democracy the world over. some past administrations have bitten off more than they can chew and this president doesn't want to do that. >> realistic about what america's power can achieve in the world and a frank recognition the president's critique he gave during the campaign of the past couple decades of american foreign policy it tried to do too much. it overly defined what america's national interests were and american foreign policy. also tried to do things that we've learned through hard experience were perhaps not achievable. >> the bedrock of the president's security strategy is american first but encouraging other countries including most of america's allies to put their citizens first as well in order to build and preserve peace and security around the world at 2:00 this afternoon, reagan building. we'll be there. >> sandra: thanks for helping us kick off a big week. >> bill: we'll be watching. i'm bringing judge napolitano, fox news judicial analyst. three big topics.