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I think we want to see more context about what exactly is happening. and that is hopefully what is being made available to the president, perhaps in forms that cant be made public. that is the question -- the set of questions i would be asking as president and on the public side, were going to have see more information come in. >> you gave a major foreign policy where you hit president trumps foreign policy and you said for the better part of my lifetime it is difficult to identify a consistent ...

1940s? >> im afraid to a great extent thats not to say it isnt inevitable. history moves in different ways. i do think it is unraveling. i do think the saddest part of it is the lack of leadership. leadership beyond simple nationalistic leadership. leadership that moves beyond isolationism. leadership that accepts a larger vision for the world. and eventually i think that the world were seeing which is rather fragmented and inward looking in terms of different countries, i think ultimately we wi...

History moves in different ways. i do think it is unraveling. i do think that the saddest part of it is the lack of leadership. leadership beyond simple, nationalistic leadership. leadership that moves beyond isolationism. leadership that accepts a larger vision for the world. -- but eventually, i think that it -- the world that were seeing, which is rather fragmented and inward looking, in terms of different countries, i think ultimately, we will move back to a more fdr-like vision. >> nigel ha...

And he seems to be more into you know isolationism isolating america in the world you know max appointing out that the families are still on in contact is important emotional element there theres going to be memorials and commemorations taking place in many locations in normandy today these kind of family events included theyll be in churches and cemeteries what are some of the other highlights that will be going on where you are. we have a couple of big events going on because you always have t...

Preserve the peace ever since. the interesting thing today was that before president trump spoke, people were wondering whether he would do the latter. they knew he would talk about the vets and he sure did. with great respect this morning. but what he really did not do very much is talk about what the purpose was of world war ii. there were about four sentences, he talked about the alliance being unbreakable and our cherished allies but without the four sentences, not much. >> ambassador hardly...

In the talks back in washington. the second day. but he also seemed to be picking a fight with his own senators in his own party and suggesting they simply doesnt get it and that the donald trump approach is better. well see upon landing here in about an hour whether or not he continues to talk about trade and continues to bracket this ceremonial aspect of the trip with a lot of domestic politics on just what the presidents going to do with tariffs. geoff. >> hans nichols and bill neely, thank y...

Nationalism and the importance i think we all attach to making sure that our countries are strong and safe. but this isolationism, tribalism that we see manifested in many of the movements around the world i think is being embedded and accelerated and emphasized by mr. trump. >> do you accept the premises that he is, at least in his mind, on his best behavior? is that a fair description of how you view his conduct thus far? >> i think as the other panelists have mentioned, he enjoys the pomp and...

Before world war ii where the u.s. went through a spurt of isolationism. it was hard for fdr to get people to intervene in the war even to supply weapons to britain. you can argue the united states is one of the greatest -- one of their great moments was the post war era where the u.s. went out through the marshall plan, the rebuilding of japan, and brought its values to the rest of the world. created opportunities for democracies to flourish in these countries as opposed to abhorrent alternativ...

A phenomena not tending to. political correspondent simon and love making mates and they pointed remarks during a commencement address theyre warning against snap decisions and impulsive action how do you think thats going to play in into talks with talks with the secretary of state of the united states who is here for the 1st time ive officially visit yeah i mean those were very pointed remarks he didnt actually mention president trump but i think everyone in the audience understood that that w...

Minded and cooperating with one another and the past i would be taken if nationalist parties would gain more seats in the european parliament would be that of isolationism not only from country to country but also from europe towards to wealth and that is something that represents a great adventure for the common values that are does appear out. also very good good the vast majority of course according to the figures the vast majority of european voters european citizens believe the system is br...