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In response to the injunctions by the various judges in the last couple of days again go into, lie in the face of european policy, and particularly the policy that she has led. i dont know how they bridge that gap. on the economy shes going to talk about some of the economic issues, shes bringing the business leaders with her as you pointed out but at the same time his talks about tariff and against free trade and against multilateral trade deals just go completely in the face of the european co...

Specific one-on-one meeting? he was meeting with lots of ambassadors? brian: after his speech. steve: he did have conversations with ambassadors from around the world as a senior member of the senate armed service was and it does sound as if he did have one meeting as a u.s. senator with the russian ambassador in his office. but the headline is the democrats want blood. and they say look, he cant investigate the russia stuff because he has got a tie to the russians. brian: the "new york times" h...

Records, theres a relationship where we use intelligence sharing. you cant do intelligence sharing with a country like somalia, a lot of id fraud and you have to count on them to gather records, share them between own agencies and give you the right ones. >> look who has been here and come through the process since ban went into effect. 602 from syria. you want to tell me we understand who is coming in and out of syria, no one knows who is coming out of syria including their own government. that...

Bragged about the magnitude of his electoral college victory. sort of talking about his crowds and his electoral college win as something he has begun doing in a number of these foreign leader calls and that happened with the australian prime minister. and then at one point he told the prime minister that, look, i spoke today with four other world leaders including russian president putin and "this was the worst call by far." so thats pretty strong language for the president to be making to the ...

Where various departments were not, in fact, notified. so unprepared. also not clear about the unintended consequences of this decision. it has actually created more danger because there are countries that are now, in fact, not able to cooperate with us in terms of intelligence sharing or generally mistrust, and theres going to be tit for tat, where we have troops in iraq and we have to worry how they are going to be treated. i think it has created chaos internationally. and then i think its all...

At large. what hes done is used all the tools in the toolbox. it hasnt been strictly a military response or diplomatic response. youve seen, for example, when it was necessary to increase the troop count in afghanistan, he did that responsibly when its about intelligence sharing to make sure that were tackling extremist cells, improved that across the country. and the federal budget, less than 1% is foreign aid and used that in a very smart, targeted way to improve forgn aid and keep those ties ...

Level, not technology level to go after this. we can do that. >> colonel, if youre saying a moment ago, building up nato is a key part of this, president-elect donald trump is about to take office, and as you know, to say he has been a skeptic of nato would be a dramatic understatement. >> no doubt. thats something that i think that mr. trump, i think ratcheted back that quite a bit. one of the things necessary, for both the war on terror and facing off against russians, let me be clear, the rus...

His feet. >> he would love to put the soviet union back together again. he would love the legacy of being vladimir the great. he is in syria in a way he wasnt a year ago. the way that he is aligned with the taliban. with intelligence sharing in ways that not too long ago russia wasnt involved in different areas of the world he is more involved today. >> very quickly do you doubt u.s. intelligence agencies that say vladimir putin and russia are behind it. >> i dont. our intelligence community is ...

The necessity for a lot of these refugees, especially from syria, to get to a better life but also the risk that is posed when -- i mean, this year alone you have 900,000 plus immigrants coming into germany alone and you heard angela merkel address that concern in her public remarks earlier this week. what lessons do you believe have been learned since the paris attack about sharing intel across borders in europe? because a lot of criticism in the wake of the paris attack was the intelligence sh...

Michael wooiichael weiss allude earlier. you have a conflict in syria that have brought in isis fighters trying to exploit that territory but resulted in people leaving syria and going into europe to act as sleepers, as operatives. thats a huge challenge for security services in germany, elsewhere in europe and the united states. so when the incoming administration talks about the war on radical islamic terrorism, fine. what is that is going look like in terms of intelligence sharing, in terms o...