election, it is just going to deepen the misunderstanding and incomprehension in blue america. you see the breadth, the credibility of the charges and, as john says, the history of intolerant remarks in positions that roy moore has held. this is something that will just further widen the divisions in the country. it basically says that voters in alabama are feel such antagonism toward kind of cosmopolitan america that they are willing to send this person and another point in our country that is hurdling toward greater and greater division. maybe it s just because the voters are pro life. we haven t talked about that this morning. we ve talked to people in alabama, they might just be single issue voters. maybe that s what they re
all experts in the field joined the government of chad in expressive incomprehension for what the trump administration did. the following week, chad started removing all of his troops from niger, where they had been terfing and fighting off incursions from islamic militant groups. the week after chad started pulling its troops out of niger, the week after that was the ambush in niger near the border with mali, which claimed four american lives. and over the course of the day today, lots of people have been very upset with me for reporting that last night, which is fine. i didn t know you cared. but the upset over my reporting that last night doesn t mean that anything i reported wasn t true. everything i reported was true. now, this doesn t this also doesn t mean that chad withdrawing their troops was necessarily the cause of what happened to those u.s. troops who were ambushed. that ambush is being described
these kids, these college students, who they were making at the troll factory is 2 1/2 times than the average job in russia. that s all in for this evening. good evening, chris. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. okay, if i were president, i might not want to talk about this either. when the trump administration s decision about this particular country was announced last month, the country involved put out a statement, an unusual statement in response. they put out a statement saying they felt the need to, quote, express our incomprehension about what the trump administration had just done. across the spectrum in the united states, the reaction was the same. and it was unanimous among all sorts of different people who
john now four weeks and two days since that storm. that is our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you so very much for being here with us and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. okay. if i were president, i might not want to talk about this either. um, when the trump administration s decision about this particular country was announced last month, the country involved put out a statement, an unusual statement and response. they put out a statement saying they felt the need to, quote, express our incomprehension about what the trump administration had just done. across the spectrum in the united states, the reaction was the same and it was unanimous among all sorts of different kinds of people who you might think would otherwise have really different perspectives on this but across the board everybody else incomprehending. the former board of u.s.
with europe. there are many reasons. there s trade. the germans have taken badly to the remarks about germany trade practices being very bad. there s the future of nato. his failure to mention the idea of defense to europe. and there s also a sense in europe that donald trump is not consistent in his policies. and merkel has had already one very awkward meeting with him at the white house where the famous handshake didn t happen is and i think there s an incomprehension as to where american policy going to go. i think others as well that europe needs to look to its own roots and interests and rebuild its sense of purpose.