indeed, elsewhere. harris: i said this on the couch last hour, so i will ask you since you re a democrat. why is it that some democrats need to be shifting today and talking about all the experience of former had in national security advisor john bolton? i remember when he was put in that position and everybody was like, from your side of the aisle, oh, my goodness, he is so hawkish, he will take us to all these wars. did the facts change? what s different? the facts didn t change. alex alluded to that he was a republican advisor. he wasn t. he is our national security advisor for the country. john has been a friend of mine, he has written blurbs for my books. he will be a friend now that this is done. i can only say that the fact that you are underscoring, harris, that we don t have a bipartisan foreign policy and people play politics with everything, including my party, is just plain wrong and i m sick of it. harris: alex, he did last 17 months.
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nothing leaked for six months. that was a good thing for this country, because we needed to concentrate on other things. tom: i totally agree. at six ordinary. the fact that a secret of this magic mags you could kept his extrude extruder. dagan, what you re saying, nikki haley is a powerful preacher don t act on it speaker. she can talk about what the president s agenda was. what he s tried to call bush and foreign policy pretty hopeless and she s stepping out of their current role, my guess is we have not heard last from her. i don t think this is the final chapter in the nikki haley story, and i very much hope she will remain a vibrant part of our foreign policy. harris: how about this chapter the new york times has obtained excuse me, the washington post very different the washington post has obtained the resignation letter from investor haley. i just want to read a couple of blurbs here. dear mr. president , it has bn an immense honor to serve the country in your
is crumbling. doris goodwin the historian here to remind us we have been through this as a nation. leadership in temperature buoy leapt times be warned this is not a book about teddy rose frelt and linden johnson making history. management skills. she is getting in my turf here they employed to be historic which explains the generous blurbs from warren buffet and jim collins. i can t each get those guys to return my calls. this is terrific. thank you. neil: so terrific. you have must have planned the whole kavanaugh controversy around this. what are you making of this in washington right now. thing that makes me sad there were times where if you were a senator the honor and reputation of the institution was the most important thing to you. it s one of the reasons that the civil rights bill got through in 1964, republican senators realized we can t not back the democrats even though it s the other party to break the filibuster because the senate has to