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at a summit? i don t know if it would be appropriate for president trump to raise it in a public context but you re dealing with an individual that really sees relations with washington as a zero-sum game. he s skilled and practiced in using the the language of arms control and he talks about the end of the cold war. inside, it s a cold person who is putting his own national interests first at the expense of others. shepard: is that what he did today? how would you categorize the news conference? he tried to put the best face on what the american intelligence community believes was pretty brazen attempt by the russian government to influence the american election. none of this means that there aren t areas where the two sides can t do business. during the cold war, the united states had arms control agreement with the soviet union. so there are possible areas of convergence on arms control, possibly maybe on syria.
politics. what do you hope came out of that meeting? what do you know? i think like all democrats, de blasio is circling donald trump and the new trump administration with great deep skepticism but also intrigue. skepticism because of the appointments that we re seeing like steve bannon. that s a lot of concern that what has been a fringe movement is going to be accepted into the mainstream bloodstream of the republican party with this but also intrigue in that many democrats and you see this on capitol hill, too, brooke, many democrats republican that donald trump one time was a democrat. they remember the campaign pledges he s made, for example on putting a big invest sboomt infrastructure that they believe can help working class vocational to they are feeling him out to see if despite these grave reservations that they have on the cultural racial issues that there aren t areas where they can work together on economic issues and also in terms of immigration.