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And keeping adversaries and allies alike on edge. so as much as i think there might be a new cast of characters, i'm sort of skeptical as to whether or not we're going to see any sort of significant shift or change in the dynamics of this white house next year. >> you know, josh, it is interesting. michael was just talking about sort of the statements that were made today. the most recent is the president's statement on twitter about global warming. after he pulled the u.s. out of the paris climate accords, everyone in the white house pressed and pressed and pressed, mr. president, do you beli...

Today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. and the most significant changes in our policy in more than 50 years, we will end an outdated approach that for decades has failed to advance our interests and instead we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. >> welcome back to "hardball" prp president obama's landmark move on cuba the other day reinforced that he will not behave like a lame-duck president for his final two years in the presidency. it comes just weeks after or nearly after obama acted to give immigration relief via ...

Peace. >> but the different, northern ireland, the catholic protestant wars were in the news. who in the heck is talking about cuba? no one. this is completely outside of this particular mold. the president saw the low-hanging fruit of the opportunity and he took it. >> i want to talk to some other things. you know stuff we don't know. michael and i are looking at this from the outside in. you've been in. do you think he's -- will he stick to his guns on keystone and say, i don't believe it's good for the environment, it's good for energy policy, i am going to veto that. and as long as i can v...

Cuba on his own. so what else is on the president's list? is it to lift the embargo in cuba, close the prison at guantanamo, gitmo, on the environmental front, will the president veto keystone? michael shere writes, a president unleashed from the hesitancy that characterized much of his first years in office, mr. obama is now pushing forward aggressively on his promised agenda and ignoring his most ardent critics. joining me now, michael gibbs and michael steele. i never got the sense the president had this, if you will, bucket list. that he was moving along, step by step, incrementally, deali...

This particular mold. the president saw the low-hanging fruit of the opportunity and he took it. >> i want to talk to some other things. you know stuff we don't know. michael and i are looking at this from the outside in. you've been in. do you think he's -- will he stick to his guns on keystone and say, i don't believe it's good for the environment, it's good for energy policy, i am going to veto that. and as long as i can veto, it ain't going to get done? will he stick to that? >> where they come down on that will be a very good question. i don't know the answer to that and i don't think man...