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Vacancies, unfilled positions. when that happens, everyone is stretched thin and the expertise thats needed to deliver diplomacy around the world to conduct its humanitarian missions and development missions -- each of the missions around the world require talented people on station doing their part. i am a talented hawk. i will find what i believe to be the best fit to execute americas diplomatic mission around the world. >> for more im joined by a woman who knows the department well. ambassado...

Foreign assistance was near the top of that list. when we need to hear from pompeo, should he become secretary, is is he going to stand against such a cut? >> the budgets of this government -- as an economics guy, the governments budget is a symbol of what it hold important. >> absolute flee. >> soft power is not seen as that important. its interesting we dont have ambassadors in turkey or saudi arabia. they are on either side of hot spots, the israeli sbsh gaza situation, and big issues in syri...

Achievements in american history. i serves on the border between east and west germany and watched diplomats over an extended period of time from both parties achieve an outcome against the communist east and the soviet union that prevented my team from having ever to conduct the battle we prepared for every day. it was remarkable work from foreign service officers over the many years. i thank them for that. it was the right approach. it was an approach that worked for america. i know some of yo...

With her with the tensions with not just the united states and syria, but with moscow. >> this is what i hear with lawmakers on the hill, when the president said it was time to leave syria last week, raised a lot of concerns internally. you have ambassador haley, who has always taken this position in the administration. shes always been the hawk and the tough one on russia. shes made no secret for her disdain for their posture throughout everything. which serves a purpose if theres some broader ...

Broadcasting when were going to attack syria. why cant we just be quiet and catch them by surprise? this just in for vladamir putin. he says common sense will eventually win in a situation thats becoming more chaotic. but listen to the united nations ambassador. a missile strike, any military action inside syria is a big deal. but the growing escalation with russia is quite important. heres nikki haley. >> my parents always said you should see the good in everyone. and you should always see the ...

Politi politico. rachel, people knew he wasnt going to seek reelection but to announce today, help us understand. sources are saying one of the reasons is hes just had enough of trump. how big a factor was that? >> trump has definitely changed the party as paul ryan has known it for years and decades. he came here as a staffer, came up the ranks, became a member of congress, a vice presidential candidate, came back and became speaker. hes been the number one supply-side republican, your typical ...

And john bolton being a hawk on so many foreign policy issues happens to have very starkly different views about certain very key issues, including his position on russia, where the president tends to take a stance where he is very open to try to improve the relationship between the united states and russia. hes not as skeptical as a lot of the foreign policy advisers around him. and he even said today that while he called out russia over its support of the syrian regime, he doesnt necessarily g...

House. this is something he has really looked forward to. he has wanted to be part of this white house and has been pretty clear about that, always kind of supporting this president. but they do not necessarily agree on a number of issues. and john bolton being a hawk on so many foreign policy issues happens to have very starkly different views about certain very key issues, including his position on russia, where the president tends to take a stance where he is very open to try to improve the r...

Clear about that, always kind of supporting this president. but they do not necessarily agree on a number of issues. and john bolton being a hawk on so many foreign policy issues happens to have very starkly different views about certain very key issues, including his position on russia, where the president tends to take a stance where he is very open to try to improve the relationship between the united states and russia. hes not as skeptical as a lot of the foreign policy advisers around him. ...

>> reporter: this was a shock to many. one of tom bosserts close aides was in our work space today. gave no indication this was coming. hes been e-mailing with colleagues. no indication he was about to depart. by all accounts this was a shock to tom bossert and all of those around him. he was seen as a stabilizing force here by a lot of folks. people who felt as though he did a very good job in handling the response to the hurricanes. he was out front and center in terms of dealing with those is...