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You get china involved as well. it will go a long way. >> lisa: comes on the heels of president trumps very successful trip abroad both in europe as well as meeting with the gulf states, talking about these issues. terrorism. how do we work together, intelligence sharing, ways to combat some things we see. we saw the latest wave of attacks in europe with isis and we saw secretary mattis say we are not winning the war in afghanistan and that changes need to be made. this is a timely and important...

>> reporter: good morning to you. president trump travels to miami today and is announcing major changes in the united states cuba policy. hes expected to make it more difficult for people to travel to cuba and to do business with cuba as well as intelligence sharing. nbc news has learned that cuban officials are pushing back, trying to convince the trump administration that cuba has actually made the u.s. safer. theyre also arguing that these changes could ultimately hurt cuban business owners,...

Senator menendez. >> and ambassador, were running out of time. i want to get you on another point, which is that this could also limit information sharing between the two countries. and i know that cuban officials have been talking to the trump administration trying to make the case that they have actually helped to make the u.s. safer over the course of the past year. what do you make of that argument? have cuban officials been effective at all at persuading the trump administration not to limi...

How do you do that if you dont have the network of partners and allies, not just militarily, but for law enforcement, sharing of information, intelligence sharing, and it is doing i think real damage when he deliberately insults and pushes away one of our greatest resources, our allies around the world. >> im interested in getting your take on donald trumps response to the attacks in england. they had three terrorist attacks in recent weeks. the most recent case donald trump went on twitter and ...

Intelligence service or afghan intelligence service. we need to see whos right about an attack. intelligence sharing, if you cant action it, to make it actionable, theres no reason -- youre not doing anything with it. thats one of the biggest problems. we sit on it because between the want to share it and nothing happens. >> that is interesting, the different rating or grade that you give intel based on the country, i have heard about, but to doubt that, thats very interesting. i want to give yo...

Manchester. and i know that after that, you know, the prime minister and others in britain expressed their dismay and concern and im sure here there were steps taken to tighten up our control of any information we have from them, and we would certainly not hold anything back at this point. we would push everything we have to them. this is an area -- there is -- since 9/11, there has been developed in a way a global coalition against terrorism that works better than it did before, but its still n...

String pulling by isis formerly or al qaeda formerly. interesting is, osama bin ladens son, just two weeks ago also called for this kind of attack and seen as one of the new rising stars in the global terrorism movement. sort of a new face, if you will, whos come in. although we havent seen his face, actually, in years. he avoids photography, avoids the limelight like his, in contrast to his father, but i think right now it is the same kind of thing weve seen before, but british are a resilient ...

Measure the president wants. one measure of many. tranter weve talked a lot the past hour about the travel ban. tell us what you learned out of the boston marathon bombing. >> well, another things. number one, see something come and say something always important. that could have been somewhat in doing that. the other thing is that the boston bombing, the intelligence sharing. and when the intelligence was gathered, who acts on it, but they act on it? do they have done it correctly in order to g...

Do. frankly very few prosecutions ever follow these claims of leak investigations. but the administration seems quite serious about this one. >> where exactly does intelligence sharing stand now between the u.s. and great britain? we knew theresa may had aggressive things to say but it seemed shes backed off of that. >> theres two ways to think about it. one is the classic intelligence sharing, their mi 5 to our cia, that doesnt seem to have been affected by this. its more the sharing on the law...

What they are, not a better way to put it, not politics but the kind of interaction here in washington, theres a lot of ways to communicate with people. >> intelligence sharing is something thats extraordinarily important to your job. if you get to the point where you now have our own intelligence community not very comfortable with how this administration is dealing with intelligence, how problematic is that for you? >> for me, and again, i dont necessarily accept this, you know, the issue of -...