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president duterte of the philippines in which according to duterte's read-out and we haven't seen the trump read-out, according to duterte's read out he says that donald trump spoke very kindly about some of the most controversial policies that duterte is carrying out. that is his anti-drug campaign which is basically leaving bodies stacked up in extrajudicial killings all over the philippines. this has been roundly condemned by the united states, by the united nations, by human rights groups, basically by everybody and dut ter -- duterte has been very, very undiplomatically rude united states, threatening to break off with the united states, threatening to go into a whole new world order led by china and russia. so, all this to say that there are so-called strong men who are in power around the world now who have their own ideas about which way they want to see the world go. and that may entail trying to up end the alliances, the basic sort of foreign policy
are so-called strong men who are in power around the world now who have their own ideas about which way they want to see the world go. and that may entail trying to up end the alliances, the basic sort of foreign policy situations that we've been seeing over the last 40, 50 years and that is what and where the uncertainty lies right now. >> thank you so much, christiane amanpour for the big picture view on which we always come to you. is surprise victory of donald trump seems less surprising if viewed as part of the global populist movement including last june's brexit vote for the uk to exit the european union. joining me now, the first foreign politician to meet trump face to face nigel farage. of course we're looking at election day tomorrow in two countries. >> yes. >> the question for you, what's the common denominator of this
be the same. i accept the argument that sometimes military use for for humanitarian reasons is a good thing. but i also think we should have a general policy and i would like to have a better idea of what our strategy is. we started out as a no-fly zone. now we're in a no-tank zone. how much farther do we go and does the world go. and what's the ultimate objective. >> you see the facts we all see. what would have been your poll sni. >> i would have gone to the congress and had a discussion. obviously the president was convinced, and i respect that. i'm an err lain ardent supporter of this president and most of his policies. i would tend to give him the benefit of the doubt where i didn't do that in the past for other presidents. i still think, however, that have no individual -- has nothing to do with obama, democrat or republican -- no individual should bring this country to war. >> asking congress for authorization is a very fair point. liberals have made it,
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