the fact that it doesn t appear to have worked, the fact that it exploded a little after liftoff, does that matter in and of itself? or is it the fact that they keep on trying, is that what s important here? as i said before, i don t think there s any such thing as failure in this program, every time he does something like this, whether it exceeds beyond his expectations or not, he adapts, and he folds those lessons in to the program going forward. if it is a kn-17, it s meant to go between 1,000 and 3,000 kilometers, obviously it fell very short of that. but we shouldn t dismiss this, every time he does it, he gets better. secretary of state tillerson did speak at the u.n. today laying out in more detail what the u.s. policy toward north korea is right now. he didn t rule out the military action but he said the goal the regime change.
in a revealing new interview what reuters, president trump says being president is more work than his previous jobs. he thought it would be easier. he may be the only one surprised that being president is harder than running a reality tv host. he said he thought being president would be easy, he said it over and over again during the campaign. we re going to make america great again. it s going to be easy. it s very easy to be presidential. i have great people. we have top, top smart people, but it s so easy to do. we have drugs, we have debt, we have empty factories, that s going to end. that s going to end. so easy to solve. believe me the jobs are going to come back, this is so easy. this is so easy. i want to jump-start america and it can be done and it won t even be that hard. folks i m going to do so much about it, it s going to be so
i guess being on the apprentice and running a real estate empire. he seem wistful for his past life. one predictor is having an occupant who loves the job. no question. teddy roosevelt said with every fiber of my being i love being president. that s why i didn t want to give it up. fdr, somebody asked him, why would anyone want this terrible job? he said, why wouldn t everybody want it? it s the best job in the world. there was a wistfulness. the difference is that however busy he was before, however much in the public eye, he could sort of control his agenda. he could decide what he wants to do during the days. events control presidents. they don t have that freedom. they are in a cocoon. they can t drive a car. all the little changes part of ordinary people s lives, they have to give up. the only thing to make that worthwhile is the splendid part, that it s splendid to be president. those who loved it get a special
why would anyone want this terrible job, and he answered why wouldn t someone want this job? however much in the public eye, he could sort of control his agenda. he could sort of control what he wanted to do during the days. like you said, they are in a cocoon, and they can t drive a car. and all those little changes in our ordinary people lives, they have to give up. it is splendid to be president, and those who loved it, i think get a special energy from that. always a pleasure to talk with you. thanks so much. thank you, you, too. president trump marks his fist 100 days this weekend. anthony bourdain parts unknown kicks off his new season. he talks about his latin theme trip to los angeles. and anderson has to make a split second decision about a blood
things up? the fbi director said investigating. the fbi director has produced zero proof. zero. the whole deal with carter page, for example. where is the there there? the story the story is the investigation. the story is the investigation. the story right now that s being reported by the media, which is president says is made up, is the investigation. if the fbi director says, we re investigating, how is the story made up? where is the collusion? where is the collusion? which state went to donald trump because of russian collusion? please, show it to me. i haven t seen the results of the investigation because the investigation is getting under way. the fbi director and the head of the dni, as i listened to their testimony, said they had no evidence that russians successfully interfered with votes. known. that s a different story. no, no. yes. i m sorry, john, that would be collusion.