mar-a-lago? i m not going to get into the back and forth. i would suggest that both sides discussed various locations and topics and agendas and length, et cetera a, and aspects to the trip. so what is the goal for the white house to accomplish during the visit? well, i think there s a few things. one, this is an opportunity for president trump to develop a relationship in person with president xi. he s spoken to him on the phone a few times. we have big problems. everything from the south china sea to trade to north korea. there are big issues of national and economic security that need to get addressed and i think there s going to be a lot on the table when it comes to that over the two days that they will talk. lastly, the chinese are expecting the white house to provide framework for the relationship to be viewed for. are you prepared for that and can you talk a little bit about what that framework might be? can you expand on that? put a floor on the relationship, looki
korea. describe that. on the first piece, i think, look, one of the things that s important to understand about this process that s when different from when the democrats did it, you recall then speaker pelosi said you are going to have to read the bill to know what s in it. this is the bill. et cetera a right here. it s on the website. we are going through regular order. if you go to the house of representative s wets, speaker paul ryan s website, it s listed. everyone can read it and it s going to go through regular order. we are not jamming it down anybody s throat. it is going to gohrough a committee process. all parties involved, all representatives in the house will be able to put into it. i think that s the way to conduct this process. to do it to allow people to watch process happen in the committees, allow members of congress to have their input in it to make amendments, to see that we get the best bill that achieves the goal for the american people. when it was done the las
sometimes you can get away with it. but if you are going to take it all the time. and sometimes you can drin with sedative behavior is going to affect you, et cetera a not good. it can lower your blood pressure, and affect you long term i m spleetly against it. i think the valerian, and the natural herbals, are better. produce the melatonin, buy fine the underlying problem. we all have it. america is not sleeping. are you under a lot of stress, the cell phone is going. i can t shut off my mind. i think a lot of times sleep apnea, hormonal changes, stress, the effect of the environmental changes and temperature changes, there is a whole list of thing. you want to treat the underlying problem not the knee jerk reaction. warm miming. that upsets my stomach. heat up the warm milk with braeds. put butter on the bread, warm
council and even stronger sanctions were adopted by the u.s. itself. now, these have taken a bite out of the iranian economy and that s important, but i think that the only thing that will get iran to actually stop the program is a combinations of strong sanctions even stronger ones and knowledge that the sanks fail, then the international community is prepared to take credible military action. the combination of the two that will make the sanctions work and paradoxically will make the military option unnecessary. mike: if israel feels it has to act immediately and unilaterally, are you prepared to do that, even without the blessing and support of other middle east neighbors and the u.s.? iran is a threat to everyone, et cetera a threat to israel and the arab world
u.s.? iran is a threat to everyone, et cetera a threat to israel and the arab world and united states and to many others, and i think this is an international threat that requires an international solution. the right solution? very strong sanctions backed up by the kind of clarity that says that look, we re prepared, we re determined to prevent you from getting nuclear weapons and we ll take whatever action is necessary. that s what the president, president obama has said and i think that s the right approach. in the middle east there s been a lot of upheaval this year in libya, egypt, syria, egypt. is israel in a safer place or more vulnerable because of what has been perceived as the shaekup. some think towards freedom, but it hasn t turned out quite that way yet. you re right. it depends what will happen. it will be in a safer place if