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can t we use them? that s wow. one of the reasons why he has he just doesn t have foreign policy experts around him. trump asked three times? in an hour briefing, why can t we use nuclear weapons? from wondering about the use of nuclear weapons to stealing war plans, to reportedly spilling secrets about nuclear submarines, donald trump has a long history of problematic behavior with classified intelligence. we ll have more on that one reporting. nuclear, nuclear intelligence, willie. this is, again that and his love of autocrats is a bad mix. yeah. i mean, we all remember that disturbing time when we said he was ill fit, but, you know, this is a guy that has been reckless with intelligence from the very beginning. i mean, one of his first visitors in the white house, he had the foreign minister of russia and the russian ambassador to the united states. what did he do? he spilled classified secrets that we got from another country. had no repor ....
Is it going to be from central america to find ways of being productive citizens or migrants to mexico. residents don t want the migrants there. the president talks about not allowing them in. as it stands now under asylum you present yourself at a port of entry and ask for asylum and there is a legal court process. can the president just say no? what the law is is tricky because every time the president tries to do something unilaterally there is a court somewhere, we have seen the president go through this any number of times, any unilateral action by this administration you can generally find a court somewhere in the us that will ....
There s going to have to be somebody in that inner circle, his family that will have to go to him and say, you ve got to step down, you ve got to go. and another reason he won t do it anyway, he won t trust the international community not to pursue him, even if he gets sanctions somewhere else, not to pursue him and put him in court somewhere. excellent reporting. nic, thank you. and this day of retreat by the anti-gadhafi forces comes on the heels of president obama s nationally televised promise that the u.s. military role in libya would be of limited time and limited scope. is that a promise the president can keep if his end game requires gadhafi to go? our senior analyst david gergen is with us, he s advised four u.s. presidents. david, the timing here is horrible for the administration. you can t score this based on one day, but the president of the united states addresses the american people last night and addresses the world. he says the american involvement will be of limited ....
Day. he has a country to run. sometimes he chooses to specifically engage and sometimes he doesn t. anything damaging to himself. and that s why in a modern era of twitter and everything is recorded, you schismly have to advise your client to not speak unless they absolutely need to. it seems trump is finally following this advice that he must have got trn his attorneys. in a court somewhere, that could be cat cliz mahmoud mic for the president. because he would be under oath. it seems likely this is going to happen. under the federal arbitration act, the issue of whether or not the parties agree to arbitrate ....
Justice department resist that? if so, what does the white house do? ultimately, does comey come out and either go to the hill and speak to the intelligence committees or does he do something like he did with the clinton case several months back and actually hold a press conference? all of those things are possible. i think, you know, all of us here in washington are waiting to figure out what s actually going to happen today and in the days ahead. and real quick, michael, not to get into what can be very complicated when you re talking about fisa warrants and all of that, is this information, what the president is charged, is it knowable? yes? shouldn t there be a paper trail? i mean, absolutely. it s ultimately knowable to the people and institutions that either, you know, approved them, which would in most cases be a court somewhere, or it s the intelligence communities that have the information. and ultimately the president of the united states has the ability to know. and if h ....