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Compromise, talk about how to work things through, or is this more of a meet-and-greet, just kind of size one another up and see what happens later? >> for me, fred, this is always sort of a sad affair because the russians understand the western psyche so much better than we understand where the russians are coming from. the russians understand that we are going to want to come in and that the president is going to want to come in and look for cooperation, look for areas that we can agree on. hi...

Meet begin. after begin returned the visit, the enthusiasm dropped off. while the world watched, sadat and begin took to bickering and negotiations broke down. >> jimmy carter took advantage of sadats willingness to talk to the israelis. i think he thought he might be able to do something that his predecessors couldnt. it was a huge gamble. >> good afternoon. the stage is set and the participants are now beginning to arrive here in the washington area. president carter, egyptian president anwar ...

The other substantive policy issues that are sort of at the doorstep of this administration. everything from health care to how to deal with vladimir putin next week. now of course when something like this happens and the timing was obvious, its a sunday morning at a time when the sunday morning panel shows with lawmakers and analysts are on television across the networks, there was instant reaction from some of the guests, including utah senator mike lee who is not a trump strong supporter but ...

A huge period of tension with the soviet union. kennedy who was more experienced in foreign affairs given his time in the senate got beaten up in that meeting and learned hard lessons from it. and admitted right away to one of my predecessors at the times, scotty reston, that it had been a disastrous meeting. there is a lot of things to learn about what happens when you send a new president in to meet an experienced russian leader. here you wouldnt want there to be no agenda. because think weve ...

United states from the horrible, disastrous, would have been another nafta but worse trance pacific partnership. >> and trump has continued efforts to dismantle the affordable care act. >> at the core of this agenda, he is repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. >> trump has also rolled back the administrations policy with cuba and the president has threatened to tear up the nuclear agreement with iran, but so far only a threat. its not unusual for presidents wanting to change c...

Taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. so now that you know all that, what do you think? that its time to think about jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. and get to the heart of what matters. >> dana: president trump has been a very different kind of president, but when it comes to standing up for americas values, former secretary of state condoleezza rice says he...

Unprecedented and remarkable in and of itself. put it all together and once again donald trump is sort of redefining how to be president. the timing is certainly noteworthy, that it is only -- he hasnt even hit the six-month mark yet and hes doing this. i went back to look at the first fund-raiser that george w. bush did in 2003, 2 1/2 years into his administration. and the first fund-raiser that barack obama did in 2011 just to see what they said. anderson, their quotes were about touting accom...

To medicaid and discuss what the american people are really concerned about. >> on the president have scheduled today, new indication that splitting the baby will -- find out soon enough. senators leave tomorrow for recess. >> not a big surprise, you just told everybody. >> democrats means im vowing to resist the presidents agenda at every step. a speechwriter for george w. bush those the president asks his predecessors to make a better life for the american people. >> every president of the uni...

Well, real and substantive and critical to the base of voters that elected him are offensive to people in places like canada, because of the tone of this. a lot of this is not so much the policy. a lot of the policy decisions that the president is making with the exception of the travel ban, which was just reinstated, theyre not that hugely different than his predecessor or several predecessors but the tone with which hes delivering them. >> a key point. the lumber and dairy issues with canada g...

April. that attack killed about a hundred million and injured hundreds more. in response to that attack, president trump fired 60 cruise missiles at the air bares that attack. the u.s. shot down a syrian fighter jet and that prompted syrias allies in moscow to say they would consider any u.s. aircraft in western syria to be legitimate targets. if bashar al assad uses chemical weapons again and the president follows through, it could make this volatile situation in syria fiendishly more complicat...