he called me two weeks later and said we should be friends, seriously on the phone. after he called for you to be fired. disgraceful and third rate. listen to the new york times editorial. no, sorry, nato, trump doesn t believe in allies but in mr. trump s world there no longer is any concept of alliances. peering through mr. trump s twisted prism one finds not friends and enemies action but fans and enemies. fans are those loyal to you no matter what, they never expect reciproci reciprocity. enemies are also valuable because they help you solve problems. you can assert your power by breaking them or befriending the them. there s a little bit more than that. i think that s entirely correct that that s the way he sees it, but there s the added element of the strong men that he worships. putin may be a fan of his. he certainly sees him as useful when it comes to keeping a leg up on the united states. i don t know if he likes or respects or says anything
selling confidence? the factual answer is i have no idea, okay? if you come on, dylan, do you have an idea. let s look at it this way. selling confidence is a very valuable skill. if people feel confident, the probability that they actually can do whatever needs to be done goes up substantially. number one, i wouldn t underestimate the ability to sell confidence. on the issues that you brought up, it s hard for me to see anybody do worse, and i hate to tempt fate, in dealing with china on the issue of currency rigging, on the issue of lack of reciprocity in the trade agreements than what we ve been dealt for the past 30 years, and specifically i would say donald trump s rhetoric on trade is more effective and more directed at the problem, which is lack of reciproci reciprocity, currency rigging and lack of market asset. on the trade issue i would say i will take done 23458d truald tr lot of other characters. dylan ratigan is actually