. >> not only abdullah, fwu gulf leaders. they want something from donald trump in public. by the way, the statement about the settlements was not out of donald trump's mouth. it was sean spicer's statement. the sunnis want something before netanyahu gets here. they want something from trump. trump is thinking of the world like a real estate deal in manhattan. he has no idea. he thinks he understands how complex this stuff is. he's going to be saying things in public and private -- >> let me make one point here. we have the art world. it is. israel is there. they would love peace and be accepted normal. that's all israel has ever wanted, accept us in the neighborhood. there's the sunnis and the shia. with the seven nation ban that was stamped on, you can't come here, we don't like you, that nails the shia countries. now we move the embassy to jerusalem screwing all the sunni countries. we are making a point of sending a message to every arab country, we are not on your side. that's the message coming from donald trump. >> i don't think the support for israel requirements sh

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. >> general clark, i would like for you to weigh in here, not just mike flynn's resignation, fwu pointfour weeks ago, sally yates alerted the white house council they could be susceptible to blackmail from russia. fo weeks have passed. >> yeah, it's very confusing to try to untangle this. people shoving every direction. you know, if mike flynn had gone back and said hey, sorry, i made a mistake and corrected it four weeks ago, he wouldn't be vulnerable to blackmail. it is vulnerable because he said something different to the white house than what was said. if that was erased, if they wanted to keep mike flynn, they could have kept mike flynn. when you look at this, what you have to realize is in the white house there are no friends. this is a power struggle. this is a personality struggle. these are people trying to get their ideas and trying to get access and leverage. that's why the leaking of hers and that's why people leave. at the beginning of an administration like this, that's exactly what you are going to see. it's not settled yet. a lot of questions here about mike flynn. deep

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no, fwu light is better here. it is something that wasn't exactly what was before it.e. i think that's what's going to prompt the administration, likely to go to the supreme court, even though it's just assured. >> jonathan, thank you very much. >> there's a balancing act here, right? between the injuries people are going to sustain or potentially sustain. again, we have no specific plaintiffs here, that's problematic, versus basically the government's power to protect its people. >> that's right. >> you read the opinion, 29 pages of it, again, there is no balance. it's all weighted, not just specific harm and injury, but potential due process claims. it was, again, it was extraordinarily unbalanced and makes for very bad law. >> no, i have to agree with that. i was very surprised by it. you know, they put everything they had on due process. when they got to the religious discrimination, they stated both sides and said the record is really not here to decide this question. i didn't think it was a very compelling opinion. it doesn't really give a good compelling basis t

doesn't sound -- nobody is excited that we are taking away something, fwu insurance model does not workh people. >> it's robert draker with "the new york times." my understanding is part is going to be paid for by cutting spending. are you going to be able to get democrats on board? >> there's no cost unless you call reducing taxes a cost. there is no expenditure. it's not a federal government program. we let people keep more of their own money through tax deductions to save into their health savings account. if you call that a cost, yes. unfortunately, the talk in washington is if you cut someone's taxes you have to raise someone else's taxes. we don't accept that. if you cut taxes, make government smaller, send power and authority back to the states and the people, we are for smaller government. that's what it takes to be a conservative. >> where do you stand on the president's relationship with russia and what's happened with the national security adviser. are you on the side of we should focus on the leaks or we should take a closer look into inappropriate ties with russia between t