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Disagreements, and the president obviously consumes a lot of news and watching a member of his own administration go out there and cont contradict him certainly sent the president off the rails a number of times. as for potential replacements, you mentioned congressman john ratcliffe. we saw him grilling special counsel robert mueller. we know the president is a fan of his, and sources have told us that the white house had been considering him for a number of different posts within the administration. there are other names out there. fred flight, the former chief of staff of national security ...

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>> iran better be careful. if you enrich for one reason, and i won't tell you what that reason is, but it's no good. they better be careful. >> harris: president trump says the united states will not allow iran to pursue a nuclear weapons program. this, as the u.n. is confirming iran has surpassed the uranium enrichment cap of the 2015 nuclear deal. iran is also warning a further violation violations. joining me now, fred flight, former deputy assistant president trump. former chief of staff to national security advisor john bolton, and now president and ceo of the center for security policy. ...

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Would be not hire jeff sessions. >> reporter: he is not prepared to lose in 2020. >> are you prepared to lose? >> no. probably not. probably not. i mean i -- it would be much better if i said yeah. it would be much easier to say, well yes. no, i'm probably not too prepared to lose. >> reporter: the president is about to embark on another foreign trip with the pattern of brinksmanship will be tested, he'll head to japan for a g-20 summit to meet with u.s. allies that are weary of his hanlling of iran and north korea. a critical national security challenge where his pattern of brinksmanship is n...

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Live organized news conference where we believe authorities are going to give us the exact of what they have so far. what they can release. fred, how much consideration should there be for security in the early morning? it's 20 minutes before 3:00 in the morning. the morning rush begins in london in 2-2.5 hours. what about a copycat or it might be part of something larger? >> this is something we know isis and al qaeda have done before. they have tried to have multiple or terror attacks. i imagine there will be extremely tight security throughout tomorrow. >> shepard: i appreciate you being he...

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>> shepard: fred flight, here with us now. senior vice president at the center for security policy. you were saying earlier it's important not to get ahead of ourselves and find out what we are working with before we move forward. it certainly, we consider how things are done and how much security precautions are taken. the difference for instance -- in my recent travels to paris and rome versus england, the differences are significant. long guns increase. very heavy security. in london, it's frankly quite different. >> that's exactly right. the british have been lucky, i think, frankly. they ...