and vast percentage of americans are unimpressed of congress. it is up 12 points of those who disapprove. there is no mystery about why. dems want a government shutdown and speaker ryan is cooperative with the democrats as well. ryan joins the dems of blocking the funding of the border wall and the white house and ryan at odds of on tax reform. ryan screwed up the repeal andy replacement of repeal of obama wear. it is ryan's world and we are all live nothing it. he managed to push through in 18 years only three bills into law. he was plucked to join mitt romney on the republican ticket in 2012 and they lost n and in the battle to remove jack boehner the freedom caucus was persuadeded that ryan would make a brilliant show choice and they were wrong. and now the hapless speaker on tax reform who wants to transfer taxes from business to consumers, once again renew ped effort to repeal and replace obamacare, this fellow ryan has it mucked up to a fair three well. keep the perk and fanciy airplane to ferry you home and back each and every weekend and

a vast majority of americans are unimpressed by congress all together. 3/4 disapprove of congress' job performance that is up 12 points, since february. there is no misery about why -- mystery about why, dims in congress want a government shut down, speaker ryan seems indifference, and cooperative with the democrats as usual, joining with them in blocking funds for border wall, and at odds for tax reform. ryan screwed up the repeal and replacement of obamacare. a congressional source said it is paul ryan's world we're just living in this ryan's world is an absurdist dream, he has managed to put through in his 18 years, just 3 bills into law. he was plucked from an -- to join mitt romney on the ticket in 2012, and they lost. now faced with a prospect of a government shut down, a ryan refusal to fund the border wall. and absolutely hapless speaker on issue of tax reform, who wants to transfer taxes from business, to consumers, once again. renewed efforts to repeal and reprais replace obamacare, ryan has it mucked up to a fairhe e wel well. >> please, just get out of the way. we have a na

. -- unimpressive. >> i think the tax reduction will be good for the economy. lowering the rates is going to be the key to getting more income. proposing a tax cut is the easy part. shepherding it through the process is going to be a real test of the trump administration. maria: this is going to get marked up. paul ryan had a tax plan as well and was at a 20% corporate tax rate. >> i think it's a trial balloon. what is going to be important to watch, what will the bean counters when they do the official revenue estimate before it really plays a key role in what can move forward, a lot of republicans even though they theoretically exist to cut tax, when they see a multi trillion dollar number associated with this tax cut, they are going to say we are not doing much to control government spend. can we just do a big tax cut? that's why it will take a lot of skill on the part of the trump people, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell. it won't be easy. bar very -- bar very -- maria: "wall street w w w w w ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest ♪like the mount

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it's popular with veterans and those who served have often been unimpressed with their new president'smplicated?" now he's saying, "who knew that international relations could be so complicated, who knew that korea or syria could be so complicated?" well, it's extremely complicated. and so he's really done nothing in 100 days other than to get -. c;-.-..-.-..—.—..-. fags-41; ass. put on the bench. so what, i asked the woman who ran trump's campaign in the state, should we make of the discarded promises or admissions that he hadn't realised it was all so complicated? that's what the american people wanted. we wanted someone to say, "wow, this is tougher than i imagined." i think that message of honesty speaks to the voters that elected him. for the president to say, "this is tougher than i thought it was going to be", or "i'm surprised by how complicated it is," i think that speaks to his to his strength as a man, as a person, to be able to say that. and if the issue of preserving americanjobs is paramount here now, what to make of this? last month, general motors started shedding more

and he seemed unimpressed.>> there's no reason to pretend this is a happy day. >> the eu membership didepresent the beginning of the end. what is the prime minister put it, this is an historic moment for which there can be no turning back. a few minutes ago in brussels, the united kingdom was permanent representative to the eu handed a letter to the president of the european council on my behalf. confirming the government's decision to invoke article 50 of the treaty of european union. the process is now underway. and in accordance with the british people's wishes the united kingdom is leaving the european union. i know that this is a day of celebration for some and disappointed for others. the referendum last june was divisive at times. that everyone share the same point of view.the arguments on both sides were passionate. let us come together and work together. but as together choose to believe in britain with optimism and hope. for if we do, we can make the most of the opportunities ahead. we can together make the success of this moment. and we can together build a stronger, fairer,

donald tusk sounded unimpressed. >> there is no reason to pretend this is a happy day.ot in brussels or london. >> britain's eu membership did not ended but it did represent the end. >> this is unhistoric moment for which can be no turning back. >> a few minutes ago in brussels, the united kingdom handed a letter to the president of the european council on my behalf to invoke article 50 on the treaty of the european union. the article 50 process is under way in accordance o f the wishes of the people, the united kingdom is leaving the european union. i know this is a day of celebration for some and disappointment for others. the referendum last june was decisive at time. not everyone shares the same point of view will vote the same way. the arguments on both sides were passionate. let us together choose to believe in britain with optimism and hope. for r if we do, we can make the most of the opportunities ahead. we can together make a success of this moment. we come together to build a stronger and fairer britain. >> we'll not give this government a free hand to use bre

. >> you say you are totally unimpressed with bics bxby, at t for now. there is a lot of hype about this going in. what didn't you like? >> first of all, the voice activated aspect of it hasn't even shipped. so i couldn't test it. as i said in the column, maybe when they ship it, everyone will say, wait, this is way better than amazon and google's and apples. we don't know. what they have now is not very interesting or in any way different than anyone else. i think there is a key problem or issue for samsung here. i'm not talking about exploding phones or quality. it remains an issue, by the way. i have no reason to think this phone is going to explode. i want to be clear. which also have to acknowledge that they have had serious quality problems. not only in the galaxy note last year but in their washing machines. there is a culture there that needs fixing. the other problem i wanted to note is they keep trying to be a platform, the way apple is a platform, the way google is a platform. the problem is, they don't have their own operating system, at leas

several senators left unimpressed. illinois senator tammy duckworth called it a dog and pony show. what the chairman of the foreign relations committee himself had to say. >> how was the briefing? >> it was . >> did you guys laernearn anyth in there that you didn't know before? >> i -- i didn't really. they already have through open source reporting, we already know they have nuclear weapons. but it was -- it was an okay briefing. >> what do you mean okay briefing? you didn't really learn much? >> i -- it was -- it was okay. >> that's too much honesty for the white house, i'm sure. senator tammy duckworth joins us right now. senator, there was corker from tennessee, the republican chairman of that committee not exactly singing the praises of what was displayed. what do you think it was worth on a scale of 1 to 100? did you learn anything at the briefing? >> chris, i learned more about north korea watching your show than i did from that briefing yesterday. >>le w thank you. i hope that's true on a number of occasions, but on this one -- do you know, there's been two newspaper articl

almost nothing going sidewayinside wa ways, digesting the move, and surrounding the highs and unimpressivese to the market, because it's been privileging growth stocks, tech stocks, and taking bond yields lower in the last couple months. >> evan, are you impressed with the earnings front? >> it's okay. i mean, it's good. it needs to be good to justify the valuations, so it's -- they are coming in a little better than expected, but not -- we're not talking about stellar earnings. for me, the story still is what is the next catalyst? what is it that's going to get the market to either go higher, break records, or to come in more. it's not clear what the catalyst is going to be. >> earnings? >> no, i don't think so. i don't think the market -- the narrowing -- you have a number of tech companies increasingly making up any of the gains. apple, alphabet, amazon, the only reason the s&p 500 is up this year by any stretch is because of the large tech stocks. unless you get a breakout in energy, or a breakout in industrials, i don't think you get this going higher. >> jim, let's talk about the oth

she was unimpressed with the then—prime minister's apology in the commons.t specifically are you talking about? " i don't believe he would have the faintest idea, because most of them don't. cross, angry. we have been doing this year in, year out, and there will be people listening to this programme who will say, "they have been banging on about an apology for nearly 30 years, they have got one, and they are still moaning." but an apology is only worth giving and worth taking if it is meaningful. one major concern is a new financial support scheme for victims and their families. the government says that since that speech in 2015 it has doubled the amount it is spending, but we have seen documents showing under new plans the worst affected will get thousands less than first promised. many could even see payments fall as more people qualify. our analysis shows the planned scheme in england and northern ireland would pay out inevitably less than in scotland and wales. the widow of an hiv—positive haemophiliac in scotland, for example, will receive more than £27

jose mourinho was unimpressed with sergio aguero's part in the incident which saw maulana fellini sentd card six minutes from the end just seconds after he been blocked from foul on sergio aguero. said he had to settle for a point and stayed fourth in the premier league but the sending—off ended up being the talking point. he says that with another player it's not a red card. he says that sergio aguero was intelligent the way he reacted. but he has to control. i know how difficult it is. how aggressive they are. of course, we missed the last shoot, the last pass. it's not easy to defend. you have to be always in a good position to counterattack. there's been a new deliverable to extend his stay at the club until 2021. the croatian international‘s contract was due to expire next summer contract was due to expire next summer after he joined from southampton in a £20 million deal in 2014. he says he is the happiest guy in the world to know he will be staying with his side. anthony joshua says he won't be affected by vladimir klitschko's mind games ahead of their title fight at wembley sta