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Allies. perhaps even some of our adversaries. how is this playing out so far? >> still relatively new. and people want to see how it does play out here, what if any implications it has politically. i think what it does is highlight for every other government how difficult it is to deal with this president and this administration. this is unlike any of his predecessors. the fact that conversation would take place like this, the fact that aid would be held up presumably or allegedly for domestic p...

Welcome back to "velshi & ruhle." as president trump fights to stay in office for another four years. hes more personally disliked than any of his recent predecessors. according to a new journal polls, 69% voters say they dislike president trump personally. 49% feel uncomfortable with his 2020 candidacy. >> thats not necessarily good news for democratic opponents. voters support the policy goals that democrats are discussing. the polls show some issues are less popular including student loan deb...

An energy company that had been in the sights of the ousted prosecutor general. is that a fair statement? >> i dont think thats an accurate statement. su know, he had been in the sights of the prosecutor general in 2014. thats not the prosecutor general that were talking about here. were talking about a prosecutor general that took the job in 2015. the case was dismissed before that prosecutor general actually became the prosecutor general. it was his predecessors who dismissed the case in early...

Survey question -- what do you think the political impact of the whistleblower complaint will be on president trump? devastating? benign? helpful? with me is someone who can explain it all, staff writer at the "new yorker" adam entist who wrote the piece, will hunter biden jeopardize his fathers campaign. adam youve been to the ukraine and had access to hunter biden over a period of weeks, you wrote this piece for the "new yorker" on the underlying facts. did vice president biden know of his son...

Neil: if it comes to body blows and-- >> and what the president is addressing considering some of his predecessors that havent. neil: what do you think? >> i think, i was under the impression for a long time, neil, i thought we would get a deal by this point in time because both sides really need the deal and its in everyones best interest. however, because of the way china reacts or doesnt react, i should say, theyre extremely patient, they may very well hold out and see how this is going to sh...

We are working with saudi arabia on this. i dont know what the incentives would be for president trump to simply sit down with president rouhani at the unga now that this attack on the saudi oil facility has happened but with president trump, you just never know. at some level, president trump likes a surprise, likes a big reveal, likes the optics of saying, i took a meeting. none of my other predecessors would ever take. what he gets out of it is unclear. >> look at north korea. >> right. >> da...

That is clear. im not very clear on what the federal reserve communicated today. that were going to keep lowering rates and we dont have a resumption. what? >> i thought the message was were going to be here whether its going to cut interest rates in the future. i thought chairman jay powell was very transparent. his predecessors say they only look at how the market is. and right now, were 1% away from record highs. they still expect the fed to be accommoda accommodative. you heard that from gol...

Against the president when he leaves office, and that is something that has not happened, because previous predecessors are not investigated and so it is when donald trump made the hallmark of lock her up indicating he would go after hillary clinton, and so the house judiciary committee is following the process and see where it goes before talking about prosecution after he leaves office. >> what do you think in terms of the democrats want in a post-presidency process here? do they want the spec...

Only one that has worked there in the oval office. closer with the president. and president trump, you know, issued more executive actions than any of his predecessors, b egregious. look at the numbers. why all the hubbub now? >> first of all, you cannot measure it by raw numbers like that. >> okay airpor. >> i mentioned earlier dozens upon dozens in his opening to president and with the exception of the travel ban, all totally ecac uous ant did nothi ouous a. you cant really look at that. he co...

Trump became u.s. president on a promise to do what his predecessors had not and americas costly foreign wars especially the one in afghanistan it is a promise he has not kept tonight on this 18th anniversary of the 911 attacks on the united states peace talks with the taliban in afghanistan have stopped the fighting has not and trump well he remains commander in chief unable to prevent americas longest war from getting along. berlin this is the day. we had peace talks scheduled a few days ago. ...