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Tweet. senators from both parties are freaking out, condemning the move. marco rubio for one calling it a grave mistake. amid emerging reports turkey has already begun attacking the kurds in that area as the u.s. withdraws. the president himself seemed to kind of maybe walk back his announcement, though, who knows what to make of this completely deranged tweet where he said if turkey does everything in my unmatched wisdom consider to be off limits, i will totally destroy and obliterate the econo...

>> well, i also have a little conflict of interest because i have a major, major building in istanbul. and its a tremendously successful job. its called trump towers, two towers, instead of one. not the usual one, its two. >> so general, what does that tell you? >> its appalling on the face of it. it seems as if the president has made a decision directly harming u.s. national security, and he did it two times now in one-on-one conversations with erdogan who he thinks is important to his private ...

Poll out this morning, 58% now endorse the impeachment probe, up 21 points since july. 38% said they do not. and reading from the posts write-up, among all adults, 49% say the house should take the more significant step to impeach the president and call for his removal from office. a majority of independents at 57% said they support the impeachment inquiry into trump and almost half of americans, 49%, say they approve of congressional democrats handling of the impeachment inquiry. >> lets bring ...

With the president of turkey, erdogan, and ultimately trumps decision to pull u.s. troops out of northern syria hours after that phone call. the move clears the way for a turkish military operation in the region. it also leaves our closest regional ally in our fight against isis, the kurds, who have fought side by side with us for years, open to attacks from turkey, which views the kurdish forces to be a terrorist insurgency, every one of them. nbc news reports trumps decision blindsided kurdish...

Presidencies have. he just picks up a phone, calls, makes a decision on the spur of the moment, and thats why there is right now a global manufacturing recession and why were suffering through the worst manufacturing recession in over a decade. because the president just gets on the phone, he thinks that he has great and unmatched wisdom, and then he makes a step against china or against the eu or against others regarding tariffs or some other tax that discombobulates americas economy and our re...

Us. richard, let me start with you, talk through what youre hearing this morning from your sources on the ground there. >> reporter: so first of all, turkey is pushing back a little bit after president trump put out that tweet yesterday in which he said that in his unmatched wisdom it would be wise for turkey not to go too far because, if turkey launched a military offensive against the kurds beyond what he thought was morally acceptable, that trump would destroy and obliterate the tub oirk econ...

Thats quite a threat. >> yeah. >> if turkey, quote, does anything that i in my great and unmatched wisdom there are is the president talking, consider to be off limits. but many -- >> im sorry my great and unmatched wisdom? he has the great and unmatched wisdom of chief igham on the simpsons. >> im just worried that the people that stand up for him -- >> many republicans dont see great and you matched wisdom in this syria decision, they see more crusty the clown or chief wigham. and actually, th...

Him. he is so much more worse on such a larger scale. im just hoping the next president we have actually engages a little more in an interagency process that draws upon the wisdom of experts. >> i was one of the people that was critical of president obama in particular for what i thought was a certain amount of arrogance and decision making. but theres a huge difference between having an interagency meeting, having your advisers come into the room and then overruling them. theres great moment th...

Consult with before making the decision, turkish president erdogan. >> why are you siding with an authoritarian leader and not our kurdish allies? >> well, im not siding with anybody. weve been in syria for many years. you know, syria was supposed to be a short-term hit, just a very short-term hit. we were supposed to in and out. i dont want anything bad to happen to our people and i told that to president erdogan. i said dont hurt any of -- any of our people get hurt, big trouble. >> those rema...

It had to go to court. also in court today barrs doj made an argument that suricka was wrong, and george howell was like are you sure you want to make that argument? and once again some people are still fighting a civil war. obviously there are some folks still fighting to acquit nixon for watergate. >> you mentioned that sirica, the supreme court backed a lot of that and youre talking nixon. and it all comes up when you get to these constitutional clashes. always appreciate your wisdom. well be...