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CNNW New Day September 7, 2016 - Vimarsana News

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The only people who use that many phones are usually involved in very, very and i mean very shady is activity. Rur see trump in typically colorful language there, accusing Hillary Clinton of shady activity. Hes going to go after the differences in his Foreign Policy vision versus hers. But hes also going to call for an end to the sequester and hes going to talk about what he will do to beef up military security and capacity. Hes campaigning in places that arent traditional for republicans today. Hell be in philadelphia and new york. Some call it colorful talk others call it hyperbolic and base...

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Waiting and trying to get republicans to get on board. he is going to have to deal with a lot of the domestic thinks, and he's been what's seven days overseas dealing with all the foreign policy aspects. and like you said in might be a little bit easier, because when you get back here, the types of votes that are going to be taken, the amount of time they have to get a deal done and get him something that he can sign, they are really running out of time. >> susan, let's talk about putin. he really laid it on about trump, calling him an extraordinary individual, talented and colorful, no one ha...

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So, they have to stand up there and it's an absolute game of buffoonery. >> correct. >> that the president was declaring tariffs. >> but at the end. day, do investors actually care what anybody is saying on the white house lawn or the president's rhetoric, if they get what they're ultimately looking for which is some sort of tough negotiation with china and maybe a rate cut? >> first of all, there's no immediate solution to the china problem. what josh said, on the surface being economically driven there are foreign policy aspects with trade with china where they're using it as a leverage to g...

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Rather welcome. mattis could do it all. the mattis/shanahan team was stronger. >> leland: is there anybody else at the pentagon who is perhaps not as well-known of a name but fills the mattis role you're saying is now gone in terms of institutional knowledge of the military in terms of knowledge of history, in terms of policy versus important curement of a technology? i'm a fan of general joe dunford in office for nine more months, extremely good himself and john rude, a well recognized name. he does broader foreign policy aspects. and the thing is they'll be very good in their own lanes. they...

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Figaro and charlie hurt. thank you for joining us instead of being in the elite. >> i never had a better excuse to skip the correspondents dinner. >> we'll get to that. steve: a lot happened this week. let's start with the serious stuff. the foreign policy aspects. there are things we saw this week cre korea has been widely commented on. also the way he made progress on the iran issue with when just a few weeks ago they were saying hang on a second. he doesn't know what he's talking about. they are coming around to his position. they can't give him credit, can they. >> no, i don't think they w...