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Results. and the president on the south korean trade deal is moving in the right direction. but keeping his eye on china as well. after all, he was the one who said months ago, well fix this on our own, implying military force, if you, china, dont fix it. he should have said together we can fix this particular problem and together we want to take into account your concerns but you need to take into account ours. heres what we will do. heres what we want you to do. none of that has happened. dipl...

That the president didnt demand which he decided not to oppose. >> okay. >> it has been a couple weeks since the u.k. pointed the finger for this nerve agent attack. even with this conversation he did not bring it up. why now? >> again, it wasnt the personality of the president, wasnt the president driving this. in my judgment without having a window into the deliberations but it was the government itself internally working through its processes. and now was when the decision was right. the russ...

60 russian diplomats have just a week to leave the u.s. after president trump ordered the largest ever expulsion of russian officials, part of a coordinated effort by two dozen nations to punish russia for the nerve agent attack. congressman charlie dent is with us. do you like this move? >> i do like this move. its absolutely appropriate that we respond to these russian acts of aggression against our friends and allies. its the right thing to do. >> bully pulpit. president hasnt spoken about it...

Diplomats does not go far enough. >> we will not tolerate russias continued attempts to flaunt international law and undermine our values. >> this coordinated response is significant, but the presidents silence speaks volumes. avenatti and stormy daniels have opened up a lot of political peril. >> the only one inconsistent is the one making the claims. >> im tired of being called a liar. >> uncharacteristic of the president to remain silent about something. this is a president that has secrets...

Fund a new account. ♪ nearly two dozen countries uniting to retaliate against russia after that nerve agent attack in the u.k. against a former russian spy. president trump ordering the largest ever expulsion of russian officials in u.s. history. joining us now to talk about this and more, we have national security analyst michael hayden. he was the former director of the cia and nsa. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> what do you make of president trumps move to expel these ...

A day after expeling 60 russian diplomats over a nerve agent attack in britain, nikk haley chastised russia over the death of civilians in syria. russia will stop at nothing to use its permanent seat on this council to shield its al allies, bashir al assad, from even the faintest criticism. and we cannot take these actions because instead of calling out how assad, russia and iran made a mockery of calls for cease fire, too many members of this council wanted to wait. this is a travesty.

Russia is blaming the u.s. for pressuring allies to expel more than 100 russian diplomats around the world. president trump ordered the largest ever expulsion of russian diplomats from the u.s. 60 of them. in response to the nerve agent attack in the u.k. on a former russian spy. joining us now to talk about this and more is democratic senator ben cardin of maryland. good morning, senator. >> alisyn, good to be with you. thank you. >> good to have you. whats your response, your reaction to what ...

In coordination with the european union, do you think it was -- was this our own doing or was it something that -- >> i think it came from within the american government, the permanent institutions of government, the career professionals guided by the rule of law. and history. i think this is what they wanted to do. i think they were reinforced because theres an awful lot of energy coming from within our allies. i dont have facts. i dont have a window into this, but my suspicion is this is somet...

With the latest on the russia shake down where things are heating up tonight. >> good evening. youre right things are heating up. this is happening. keep this in mind. the u.s. said we would love to work with the russians. thats been the policy for quite some time. but thats if and when know cooperate. but they are destabilizing activity. white house officials tell us today they have to have consequences. not just here in the u.s. but all over the globe today at issue with that nerve agent attac...