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Security standpoint theyre doing right? >> they do a lot of things right under any condition. when were protecting people on our properties, regardless if its any particular property of a hotel, we have to look at international guests coming in. natural disasters, life safety issues, terrorism issues, public health issues, food defense-type programs, 85 different areas of criminal activity on property. thats what we have to do 24 hours a day and we have to do it whatever the length of our proper...

Think they would view that as a favorable line of exploitation. >> i have to ask you about the meeting the president had in the oval office with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and kislyak where president trump bragged about firing comey to the russians saying it relieved great pressure on him. people on both sides of the aisle gasped at these pictures. do you think that that moment will come back to haunt president trump? >> well, it could. its not to say that such meetings are inappropr...

Theres any effort to renegotiate or change it, they are going to tear it up and theres no deal. >> if the iranians tear it up and walk away, than under the terms of the agreement, all the sanctions, american and european, snap back into place. we will see what they choose to do. i think the other thing that president was highlighting today and weve talked about it as well in the past. the iranian threat to the region is much broader than defined by the nuclear talks. our relationship with iran f...

The message from iran is that if theres any effort to renegotiate or change it, they are going to tear it up and theres no deal. >> if the iranians tear it up and walk away, than under the terms of the agreement, all the sanctions, american and european, snap back into place. we will see what they choose to do. i think the other thing that president was highlighting today and weve talked about it as well in the past. the iranian threat to the region is much broader than defined by the nuclear ta...

Is for the most part being observed. folks are able to get out, starting at noon, and then at 6:00 have got to get back into their neighborhoods and off the streets. you can see the traffic is flowing. we did a quick tour around the island this morning. massive damage. a lot of trees down, power poles down but people for the most part seven days into this in pretty good spirits. relief folks coming in to get mres and water to get through the next couple of days. and one of the big prors early af...

Leverage thats been discussed in terms of the amount of aid and military systems we give them. their statuses as nonnato alliance partner, all of that can be put on the table. at the end of the day, pakistan has to decide what is in pakistans best long term interest from a security standpoint for themselves, and for their people. quite frankly as i evaluate pakistans current situation, if i were the pack stan government, i would have growing concerns about the strength of the taliban. and other ...

Status as a nonnato alliance partner. all of that can be put on the table. but the end of the day, pakistan has to decide what is in pakistans best long-term interest from a security standpoint for themselves and for their people. quite frankly, as i evaluate pakistans current situation, if i were the pakistan government, i would have growing concerns about the strength of the taliban and other organizations inside pakistan who seem to be growing their numbers in their presence to the point that...

We have some leverage thats been discussed in terms of the amount of aid and military assistance we give them, their status as a non-nato alliance partner. all of that can be put on the table. but you know, at the end of the day, pakistan has to decide what is in pakistans best long-term interests from a security standpoint for themselves and for their people. quite frankly, as i evaluate pakistans current situation, if i were the pakistan government, i would be -- i would have growing concerns ...

How bad is it? from a security standpoint given your background of cutter intelligence. >> some have been really bad over the last couple years. to the point, we are losing capabilities, platforms, our global soup privacy and intelligence operations. we look at that and bring our troops in harms way around the globe, it becomes very difficult to justify that somebody with that security clearance would be willing to lick that cover damage. >> trish: you think have a new chief of staff would help?...

Government to -- they disagreed about price. they disagreed about some other conditions of the lease. and so the secret service left. now the trump organization is encouraging them to look elsewhere in some other building. >> i mean, do we know exactly what the sticking point was? do we know what the price, if it was just about price, what the difference was? i think a lot of people were be surprised that the secret service has to pay rent in trump tower to protect the president. >> it is surpri...