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york said about whether or not america is great. listen. we re not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [laughter] ed: ladies, what in the world was he thinking? i don t know what he was thinking. do you know what? what i don t understand is, he keeps saying that america has never been great. but it s been great for him because he has been able to obtain the american dream. that s right. he is the governor of new york. not only that according to google he is worth $5 million. how hasn t america been great for him? here is my theory, if he don t like america. that s right. and if he feels america cannot be great, greater than we have seen it of, about he needs to pack his rags and go to another country. ed: i think the republican party in new york bought him a one way ticket to canada. steve: really? ed: yeah, they did. steve: cynthia nixon you know her from sex in the city. she is running in the democratic primary to be the next governor of the gre
bad actor where the u.s. is concerned? i think you have to look at this in a broader sense. we see this not only happening in the united states, but we see it happening in other countries where with see these you might want to call them ultra nationalist movements, we ve seen this and so where there are ultra nationalist voices in many western countries that have had sympathetic views towards putin and russia. i reject it. i don t understand it. but it s part of a broader phenomenon. maybe president trump is a manifestation aren t we better than that? hasn t america always stood against that? and hasn t our leadership always echoes that? absolutely. one beautiful thing about this country since the second world war, we ve had a bipartisan consensus on foreign policy with respect to the former receive yet union. i agree with the president.