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There is tremendous spirit and talent in the white house. don't believe the fake news. meanwhile, we're learning more details about kelly's efforts to crack down on the information the president sees on a daily basis. politico is reporting kelly initiated a new policymaking process in which just he and one other aid, white house staff secretary rob porter will review all documents that cross the desk. the new system is designed to ensure the president won't see any external policy documents, and internal policy memos, agency reports and even news articles that have not yet been vetted. >> gill...

That's run distinctly different than how the president wants it to be run. the question will be in the weeks ahead is president trump willing to have less chaos and more control and focus? this was a deliberate decision, first and foremost it will be reflected in the policymaking process of government. clearly general kelly from a military background and his service at the department of homeland security is focused on methodical process. planning and execution. you may remember, he was the first victim of the chaotic policy process of this white house. the very first week president trump was i...

Than how the president wants it to be run. the question will be in the weeks ahead is president trump willing to have less chaos and more control and focus? this was a deliberate decision, first and foremost it will be reflected in the policymaking process of government. clearly general kelly from a military background and his service at the department of homeland security is focused on methodical process. planning and execution. you may remember, he was the first victim of the chaotic policy process of this white house. the very first week president trump was in office, he issued an executive...

It just doesn't exist. when you have the president of the united states come out and publicly endorse what really is kind of a crack pot theory he found on info wars, it leads people to believe, that unfortunately. i think this is what's going to happen over and over again in this administration, where you have the president say something irresponsible, something not true. the white house then scrambles for options to do something about it since they can't embarrass, it admit he made it up, so now we'll get some kind of investigation which maybe will come from the justice department, maybe it ...

That's probably good for our policymaking process because the u.s. is returning to the most consequential national security question here. is putin a movable actor? is he grabbing a finite amount of land regardless of what we do? is he deciding how much to invade in direct response to the west's action, or inaction? there are a lot of intelligence reports and security council meetings that basically boil back down to that question. it's not like putin wants it to be crystal clear for us. he benefits from strategic ambiguity. today he went on state tv and declared taking crimea proves russia's ...