indyk continues, almost three years into his term, trump has nothing to show for his efforts to counter iran or promote peace in the middle east. instead, his policies have fueled the conflict between iran and israel, alienated the palestinians, supported an unending war, and a humanitarian crisis in yemen, and split the gulf cooperation counsel, possibly permanently. the policy towards syria does seem particularly unhinged, but it's actually part of a pattern of erratic moves elsewhere. remember, trump's initial approach to north korea was to dispatch three aircraft carriers close to its borders and threaten -- >> fire and fury, like the world has never seen. >> within months, he was summiting with kim jong-un, whom he praised lavishly and announced -- >> we fell in love. >> since north korea never really offered policy solutions, the love affair seems on hold. the hallmark of trump's foreign policy is a disdain for professionals and a lack of interest in history or past policy. when asked during the campaign to name a few experts whom he consulted with on foreign policy, he replied, "

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we have to be careful about embracing a short segment indykive of what erdogan is doing.i agree. trish: we controlled the air space. now we are like fine, do what you want. general keane said it was a small price to pay when you think about the cost-reward scenario. you want to make sure isis doesn't start all over again. we never should have gone into iraq. i'm with the president on that one. but then obama went and pulled everybody out. what did you get? you got isis. my only fear here, sir, and i would love for you to tell me i'm totally wrong. by us leaving, we run the risk of having isis become a problem again. i don't want to be in the middle east either. but at some point you have got to say okay, we are there. >> al qaeda, isis has morphed all over the world. indonesia and north africa, and it happened in part because some of the mistakes you just wasn't threw. we have a lot of power in the middle east. if the kurd need help we can bring them in from kuwait and the abraham lincoln in the persian gulf. we have a lot of capability. but that's not the issue. people a

indyke here's a question.economic news and that is do you think he recognizes the ways in which a private economic power and teen and oppressive force on the black community because that seems to be the weak plan. to go with the shape and market actors but what happens if you are not shape up by market forces? >> i think he is an answer to that is surprising and more interesting than your standard conservative because he is sensitive to the impression that happens to private actors. he tends to do right overwhelmingly through a lens. for him it's wide economic at yours. fascinating if you compare something like booker t. washington just how either absent or hostile he has two the whole idea of the black wage, black laborers and black workers he thinks that puts black people in a position of employment and white employers that to him seems all too reminiscent of a political subjugation he experienced so his real emblem of the market is the black entrepreneur and there has been a strong autobiographical dimensio

so my feeling is it is indyk give he would like small deal with mr.nistration but he will not really compromise with us. stuart: peter, i want to talk about your idea the brits should leave european union, accomplish brexit and then join the u.s. mexico new nafta. give me 30 seconds why they should do this? >> briefly right now the uk needs to keep manufacturing going. it needs to offer the continent some free trade deal if no deal is made, defacto this is what we offer but longer term britain's economy is built on finance and increasingly high-tech. they have their own silicon valley so to speak and in that regard europe is a disaster. whereas there are ties to north america are going to grow and continue to grow especially with california on our west coast. it makes sense for them in an era when transportation costs are not meaningful, to integrate their economy with ours. this idea was in play in the '60s and it now makes sense. so my feeling is is that they can have access to a very large market, develop their tech sectors with us and honestly, th