enjoy disagreeing with people. i relish people who disagree with me. i like living them, i like being friends with them, i even married one of them. i think it s what makes american life rich, and i think when we get to the point where something sth that is a rather dispassionate area for disagreement rises to this story of an economic disadvantage who rose this argument, then we are not a country of free speech and don t get to issues and solve problems. mainstream folks writing in mainstream publications verified twitter accounts saying, they would like to beat the [ bleep ] of this person for saying it. we should round up all the people who agree with it and fire them also. this is totalitarian impulses and i m not on board with that. whew. that s where you are, and i appreciate that viewpoint. liz, where are you on all of
you know, fake news, don t believe it. anonymous sources, it s b.s., but yet he s retweeting a fox news article which is full of this stuff. i do understand. i respect your viewpoint, but again, i would say that donald trump, a lot of times, has taken a tidbit of information and used it to send a specific message to an individual, and he may be doing everything he can in conflict resolution to try to stop this from escalating at a different he may be sending a clear message that we don t even know about and i suspect that is what he is doing. that is why he has declassified this information and let the american people know and the north koreans know as well. okay. i think it s a common sense viewpoint, but i respect you, andre, i appreciate you being on with me and voicing your own. let s talk about credibility. we keep thinking about this number, 75% of americans don t believe a word coming out of the white house. well, let s take it a step further because his support among so
can t, there is an issue because two-thirds of the people out there don t seem to trust what the president says. and six out of ten don t give him high marks on handling foreign policy. and so the bar is going to be pretty high for people. they know that kim jong un is crazy. they you know, they understand that. but they may want to see a more measured response before we take it up to, you know, to another level here. and i think the president s threat was kind of a tit for tat, and we ll have to see what happens next. no, i think on that, and sabrina, just asking you, yes, tit for tat and normally the rhetoric coming out of pyongyang that s the over the top kind of fiery words. it seems to me that the president is matching instead of lowering the temperature. one of the key concerns that was actually raised by candidate trump s opponents, and also republicans, if you recall, in
but in the past hour, he has sent out a couple of new tweets, including this one. the president tweeting, don t believe the fake news suppression polls. perhaps this is in response to a new cnn poll that shows a crisis of credibility at the white house. let s go to our white house correspondent sara murray following the president, who s spending some time at his golf club there in new jersey. sara murray, lots to talk about in these polls, including the biggie, that number, basically three fourths of americans don t believe a darn word coming out of the white house. reporter: that s right. look, this is a president who has historically low approval numbers and that voters and americans still view very skeptically. so let s start with whether or not you can trust the information coming out of the white house. just 24% of americans say yes to that, a shockingly low number. 73% say no, they don t trust the information that is coming out of this white house, that is coming from this pr