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Cnns international diplomatic editor nic robertson is covering the conference. what are the issues at the forefront of this years meeting and what a role does the u.s. is likely to be brooched by mr. pence when he speaks? >> reporter: well, i think very likely the audience will hear maybe what mike pence spoke about a couple of days ago in warsaw. >> that is that the united states really feels at odds at the moment, particularly britain, france and germany because of the creation of the financia...

Wars. >> president trump making plan tuesday for plan withdrawal from syria and afghanistan on describing the torn policy approach aspirin -- principle.am we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel, dan, great nations do not fight endless wars, applause line for sure and what do you make of that, declaration of policy? >> well, its a little bit complicated, its sort of interpreted as isolationism, i dont think president trump quite has isolationist foreign policy and leaning back against ramps...

Survivors at the end. you got the traditional american power in service of what i and many analysts would say are actual policies of retreat and disengagement. it was a neat backflip. >> a neat backflip, but hes actually going to munich, being neville chamberlain with afghanistan and the taliban and syria and russia. >> it may be too early to say about afghanistan. syria, absolutely. >> im saying, if he retreats, of course, we were in normandy on june the 6th, 1944, for one reason. because repub...

Orthodoxy or am i reading too much into this? >> in 2014, and you can go google this, there is an article in the "new york times," an op-ed about someone who is tracked neocons for a long time saying that it was clear that there was rising isolationism and antiwar sentiment in the republican party and neocons were, therefore, migrating back to the democrats, especially in excitement over the prospects that hillary clinton would be the nominee for president in 2016 that she essentially has a neoc...

Future of europe whole to be more united whole to have a strong continent between china and the u.s. and. and as the impasse continues in britain theres a heated debate among the remaining eight you members about the future of the block . lets get more from our correspondent ben the gathering in davos is drawing to a close today do you think leaders made meaningful progress in addressing the worlds most pressing issues. a very good question its very hard to gauge the chilly winds of isolationism...

Resistant to reform and blind to those that globalization has left behind so her advice dont tear down what youve already built up and dont delay fixing what you know is already broke. shes been held by some of the leader of the free world. today at the world economic forum in davos german chancellor im going to macro appear to live up to the title as she pleaded for cooperation among nations. i think we should understand our national interest in such a way that we always remember that others ha...

With a good building and still punished on. the thirty inch rescissions from around the world. lead. group starts february second d. double. the lead. going after it together at the world economic forum in davos political leaders make the case for more international cooperation at a time when growing isolationism threatens the very call of free trade. and also coming up are seen as meeting a group of scientists to endure freezing temperatures to raise a war. warming. business in berlin welcome t...

National interest in such a way that we always remember that others have their own vested interests in fact that man and then shape a win win situation that will guide us in international politics. a global architecture will only function if were able to compromise as a whole. it was a rebuke to the isolationism of us present donald trump who at the last minute made his point by canceling his trip to davos to reinforce her point michael also called for stronger global economic ties among the no ...

National interest in such a way that we always remember that others have their own vested interests and factor them in and then shape a win win situation that will guide us in international politics you know a global architecture will only function if were able to compromise as a whole. it was a rebuke to the isolationism of us president donald trump who at the last minute made his point by canceling his trip to davos to reinforce her point michael also called for stronger global economic ties. ...

Out of nato. >> that would be a massive mistake. i get concerned because im seeing isolationism, this rand paul theory. its the reason the libertarians get about 2% in elections because the people realize that view of government is ridiculous. >> lets hope next time we talk to you the government is open, for starters. >> thank you. thank you i hear it in the background and shes watching too, saying [indistinct conversation]