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Those compounds back. we should make sure we know at the end of this meeting whether or not that was discuss zed as well. frankly, im hoping for a read out from somebody other than the russians of what goes on in the meeting. theres the four principles, the two leaders of the country and foreign ministers translators. unless they tell us what they are talking ability, we wont know what will be discussed. >> i think rex tillerson will brief reporters after the meeting. that is something we will a...

And well see how it all turns out. but i think we made very good progress. so its great to be with you. >> translator: thank you very much. i want to thank you for -- opening this up with donald trump. and im sure this is going to help us continue a great flowing dialogue that will allow for the negotiations of nafta. -- especially for the security, the security of both nations. especially on our borders. and, of course, also working on migration issues, which is a

Health care practiceitititioner anyone else. >> president obama at the time did talk to a lot of republicans. he went to a bunch of republican gatherings. there were committee hearings. olympia snowe voted for the plan in committee. not in the full senate. democrats havent really been brought in. >> when he was leaving, president obama came to the capitol, to the hill and asked, please dont help the republicans undo what ill go down in history known for, the affordable care act. they made a comm...

International system based on open liberal values and strong u.s. leadership. and now you have a very different vision where its an america first, where its our interest and the rest of the world can take that or not take that. and so you really are missing that grounded u.s. leadership, security, economic and political. and thats the tale of these two visions. and youll see the japanese and the europeans going in one direction and youll see the united states moving in a very different one. >> i...

Every one. and, really delicate issues with each and every one. >> its a really full schedule. nine bilateral meetings with president xi of china, you had the meeting yesterday with the south korean and japanese on the north korea issue. you have to prepare extensively. you have to know exactly what you want out of these meetings. theyre short. you have to be able to express your views. get that feedback and keep that process moving. the challenge here is the administration is not filled out in ...

Allies on trade and allies when it comes to the growing crisis in north korea. >> this is the exact opposite of their message. the opposite of their approach. the president, the leader of turkey and poland, like this kind of law and justice, strong man rule. but this is not going to sit well with the leaders of france and germany. these people want to have a more inclusive rule that does not stress the differences. talking about climate change, migration issues, free trade, tru donald trump is t...

To do here is start a foundation for dialogue. but too much is at stake in terms of commercial issues, migration issues, security issues. and what mexicos really hoping to do in these discussions is to create a greater and a clearer understanding of how that dialogue can take place. first of all. secondly, can there be a freeze on acting unilaterally by one individual side? because if the two sides begin to act unilaterally and create new realities, thats going to make any negotiation much more ...

The trade issues, the job issues, security issues, migration issues, eventually they become all intertwined. in the end by having a standoff where we cant communicate, we end up in lose-lose situations that dont benefit either country. >> ambassador, was this inevitable after the election of donald trump? this was a campaign pledge he made that there would be a wall that, mexico would have to pay for it. there was always a possibility that he would win, though the election was shocking to the wo...

Edges. he has some very sharp edges and theyre able to soften that and give him a perspective from a woman but also to insert a little compassion into his perspectives on issues that are important to them. >> theres another strong very accomplished woman who omarosa says is a very big influence on donald trump. his older sister, mary ann trump barry, 78 years old. she serves as a senior judge on the third circuit court of appeals. she has a reputation for being tough behind the bench with a stro...

With me now to talk about this, cnn politics reporter jeremy diamond and susan fereccio from "the washington examiner." thank you both for being with me. so jeremy, mr. biden, he appeared at a synagogue. he was speaking to jewish leaders about the iran deal. at times he kind of sounded presidential as he talked about that deal. >> yeah. definitely. and the interesting part is that this speech was billed as him defending the iran deal, selling it to the jewish community, but he took a long time t...