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Play out. how boeing and south carolina, how they will now suffer. people will feel the pain of flippant policies. we cannot have a commander of chief at the drop of a dime, curds who are allies, puts all of them in danger because of inconsistency and be the lack of a steady president. if he reads his brief, then i think some of these policy points may be fleshed out and we can have an articulate debate. >> you know, anderson -- >> does it become policy? >> no. it is ad hoccism in its worse.

Donald trump's policy is usually based upon the last person he speaks to. so if you take this one point at a time, yes, i think it's fair to say that we have to see how these policies play out. but if you look at the tariffs, for example, and you look in iowa, which is the pork capital of the united states. those industries of aluminum and steel that he set out to save, how they will now suffer, how boeing in south carolina and those employees, how they will now suffer. people will feel the pain of just very, very flippant policies. and even more dangerous, we cannot have a commander in chief ...

Is it concerning to you that trump seems to be getting his policy points from friends and cable news hosts? >> well, you can see how the cast and the chorus around him has evolved the last year. he has managed to remove the people who were sort of sending a compass nat conservative message, particularly on issues like this. he said he was going to create a bill of love. that wasn't so long ago. but i think the people that were pushing that sort of viewpoint are largely gone. and the hardliners are around him now. >> i want to talk about the circus. then ask you other questionsfy have time. >> ...

As a result it got a burst of -- his tweet storms got more aggressive over time. >> cause, effect. >> a couple more just a few hours ago. is it concerning to you that trump seems to be getting his policy points from friends and cable news hosts? >> well, you can see how the cast and the chorus around him has evolved the last year. he has managed to remove the people who were sort of sending a compass nat conservative message, particularly on issues like this. he said he was going to create a bill of love. that wasn't so long ago. but i think the people that were pushing that sort of viewpoint ...

Interview went viral in that way. cnn reported that white house officials were concerned about her inakinact -- inability to ar questions. not a lot of her answers raised a lot of red flags for us. we've been consistently hearing responses like this to base click policy questions. i think leslie stahl was able to pinpoint her on several different policy points. it had such a broad audience that it just took off. she had a tough day. she came out with a statement later this evening saying, you know, "60 minutes" did not run the entire interview, that it was edited carefully, that they left out ...