supply side correction. we had a lot of production primarily driven by opec and saudi not cutting. we saw a situation where oil prices dropped below $30. and we saw china initiate a hard landing. they cut back only corruption and lending. they let their currency devalue and that created an indu

look at these protesters who gathered outside pat toomey's office. it protects undocumented immigrants by not processing them for breaking laws. they would pass a bake to make sanctuary cities like philadelphia inel imagen't. senator toomey sent us a statement saying he appreciates hearing from pennsylvanians and keeps their thoughts and sentiments in line when considering all the issues. >>> now a warning of some of the hottest gifts this season. they answer your every question but what are they listening to. >> what appointments do i have? >> you have an dental appointment at 2:00. >> experts say it turns out they're always listening and recording even when you're not giving a command. however, privacy concerns aren't expected to heart sa ed ted to >> a lot of the technical companies believe they'll pick cool services over pricing. >> they're supposed to remain offline. the devices also have a mute button designed to turn off the microphone. so it's your turn to join the conversation. are you planning to buy an alexia or google? does it change your

pennsylvania on behalf of senator toomey.couldn't have done that unless we had the deep research on the front end and the ability to testing it live. we shifted resources and i think that was the great thing about working with google and also the nature of digital is you can make a lot of those judgment calls in real time. >> anything to add? >> i think part of your question was how did we know if what we were doing is working. and i think -- i think the moment where i thought, you know what, i bet trump thwins this thing, i think it was late october, but lee dunn, he sent out top five searches and i think trump was jobs, economic plan, sure there was a couple other crazy outliers on there, the one about secretary clinton is what happens if she gets indicted. how many foreign countries have given to her foundation. how many, blah, blah, blah, all five completely negative. and what it showed was a lot of the messaging that all the outside groups were doing and especially the biggest megaphone, the president-elect was doing was

toomey: hi. i am pat toomey, senator for pennsylvania.h congress, i make it a point to visit all of pennsylvania's 67 counties. this fall, i was able to visit every corner of the state and speak to so many people about their concerns and their hopes. over and over, pennsylvanians told me they want safe neighborhoods and schools. they want our country to be secure and strong. they want a growing economy that creates good jobs. well, pennsylvania is not alone. hard-working men and women from the rust belt to the sun belt to the plains, they voiced similar hopes for the future. this has been a difficult eight years. terror returned to our shores from boston to san bernardino. we've endured the worst economic recovery since world war ii and the weakest labor participation in 40 years. the middle class has shrunk. and the cost of health care has skyrocketed under president obama. many americans don't believe their children will be better off than they were. and some younger people feel the american dream is slipping out of reach. well, my sena

senator pat toomey joins us. that's coming up in just a bit.a look at yesterday's big dow gainers. "squawk box" will be right back. will your business bready when groh presents itsel american express on cardcan help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whever comes next. find out how american exess cards anes can help prepare you for growth at open.com >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box." among the stories front and center today, we'll get the latest reading on consumer sentiment at 10:00 eastern. university of michigan's preliminary december meeting expected to come in at -- >>> a new report by the world anti-doping agency says russia engaged in systemic doping of athletes from 2011 to 2014. more than a thousand athletes and 30 different sports. >>> and wells fargo has chosen four members of its board to conduct an investigation into its recent sales practices after that scandal. this is according to reuters which says all our independent directors. >>> and the results of cnbc's quarterly all

. >>> today protesters gathered outside of pat toomey's office. the group protested outside the senator's office because he's pushing to pass his stop dangerous cities bill. senator toomey just sent us a statement about today's protest saying he appreciates hear from pennsylvania's constituents. >>> a former professor accused of killing his wife is back in court today as he awaits his release from prison next month. he went to court today requesting access to his money. but a montgomery county court said that rob was -- an act knowledged his client could face consequences for his testimony under oath. rob is due to be released from prison after a so-year sentence. >>> happening now in south jersey, an effort to bridge the divide between young people and police in camden. the event is geared towards young men in the city who attend the face forward two program. >>> philadelphia police launch a program to crack down on violence and drugs. the department conducted a three-day initiative in many north philadelphia neighborhoods. today 176 people were

we talked about the senator's independence on the toomey legislation.lked about gabby giffords endorsement. we talked about the senator's -- his record and who he was and the work he had done. we spent the primary talking -- and into the general talking about the jobs he brought back to pennsylvania. we ran targeted mail all around the state and delaware county, which is in southeastern pennsylvania. we talked about the refineries he worked to save. the 9/11 air wing outside of pittsburgh. we sent mail to surrounding towns talking about that work as all the jobs are related to that. then on digital we matched all the same universes so the mail piece would drop on a monday, a digital ad would go up on wednesday that shared the same messaging. it was all about repetition. and then taking the -- highlighting the work the senator did and really talking about who he was and getting people to vote for the senator and really his work as a legislator and that he deserved another six years to go back to washington. >> this question is kind of for all of you guys

pennsylvania on behalf of senator toomey.couldn't have done that unless we had the deep research on the front end and the ability to testing it live. we shifted resources and i think that was the great thing about working with google and also the nature of digital is you can make a lot of those judgement calls in real time. >> anything to add? >> i think part of your question was how did we know if what we were doing is working. and i think -- i think the moment where i thought, you know what, i bet trump thinwins this thing, i think it was late october, but lee dunn, he sent out top five searches and i think trump was jobs, economic plan, sure there was a couple other crazy outliers on there, the one about secretary clinton is what happens if she gets indicted. how many foreign countries have given to her foundation. how many, blah, blah, blah, all five completely negative. and what it showed was a lot of the messaging that all the outside groups were doing and especially the biggest megaphone, the president-elect was doing

. >> that was toomey on the senate floor. by limiting federal immigration authorities. under the bill, to lose block grant planning. >> and universities of pennsylvania is taking steps to protect undocumented students. university officials center out an e-mail announces they won't allow federal immigration and campus officials on campus until allowed. the school has turned itself into a sanctuary campus. >>> 100 christmas trees will soon light up the homes of military homes across new jersey. they were handed out. to these guardsmen and women these gifts are more than just trees. >> for the civilian entity that we support. defending them. defending their rights and defending their way of life and protecting them. being that they respect us for what we do. >> the tree donation is part of governor christie's system of sharing. a team effort by the department of agriculture and the new jersey christmas tree growers association. >>> the eagles are preparing to take on the bengals on sunday afternoon. it looks like nelson agholor will play in the game. coach doug pederson wa

steve toomey, thank you so much for joining us.ciate your insights, as always. >> thanks for watching everyone. i'm ayman mohyeldin. "hardball" starts right now with steve kornacki filling in for chris matthews. stay with us. >>> the world according to donald trump. let's play "hardball." >>> hey, good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. according to donald trump, the united nns is little more than a social club. the president-elect tweeting yesterday, quote, the united nations has such great potential, but right now, it is just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time. so sad. trump was highly critical of the u.n. security council vote last friday that condemned israel's stoplight building on land claimed by the

because you can never have toomey mobile is. >> i can't see them without my glasses half the time. so i've been known to send inapropriate emojis. >> well, i don't want to tell you what you sent me last night. not appropriate. >> so sore. >> i coming up after the break another check on weather and traffic. >> plus meet 72 year old black belt, yes, we will be right at longhorn, tonight's special: turf and surf. flo's filet and lobster tail, our new crab cake filet, and our new renegade sirloin and lobster mac and cheese. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. >> much quieter weather the next new days, so nice easy ride into work or school, at least weather wise. check it out. temperatures little colder than yesterday compared 24 hours ago, 3 degrees colder in philadelphia, 15 to 18 degrees cold nerve part of south jersey. we had the rain yesterday. today different story. nice and dry, near freezing up in the lehigh valley and in reading, 35 officially at the airport in philadelphia, upper 20's into the mountains. storm scan3, much quieter compared to yesterday at this time. clou

further, that the toomey substitute amendment be agreed to, the bill as amended be considered read a third time and passed, and that motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? the senator from ohio. mr. brown: reserving the right to object. i -- i'm a bit incredulous. i like the senator from north carolina. we sit across from each other in the veterans committee. we've done at least two or three bills that reached the president's desk signed into law together, but i think my republican friends are kind of missing the point here. that to give the majority leader credit for fixing this when, number one, he wouldn't do it, he wouldn't do it, he wouldn't do it, he wouldn't do it. we have asked him -- senator manchin has asked him for weeks and months and months to take care of the pension and the health insurance and the majority leader refused month after month after month. the majority leader, even though we explained, the majority leader said need to you do several things. need you to follow regular order. we did. we we

toomey: it seems like they took an awfully long time. i see my amount of time. thank you mr. chairman. >> since this massive, years long scam came to light, you have said repeatedly, "i am accountable." but what have you actually done to hold yourself accountable? have you resigned as ceo or chairman of wells fargo? have you resigned? mr. stumpf: no, i have not. senator warren: have you returned one nickel of the millions of dollars you will pay while the scam was going on? mr. stumpf: first of all, this was by 1% of our people -- senator warren: this is about responsibility. have you returned one nickel of the millions of dollars you were paid when the scam was going on? have you returned one nickel of the money you earned when the scam was going on? board will and the -- senator warren: i will take that as a no. have you fired a single single -- regional executive. i don't mean branch manager. i'm talking of people who led your banking division or compliance division. mr. stumpf: we have made a change in our regional banks. sen. warren: i just said, i'm not asking about reg

gary: to get some answers chris toomey joining us now from morgan stanley. you and

stream caused a -- monroe county state police said 18-year-old brook hughes and 19-year-old shania toomeylive streaming on facebook when they were rear end ended by a tractor trailer. the car then burst into flames and kill both teens. >>> a live look at the ben franklin baton rouridge, which see a toll increase next year. the drpa thinks more people will cross the ben franklin, walt whitman and betsy ross bridges next year. it also predicts more people will ride patco. >>> wall street is soaring to new records at the closing bell for the second stay in a row. a market rally after the election of president-elect trump is continuing. the dow jones briefly rose more than 100 points today before it closed up by 65 points. it's prompting many people to ask, why exactly is the market going up? >> and for that, financial expert rob wilson joins us live. rob, thank you for joining us. first off, tell us what's causing this? >> let's just say that it looks like all the stars have aligned for the stock market. first of all, we know who's going to be the president. but we also know that the preside

on the program steve toomey author of countdown till pearl harbor, author of japan 1941. in craig nelson with his book, pearl harbor from infamy to greatness followed by an interview with donald stratton, a survivor and co-author of a book and american sailors first-hand account of pearl harbor. were taking phone calls, tweets and email questions fly from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. go to go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. >> welcome my name is mike and i am the director here it is my pleasure to introduce our honored guest, heather is a professor at mit, she is a professor of film and media and has written a number books, we met about a year ago at a conference that was put on by the buckley program it yell and i can see at the time that she has an affinity for trying to understand the connection between the communications world and the media world on the one hand and different elements of the conservative movement so this is a natural outgrowth of the previous work looking at that area. heather has watched maybe not every single one of 33 years worth of fire

gato get some answers chris toomey joining us now from morgan stanley.

on the program, steve toomey, countdown to pearl harbor, the the 12 days to the attack and craig nelson with his book pearl harbor pearl harbor from infamy to greatness, followed by an interview with donald stratton, pearl harbor survivor and co-author of all the gallant men , we are taking your phone calls, tweets and emails live from noon till three pm eastern. go to book tv.org for.org for the complete weekend schedule.

john toomey and crocker jumping in moments at gillette stadium. >> dad, dad, wap up. what's wrong?we got him on the seat on to the ground and performed compressions. >> thanks to all of that the man is recovering at home. >> the firefighters saving him, they say it was like winning the super bowl. good for them. >> now for some sports headlines. the buffalo bills are in the market for a new head coach. >> rex ryan fired after less than two evens on the job. he posted a 50 to 16 record with the bills. his brother rob ryan also fired as defensive coordinator. >> lebron james bringing home another title to cleveland. he was named the associated press male athlete of the year. james beat out michael phelps and hussein bolt. >>> army capping off an excellent football season with a big bowl game win. the black nights beating north texas in over time in the heart of dallas, though. final score 38 to 31. meet the dallas cowboys fan who got sweet prevenning on her ex fiancee. she held up a sign my fiancee dumped me in a text message. she bought him tickets to monday night's game between the

. >> sunday on "in depth," the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor features steve toomey and craig nelson, and we'll be taking your phone calls, tweets and e-mail questions live from noon to 3 a.m. eastern. and at 9 p.m. eastern on "after words," former senate george mitchell looks at the israeli/palestinian conflict in his book, "a path to peace: a brief history of israeli/palestinian negotiations and a way forward in the middle east." he's interviewed by jane harman, president and ceo of the woodrow wilson center. >> president abbas and the palestinian authority have long since renounced violence, have accepted israel's existence and have opted for peaceful negotiation to achieve a state. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. [applause] >> thank you so much. good afternoon. and i don't think that this is one single empty seat here as i look out, so welcome to miami book fair, and it's truly a pleasure to see so many of you here. i've seen many of you all day long, but we're in for another outstanding session here. i want to thank our sponsors, first of all,

on the program, steve toomey, author of "countdown to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack," eri hoda, author of "japan 1941: countdown to ifny" and craig nelson and "pearl harbor: from infamy to greatness," followed by an interview with paul stratton, pearl harbor survivor and author of "all the gallant men," a firsthand count of pearl harbor. we're taking your e-mails and tweets live. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> a panel of legal analysts looked at constitutional issues facing a trump administration. topics included the use of executive orders, repealing federal regulations, relations with congress and judicial appointments. this event was hosted by the heritage foundation and the american enterprise institute. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. it's my pleasure to welcome everyone to our douglas and sarah alison auditorium, to welcome those who are joining us on the heritage.org website, those who are also joining us on c-span tv. we remind everyone in house, if you'll be so kind to check that mobile devices have been silenced or turned of

pennsylvania, on behalf of senator toomey.we couldn't have done that unless we had deep research on the front end and ability to test it as we were live online, airing the ad, refining our audiences. able to once rob portman started to perform so well we shifted resources that is the great thing working with google and nature of digital, you can make a lot of those judgment calls in real time. >> anything to add? >> i think part of your question was how did we know if what we were doing was working and i think think the moment where thought, you know what? i bet trump wins this thing. i don't remember what point, it was late october, lee dunne who runs the google operation, sends out thing, top five searches. i think trump was like jobs, economic plan, sure there were couple other crazy outlyers on there, the one about secretary clinton, what happens if she gets indicted? how many foreign countries have given to her foundation? how many, blah, blah. all five completely negative. and, what it showed was a lot of messaging that

. >>> a group of protesters want pennsylvania us senator pat toomey to know how they feel about the affordable >> they braced the cold this afternoon and gathered at a center city office. they wanted to let him know they oppose republican efforts to do away with the health plan when president-elect trump takes office this protest was one of about 75 happening across the country today. now inside the senators' office building was a separate group of protesters rallying for support tore sanctuary cities. philadelphia is a sanctuary city. ♪ >>> in hang's take tonight we see fires one sort or another oh and a regular basis. all part of life we hope to avoid especially fires where we live, right? but two recent fires in trenton seemed to suggest a relationship between fires an ban donned buildings and the hose less. hank flynn went to the capital city tonight for closer look. >> reporter: it was cold in trenton earlier tonight. so i lit a fire. and while i got it going i wondered, isn't this what anyone would do if they got cold if they can. do people tend to kind of get a little kindling together

gary: to get some answers chris toomey joining us now from morgan stanley. you and your partneran

steve toomey, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate your insights, as always. >> thanks for watching everyone. i'm ayman mohyeldin. "hardball" starts right now with steve kornacki filling in for chris matthews. stay with us. >>> the world according to donald trump. let's play "hardball." >>> hey, good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. according to donald trump, the united nns is little more than a social club. the president-elect tweeting yesterday, quote, the united nations has such great potential, but right now, it is just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time. so sad. trump was highly critical of the u.n. security council vote last friday that condemned israel's stoplight building on land claimed by the palestinians. the united states abstained from that vote, but breaking from past precedent, it declined to veto the resolution. israel now accusing the obama administration of orchestrating the vote. the white house denying that claim. after the vote, trump tweeted things that the

toomey: i want to talk a little bit about that i want to talk a little bit about the opportunity that is before us to make some really constructive changes to help us have a more robust recovery, the recovery we've been waiting for. but let's first review very briefly the causes of this financial crisis because the misguided response to it has contributed to our lack of a robust recovery. the causes of the financial crisis were, of course, princ princelely government causes. it was principally the failure of government policy that created the financial crisis that led to this recession. what specific government policies? i would say several just briefly. first of all it was failed monetary policy, a policy in which the monetary authorities kept interest rates too low for too long, actually had negative real interest rates thand policy, quite predictably, create add bubble. a bubble in residential rather, the explosion of which led to this crisis. this was compounded by the failed legislative policy which actually required mortgage lend,especially -- lenders, especially the government-

on the program, steve toomey, author of "countdown to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack," eri hoda, author of "japan 1941: countdown to ifny" and craig nelson and "pearl harbor: from infamy to greatness," followed by an interview with paul stratton, pearl harbor survivor and author of "all the gallant men," a firsthand count of pearl harbor. we're taking your

on the program, steve toomey, author of "countdown to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack," eri hoda, author of "japan 1941: countdown to ifny" and craig nelson and "pearl harbor: from infamy to greatness," followed by an interview with paul stratton, pearl harbor survivor and author of "all the gallant men," a firsthand count of pearl harbor. we're taking your e-mails and tweets live. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> a panel of legal analysts looked at constitutional issues facing a trump administration. topics included the use of executive orders, repealing federal regulations, relations with congress and judicial appointments. this event was hosted by the heritage foundation and the american enterprise institute. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. it's my pleasure to welcome everyone to our douglas and sarah alison auditorium, to welcome those who are joining us on the heritage.org website, those who are also joining us on c-span tv. we remind everyone in house, if you'll be so kind to check that mobile devices have been silenced or turned of

peter managed another one of the most uphill races which was pat toomey. let's first talked about the ads we saw. >> so the gray sad that you just saw was something that had been in the works for a long time. we did a lot of research early on identifying the constituents and the stories that we wanted to tell. we knew this was going to be an uphill battle. we knew we were going to be outraised and outspent so we knew we needed to be creative and think outside the box and be scrappy. we also knew that the team was going to try to paint land johnson as a coldhearted millionaire who only cared about special interests and billionaires. we got ahead of it we did our research early and we had someone on our team whose job was too go around to make sure that we captured stories like this one. this was a spot that did ultimately end up on television, but the original intent was to have a just beyond digital. when we got the footage it was very powerful, as you saw so we decided to run with that. ultimately we had a two minute video, a 62nd video and a thirty secon

we had senator capito, senator portman, senator toomey and a lot of support on both sides, e.p.a. people who didn't -- even people who didn't sponsor it. that wasn't enough. then he moved the goal post and he said you've got to come up with a bill through regular order. you've got to go through regular order. we went through regular order in the finance committee. senator warner and senator casey and i in the finance committee called cecil roberts, the head of the mine workers. people like norm skinner from ohio and others. and babe urdis and dave dilly and others came and talked to us. we had testimony. it was brought to a vote and passed 18-8. every democrat voted for it and a hand full of republicans. then the republica leader moved the gl post again and said that's not good enough. you've got to do something more. find a way to pay for it. we found a way to pay for it. money out of the abandoned mine fund to pay for this. this legislation would have taken care permanently of pensions and of health care. what it meant that mine workers don't have to take valuable time and spend