times has sent to subscribes.s patriotic duty, subscribe to the new york times. this is it s probably how he s going to have a conversation with the press is that it s always going to be through twitter. now, the guy is and animus dn to wake up in the morning the to get in fights with people. that s been true since the 1980s. i m not sure that will change. how often does a 70-year-old ego maniac change? that s the real concern globally is that we don t know who we re dealing with. if he doesn t get his way on trade deals, does he slap tariffs on china and provoke a currently war? if he doesn t get his way with japan or with mexico, what s the retaliation going to be? i think that s what people are nervous about. how quick is he going to be to respond in ways that are very damaging? it is interesting here that i want to put up the two tweets he did in response to protesters and one at 7:00 at night that he said that the protesters were looking professional and insighted
al-qaeda. so as a result of that the al-qaeda eventually was defeated in iraq. but it could never have been defeated without what took place in ramadi in anbar province and the bush surge forces. jenna: i m going to switch topics, but there is a connection here. the reason why it matters that sunnis rose up is because al-qaeda subscribes to the sunni part of islam, if you will. and we re seeing al-qaeda active again in yemen and this is something we talked about a few weeks ago, general keane. you were talking about why we have to be so careful about what s happening in yemen and what would happen if the iranian-backed rebels got control of some key ports. now we know that al-qaeda has seized a major airport, an oil terminal, a military base on the cost. and that s on the coast. and that s raising alarm bells all over the place. what do you think of this development, what does it mean in yemen as we watch the chaos there?
days before an election. that this is a principle that he no longer subscribes to and his nation no longer subscribes to. that means the united states needs to rethink our approach. that this that steps that this principle has been the foundation of a number of policy decisions that have been made here. and now that that foundation has been eroded it means that our policy decisions need to be reconsidered. i mean the white house is even spelled out that part of the re-evaluation includes the u.s. constantly backing up israel and standing up for it. in the u.n. but don t worry, the drama will continue here. in the next couple of weeks. house speaker john bain certificate going to travel to israel and meet with netanyahu. back to you guys. yes, the drama does continue it seems every day michelle thanks so much. for more on the iranian nuclear talks, and the strained relations between the u.s. and israel let s bring in retired u.s. army colonel, lawrence wilkerson, the former chief of
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fewer than 19 times in the same press conference that the u.s. is now re-evaluating its position. now the prime minister of israel says earlier this week days before an election that this is a principle that he no longer subscribes to and that his nation no longer subscribes to. that means the united states needs to rethink our approach that this that steps that that this principle has been the foundation of a number of policy decisions that have been made here and now that that foundation has been eroded it means that our policy decisions need to be reconsidered. reporter: the white house made it very clear, too, that that re-evaluation includes the white house s stance to stand up back israel at the u.n. brianna. certainly does. and a beautiful scene behind you, i just have to say, michelle kaczynski.