Trading. i ve been at this for a long time, no one is going to argue that secretary pompeo isn t tough on iran and no one isn t going to argue that president trump isn t doing the same. the other parties of the nuclear deal continue to defend it and are trying to find a way to keep trade deals with iran alive despite the u.s. sanctions, secretary of state mike pompeo said those countries that try the skirt the sanctions, they ll be targeted by the u.s. as well. heather: yeah, 442 days, january 20th, 1981. thank you very much for joining, appreciate it. nearly 4,000 migrants now traveling through area known as the route of death, migrants pushing north in region of méxico where hundreds of people have disappeared, president trump reinforcing his warning to the group as they march towards our border. i am telling the caravans,
i withdrew from the horrible one-sided iran nuclear deal. [cheers and applause] iran has been a much different country. some republican lawmakers wished that the administration would have gone further against iran because several countries are receiving waivers from the sanction that is give them another 6 months to do business with the regime. on fox news sunday secretary mike pompeo said the countries just need more time to end their trading. i ve been at this for a long time. no one is going to argue that secretary pompeo isn t tough on iran and no one is going to argue that president trump isn t doing the same. the other parties of the nuclear deal continue to defend and are trying to find a way to keep trade deals with iran alive despite the u.s. sanctions, if any companies or countries try to skirt the sanctions, the trump administration says they will be punished as well rob and
Make sure we support the iranian people and that we direct our activity toward ensuring the islamic republic of iran s maligned behavior is changed without the goal. that s the mission and that s what we will achieve on behalf of the president. chris: how do you respond to senators who are saying, look, we should have cut them off from swift. this financial clearinghouse. chris, the iranian banks that engage in sanctioned behavior will be sanctioned by the department of treasury. period. full stop. chris: i understand what you ve got senators cotton, ted cruz, marco rubio, they are knowledgeable about this and they are not persuaded. i worked with senator cotton. we were the ones that discovered the side deals almost 3 years ago. i ve been at this along time. no one s going to argue that secretary pompeo isn t tough on iran and no one s going to argue that president trump isn t doing the same. chris: meanwhile, let s turn to another one of your hotspots dealing with north korea. they are now threatening to resume its nuclear buildup
That was a spasm of lucidity, oprah, wait, no, can t talk bad about her. steve kornacki is a household name. did you know, joe, the number one costume this year for halloween in america? steve kornacki. the exit polling just came in. good to see you. wardrobe isn t tough. still ahead this morning, newly revealed e-mails from roger stone raising more questions about a possible connection between the 2016 trump campaign and wikileaks. the new york times michael schmidt joins us with his latest recording and daniel goldman says robert mueller is on the ballot this election, too.
John? sara, over the weekend the president said that he wished his secretary of state was a little tougher. now today he is suggesting that secretary tillerson has a lower iq than he does. so i m wonder why would the president want somebody who isn t tough or as smart as the secretary of state? president certainly never implied the secretary of state was not incredibly intelligent. he made a joke, nothing more than that. he had full confidence in the secretary of state. they had a great visit earlier today and they re working hand in hand to move the president s agenda forward. matthew? over the weekend senator bob corker called the white house an adult day care center, said the president will lead the country into world war iii. what can you tell us about the internal reaction to such a senior republican making
Able to insult your way to the presidency. you think this is tough and you re not being treated this isn t tough. i wish it was always as easy if your eyes are glazed over like mine, this is what it is like to be on the floor of the united states senate. and yes, we would shoot down the planes of russian pilots if they were stupid enough to think this president is the same stupid feckling we have in will right now. and we know from watching the san bernardino attack that women can commit heinous, heinous acts against humanity, just the same as men can do it. . o the washington post calle christie a big winner, but he s been polling solidly below 5% nationally. could this vault him higher into that group? he s looking at new hampshire, erin. that s his one shot. not iowa. and i think it could, given the fact that we re in the
that was a statement that his lead is solid? i think he thinks his national lead is solid. iowa and new hampshire, he s not going to fold. how will this translate and crosswalk to a better show in iowa? i think he showed a steadiness on foreign policy. he didn t become full of insults tonight, and the iowa voters, they care about temperament they do, don t they? they don t like nastiness. new hampshire, they like the fight and antiimmigration reform rhetoric. they like the hardline, words and insults. in iowa, it s an evangelical crowd. they drive past a car accident and don t look. they stop. i think they do look, but they like to say they don t. right. let me ask you about the republican party, what i m stunned sbi a couple things, three out of five republicans, when you polled them, they like the tough, perhaps unconstitutional position of saying no more people of the islamic faith allowed in the
It was me. i watched you last night for 16 minutes. it s not cnn. it was very unprofessional. it s not cnn. it s america s watching you. okay, fine. moments later, rival jeb bush jumped in, taking direct aim at trump for not being tough enough to deal with the political process. if you think this is tough and you re not being treated fairly. this isn t tough. imagine what it s going to be like dealing with putin or dealing with president xi or the islamic terrorism that exists. this is a tough business to run for business. you re a tough guy, jeb. we need to have a leader. you re tough. you re real tough. you re never going to be the president of the united states by insulting your ways to the presidency. i m at 40, you re at 3. it didn t matter. with me to talk about that and more, cnn political analyst and editor of the daily beast john avalon and also, david
But we need tough people. we need toughness. we need intelligence, and we need tough. jeb said when they come across the southern border they come as an act of love. you said in september 30th that isis was not a am i talking or are you talking jeb? i m talking right now. you interrupted me. september 30th you said have you apologized yet? no. am i allowed to finish? one at a time. go ahead, mr. trump. so a little of your own medicine there i know you re trying to build up your energy, jeb, but it s not working. look the simple fact is if you think this is tough and you re not being treated fairly this isn t tough. i wish it was always this easy. president xi or dealing with the islamic terrorism that exists. this is a tough business to run for president. oh, you re a tough guy, jeb. and we need to have a leader that is real tough. you re never going to be president of the united states by insulting your way to the presidency. let s see i m at 40 all right. from washington now i m joined by jonathan allen, journalist and co-author of hrc. good morning you to, jonathan. good morning, shannon. you were talking about those