threads to pull from here. from where you sit, what is it that we need to do collectively in 2020 and not to repeat the mistakes of 2016 on several of these issues that come up. every time you have an american official like pompeo or mnuchin come on the air, they pivot and deflect but what about, but what about? and we find ourselves having to be in this vicious cycle. yeah, it is a vicious cycle. i began my career in cable news and over a decade working in various capacity going from the control room to the green room and experience because you know how this office is being made. apart of the town is so many of the editorial decision makers in cable newsroom come from the chatter that does not necessarily we always represent the interest of the american people. i myself fallen distance to this. you get used to what everyone is talking about in the belt way that you can have a disconnect with your consumers and audience
never any condition on the flow to the dnc server? of aid related to the matter of absolutely. no question about that. there was no quid pro quo. the dnc server. as we heard, you played those at all. to be clear what you just described was a quid pro quo. clips, that is not what he said when we were sitting in the room we do that all the time with foreign policy. today. you re building such an there was no quid pro quo, important point, i just wanting you to slow down on it. unlike biden. that s it. that s why we held up the money. you re saying that part of what he is saying now is a lie. and then, glenn, you have the statement that i mentioned. i m not asking you to use that let me be clear, there was no term but i m going to use that term because i ve got the statement. quid pro quo between ukrainian he went out, we just played it, military aid and any investigation into the 2016 election. and admitted to a funding quid mulvaney just made himself a pro quo bribe for
do this. plus, they re upset about this. you put your military at risk. you know what s going on. at the end of the day, you pull everybody out, and all of that effort, all that work to defeat isis is unraveling because these people are getting out of these prisons which the kurds were people don t understand, and sometimes the long-term implications of bad foreign policy. they don t understand we have been diminished in the eyes of many people. we re not trusted by our allies. this is a critical part of what america is. the leader of the world. and we ve lost a lot here. so when you look at the sanctions the president did put in place last night, it s on steel but steel imports have fallen 76% since last year so there s barely any steel trade with turk oo. he didn t stops arms sales which european nations have halted with turkey. mnuchin says at a moment s notice we can stop all u.s. dollar transactions with the turkish government.
apparently. brian: it was a tape. he is really dead. ainsley: i don t know. it was a tape? really? it was all part. [laughter] brian: we see, we are making news while sitting on the couch. ainsley: i love both of these guys. who are these people? steve: thank you for joining us very busy tuesday. brian: very seinfeldian. pushing ahead with an attack on a kurdish held city. ainsley: comes as president trump authorizes tough sanctions calling to an immediate end to all the violence. steve: griff jenkins is live with more. the president said i thought you had a deal. have you got to stop it. what the heck are you doing? griff: he did, steve. the president is demanding a cease-fire redeploying recall troops to stay in the reason as turkey drives deeper into northern syria. the president s son, vice president pence and senator mnuchin and senator sends is
mnuchin out to the microphones outside the west wing lobby to announce that he s imposing sanctions on turkey for their actions in syria. and try to tamp down the blowback that trump has received from members of his own party. and a heads-up here. as you listen to vice president pence, please remember this is his boss s own doing. the united states of america did not give a green light to turkey to invade syria. the president has been very clear on that point and reiterated that to president erdogan today. president trump pressed him very strongly in a telephone call today to immediately embrace a cease-fire. well, that guy is now going to the rescue. mike pence says he s going to travel to the region to work out a cease-fire. meanwhile, the kurdish troops who were u.s. allies have now turned to the government of syrian president bashar al assad