has undisclosed intelligence provering iran was the responsible of the attack in the gu gulf of ohman last week. the pompeo was pressed on how far the trump administration may go in response to this and other attack, including a rocket attack on an american drone. here is the second interview. the united states is considering full range. we ll keep the president updated. we are confident that we can take a set of accs that can return to terms. you say a full range of options. does that include a military response? of course, the president will consider everything we need to do to make sure. joining us now, ali arussi. trump has said he s opened to direct talks with iran. there was an opportunity for that when the iran deal was in
trump, i am not sure how much have changed since 2016. the variable is what s the view of his democratic opponents could be. hillary clinton s 2016 polling, 43%. that was just low enough to give donald trump an opening. after a campaign with donald trump, what is biden? what is sanders and what is warren s? are they support north of 43 in trump got to change. has anything changed at all? you are so good at this. i can listen to steve cornacki talk about polls kind of forever. i don t know, it is going to be interesting. are people going to be enthused? where will the trumpers be this time? steve cornacki. we don t want more. mike pompeo told fox news over the weekend, the united states
you see these candidates early on with an advantage fover trum. that s been an approval rating. you see the average approval rating, if you look at every poll that s out there. his approval rating is probably going to be trailing for perspective opponents in polling like this. the question with trump as of 2016, can he ultimately if it is biden or sanders, can he make his democratic polling in 2020 as unpalettable to a lot of voters as trump himself did.
summer of 2015. that s before the first debate. i tell ya, except for three days in november when he fell behind ben carson. he led wire to wire in that republican race. we say it is early and it cha s changes a lot. trump was locked in. what are the milestones to you about when people start paying real attention? when the poll matters because people really heard the candidates and giver them consideration and it is not about name recognition. in terms of the primarieprim they are tuning in right now. we saw in 2015, that refers to republican debate. we are looking at 25 million people tuned in. you will see a level of interest that s on par with that. this one in terms of the general election. to me the question is, trump seems like somebody, the verdict on trump and people s views on
details. i have trust in the system where the democrats in florida are saying wait a second. two of 67 counties in the state were hacked, which two? why don t you tell us? and what is being done to make sure this stuff won t happen again. republicans with a greater belief that the system will resolve this. kerry, thank you for joining us in fort lauderdale, florida. a new report says some trump advisers are afraid he s going to leak information into foreign leaders. how the president of the united states was left out of plans to attack russia s power grid. joe biden will take the stage at any moment in a major conference in d.c. we ll bring it to you as soon as it begins. you are watch ing velshi & ruhle. g velshi & ruhle.