folks and president macron let me read president macron s tweet where what he said just yesterday. the american president may not mind being isolated, but neither do we mind signing a six country agreement if need be because these six countries represent values, they represent an economic market which is has the weight of history behind it, and which is now a true international force, a g-6 plus one would be a major change of world order. it is turning into a g-6 versus 1, that s even worse. this is where america first is america alone and it shouldn t be that way. two things. this is happening in a context, the context is not just the tariff war that the president initiated, but before that, pulling out of the paris climate deal, pulling out of the trans-pacific partnership and pulling out of the iran nuclear deal. all things matter to our partners and to basically run roughshod over their own views and interests alienated a lot of them. that is the environment it is
voted for donald trump. let s look at the deals hs made or bren. the paris climate deal, tpp. the domestic front, daca, individual mandate related to obamacare. is north korea just the latest of a deal breaker not a deal maker? well, he has been a bull in a china shop. it is easy to be critical of each of the deals having fallen apart. to those who put him in office, the 46% in the red states who are responsible responsible for his election, they wanted someone. this is what he promised, right? he said he would upset the apple cart, and they re getting exactly what they wanted in that regard. chris, we have to move on to the big meetings yesterday with the gang of eight. they were going to be getting this classified information from the fbi and the department of justice after president trump so many allies made the point that there was a spy in his campaign. both sides, republicans and
korea to move forward. china is a very key player in this. senator, at the heart of all this is the notion of president trump as a deal maker. but of course in this 15, 16, 17, 18 months he s proved to be a deal breaker when you look at the tpp, when you look at daca, when you look at obamacare, you could go the list goes on and on. of course the paris climate deal. how has the unpredictable style of the president and the notion of being a deal maker paid off for the united states? i think it s been very damaging to our country. we ve been isolated. america first is america alone. we re isolated in what heid th the iran nuclear agreement. paris, we re the only nation in the world that s not part of the climate accords. time and time again, we ve been isolated from the rest of the world, and that s not in the u.s. interests. so the president certainly has not engaged the international
and pulled out of the paris climate deal and with drew with the pacific trade deal and now with the iran nuclear deal. he s been successful in reshaping u.s. foreign policy. yeah. for the worst one could argue. look, i think what as someone who was a proponent of fixing the trans-pacific partnership, i could understand why president trump had the stance he does on the tpp. with iran, what we heard the president say, he noted he s getting out of this because iran isn t holding up their end of the bargain and everyone in the world except for trump and netanyahu disagree with that. so i think this is dangerous. this is not just president trump saying i m just going to keep my campaign promise, he is going out there with erroneous and false information that is going to lead us down a path that looks very similar to iraq. and now, phil, do you think president trump pledged
the iran deal is defective at its core. reporter: but the president claim that iran is moving forward with the nuclear weapons program seemingly contradicted recent testimony from secretary of state mike pompeo. iran wasn t racing to a weapon before the deal, there is no indication that i m aware of that if the deal no longer existed that they would immediately turn to create a nuclear weapon today. the president signing a memorandum reinstituting sanctions against the regime which will take time to fully implement. we ll be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. any nation that helps iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the united states. america will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail. reporter: now even though it could take months before the sanctions go into effect, the withdrawal is effective immediately. the national security adviser john bolton telling reporters