react in the moment. i think he wants to i mean, don t you think he wants to be more of an america first guy, but i think he s getting pulled into basically being a conventional foreign policy right, these doctrines, the bush doctrine, the clinton doctrine, the reagan doctrine are not enumerated not by the president but by us. president president obama and i got into an argument about this actually. what s your doctrine. he said, you will decide. we don t know what the trump i would be astonished if we got to a point where we could develop the trump doctrine. one thing you can say on the one hand he does not moralize in foreign policy. that s right. that is the one thing he believes i wouldn t say amoural foreign policy. and in this case that means if you are going to impose sanctions on russia for doing chemical weapons maybe you don t impose sanctions. it s the me doctrine.
cohen s world outside of trump. he has been a taxicab guy for years. what does that mean in new york ci city? it s funny because it sounds very small time. but what michael cohen specialized in was owning taxi medal ons. those are the licenses taxis have to be operating on the streets of new york city. and they are worth a lot of money. their valley has gone down but we are talking at their height hundreds of thousands of dollars. so it was a very cash-rich business. that s something investigators are looking at now how he came to have all those medal ons. whenever you keep looking at cohen s past there is a lot of people that come from eastern europe, a lot of russian those folks with ties to the old soviet union. look, they are just associations. nobody knows for sure what they mean. but there s quite a few of them. walk me through some of them. well, he does have a
interviewed today and he says when i have to do what i think is right for montana. nobody gives me expletive deleted. it seems, i guess, you could say twos a pattern here but today the red state democrats going with the i m going to be politically incorrect, maybe that s a way to connect with that working class trump voter. perhaps. we still are living in the kind of effects of a changed election and you re running against d.c. and then there s the reality of d.c. and there s no reason to identify with it. so i don t know if it s so much as trying to identify with the trump voter i think as trying to identify with americans who are catching hell and d.c. isn t doing anything for it. that is an incumbent trying to escape. one of the interesting things about our extreme polarization is in a more normal political atmosphere, joe mnuchin would be one of the most powerful people in america. he is a democrat if a red state who s voters want him to do
ragged, as often these things are with the trump administration, but i think the general issue of talking to the of talking to the north koreans in advance and getting some notion of what this meeting might look like i think is useful and definitely something they had to do. what s interesting here about mike pompeo playing intermediary here is that in his role as cia director last year he was somebody that was hinting at regime change. i want to play a byte for you from him last summer and get to you respond to it. it would be a great thing to denuclearize the peninsula. to get those weapons off of that. but the thing that is most dangerous about it is the character who holds the control over them today. as for the regime, i am hopeful that we will find a way to separate that regime from this system. the north korean people i m sure are lovely people and would love to see him go. if you are in for direct talks kim jong-un is not going to agree with regime change is on the tabl
but taylor refused to endorse donald trump for president over hillary clinton. there it is. the definition of conservative is supporting trump in ohio. folks, if you were wondering where the republican party is in a bellwether state like ohio, there you go. that s how that republican primary, an attorney general. and an incumbent. and it s trump that the race hinges on. back in 60 seconds. this is a story about mail and packages.