against that motion. let s talk a bit about this. you re joining us from brussels, belgium. quite a morning, kristen. i don t think anybody that any of us have predicted or expected, that s for sure. what does the president s schedule look like? how are things comparing to last year s nato summit? reporter: well, to your first point i think we can t over state how extroederinary that brek is that we eall witnessed. the fangt you had president taking on the nato secretary general, lecturing him, slamming germany for not paying its fair share in defense. accusing it of hypocrisy for paying enough in defense while
front and center and mark warner and senator bennett in colorado is a key player and senator chris kuehn and a democratic that s trying to find a pathway. he said republicans need to analyze how someone like me is willing to vote against the funding bill. in other words, how can chris kuehn come across this isle that s so frustrated and willing to vote no. what you are seeing in realtime and living color is what s going on booiehind the scenes in a cld door conference tonight. the result is voting against it and pushing the break and over it. the reality and the wait of the fangt that t fact that the shutdown is here and in effect. is that perhaps playing a large role into these conversations right now. as we have been talking about, there are proposals on the ta
about the u.n. being a club a club to get together. we re also hearing from top republicans. about what to do next. you take. noticingingly absent our former top secretaries of state. i suspect the reason why that is, everything to do with the fangt they understand the united nations serves a real purpose in preserving goebl peace. if you think about the most likely scenario state acted nuclear war and the united nations is the only operation that is stopping that. sort of the stopgap between the two. it s a stop sign between the most likely scenario of nuclear war. beyond that, the u.n. has worked on anti-terrorism. passed over 16 different treaties with the united nations to make sure we work on regulations to stop airplane hijacking and on and on and on.
about the u.n. being a club a club to get together. we re also hearing from top republicans. about what to do next. you take. noticingingly absent our former top secretaries of state. i suspect the reason why that is, everything to do with the fangt they understand the united nations serves a real purpose in preserving goebl peace. if you think about the most likely scenario state acted nuclear war and the united nations is the only operation that is stopping that. sort of the stopgap between the two. it s a stop sign between the most likely scenario of nuclear war. beyond that, the u.n. has worked on anti-terrorism. passed over 16 different treaties with the united nations to make sure we work on regulations to stop airplane hijacking and on and on and on.
there have been to put it mildly a lot of thing not to like about donald trump s presidential run. the best thing has been his calling attention to the fangt that most candidates spend a lot of time raising a lot of money because they want something in return. all of that money going to hillary and jeb and scott and marco and all of them. the people putting up that money are, it is like puppets. bing, bing, they re totally controlled. totally controlled by special interests, lobbyists and donors. the power the donors have can cause them to behave like ceos december prt to play indicate their shareholders to keep them from being fired. scott walker reportedly nationally held a lunch and