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The senate, ambassadors or generals or senior officials of the government. so reading out the state department and having one-on-one contact by jared kushner, by shown in in person, is a huge threat to a rational policy making process. the secretary of state was outraged. it has no precedent in my view in american government. >> there's more from the daily mail. and nbc news cannot confirm this. the saudi crown prince boasts he got tillerson fired. and the crown prince making the same claim. so you have people spinning their relationship in a way that would undermine the unanimity of foreign p...

The possibility, even if mohammed bin salman, that he can tell people he has the president's son-in-law in his pocket because of this. what's your reaction? putting jared kushner, a 30 something person with no foreign policy experience as a leading the representative of the united states is simply outrageous. they have to get confirmed by the senate, ambassadors or generals or senior officials of the government. so reading out the state department and having one-on-one contact by jared kushner, by shown in in person, is a huge threat to a rational policy making process.

At the same time it highlights like you pointed out this rift in sort of this diversions perhaps of interests between your traditional george w. bush style republicans on capitol hill and president trump who seems to be sort of going his own way, doing things his own way and kicking his heels up a little bit. >> yeah, and he seems to be on both the tariffs and the announcement on north korea, gabe, you know, following his impulses i guess is the most sort of charitable way to describe it. >> what's so troubling to many people close to the president is that these two develops significant policy...

Hill and president trump who seems to be sort of going his own way, doing things his own way and kicking his heels up a little bit. >> yeah, and he seems to be on both the tariffs and the announcement on north korea, gabe, you know, following his impulses i guess is the most sort of charitable way to describe it. >> what's so troubling to many people close to the president is that these two develops significant policy decisions were made outside of the policy making process. there was not buy-in from the relevant stakeholders. we saw just yesterday morningrism tillerson said there would not be...

There are different reasons for getting rid of certain people. what are they? in this particular case, the president has -- seems to resisted john kelly's controlling him as you said. but in particular, the things we've seen in the last week or so have been things that have specifically been worked around john kelly. in other words the president seems to be sending a message to john kelly, don't even try. >> yeah. and that is what has alarmed a lot of people, ali. is that the decision both on tariffs and north korea seem to have gone around the normal policy-making process. we should all point...