Kristen Welker

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Ask you about something that you actually said last week and we'll discuss it on the other side. Take a look.

Ask you about something that you actually said last week and we'll discuss it on the other side. Take a look.

Ask you about something that you actually said last week and we'll discuss it on the other side. Take a look.

Mr. Secretary, are you there essentially saying that the Trump administration is comfortable to have consumers pay more for goods in America?

Mr. Secretary, are you there essentially saying that the Trump administration is comfortable to have consumers pay more for goods in America?

Mr. Secretary, are you there essentially saying that the Trump administration is comfortable to have consumers pay more for goods in America?

Are cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security off the table?

Are cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security off the table?

Are cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security off the table?

Talk to the people in Oklahoma who've lost their jobs, who say they are hurting. They don't know how they're going to pay their mortgage. They don't know how they're going to make ends meet. Talk to those people. What's your message to them? They say enough of these cuts.

Talk to the people in Oklahoma who've lost their jobs, who say they are hurting. They don't know how they're going to pay their mortgage. They don't know how they're going to make ends meet. Talk to those people. What's your message to them? They say enough of these cuts.

Talk to the people in Oklahoma who've lost their jobs, who say they are hurting. They don't know how they're going to pay their mortgage. They don't know how they're going to make ends meet. Talk to those people. What's your message to them? They say enough of these cuts.

Democrats just lost an election, largely with a closing argument, accusing Trump of being a threat to the democracy. Is that the most effective messaging right now?