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protesters, and we also heard this from now president donald trump. so to say that he was joking, to me that insults the intelligence of the american people, but i think another important part of this story is what president trump has talked about on the campaign, not just the disregard for the rule of law here in america, you know, for domestic policies, but also internationally, too. he s talked about war crimes, talked about bringing back torture. talked about a lot of these things that were banned by the international community. so you see this as a window into his true feelings. you don t think this was a flippant comment about how he thinks that suspects should be treated. i just want to get to the police departments that feel the same way that you do. wes, all sorts of police departments and associations have come out and condemned what the president said, and i think that the gainesville police department captures the feeling of many across the country. listen to this.
countries. and now president trump is saying, well, obama s policy didn t solve the human rights problem in cuba in two years, so we re going to go back to a policy that didn t solve it for 50. hagar, when looking at the broader picture of trying to influence someone else s domestic policies, whether it s cuba or iran or china or whatever, what is the most effective tool for americans? is it diplomatic engagement? commercial and economic engagement? security, what s the thing that bor works the best? it s thathard to place the everyone this is on one item. it usually has to be a package. a mix of diplomatic, financial tulles. commending on what one that country needs. it really completely depends. but since president trump is focusing on sanctions, which is my absolute favorite thing to discuss, he has it completely wrong. this as bill mentioned, this is a decades-old policy that was proven not to work.
left. could it be that call made at the end by netanyahu to mahmoud abbas, could that be where the president and abbas and netanyahu could get together to put pressure on mahmoud abbas to altoalienate abbas? all politics are local. this deal between abbas and fatah was driven by domestic policies. that isn t going to change. this unity thing will be with us for some time. martha: all right. the first family is across the pond right now. they are visiting the royal family. why that has some critics talking. we are going to talk about that just moments away. also a potential blockbuster in the case against the former head of the imf. explosive new evidence on that