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seeks you and ridiculous praise for donald trump. it s clear bolton was reportedly willing to stand up as what he saw as bad or dangerous foreign policy ideas. he had that type of backbone whether you agree with his alternative ideas. that may be something he has in common with his predecessor. trump has now actually had three national security advisers. the third one announcing he was out in a tweet. before that of course bolton, before he was was h.r. mcmaster. he was regularly doing derogatory impressions of him in his absence. tonight there are new reports that when things got sour with bolton, trump started calling on mcmaster asking him for his advice and saying he even missed his prior national security adviser. if you go back a little further before mcmaster, of course you have trump ears first and briefest national security adviser michael flynn who was fired like the other two and who actually happens to be back in court today receiving a new sentencing date after he pleaded
who is versed in foreign policy ideas. have you andrew yang. expect a robust policy debate tonight, and keep in mind it could be make or break for a lot of these candidates. most of these candidates have not qualified for the next round of debates. only three of tonight s candidates have qualified with three just shy, the stakes are very high. you mentioned julian castro, i think he s next up to bat, hang outside the fox theater. we will keep close eyes on him, as i know you will as well. the a team as it were. luis gutierrez, angela rye, three days in a row with me, i think. maria cardona, and andrew gillum the former democratic candidate for florida. welcome welcome. ladies first, miss rye, what are
anniversary. i ll be a 2-year-old for the rest of the show. thank you to our executive producer, christina. it s been a pleasure. pete buttigieg said the world today needs america now more than ever. buttigieg in a major speech announcing his foreign policy ideas earlier today, blasted the current administration s actions that are affecting the globe. this administration has embraced and emboldened autocrats while alienating democracies and allies around the globe. it is undermined america s alliances, parts ner shipnershi treaties. we need a strategy, not just to deal with individual threats, rivalries, and opportunities, but to manage global trends that will define the balance of this half century, in which my generation will live the majority of our lives. with us now from bloomington, indiana, is national news political reporter josh letterman. josh, the idea of 2020
and nuclear tests. but what s the end game? what is our diplomacy? what s our negotiation. i don t think preemptive military strike is going to work. south korea has 25 million people. i think it s diplomacy and negotiation. tucker: i don t think anybody thinks that. i don t think any person thinks a preemptive military strike is a good idea. including the trump people. let me ask you a totally honest, nonpartisan question. give me the most honest question you can. do you sense that there is a bipartisan push in washington to push the president toward military conflict with the iran coming from the same people who basically made america weaker in previous generations with their dumb foreign policy ideas? do you feel that happening? no, i don t think so. you know, one good thing i will tell you, i met general kelly. i think he has brought some order into the national security team. the national security council defense. state. i was impressed with the way that he is handling. so for