democracy the world over. some past administrations have bitten off more than they can chew and this president doesn t want to do that. realistic about what america s power can achieve in the world and a frank recognition the president s critique he gave during the campaign of the past couple decades of american foreign policy it tried to do too much. it overly defined what america s national interests were and american foreign policy. also tried to do things that we ve learned through hard experience were perhaps not achievable. the bedrock of the president s security strategy is american first but encouraging other countries including most of america s allies to put their citizens first as well in order to build and preserve peace and security around the world at 2:00 this afternoon, reagan building. we ll be there. sandra: thanks for helping us kick off a big week. bill: we ll be watching. i m bringing judge napolitano, fox news judicial analyst. three big topics.
unfilled. how committed is president trump to the policies outlined in this document when it comes to the state department bolstering diplomacy? he s completely committed. again, this is a document that begins from his campaign speeches and flows directly from his speeches and actions as president. i think even the most, you know, people with the longest experience at the state department who wish the state department well and love its mission would admit that the state department is in need of reform. there is a lot of necessary reform that can take place. this is an administration working through that reform in order to precisely fulfill the goal, to make our diplomatic corps stronger and more able to advance american interests in 2018 and beyond. the president also in his speech over at the reagan center, at the reagan building here in washington, he used the words, as he always does, radical islamic terrorism, but that phrase does not appear at all in the national security stra
inaugural run of a new amtrak route between seattle and portland. the national transportation safety board is sending a team to investigate. that investigation only now beginning. we re also following president trump s unveiling of his administration s national security strategy and a discrepancy between the document and the president s speech. let s dig deeper with our correspondents and our specialists. john kirby, let me start with you. because in the document itself, 55 pages, this lengthy document, very detailed, very carefully written, it has this line. russia uses information operations as part of its offensive cyber efforts to influence public opinion across the globe. its influence campaigns blend covert intelligence operations and false online personas with state-funded media, third-party intermediaries, and paid social media users or trolls. when the president spoke over at the reagan building here in washington, did you hear anything at all similar to that? no, not at all
was of libyan origin. could he have spent some time in libya in recent years in libya, of course, has emerged as a safe haven to some degree for isis. all urgent questions for the investigation right now. and there was a warning by the u.s. state department, congresswoman, about big public events in europe, a warning to citizens. what do you think that this is part of that threat stream? it s possible. isis has a new publication. it uses to have one called the beak except destroyed thavt and now this one is call romia and they could come here and i wanted to add something to what juliette said. we re located in the reagan building, the largest federal building other than the pentagon in downtown washington where a lot of international agencies are, and we think that that kind of attack is possible.
not just him himself. part of the speech is urging folks not to do that. and not just narrow casting to folks that are in the obama work and work in the administration. he was speaking to them. to them and more broadly. he shouted out that a stranger was taken in to the house when campaign order shows up. a lot of the presidential legacy building has been after the fact. reagan, the greatest president in history. he did a lot and was successful politically, popular. but reagan airport, the reagan building. it was a campaign. after wards. jimmy carter, good man. pretty good presidency, had no rear guard. nixon had none. even his family wouldn t. you need a rear guard. it has to be organized. the kennedys are fabulous at this. ted kennedy has more people in this town, they are all over waiting for a book to come out against kennedy.