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Different types of folk and that is a microcosm of our country. the revoking party has not recognize that. >> tucker: i lived in d.c. as a kid and it was a majority black city and the city government was majority african-american. you think they were making less good decisions because they were almost all one color? >> i don't know -- i didn't study d.c. politics. what i do know is that the policy represented the greater diversity that we've seen in our country. the republican party if you look at the representatives at the leadership of that party and i'm friends with will hurt, i have great ...

Garden after what happened. i really wanted to cry. and when i say it's not a game, they are treating it like a game but for the people that i represent and for people across the country, it's not a game and a point that i was trying to make and the menu here and see that picture in the rose garden, you realize who it is, that is celebrating this and then hear that it's all white boy, sorry to say it that way that are going to be doing this incentive, i get very concerned. >> tucker: the white boys. this is clearly no longer a debate over policy, but health care or anything else. it something ...

Table, the possibility of future air strikes. does that make sense to you? no, i think what we're seeing is a topsy-turvy, unpredictable foreign policy that changes by the day and what needs to happen is coherence in the foreign policy team and in the policy. the president needs to a lose date his end gate in syria and his objective and what came out of these conferences is the secretary of state, i think, is starting to build his stature, but he doesn't talk to the press. he should be making these foreign policy statements on north korea, on syria, on red strikes, on red lines along with the ...

Missile strike, obama aides pushing back on criticism of the former president's failure to follow through on the redline threat. they complain that they would not authorize action. former advisor ben rhodes also appearing to belittle the action pleading that obama was excoriated in d.c. for not taking a strike from an airfield in a few hours. and just after the strike on syria, the former state department official also talked of former president. >> the obama administration, we have been reckoning with this for five years, they are not easy answers. and just to simply say, the president put up...

The soviet union did it with jack kennedy, this is a familiar pattern. and i think that if you live by bluster, to some extent, you end up paying the price for it. trump offered relatively facile criticism of president obama. do any of us really think he's thought out syria's role in the world and the balance of power in the middle east? i hope he has but i wouldn't bet my mortgage payment on it. and so he's -- i think to robin's point, i think one of the great questions is not even who's making policy, but what's the connection between what the president says and what that policy is? there's ...