there is a lot of time left. they need to show the voters what they re for. what they re going to pledge to do as president. it is a bad idea. it feeds into the trump circus that they are not going on win. i keep coming back to how early we are in the race. the interest at this stage is so incredible. as someone who has covered it, it is fascinating and exciting and i can t wait to see what happens on all sides. good to have you. we have to leave it here. up next, jeb bush laying out his foreign policy plans if elected and taking aim at hillary clinton when we come back. that effort should involve even greater engagement with the sunni tribes. once there was a by dan romer and ben zeitlin is man kind? are we good? go see. go look through their windows
similarities to last year s south korean companies. state departments spokesperson declined to outline how the u.s. plans to respond to the attack. the president walked a strong but strategically vague line at the press conference. he rebuked sony and he slammed north korea. but he avoided telegraphing his foreign policy plans and he distinguished between the core values of free expression and principle that many have been debating this week and the way it was being tested through an admittedly goofy cast of a film very few people have seen. i think it says something interesting about north korea that they decided to have the state mount an all-out assault on a movie studio because of a satirical movie starring seth rogen and james flacco. i love seth and i love and i love james. but the notion that that was a threat to them?
should empathizing with our enemies be part of our foreign policy plans? hillary clinton seems to think so saying in a speech in washington we should show respect even for our enemies. have a listen. this is what we call smart power, using every possible tool and partner to advance peace and and partner to advance peace and leaving no one on the sidelines showing respect even for one s enemies. showing as far as psychologically possible empathizing with their perspective and point of view. our own military analyst lieutenant oliver north slamming comments calling them naive. though words coming out of someone who intends to become commander in in chief naive and utopian, they re irrational. supposed to be using smart power, sound like we don t have pow ear and that isn t smart to say that. i can t think after presidential
western part of the country. the americans were in a vehicle from the u.s. consulate and there are reports they were fired upon with a rocket propelled grenade. the americans are being treated for their injuries. we will continue covering this. the u.s. sending a warship and 100 marines. americans advised to leave libya immediately due to what the state department calls unpredictable and unstable security mission. they will be there to help with evacuations. foreign policy is on the president s mind today. he will speak with the graduating class at west point. it will be more than another commencement address. he s set to recalibrate his foreign policy plans and detail the role the u.s. will play going forward. this is the day after the president announces the future
role going forward. this is a highly anticipated speech. jim tells us, it s coming at a critical time when the administration s foreign policy plans have been under close, close scrutiny. reporter: president obama will answer his critics at west point after more than a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan. aides to the president say now is the time for the u.s. to redefine leadership in the world. the president says it s for the u.s. to intervene crises, but not interact. the president came under heavy criticism under its handling of the civil war in syria. the u.s. has greater flexibility to tackle global challenges with the war in afghanistan winding down. the president laid out the plan to dramatically reduce troop levels in afghanistan in a speech at the white house yesterday. the bottom line is, it s time to turn the page on more than a