and new hampshire. for biden. it s a little different. he is a regular attendee and it gives him a chance to showcase his foreign policy credentials. he has decades of experience not only from the senate but eight years at vice president. that is an attribute he and his team would likely pro metro detroit should he run for 2020? with that experience comes along records, where his critics could potentially take aim during a democratic primary. biden is not the only potential 2020 democrat in munich. we have john higen looper from colorado. the conference a short while ago heard from vice president mike pence who said america is stronger than ever under president trump. vice president joe biden is likely to give a contrast to that in his upcoming speech in the next hour. arlette, in munich, thank you
serving and not penalized for leaving. she also there are a couple of career options for her. if trump is way behind the democrat in 2020, he could dump pence. stranger things have happened. than for him to put she probably is going to be constantly in the bullpen, if you will, the candidate bullpen. and if lindsey graham becomes attorney general, there have been lots of rumors, you could see him appoint her it could happen. you know lindsey graham, i feel i know him pretty well that guy loves being a senator. i cannot imagine him giving up a senate seat for two or four years of a.g. i don t think he wants to be a.g. he might want to be secretary of state or secretary of defense but not a.g., he doesn t want to be a.g. i think nikki haley s future, she did this job, she got out of it everything she could possibly get out of it she has foreign policy
opponent. i m hard pressed to believe he doesn t remember sharing the information on who do you believe, sessions or papadopoulos about that meeting in march 2006? you know, give him some foreign policy credentials. he said sessions was enthusiastic. sessions said the exact opposite. who do you believe? i don t know. you have a meeting with 12 people and some guy you barely know and you re running the meeting and he says maybe you humor him. setting up a meeting wouldn t necessarily, of course, prove anything. right? no, no, no. people have met with foreign leaders as candidates before and so forth. i don t know that that s the i don t know. that strikes me less important than the fact that, yes, i sort of agree with you. is it credible that he was told about real interesting information on hillary clinton and kept it to himself? do you believe him when he says he doesn t remember telling anybody on the campaign? there is a guy of john mashburn
crying some nomination passing committee, tells you how severe because of the bipartisan right, he was crying about it, he was shocked that it happened. people call it emotion but shows you how vitriol washington is. i think the president deserves his nominee, especially after what mike pompeo did with north kree a we don t know where it s going to go, but without any likes, he went there, meet with him, and then come back and report back to the president to start the conversation. we only found out after the fact that he sat down for his confirmation hearings after he secretly met with the leader of north korea. right. and obviously, that move was to bolster his foreign policy credentials, he was capable of having a meeting like that, doing it competently, but keeping a secret a lot of people didn t know about it. democrats expressed their displeasure, are there questions