we have fought shult fore shelter many battles starting with those that gave birth to the united states of america. since then we have shared a common vision for humanity. our two nations are rooted in the same soil, grounded in the ideals of the american and french revolutions. we have worked together for the universal ideals of liberty, tolerance, and equal rights. and yet, this is also about our human, gutsy, personal dance throughout history. in 1778 a french philosopher and benjamin franklin met in paris. john adams tells the story after meeting, they embraced each
again, this is before congress. to the point that clearly macron knows the topic a lot of people are talking about. take a listen. in 1778, the french philosopher voltaire and ben minh franklin met in purce. john adams tells the story after shaking hands he embraced hugging one another and kissing each other s cheeks. it can remind you of something. great stuff. we talked about syria and we talked about iran. one of the more recent times you and i were together was in paris for the climate accord that president obama was there as well. so i guess the question becomes, what would make this a success from not just emmanuel macron s point of view but the eu s? well, look. macron is trying tro present a framework. talking about the four pillars dealing with iran that give
comey spoke about leaking the memos during the interview with george stephanopoulos, the interview that never ended. take a look. the president has tweeted innumerable times calling you a leaguer. what is a response to president trump? it s true. i testified at. that is so people know about it. i gave that our classified memo to my friend and ask him to give it to a reporter. that is entirely appropriate to. brian: really? in what world? the wall street journal s editorial board, one of her latest, she talks about the questions that she wants james comey to answer. his reasoning is bizarre. he said he needed to get the information into the public sphere. what is it, 1778? hi, brian. no, it is not appropriate. this is a man who was nailed to the wall numerous people for having mishandled classified information, for leaking. he talks and has memos about how
comey spoke about leaking the memos during the interview with george stephanopoulos, the interview that never ended. take a look. the president has tweeted innumerable times calling you a leaker. what is your response to president trump? it s true. i testified about it. that is so people know about it. i gave that unclassified memo to my friend and asked him to give it to a reporter. that is entirely appropriate. brian: really? in what world? the wall street journal s editorial board kim strassel,, one of her latest, she talks about the questions that she wants james comey to answer. is it right for him to have leaked that memo? his reasoning is bizarre. he said he needed to get the information into the public sphere. what is it, 1778? hi, brian. no, it is not appropriate. this is a man who has nailed to the wall numerous people for having mishandleds classified information, for leaking. he talks in his memos about how he tells president trump he
their way back to the u.s. now. and joined by the french ambassador to the united states. mr. ambassador, thanks very much for taking the time. the relationship between trump and macron, perhaps trump and france, you could say, not particularly warm in recent months. you can say that president trump appeared to endorse macron s opponent in the race. so the background, a difficult setup to this meeting s how do you think the meeting went in the end? very well, i think. first, the symbolic aspect. the decoration. really, the friendship between our two countries. we are the oldest ally of the united states since 1778. we were together during the two world wars. so it was, i think, a very strong symbolic message to have the american forces actually marching on the champs-elysees on the national day with your president in attendance. but the fact is there are real disagreements.