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A meeting with. heads of state in north korea ok i mean that would also like to iran because trump is kilkenny said he wants to take off that landmark deal that they made with iran what does this mean this confrontational approach do you think we mean for the region i mean its going to be destabilizing both in the eastern pacific region and in the middle east because john bolton has you know hes a fox news commentator he has a long paper trail hes basically said that military options should be r...

President carter wanted to have more of a flat operation, people that he could trust inside of the white house. he wanted to be the decision maker. of course, a different style. carter studied data. president trump, when you went up to that 26th office of trump tower, it was phone call after phone call, not a computer. aides coming in and out, making decisions on the fly. he thinks when you talk to him, that style, that approach to management is what made him successful in business in his view. ...

He wanted to be the decision maker. of course, a different style. carter studied data. president trump, when you went up to that 26th office of trump tower, it was phone call after phone call, not a computer. aides coming in and out, making decisions on the fly. he thinks when you talk to him, that style, that approach to management is what made him successful in business in his view. and its what made him president of the united states. that he operated a campaign from his plane, not from hq, n...

Donald trump that i think a lot of members of the public, even the staff hasnt seen, a kind of private side, the leisure side of this guy. the side everyone says he misses about life, trump tower in -- tower. he didnt have a crippling schedule or a chief of staff. are we to believe he may be the first president in modern history to go without it with a gate keeper, work flow supervisor, chief of staff in the west wing? >> its unusual, but its also not. you look back in history, president carter ...

What about the state department workers with sort of an atmosphere at the whougs aite h and all these people being fired or leaving unceremoniously? >> we have a period similar to the beginning of the administration and people dont know what direction theyre supposed to be taking. we have a new secretary of state going to be coming in assuming pompeo is confirmed, has a different policy directions on the iran deal and other things. but people dont really know whos the decision maker right now. i...

This is a complicated agency that is a big part of the intelligence infrastructure of the united states. as the deputy attorney general, he was in the front and center of the heart of that. >> tonight is why we always tell folks to look for your by line. matt apuzzo who is at the crust of news. if not a friday night massacre, certainly a friday night take down in washington. matt, thank you for making times for us. >> thanks, brian. >> lets go to joyce vance. joyce, tell folks perhaps how they s...

Moves at lightning speed. you never have someone interviewed by the decision maker and then have a decision the next day. so, we know that we have a president whose called repeatedly on twitter for mccabes firing. earlier in this week in the white house press briefing, sarah huckleby sanders was also character rising mccabe as a bad guy. on the other hand we have career people in the department, folks like michael horwitz, hes worked for both administrations, a straightforward kind of guy and th...

It was that weekend that north korea fired a missile and trump conducted diplomacy in the middle of the mar-a-lago dining room. >> the open air situation room. the company that made this investment with the kushner companies, they are a firm that is partially owned by the japanese government. does the japanese government have a controlling interest in that firm? could the japanese government have been the decision-maker in terms of making this investment? >> so, on a technical basis, because the...

Have been the decision-maker in terms of making this investment? >> so, on a technical basis, because they own a third of the company, they have a controlling stake in the sense that they could veto any big decisions this company makes. houg however we have been told that typically, the company is making its own business decisions and isnt looking to the government to make those decisions, especially not on a transaction to transaction basis. >> but with that one third take, the japanese governm...

Let them call you zeno phobes. let them call you nativists. wear it as a badge of honor. [ applause ] because everyday we get stronger, and they get weaker. >> in case you could not hear it through the translation. let them call you racists and then wear it as a badge of honor, and he was very close to donald trump, and they did have a u falling out, but do these comments reflect back to donald trump as a decision maker to have bannon in such a role in the white house? >> well, it is certainly r...