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won with foreign leaders one-on-one. it has happened from time to time. what s unissue have it in a situation with a president who is so willing to go off script, so willing to be spontaneous, make deals, may or may not have been born out by the other side. that leaves an entire foreign policy architecture in a bad state because they don t know what s going on. katty kay, a question for you, as we re looking at what lens we look through at. seems donald trump is offering his perception through a pr lens not a policy lens. we re trying to depict what actually is happening on the policy side from reporting and actually what other leaders are thinking about this. so can you expand on what other leaders around the world are trying to extract on the policy side? i think you re right about the pr side of things.
but the chairman of the foreign relations committee, so you can look at it through a rhetorical and political lens that the message that this sends abroad to allies you can also look at it through a policy lens which is, he chairs a committee that is very powerful in terms of national security and foreign policy issues on the president s agenda, the iran deal if it goes back to congress, and other measures, so that s significant here. whether this encourages other republican senators to speak out is another question. they have not done so. to margaret s point corker is as many people have been saying uncorked because he is not running for re-election again. i think it s really important here on the foreign policy front, what kind of message this sends abroad at a time like this. steve, what do you make of this. here s what i make of it. an irony to this. bob corker shows up for work with his colleagues and gets nothing done. congress has not gotten much done to help the american pe
ahhh.that s a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. it s from the art of the deal that wasn t now into where do they go from here? from the white house to capitol hill, the president still dealing with that embarrassing defeat of the president s health care bill. where do they go now? let me bring in cnn political director david talion for more on this. it s the blame game, but we re moving past that because the white house says we re moving on. where does the president turn now if he s looking for a winning coalition on anything from here on out? well, right, because you ve got to look at this both from a policy lens and a political
it s not far to go on air force one. would help him understand, you know, presidents sometimes live in a bubble and i think right now the president s looking at this through more of a political lens rather than a policy lens. he knows what to do. and he should go to the border and show his commitment to solving the problem. let s begin our coverage this hour, with our white house correspondent michelle kosinski who s standing by. the president spoke in denver. i know he had a brief comment about this current immigration crisis. yes, we didn t think this was going to come up. he was talking about trying to help the middle class. then he started slamming republicans for what he characterized as their failure to act and he brought up the border crisis. here s what he said. congress just said no to fixing our broken immigration system. in a way that strengthens our borders and our businesses. despite the fact that everybody from law enforcement to corporations to evangelicals. there