deft, vice president, u.n. ambassador, his own party, the democratic party, american tradition, et cetera, et cetera. but this is not just about russia and the g7. that s largely symbolic punishment. this is about the big strategic game that s underway. all right? and what one of russia s large strategic aims is to split the united states from its european allies. and what trump has done is he s effectively done their work for them. okay? for no reasonable gain, no perceivable benefit other than to stick his thumb in the eye of our closest allies out of a peak of announce and frustration. it s counterproductive. it s strategically stupid. we can assign all sorts of assumptions as to why he did it. i don t know. i m not in his mind. but it s suffice to say it hurts our alliances, hurts america s
president no. i would point to defense secretary jim mattis who the president hasn t gotten as frustrated with. with the president it s an interesting case of who the nos are coming from and how frequently he gets them. it s very difficult to predict when and how the president will become frustrated with people contradicting him and cuttingoff his access to his social circle. errol, the big question here is what does this all mean? what will the impact of this be? there are some people who look at tillerson being gone and now mcmaster on the way out, maybe kelly. they ll say these were forces for restraint on the president. do you believe anyone has actually restrained president trump up until this time, and will there be a perceivable impact going forward? one hopes that we don t get the kind of change that can put the nation in danger. let s keep in mind that the national security adviser isn t just one more administrator.
independence and getting away from it all of us want speed technical innovation or simply an affordable ride in detroit germany s comic has demonstrate optimism that they can cater to any perceivable need and a clearly back on the road to success. this is a huge market seventeen million cars were sold in two thousand and seventeen and we are quite proud that we could increase our market share in two thousand and seventeen the germans got some unexpected headwind from washington president donald trump accused them of exporting too many cars to the u.s. and threatens to punish them with tariffs but a concerted information culture offensive seems to have had some success recently as the attacks from the white house abated and i think people in washington have in the last twelve months learned more and more that we are not only selling cars here but that we are also producing lots of cars in the united states one of the best
those actors that got him elected haven t changed and still exist in the perceivable future to 2020. if you think about those trump voters, imagine what it would mean for them to say, you know what? i was wrong about donald trump and the new york times was right. they re not going to do that. there s a lot of stickiness to his support. what shakes that, if anything, fareed? does it have to be a different view of what america has become to them or is it that president donald trump has failed to deliver on the things they were expecting him to deliver on? that s a great question. the research shows that people don t vote so much on polishes. there are studies that show at the end of an election you ask people what party stood for what policies and more than a third got it wrong. they think democrats are in favor of repealing the aca and republicans are what they vote for is, does this guy get me? does this person know me?
theory, absolutely. like a reckless killing, reckless disregard for human life by virtue by the way, the most important fact i heard is that he showed the child where the gun was. that s a huge factor in this case. it s great to meet you. thanks for coming in. my pleasure. coming up tension, gop in-fighting. it s not ending as one republican tells his colleagues to shut up about hillary clinton and the congressional investigation into benghazi attacks. details on that ahead. bernie sanders shocking big-time s debut on saturday night live. actually, it was larry david playing bernie sanders. are you sure? but there s no perceivable difference. how does hillary clinton responsibility? i mean, the real and fake hillary clinton. and it involves underpants. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it s what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable.