administration could abrogate an agreement just as this administration has done. and fareed zakaria is with us. this is off the cuff to quote the president and it sure seemed that way because you had senior officials scrambling. does this kind of method, while unprecedented, unusual, does it work? well, i don t think one should instinctually be opposed to everything donald trump does. so it could work. presidents have been impulsive and instinctive and sometimes those traits are useful. the part that i worry about other than the fact that there is a kind of high wire act to this, because it is somewhat unscripted is that president trump has been consistently more eager to do this deal than the other side. so he has given away what we re often regarded as rewards in return for pretty much nothing. so the united states president meeting with the leader of north
hey. hi, hi, hi. just a minute, sir. whoa. thank you so much, sir, for your big idea, but we want to make sure that we are able to get through this. so, that young man decided that this was his moment, but there was somebody else on stage who took control of the situation in an instinctive and very brave way. that is a boss move, putting herself immediately between senator harris and the heckler who just walked up and took the microphone out of her hands. not escalating things, but also not having it, either. that boss moderator was, honestly, the one in control up there until security augmented by the senator s husband, hauled the guy offstage. but that moderator, that as i said, that was a heroic move. i want to talk to her. she s here next. alright, i brought in ensure max protein.
defense system president obama helped put in place. let s skip the trade deal. that was the whiplash i had. on one hand i thought it was intriguing of him giving weird praise to kim jong-un. pay a little respect maybe that will calm him down. south koreans threatening trade agreement in the interview. that did not appear to be an instinctive, i don t like anything barack obama did. that s really it sounded like a turrets response. particularly obama ones. we re talking about korea by the time. south korea doesn t want to hear that. they definitely don t. the agreement was first negotiated by president bush. maybe another reason president trump doesn t like it. katie, lanhee, jennifer, thank you. after the break, why richard branson ended up doing a double take on our set today. i ll explain. but when family members forget,
is whatever big brother says it is. whether it s deliberate or instinctive, ability of trump to know how to challenge, if he s convincing his people that whatever you hear on these networks is false, that whatever i tell you is true because i assert it then you begin to undermine as basic a fundamental, a notion of what the press is doing as i can imagine. in that case, what his words are saying really do matter. on that note i want to thank the panel for being here. i appreciate it. glen stick around. i want to ask you a few questions later. up next, trump s leaky argument against leaks. find discounts,i help e like paperless, multi-car, and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance. any questions? -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-related questions? -mm-hmm. -do you have a girlfriend? uh, i m actually focusing on my career right now, saving people nearly $600 when they switch, so.
[inaudible]. okay. well it s human rights record of saudi arabia. she s out there with her platform which is diametrically opposed to that. why this is different. as the business person that is fundable capital going into the united states that is going to benefit the american worker. and what we know about the world is there is a lot of gray in the world. and what i can say about the new secretary of state and new vision for our foreign policy we re certainly going to project the benevolent america we all want us to be and we re going let people know no saudi arabia that women should drive cars and there should be a level of quality. but he s a business person and he s practical and instinctive. and let s put that money to work for the american people. we dropped 8 million people below the poverty line. we re let s take the money and put it to work for the american