there's any achievement on iran that is his achievement so far he didn't live he didn't listen to don bolton for instance who had already ordered a strike on iran and then was canceled at the very last moment so at the same time we got. a world leader standing up for democracy in the world that was quite clearly the message he sent he stuck very much. crypt and his address united nations unlike last year. well he was as michelle a said as somebody because last year he went off script a little bit and he got a couple of laughs from the delegates who had gathered there but what was also interesting that in that there was a bit of everything for everyone if they were looking for except as you said climate change but the rhetoric that he used the muck about iran for example is fanatical quest for nuclear weapons blood lust as michelle mentioned upon soaring massacres at home and abroad how do you think these words will go down in iran they get used to it i think they know strong very well and they were expecting this then not expecting that he's going to be tender and nice with them they will le

his name is john bolton. >> it rimes with don bolton.ad to make it easy for people to catch on. >> i can't wait to hear from him and the ukrainian ambassador. who was asked to leave ukraine when things weren't going according to plan. there's all kind of questions that this raises that are possibly illegal. certainly unethical. highly inappropriate. it's not the way foreign policy should be conducted ever. >> i can't wait for jake state of the cartoon. a big shark with a mustache. >> i like it. >> jake, if you're watching. do that please. help us out. the post goes onto say this. the person who appears to have been more directly involved at nearly every stage of the entangment is giuliani. rudy did all of this. one official said this s show we're in is him injecting himself into the process. he's a trusted advisers of the president. isn't the president responsible for his own decisions? of course. >> he is responsible for his decisions. remember, michael cohen the president's previous attorney also meddled in ukraine. remember at the sta

bolton? >> i think don has a clear point of view, as we've heard articulated previously on fox.nd i think we had a different point of view from the one the president has taken. i think that is good news. i think his replacement will hopefully be someone who is at his standard of experience and competence. >> harris: alex wilkes, doug schoen, good to have you on the power panel. as the news breaks now, weeding remarks from the president, first time on camera. we hear about the departure of his national security advisor. how about we talk with stephen yates now? he served as deputy national security advisor to former vice president dick cheney, right on time to ask him questions. also a former colleague of john bolton, both served over a similar periods of time in the bush administration. great to see you, stephen. talk to me about what happens now in the lead up to choosing somebody else. there is a gap for that person to get caught up to speed. to be have just a waiting pen of people? like a bullpen out there, that can step in? >> there are certain people currently in government

national intelligence has declined to comment to us at this hour, don, but obviously we'll be following that story. >> let's get back to boltonone person who attended that characterizes the remarks as scathing. can you tell us? >> yeah, that's right. this is interesting because john bolton is -- you're really only just days away from having left government service and he's already dishing apparently on the president of the united states, his former boss. he didn't name him directly but according to one attendee who spoke with cnn, john bolton was extremely critical of the president's diplomatic endeavor with north korea, critical of his invitation to the taliban to come to camp david which was ultimately scrapped at the last minute. according to that a tenl de, bolton didn't have anything to say about this attendant. it shows that obviously john bolton is willing to criticize his former boss, something that not every former white house official is willing to do. it means perhaps we will see him do so in public as time goes on. >> the president named a new national security advisor today. what do you know about him? >> that's

don lemon. we'll answer five questions in the hour ahead. after firing john boltonrump have a new national security adviser in mind? as we mark the anniversary of september 11th, what new information is being revealed about what happened on that terrible day? also ahead of this crucial house vote tomorrow, why are some democrats reluctant to say the "i" word -- impeachment? how's afflalo star antonio brown responding to assault and rape allegations against him? what kind of reception is president trump likely to get tomorrow in baltimore, a city he called a rat and rodent infested mess? >> those people are living in hell in b

don lemon. we'll answer five questions in the hour ahead. after firing john bolton, does president trump have a new national security adviser in mind? as we mark the anniversary of september 11th, what new information is being revealed about what happened on that terrible day? also ahead of this crucial house vote tomorrow, why are some democrats reluctant to say the "i" word -- impeachment? how's afflalo star antonio brown responding to assault and rape allegations against him? what kind of reception is president trump likely to get tomorrow in baltimore, a city he called a rat and rodent infested mess? >> those people are living in hell in baltimore. they're largely african-american. you have a large african-american population. and they really appreciate what i'm doing. and they've let me know it. no, baltimore has been badly mishandled for many years. >> part of baltimore is in congressman cummings district. let's go to the big picture. max the author of "erosion of conservatism." this is the cnn reporting that the president's considering tapping mike pompeo to

don. but obviously we'll be following that story. >> all right. let's get back to bolton now.erson who attended that event characterized the event as scathing. can you tell us? >> this is interesting because john bolton is really only just days away from having left government service. and he's already dishing apparently on the president of the united states his former boss. he didn't name him directly. but according to one attendee who spoke with cnn, john bolton was extremely critical of the president's diplomatic endeavor of north korea, and critical of the invitation of the taliban to come to camp david. why is this interesting? because it shows that obviously john bolton is willing to criticize his former boss, something that not every former white house official is willing to do. and it means that perhaps we will see him do so in public as time goes on. >> so the president made a new national security adviser today. what do you know about him? >> that's right. robert o'brien is currently or was until earlier today the u.s. envoy for hostage negotiations. and he's been in

of the things that the white house pointed to in don kohn ver sagss with cnn following the president's decision today was that they believed john bolton was leaking to the press. that he was telling his side of the story in the press and then of course this question of loyalty to the president. this was not someone who was just going to say yes to whatever the president wanted. john bolton is very strong willed, hard headed. that obviously didn't mix with president trump's style either. >> isn't the real issue, the cast of characters hass changed, but isn't the real issue that the foreign policy is failing everywhere? in north korea, kim jong-un is shooting off missiles all the time. in iran, we had a treaty in place to stop nuclear weapons development. weapons development has started again. our nato allies can't stand us anymore because all we ever do is harass them about their defense spending. that seems to me what matters. who's auping what office, that's a fascinating inside washington story. but american foreign policy is in shambles and that seems to me the more important aspect of this. >> it does matter who's filling at least

hello i'm don jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the iran celebrates the sacking of the u.s. national security advisor john bolton but says his departure won't leave to tehran into talks. we have here our enemy harder than they have ever been before and that will continue as the u.s. remembers 911 president trump as a stark warning for the taliban as peace talks storm. and taking aim at the cigarettes the u.s. plans to ban thousands of flavors as the country sees a rise in the number of under-age fighting and breathing illnesses. the u.k.'s main opposition party says the government's newly released brags it report confirms the severe risks of leaving the e.u. without a deal it predicts severe delays at major ports medicine shortages and widespread unrest the prime minister boris johnson's government was ordered to share the assessment on monday the plans are called operation yellow hama details what advisors say is the worst case scenario so let's take you through some of the main points well the document confirms the government is expecting severe disruption to routes across the english channel it says trucks ca

advisor john bolton was fired today we believe we got a look at the new national security adviser robert. what do we know about. that's right we could see i'm 'd there standing next to don trip on the tarmac in los angeles and what we do know about him is that he was the chief negotiator within the state department he's an l.a. lawyer with a pretty impressive career to date in that in actually freeing up americans who are being held overseas he impressed on will trump but what we have learned dissension here and what a lot of commentators are saying is that mike pompei o is essentially going to be in charge that's what's being said here and that robert o'brian who also worked at the previous. you know under john bolton also said you know the idea is perhaps that my pompei was going to take charge and robert o'brien is going to be the number 2 and so his power perhaps won't be as much as many people believe it could be you know will be interesting to see what role a former hostage negotiator plays in the white house that's for sure are other correspondent published earlier on the story for us tonight in washington public thank you. to israel and benjamin that you know wh

don, to you know, a very careful, del at the balancing act. >> woodruff: and what about the fact that the president'sna former natsecurity advisor john boltonbe a hawk when it comes to i cn is no longer in the administration? >> well, i mean, he wasai cey central to sting a very bellicose tnor to u.s. policy to iran and i think it could reduce some of the escalation. you had the pentagon in the escalation and you have other sources from the u.s. government. >> woodridf: and the prt's own instinct. >> of course, toward dealmaking. >> woodruff: you mentioned intelligence sharing and the united states has been reluctant to do that in the past, has it not, with saudi arabia,mony, to to -- i mean, to go all inin sharinelligence? >> well, i think this evolves from sharing criticism in the yes, ma'amer wal-mart there was logistic and intellence there but there's been huge congressional opposition to. this i saudis are delighted trump is steing up with this sort of intelligence. their game is to keep the u.s. in the region to counterbalance iran but not enough so it provokes an open conflict incause that would be bad for them, they would bhe line o