Rational Radio Daily With Steele And Ungar

One of the more inventive ways President Trump sought to fund his one trillion dollar infrastructure plan was by cultivating private-public partnerships on the local, state and national level. These partnerships seek to marry private-sector money and resources to public-sector projects. President Trump these initiatives would be a key source of funding, but after months of researching viable ways to create these partnerships and establish funding sources, he told the House Ways & Means Committee that he is abandoning this aspect of the plan. The president now wants local and state governments to shoulder the lion's share of the trillion dollar plan. Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney (D-N.Y. 18) talks about how local legislatures and the federal government can move forward on necessary infrastructure repair in the U.S. Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore soundly defeated Senator Luther Strange in last night's Alabama GOP senate primary. Jonathan Easley, campaig