house. i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions, as did others in the administration, and therefore i asked him for his resignation, which was given to me this morning. i thank john very much for his service. i will be naming a new national security adviser next week. i believe we ever on the phone aaron miller, our senior diplomatic analyst in both democratic and republican administrations. aaron, more turnover. what does it mean? two secretaries of state, including the shortest tenured secretary of state in the modern history of the republic, rex tillers tillerson, and three national security advisers in three years during a period of incredible consequence in foreign policy, disruption, dysfunction and misdirection in the nation s foreign policy. i would suspect, given the harshness of this tweet, compared to the many more gentle letdowns that the president sets
when you look at the totality of what we have accomplished on job creation, on immigration, on trade, this is unbelievable what he has been able to do. you see this president has done a lot in 100 days. i look if you look at these 100 days and what president trump has done. president trump has hit the ball out of park. brian: that is what you expect your chief of staff to say. tomorrow marks a big milestone for this president 100 days in office. this morning we are rounding out week long series first 100 days looking at the president s biggest achievements and biggest letdowns. here now to give the grade author of trump factor brad thomas who knows the president quite well. brad, you came in here as a businessman take over. he healthcare is a lot harder than i thought. also in an interview said this job is harder than i thought. how is he doing?
but for now, that may not matter. none of clinton s challengers are polling higher than single digits. and right now, clinton has the support of two-thirds of democrats. t.j., kayna? all right, karen, thank you so much. we turn now to another race everybody will be talking about the belmont stakes opportunity for that horse named american pharaoh to make some history. last practice run on the massive oval happened today. he won the kentucky derby, won the preakness. if he wins tomorrow, first trip crown champ we ve seen in 37 years. a dozen horses have been in the same position and failed since 1978, heavy favorite going into post time which is at 6:50 eastern time tomorrow. this is what everybody gets into. we ve had many letdowns before but we shall see. the belmont stakes is such a different race than the first two. yes, it absolutely is. not the same kind of sprint. a different type of horse usually wins this one. a lot longer. golden state warrior fans are pretty happy thi
trustworthy. but for now, that may not matter. none of clinton s challengers are polling higher than single digits. and right now, clinton has the support of two-thirds of democrats. t.j., kayna? all right, karen, thank you so much. we turn now to another race everybody will be talking about the belmont stakes opportunity for that horse named american pharaoh to make some history. last practice run on the massive oval happened today. he won the kentucky derby, won the preakness. if he wins tomorrow, first trip crown champ we ve seen in 37 years. a dozen horses have been in the same position and failed since 1978, heavy favorite going into post time which is at 6:50 eastern time tomorrow. this is what everybody gets into. we ve had many letdowns before but we shall see. the belmont stakes is such a different race than the first two. yes, it absolutely is. not the same kind of sprint. a different type of horse usually wins this one. a lot longer. golden state warrior fans are pre
post-oscars monday. i m john muller. i m marci gonzalez in for diana perez. we have so much ahead this half hour, from the oscars, from the big surprises, the letdowns, all the fashion and glitz. be sure to stick around all morning. i give it a big thumbs up overall. i m impressed you watched the whole thing. from start to finish. that s dedication. it is. and i actually enjoyed it. how about that? we begin with a major story developing overseas. on day four of what the u.s. is calling russia s invasion of the ukrainian region of crimea. russian troops still in unmarked uniforms digging in for what looks to be a long stay. secretary of state john kerry travels to the ukraine tomorrow. abc s terry moran is there. reporter: by sea the russian navy poured in more forces. on the roads, russian troops were on the move. on the border between crimea and the rest of ukraine, russian soldiers were spotted digging trenches, a sign they re here to stay. and nearby, in russia i