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Time. >> undecided. >> there is an ongoing discussion on that matter. >> the last few days have seen a number of policy shifts by the president. china is a currency manipulator, the order of health care and taxes. theres more. but i wont belabor the point. what should the american people make of these shifts and are there any policy areas that are nonnegotiable? >> i think you can look at what youre receiving to as a shift and by that i mean i saw a couple instances with respect to nato being on...

When you overshadow his accomplishments and the commitments that hes making to put people back to work, to reform health care on education and keeping this country safe in so many ways, you have to reflect, and you know that youre a distraction to his great work on the privilege and honor that hes given me. its disappointing to myself and i hope people will not only -- >> dana: i think your little harder on yourself than you need to be. i think that just looking back for me, i think one of the t...

Civilians and innocents in the blast. mainly because of the isolation. but i think youre right, there is a message here. after all, this was developed in 2003, 14 years later, by now, i think we are trying to send a message particularly to the north koreans, perhaps also the iranians. they are developing nukes, the nukes are buried. they are intended to be in places that are highly reinforced. this is a way of saying, we can get there. and if you do it in an isolated place in afghanistan against...

Policy shifts by the president on china, the currency may be later, healthcare taxes, there is more, but i will not belabor the point. what should the american people make of these shifts, and are there any policy areas that are not negotiable? >> press secretary spicer: i think respectfully come you can look at what you are referring to as a shift in a lot of ways. by that, i mean i saw a couple instances with respect to nato being one of those yesterday, and if you look at what has happened, i...

Number of policy shifts by the president, china as a currency manipulator, the order of [ inaudible ] more about i wont belabor the point, what should the american people make of these shifts and are there any policy areas that are nonnegotiable? >> well, i think, you know, respectfully look at what youre referring to as a shift in a lot of ways, by that i mean i saw a couple instances with respect to nato being one of those shifts yesterday and if you look at whats happened, its those entities ...

White house specifically on how they stand on, you know, the relationship with russia, how they stand on the relationship with syria and assad, on, you know, the healthcare vote. i think you asked about janet yellen. all of this was supposed to sean spicer. here is his response. >> if you look at whats happened, it is those entities or individuals in some cases or issues evolving towards the presidents position. nato in particular, he talked about the need of countries to pay their fair share, t...

Necks to get them to agree to it. they agreed voluntarily. the only thing trump has said is why dont you live up to your commitments? ive been here when the commitments were higher, the europeans werent doing it. lots of approaches filed. all failed. now the secretary general says spending is coming up. more people will meet the 2% target and i think others will as well. i think i trump ought to be given credit for this. when people say theyre going to do something, they ought to do it. how hard...

In the course of the last several days to being much more critical of vladimir putin, himself, who he said is backing a person that is truly a, quote, evil person. referring specifically to bashar al assad. and brian, even as we speak to you, another fundamental campaign promise weve seen the president make a 180 on, of course, he campaigned on the idea that he would be labeling, declaring china a currency manipulator. its something that certainly fueled a lot of the support among his populist b...

Natos partners need to meet their commitments financially, what will come out of the meeting? >> i would guess it will be less incendiary. i would guess that other nato members do have to do more. a number ofountries said they will increase their commitment for defense spending. there is concern about the russian threat to nato. the sdooir to respond to it. so i think the fundamental issues posed by trumps american first foreign policy are still there. i think were in a period where they will be...

Russian officials and to ensure that the united states views on the situation in syria counter terrorism efforts, north korea and other matters are clearly conveyed. were open to strategic cooperation with russia when we can achieve a shared goal such as defeating isis, but well stand up for our interest and values when we do not see eye to eye. russia must honor the commitments it made in the nuclear forces treaty and other topics of international concern. secretary tillerson is going to make t...