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At least with congress. does it come up on air force on air force one? >> what happens chris markey is obviously in a place were rod rosenstein cant just slam the door and walk out of an uncomfortable meeting. >> exactly. >> hes going to need a parachute. >> i think itll actually be far more cordial and friendly -- >> what you think the point of it as? >> harris: what leverage goes back and forth? >> i think the president has also enjoyed a few weeks break from the russian investigation. he alre...

So we have to believe it. >> morris, your opinion on that? >> people tell me about the boogeyman, i dont necessarily believe in it, amy, but i think the democrats mishandled it, in my opinion. understanding politics, you want to have leverage. they had no leverage from the very beginning, so if they really wanted to send a message, they should have walked away from the process from the very beginning. now that theyve forced the situation, they have to go with the cards that were dealt. i dont be...

Restore his reputation in the greater public and in the third branch with lawyers. >> and, ana, i want to correct myself here because collins did end up voting with the administration on health care in the end, but she voted against them on the procedural motion. and so she had a little bit of leverage there and they had to give her something in order to get her vote. here she voted with them on the procedural motion. so well see if she votes with them again on kavanaugh. >> and again, were goin...

Trumps $250 billion in tariffs against china are designed to shrink a massive trade deficit to reset the relationship while we still have leverage. trade wars are not, in fact, good and easy to win, as the president once said. the american people agreed. but a growing number of surveys suggest that tide is turning, particularly among republicans. while the u.s. navy is in a game of chicken on the south china sea, president trump is playing a game of fiscal chicken as well. neither does chinese p...

Partners. >> well apply the maximum leverage that we can. we have working with our partners, they have chosen to remain in the iran nunk cleclea. but ive said to them, it is like a book that was written several decades ago go and this company is something likes six stages of grief. first you have denial, then anger, eventually you get to acceptance and i think that is the direct the youion the euro are moving in. european companies in droves dont want to be caught up in the pressure campaign tha...

Change but we expect substantial change in our behavior which is where the president has directed all of us in the government to come up with steps to reimpose the economic sanctions and do whatever else is necessary to ensure we bring maximum pressure on the regime to stop this maligned behavior. not just in the nuclear field but across the board. >> doesnt make the united states ever to try to force iran to bend or dismantle its nuclear program, how much level did you have? >> i dont think ira...

Enforcing them. >> we lack a united front and i would add south korea to that mix. they are talking economic relationships with north korea that are not helpful now. china has 90% of their trade and using the leverage to induce kim jong un to come to the negotiating table and eliminating sanctions for denuclearization. russia and china would like to reduce or eliminate our military in the peninsula. shannon: and kim is doing that as well. >> he met with ping before the senate and lavrov at a sum...

Policy is not regime change. but we do expect substantial change in their behavior, that is why the president has directed all of us in the government to come up with steps to reimpose the economic sanctions and do whatever else is necessary to ensure that we bring maximum pressure on the regime to stop its made line behavior across the board. not just in the nuclear field, but across the board. >> and given eu and others are still part a of the nuclear deal, does it make the united states effor...

But we do expect substantial change in their behavior. thats why the president has directed all of us in the government to come up with steps to reimpose the economic sanctions and to do whatever else is necessary to ensure we bring maximum pressure on the regime to stop its maligned behavior across the board, not just in the nuclear field but across the board. >> and given that the eu and still a part of the nuclear deal, does it make the united states efforts to try to force iran to abandon or...

>> no, we lack a united front. i would add south korea to that mix. south korea is also interested in economic relationships with north korea. they not particularly helpful right now. china has about 90% of north koreas trade and they are just not using that leverage to induce kim jong un to negotiating table. russia has openly stated that they favor reducing or eliminated to make eliminating sanctions. both russia and china dont have her interest at heart, theyre like to reduce or illuminate ou...