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The president is moving into a more conventional direction. our next guest who is a white house columnist for the hill recently wrote an article in part saying, quote: the trump diehards are wees aat -- queasy at the notion that a president might be co-opted by a washington establishment they loathe. lets bring him in now, nile stand itch from the hill. -- standage from the hill. if this is more leaning towards policy, how does this affect immediately budge talks, and maybe more long-term issues...

You can handle the tactic operations on your own which is what the military is trained to do. >> there were strikes in syria, and moving a carrier strike group toward north korea, you dont want to conflight the issues happening around the world, but taken together, what does this tell us about the presidents policies? >> its certainly a warning to adversaries and reassuring to allies that theres going to be massive fire power backing them up and backing up the u.s., it is still a message to coun...

You might run for the white house someday? >> i cant imagine run frg the white house. its interesting at the beginning of your piece you talked about the moment nikki haley held up those photographs which is probably the moment everybody replayed and stuff. you came to learn the back story. >> i think she said in her interview that she coordinates things with the white house but donald trump gives her leeway. and thats an example of leeway. she didnt run that by the white house. and ive spoke ...

Bomb on an isis target in eastern afghanistan. how will this affect the trump administration moving forward? >> what i would tell americans and the global community is that while you can focus on labels, what president trumps leadership is showing is that were actually getting resulting. fun in art class. come close, come close. i like that. [ all sounds come to a crashing halt ] ah. when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. awww. try this. for minor arthritis pain, only aleve...

On how high it goes. but passenger perspective, that contract of carriage is there to protect the airline and protect you as far as being a traveler goes. >> yeah. richard, i mean, think about the economic hit united has taken from this compared to what, you know, they could have offered the passengers to kind of avoid this whole situation. the fact of the matter, though, richard, flying in todays world, there are few options. most of the big airlines merged so if you need to get from point "a" ...

Richard, flying in todays world, most of the big airlines merged so if you need to get from point "a" to point "b," a lot of times they hold the power. >> i will be blunt here. this is going to have very little if any neglible affect on united. a lot of people have made a lot of fuss online but the reality is youve got distribution systems. youve got frequent flier programs. and youve got the ability to cut prices to stimulate demand if things look a bit iffy. long term, this has no effect. wher...

Effect is if, for example, china decides to use this as a geo-strategic punishment or at least threat against the u.s. because, remember, united is vast between the u.s. and china. >> we should point out, richard, that the -- according to some of the passengers, the man who was violently removed -- >> right. >> -- said he was being targeted because he was of chinese descent. >> this is the hash tag was followed and tweeted more than 100 million times. so, in the u.s., i promise you this. this ha...

That the -- according to some of the passengers, the man who was violently removed -- >> right. >> -- said he was being targeted because he was of chinese descent. >> this is the hash tag was followed and tweeted more than 100 million times. so, in the u.s., i promise you this. this has no affect. you saw it in the stock market. the stock down 4% and closed down 1%. >> john, thank you. richard quest, thanks, as well. well be right back. nager is to always keep track of your employees. microman...

To that affect. they stopped shorter on that today. >> hes certainly has, he used harsh language, much harsher than vladimir putin. >> the message of the statement department had been saying here. >> we do expect him to carry this messages and it is an open question if you will have one on one meeting with vladimir. it is not in the schedule, it is still opened to the possibility of that. >> unknown if he will have it to your face but have a relationship. the meeting is so important. all of his ...

Mess. they are not supposed to create any messes for the president but it happened again today when sean spicer made one error. >> he doesnt believe he has a credibility problem, thats why hes on tv making apologies incident when you make a mistake, you own it, david, the big question is not whether or not sean spicer has a credibility problem, its whether the president thinks he has a credibility problem. jackie: that brings us to look who is talking. george washington university law school pro...