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Picked have the support of their seniors because they moved up. the other side of the house much the same. these focus, they are not only providing that expertise. they are involved in the degree of the political ramifications of the things they are recommending to the president. if she believes you want to put her person and there, she can and she will. that's a problem. >> laura: the whistleblower's attorney tweeted at you saying leave the whistleblower alone. you are entitled to nothing. on the other hand the whistleblower is entitled to anonymity. absurd. >> laura: if you have a policy

Providing that expertise. they are involved in the degree of the political ramifications of the things they are wreck mendi -- recommending to the president. >> laura: the whistleblower's attorney tweeted at you saying leave the whistleblower alone. you are entitled to nothing. on the other hand the whistleblower is entitled to anonymity. >> absurd. >> laura: if you have a policy problem with something the president is doing all you need to do is call yourself a whistleblower and hire a lawyer and you are golden. no one can bother you. no one can question your

Govern because the biggest task of the next president is to pick up the pieces as divided and torn up as this country is going to be, the first day the sun comes up and donald trump is no longer the president, you can't govern if you can't bring people together. >> are you suggesting elizabeth warren and bernie sanders aren't sending that message right now? >> well, we certainly have seen some very polarizing proposals from them, and if there's a better way to solve a policy problem that can draw people together, that should be our focus. that's my focus on health care, that's my focus on a nu...

So syria is a different foreign policy issue. it is a policy problem. what donald trump did in syria is a -- in my view a policy catastrophe. but it is a policy decision, and without question that is within his power to exert, right? that is a constitutional authority of the president of a foreign policy. and doral was, as i say, an open and shut case of he was really, you know, like -- it was indefensible. not only was it indefensible, nobody except mick mulvaney defended it in the entire country. and so i don't think that -- so if he dishes doral, then it's like, okay, that's good. that's ov...

But without thinking about what henry kissinger said that sometimes there are no right answers, sometimes you choices, it seems that syria always presents that opportunity. you've said you've been on the book tour, you've faced criticism about syria and yet i remember an npr interview where hearing you say that actually your biggest disappointment was syria. can you talk about that country, still a troubling situation, and talk about the bad choices that you all had to sift through and in trying to move forward with the policy there? a policy that many people still criticize today? >> well, jo...