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Tweets out all these things that actually -- that affect -- youre the chief of staff and you have no control over that. >> you have very little control over this president. >> while youre there. >> and we should mention john bolton has his first day in the white house tomorrow. we havent gotten to that. elizabeth, michael steele, thank you for your time tonight. i really appreciate it. up next, it will take a lot to felipe red seat in the blue grass state. lieutenant colonel amy mcgrath joins ...

Kits killed as many as 400,000 of his own people. the fact of these horrible deaths due to poison gas puts us aware the problem is a larger problem. its been going on consistently day after day. there needs to be a larger policy for the u.s. to engage, what we did last time obviously had no effect. even if it goes after command and roll it wont have an affect on the syrian civil war. >> the president said there could be a decision in the next 24 to 48 hours. what might action entail? what are th...

And on tv, roseanne is good, others are bad. how does this affect the bad outlets? joining me now is dan mckay, the executive editor of the "new york times". i wonder, dean, what is the cumulative effects of these attacks? >> i think president trump missed the part of high school civics where the first amendment was explained and where the role of free and independent press was explained, and i think this is debilitating. i think the press will keep doing what it does, but a president has two ro...

Repeated but has not yet materialized is this idea that the president creates his own crises over and over and over again but he has not yet had to really confront a major one that is not of his own making and that this could have serious consequences if, in fact, he has to face it without john kelly. >> right. he still has secretary mattis at the pentagon for a major international crisis and hell have john bolton as well. but youre absolutely right. the other thing i want to say about the presi...

2020. >> if the tariffs do end up getting enacted, the full extent of the tariffs were talking about, there will be an impact on consumers. the question is not if but win. the difficult part is timing of when consumers will feel it. this is why traditionally republicans have been very much opposed to tariffs because they end up falling disproportionally. the affect falls on american consumers. youll see higher prices for regular goods that people pbuy t the local walmart or target. thats why we ...

Describe it coming out of the administration. politico says trump is worried that the trade war will blot out the tax cut message. how damaging could this be to the republicans agenda? >> it could be very damaging. ill be visiting central california today where there are a lot of agricultural interests. this trade war has a disproportionate affect on agriculture. china says theyre going to put tariffs on foods grown in california and it will result in an even bigger democratic wave in september....

You know, will it work? we dont know. i do think that politicians from both sides of the aisle have igfloral third degree problem for decades. it was a chief reason he got elected president in the 50 place. >> you want to respond? >> i continuing ironic trump wants to tough on china when he and his businesses benefit sourcing through china family businesses 9 trade marks that were out sourceed china. if he will be tough be tough all the way. >> i think he is being tough on china this will hurt h...

Campaign trail donald trump said im securing the border and build a wall. now we have him first saying he is sending military then realizing no, wait, maybe just the national guard. all of this brings him back to the campaign trail and to the people who came to him first. >> listen, i know you want to talk about tariffs. so lets talk about china slapping $3 billion worth of tariffs on 128 u.s. products in retesla for president trumps -- or at least considering it -- in retaliation for president ...

Trumps tariffs on steel and aluminum. china is being strategic about which is the sectors of the u.s. economy theyll target. primarily the hartland. how could this hurt president trump politically. >> well, i mean theyre tarring states -- products and things that are having an kmkt affect or could in states where donald trump had a lot of support. its sort of a way to get under his skin but also is a way to eat away at where republicans have support. you know, you mentioned the mid-terms before,...

Despite under a consent decree from the federal trade commission. >> can they fix what they have done. you have made a point in the past, the very stuff that cambridge analytica wanted from having access to these users on facebook is what facebook is great at doing. to develop psycho graphics because they have all of this information. that is not a coincidental affect of facebook. it is a designed element. >> well and the problem with this entire cambridge analytica story is that whether you bel...