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Document describes which, by the way, is not the china and russia that mr. trump talks about. he constantly talks about his relationships and how good they are with the leaders and the document poses a different view. you wonder is this the document of the interagency community of hr mcmaster and others to what extent is the document of the president i worked were four presidents. i had never been in a meeting in four administrations where someone said we have to do this or we can t do that because of our national security strategy. i don t think necessarily this is a document that s a guide post or the piebl for this administration. right. it s like party platforms at conventions. elizabeth, this just comes at the worst of all possible times. we ve been talking about rise in china for 20 years. but we are seeing it every day. the chinese first of all, clamping down at home at the same time they re doing everything they can to extend ....
Legal risk. and, so, they all lawyer up. everybody s lawyers are recommending they say one thing that might be different from what the other person s lawyer is telling the other person in the white house. so it adds to this sense of clamping down, not providing information. and it s the pointing fingers at each other because they re all trying to protect themselves, not only politically but legally and keep themselves out of danger. just a really serious point. thank you all very much. and next pretty stunning image. let me give you a quick peek of it. the president bowing his head in prayer in the oval office and all these people touching him. it is very strange. we ll tell you what happened there. and then our exclusive video of a 2013 trump meeting with some of the key figures involved in the donald junior russia meeting. the richest men in russia. ....
It s a very top down approach to this issue which the problem here is that the saudis aren t clamping down or the gulf states aren t clamping down, but he didn t really appeal at all to the 6 billion muslims around the world to suggest that he doesn t really hate muslims like he s said for the last two years. i think it s little on substance. we re not hearing anything new. this isn t a departure on american policy. i can t remember how many times the u.s. has said we re going to combat terrorism with the gulf countries. if you re looking for substantive policy, clear vision, anything that is going to be definitive, i would say i did not see anything particularly new about this. it s the same tone we have heard from subsequent american administrations. i think it s ironic you had a president say we re not going to lecture other countries about how they do business, but then they got a government they didn t deserve. it sounds like a regime change in iran. so i think there is a loft i ....
Some have argued the real problem here is demand. americans want drugs and you can t blame that on the suppliers, whether they are mexicans cartels or legal drugd. companies. keep in mind that people who buy opiates don t function like normal consumers. opioids are physically addictive, they challenge the notion of free will.e addicts are not choosing to use, they simply can t stop. years ago, congress saved livesh by clamping down on the supply of opiates. it works and there is evidence it can again. the cofounder of compassion for addiction, he says the culprit in the question of opioid addiction is not the drug companies or congress but instead the system itself, capitalism. he joins us now. doctor, thanks a lot for comings on. we are doing a serious for a week this question. this alternative ways in here, i ....
And of course it has its own profile. i think if we re not looking at that, as opposed to the transitional points along the radicalization path, then we may be misusing this term. and i think part of what s important to me and the points you ve just made is this is actually not just about language. i mean, language matters. my college adviser used to say words are things, right. so language matters. but specifically this idea that if we call it radicalization and then radical means thinking outside of the box and pushing against the mainstream, then in order to sort of save or protect the nation against violence, you see a clamping down on protests. a clamping down on public discourse, because if we think of them as all part of the same kind of bad thing, think only in the mainstream. so i guess i m wondering then, for you, how do we preserve the value of a counter narrative while at the same time saying but not terrorism? absolutely. ....