nation s highest office in 2016. jeremy, i know you were there in 2016. how much different are things this time around? that s right, ryan. what struck me the first moment that i walked into those office that is the trump campaign has now in arlington, virginia, was how different the office space was from what the campaign had in 2016. there were no moldy pipes or electrical wires hanging from the ceiling, no concrete slabs, no unpainted drywall. instead you have this sleek modern office with glass walled offices inside. it s just such a stark contrast to what we saw back in 2016. but it goes so much beyond just the office itself. it s how structured this reelection effort is compared to 2016. they ve already hired dozens of staff. they are sitting on lots and lots of cash.
be this national healer. people may not be looking to him for that but the country as a whole, there s some people who will be voting on november 6th who are still looking for that. i would look to whether or not president trump s approval dips below 40. there s a big difference between 35% approval which was in the range after charlottesville and a 45% approval which is almost close to the 46% of people who voted for him in 2016. jeremy, you re so good looking at republicans and there s been for the last two years, a group within the republican party that s been hoping for change. optimistic this president will be perhaps more presidential. he will do less of the bombast and more of the traditional governance. are those folks giving up on him at this point. we have ten more of these rallies on the schedule. no indication that in light of what happened yesterday, in
it does get ridiculous. the good news, all three of you used the word bipartisan, that s a word we don t get to hear very often. we should remember, that s in america s national security interests when we do that. but to hear our president, he s going to ask putin about what the fbi is supposed to do with hillary clinton? it s really disappointing. when i hear other officials say, oh, they re going to push back hard on this when they meet, it s obvious that that s not what president trump plans to talk about. instead, you know, what is amazing is all the concessions that he s been floating lately, you know, why did putin want him to win? because this is a president who said he would look into recognizing crimea. this is a president who wants to look into reducing our troops to nato. this is a president who is in a fight with our closest allies. that s exactly the outcome that vladimir putin wanted in 2016. jeremy bash, there are 22 countries in nato, but the most
it does get ridiculous. the good news, all three of you used the word bipartisan, that s a word we don t get to hear very often. we should remember, that s in america s national security interests when we do that. but to hear our president, he s going to ask putin about what the fbi is supposed to do with hillary clinton? it s really disappointing. when i hear other officials say, oh, they re going to push back hard on this when they meet, it s obvious that that s not what president trump plans to talk about. instead, you know, what is amazing is all the concessions that he s been floating lately, you know, why did putin want him to win? because this is a president who said he would look into recognizing crimea. this is a president who wants to look into reducing our troops to nato. this is a president who is in a fight with our closest allies. that s exactly the outcome that vladimir putin wanted in 2016. jeremy bash, there are 22 countries in nato, but the most
na nato. this is a president who is in a fight with our closest allies. that s exactly the outcome that vladimir putin wanted in 2016. jeremy bash, there are 22 countries in nato, but the most interesting part about nato expansion in recent years is that they re around russia. they border russia, the old soviet union countries, czechoslovakia, estonia, all these countries. these countries are living in remarkable fear now. the nato alliance has kept them safe for decades. if russia decides to get expansionist tendencies again, they re relying on nato to protect them. guess what, russia is get be expansionist tendencies again. this has to be a big problem that plays into the hands of vladimir putin. american foreign policy is completely inverted, ali.