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exaggerate the threat and risk of migrants, of religion, of problems in the middle east coming here, infeastation, the language we hear sometimes that's degrading, then you can see why somebody like president trump would welcome those allies in europe because they are talking on the same wave length, identifying the same threats, they want the same responses which is to shut down and ban people from coming in. to joe's point there's definitely a difference between how america has integrated muslims over the decades and centuries compared to europe. but hats now different the recognize, outgoing rhetoric from america towards the muslim world you're not welcomed here. once that ripple effect kicks in and you start seeing law enforcement officials in this country say the muslim commune is being alienated, isolated, that's when things start to break down. that's when communication between law enforcement communities and people will tell you this. that the muslim commune,
xfinity. the future of awesome. if you're not prepared to recognize the jerusalem is the capital of israel and that's where the american embassy should be, then you're operating on a completely different wave length. i think recognizing reality always enhances the chances for peace. >> all right. welcome back, everybody. that was national security advisor john bolton talking about the israel embassy move. i want to go back to our colleague who's standing by for us in jerusalem. on the one hand there's the israeli side of things and what they believe and obviously now what the americans believe just hearing from john bolton there and then there is the palestinian side and of course what is happening in gaza which is really ground zero for everything and really what hamas is advising the palestinians to do going forward, talk to me about what you've been hearing from the ground there with regards to gaza specifically.
wave length. to me roseanne barr was way trump before trump was trump. she is crass, strangely toll ran of nazi references if you follow her on twitter. >> yes. >> likes fast food. i don't say that to hate on her because when i watched that show as a kid it was refreshing because her house looked like the houses my friends had too and my house. it showed it a little bit dirty, far more relatable than the fancy things on full house. to me it's refreshing and necessary that we see honest depictions of american life. listen, it's funny. but i think everybody is getting way spun up about the ratings. this is a one-off. maybe some people were curious to find out why dan is still alive more than anything elks. let's see how it goes. it's a smart show, funny jokes. it's a honest depiction of life and maybe we need more of that. >> andre, the last word, because
secretary. but the president is bringing at least one new person on. larry kudlow has agreed to be the new director of the economic counsel. the tv personality will replace gary cohn who resigned over the president's implementation of steel and aluminum tariffs. though the president has sboen wanting to make sure his team is all on the same wave length, kudlow also vocally and strongly opposed trump's tariffs. with peter navarro telling me ten days ago that kudlow has never, ever supported the president on trade and is, quote, dead wrong on the economics. kaitlyn collins is in st. louis where the president has been touring a boeing facility. white house officials are telling that you they're on edge amid thought turmoil. >> reporter: yeah, they are. they're in an uneasy atmosphere in the west wing, my sources tell me. they say they feel uncertain of
general clapper, thanks for being here, one of the reasons president trump said he fired rex tillerson was because he is more on the same wavelength as mike pompeo who he is tapped to be the next secretary of state. do you think pompeo is on the same wave length as trump specifically on the meeting with kim jong-un? >> i think it is clear that mike pompeo is on the same page philosophically with president trump. and in some sense, i think state department is actually a better fit for him because he is active, policy activist and that is a better place to be than director of cia. >> general clapper you continue to be outspoken about the concern for the threat that
>> i've worked with mike pompeo now for some time. tremendous energy and intellect. we're always on the same wave length. the relationship has been very good and that's what i need as secretary of state. i wish rex tillerson well.
who is the person who tried to break the news gently to him, but there was a sense of inef that billty to the change and if he can't speak for his boss, for the president, he's weakened. the secretary of state's job is to represent the president so that was really a dysfunctional situation. whether mike pompeo who obviously to quote president trump is on the same wave length, just the two of them look at the world the same way, whether he'll be a more effective commueffec effectieffec effective communicator, whether he can get the state department deeply depressed agency back on its feet being more creative we'll all be watching that carefully. but probably an inevitable change happened here, but it was done in the cruellest way possible. watching tillerson give that press conference, breathing so
wing. something that has been in the headlines with the one top aide accused of spousal abuse and the president's son-in-law jared kushner. so he is under scrutiny. he was able to secure a clearance but now he is under the eyes of the department of homeland security and it is becoming news worthy even on capitol hill. they have now sent a letter to the chief of staff john kelly requesting documents relating to johnny mcentee's clearance at the white house. so this doesn't seem to be something going away from them any time soon. >> all right. thank you very much. coming up, more breaking news. the president fires secretary of state rex tillerson and moves to replace him with mike pompeo saying they're on the same wave length. what will the impact be around the world? and the deadline passes to accept stormy daniels' request
stick around after national security meetings to speak with him one on one. analysts say pompeo won't have to be brought up to speed with north korea. >> they asked what do we know and don't we know about north korea. he wasn't happy with what he heard. he started to reorganization and char change on intelligence on north korea to make sure we feel gaps. >> and pompeo supporters say it was his toughness on north korea placing maximum pressure kim jong-un regime which is key reason why they say the north korean want to negotiate. wolf. >> and trump and tillerson had a significant split though over north korea, right? >> right. wolf. two people have told cnn they had major differences how to talk. the trump thought they were on different wave length. the single being es factor in
house intelligence committee, he's a former george w. bush white house staffer. so, michael, it is very interesting to hear barbara reporting there on gina haspel, who the president wants to take over the cia. what kind of confirmation process do you expect from this? >> well, there will be hurdles. the enhanced entare ga ed inter techniques, i think she'll get over them because she's fundamentally nonpolitical. she is very professional. and has run serious cia operations overseas. i think she'll win the day, but it won't be without a lot of controversy en route. >> shawn, she will be taking over presumably if she does get through the hurdles because mike pompeo will be going to the state department from the cia. the president told reporters that he and pompeo are always on the same wave length. what does he mean by that? >> i think others have suggested