eased pressure on the investigation. just having covered donald trump for as long as you have, why does he seem to not be able to keep it in? why does he seem to be so open and overt about announcing his fealty to russia? because, while donald understands right from wrong and guilt, he really creates his own reality. and he has no moral core. so saying things just come out of him, without any filter. and let s not forget who else was in the room. the only other person in that room was a russian agent posing as a news photographer who brought a gadget bag with who knows what kind of intelligence gear and surveillance gear in it. where so if a journalist was allowed in, it was a journalist working for the kremlin while trump met with two spymasters and revealed sources and methods. and to build on malcolm s point a moment ago, joy, donald trump not only was believed that firing comey stopped this, but
bypass the president to get agenda items done, and let s see if he is willing to veto them. the republicans are concerned about their mid-term elections. meantime, i have to bring up that barack obama met with angela merkel today. they had a little ceremony discussion at the brendonburg gate. president obama said repeatedly, i m not going to step on the toes of the current president. yet, there he is with his old friend, angela merkel. what do you make of it? he was in europe for a week before this. i think he was in italy before this. i think he and the former first lady had been traveling. i think they have a warm relationship, and i think she probably invited them. i don t know the circumstances of the visit. i don t think he is stepping on this, by the way. we re not showing footage of that. we re focused on donald trump and nato this morning. i think that to susan s point a moment ago, i think he is at his low level here at 36%.
corruption inside the military, and he did very well at that. he s the complete package. now at the top anyway, admiral, appears we ve got for policy team taking shape when you look at general mcmaster, general mattis, general kelly as well and rex tillerson at state. as you look at that in total, what kind of foreign policy team has president trump put around him? he s put the absolute a team together. to david ignatius point a moment ago on russia, i think the next shoe to drop in this russian relationship is going to be secretary tillerson who knows the country well, famously has a personal relationship with putin. i think that could be very positive in a moment when the two nations are really swimming apart. yes, it s an a team. the question is will president trump take advice from it. because so far we ve seen so many contradictions in the foreign policy from one china
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google pushes for gender diversity and against collaboration with governments like the u.s. or china. so a lot of transformation in only twenty years. well i m joined tonight by young she is an associate professor of communication studies at the university of north carolina her upcoming book is entitled china versus information and she joins me tonight from charlotte north carolina and welcome to the day so we ve got this twentieth birthday of google is this a chance to celebrate what the company has become or is it a reason to worry about what the company is becoming. certainly i think it s a chance and google has done and many wonderful things and created many wonderful technologies to have a common a part of our daily fabric and certainly it s a point a moment to celebrate but in a same time i think over the twenty years and google has encountered many problems