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Someone else brought in you have the same president. and the same task. order, discipline, methodology. and you still have the same friction points. >> you tell me nothing -- there is one person who would have to change or at least. >> yes. look, put it in the most positive sense possible. the president is instinctive, spontaneous and prone to action. the job of the national security adviser is to fight the instincts in any president. >> do you worry the turnover affects national security, especially now concerning the tariffs now? and does it all affect national security. >> the tariff decisi...

>> they're going to get some changes that will be announced pretty soon that i think will be substantial. nobody gets what they want. but as i worry about the tweets today, the president was masterful yesterday. that's the best performance i have ever seen. >> in the senate lunch yesterday. >> yes. he was very informed about the content, the friction points. he had a sense of humor. the meeting with senator collins. it was a very good meeting. so you see a president who is trying to close the deal and, you know, i just wish that guy shows up more. >> thank you, senator. >> garrett haake. >> yo...

But from our understanding with reporting there remains some tension between these two men. there two individuals with very different styles of doing their work. and there have been friction points over the last few months, and those friction points remain. there are a lot of crises going on around the world and in this white house. and kelly has to deal with that. and trump made a comment over the weekend that kelly would be there for the full seven years. i cannot imagine that kelly attempts to be there for seven years. i don't think any chief of staff can make it that long. we'll see if he ...

At it! do you think he just lets trump be trump? >> i think it is consistent with the that bannon has brought. >> what are the dangers for standing on a world stage? if you have somebody like steve bannon, he came back after the first stop and worked to rally support for what i think he knew trump probably wanted to do. what are the dangers and where do you see sort of the friction points with national security team? >> well, all of the hard things we have to do around the world, whether it's problem ns area, we need allies and partners. i guess he is sort of a big

Friction points into our intelligence do allow our threats and our enemies to get into the homeland. >> the argument is there has to be some balance between security and civil liberties, that's not a new one, it goes back centuries. this is the central question for people who are opposing this. >> victor no question. but we also have to realize that technology and everything else continues to move and if we do this just trancesnationally here and sometimes these programs have become revolutionary, to protect our homeland especially after 9/11. my concern is we have politicians, playing politic...