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Time, sets a tone and in the short run most importantly of all improves his image. >> let's talk about the foreign policy team and how they work together. a lot of strong personalities with general mattis at the pentagon, rex tillerson at state. general kelly at dhs. mike pompeo at the cia. talk about in your position in the carter white house how these relationships formed and how they get balanced out, and what the president should do to sort through these strong personalities. of course, he doesn't have a strong national security adviser such as yourself. >> well, for four years, i was in e...

Chuck hagel in confer rags sudd suddenly embrace him. >> i agree firing is too harsh. this is conscious decoupling. >> wow. pharrell williams and gwyneth paltrow on the same show. >> i thought hagel was brought on to be a non-factor and was performing in that role. i was surprised by this. you now have three former defense secretaries that say the white house is too insular and is micromanaging on foreign policy. you have a policy making process that is troubled. and a substantive policy that i believe is a disaster. >> the question is where does the substantive policy go? specifically, islami...

Chuck hagel in confer rags sudd suddenly embrace him. >> i agree firing is too harsh. this is conscious decoupling. >> wow. pharrell williams and gwyneth paltrow on the same show. >> i thought hagel was brought on to be a non-factor and was performing in that role. i was surprised by this. you now have three former defense secretaries that say the white house is too insular and is micromanaging on foreign policy. you have a policy making process that is troubled. and a substantive policy that i believe is a disaster. >> the question is where does the substantive policy go? specifically, islami...

A version that visits random work sites with paid actors pointing at things. a version of me that doesn't find old people loathsome or pointless. has a conventionally attractive yet curiously still family. listening to my constituents legislating, these are things i don't do. what i do is spend about 70% of my time raising funds for re-election. >> see, an honest politician. joining me josh silver the director of represent us. good morning, sir. >> good morning, carol. >> so explain what you're trying to do through this ad and through your other efforts? >> so kentucky is our distribution the ...

Report i think for the president. but that's a good thing, because it reminds us of who he is and how he set forth to try to be bipartisan, work across lines, and to solve problems without regard to who looks good at the end of the day. >> i think that's right, and it goes to another piece of the policy-making process, which is the congress has largely been mia here. i criticized the president and the congress on this issue. but what the president has done is convene the larger bipartisan conversation within his own executive panel that the congress has refused to provide on the nsa like on so...