impact the president's global message we are joined by the council on foreign relations president richard haassauthor of "a world in disarr disarray" which has been turned into an hbo documentary. richard, thanks for being here. >> thanks, becky. >> i've spoken with ceos who have said, yeah, when we met with the president we felt like he was actually listening to us. we felt like it changed his opinions at times and they felt like what they were doing was valuable service by showing up not just to these councils but some of the meetings he had called as well if this is the way we are painting it, kind of a break between the ceos and the white house, what does that mean >> well, look, what it is, it's probably an inevitable switch. i would argue that a lot of what donald trump is doing is not particularly good for american business the trade policy is bad for american business, much of the immigration policy is bad for american business. and it also shows you the difference between the political world ceos work in and with donald trump, they can't isolate themselves. >> although, what you're tal

frank brunhy, "new york times" columnist, and author of the book "world in disarray, richard haass."porter anish. let's start on the weekend's violence. at the white rally, the 20-year-old man accused of plowing a car into a group of protesters demonstrating against the rallies and is expected to appear in court. james alex fields faces several charges, including hit-and-run and second degree murder for the death of 32-year-old heather heyer. at least 19 others were injured in the crash. the uva health system says nine have been discharged and ten are in good condition. this is video of fields driving away from the scene of the crash. the suspect lives in ohio and travelled to charlottesville for the rally. his high school history teacher tells the associated press fields sympathized with nazism and idolized adolph hitler. the other sad part of this story, the death of two virginia state troopers whose helicopter went down while monitoring the rally. pilot trooper burke bate and lieutenant h. jay cullen. there's no indication of foul play there. the ntsb is investigating. let's get i