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Terms of our foreign policy -- >> a day of infamy? >> yes. here we had an american president who was an supplicant who is the russian president who is a thug, who continues to try to undermine our democratic processes and our elections. so for me to have a president who on foreign soil undermines the credibility of our fbi, of our intelligence bureaus, our department of justice, is beyond belief. and so we need to know what happened there, because there are critical issues. already the russian military sources and russian information is putting out that they're ready to execute on security agr...

Thank you very much. republic and congressman mike gallagher of the house homeland security committee is here with us in person in new york and it's great to have you on the program. that one man's denuclearization is another man's what? have we gotten on the topic her here? >> i would disagree with the assessment of both sides agree to denuclearization. both sides signed a piece of paper that said we will work towards denuclearization, but of course when kim jong un talks about denuclearization, he really means we are going to force the americans to get off the peninsula entirely an advocate ...

. well here in germany chancellor angela merkel appears to have avoided a breakup of a coalition by security agreements with her european neighbors during a summit in brussels a letter to her coalition partners review. ells that more than a dozen countries have agreed to take back asylum seekers from germany various state premier has welcomed the deals is see if you party is meeting on sunday to decide whether to accept the concessions that merkel secured in brussels a minor parties regional convention usually arouses little international attention but times are different since the dispute ove...

You say russia did not meddle in the u.s. election? >> i think it's far less important the posture of who believes you w.h.ho and the puffing. if we're able to establish more security in syria, for example, so that there's not a refugee crisis that imperils europe. there are security agreements and arrangements we can make to box in north korea to denuclearization. i'm more interested in those outcomes than in whether or not the president wants to sit there and call vladimir putin a liar. we know he's a liar. the president knows he's a liar. >> i wouldn't know how you would know that because i...

Internationally. but i think what it tells us, broadly speaking, brooke, is that america first comes at a price. and when you pull out of the transpacific partnership, when you pull out of the paris climate agreement, when you call into question the future of nafta, you call into question the future of nato, that scares a lot of countries. and there are many different people and global leaders across the world who are thinking to themselves, hold on a second. can we count on the u.s.? it doesn't necessarily mean that they have some personal issue with president donald trump or even a personal ...