everything that was extremely controversial. hillary clinton said that as well against president obama. it was a tremendous statement to come out that way. republicans were her hair went on fire and i don t know how republicans will be with this. we ve seen mixed comments. but i think at the end of the day most people learn to take what the president said through a pr lens and that s about it. joining me now ranking member of the homeland security committee and member of the armed services committee, retired commander gary peters. thank you for taking a few minutes and joining us. let me just start with the administration saying new sanctions coming tomorrow against iran. what is your reaction to that? i think you have to take some action. you certainly can t tolerate the iranians attacking a u.s. asset that drone is absolutely critical to make sure we re able to provide surveillance to maintain freedom of navigation in the straits of hormuz are
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.