greg, let's start with fareed zakaria.ically, he is trying to give explanation into the bigotry that he thinks exists underneath everything. >> greg: the only time he isn't wrong is when he is play dressing, because whenever he tries to employee and original thought, he is an absolute moron. what he just did, he just smeared an entire group of people saying that the decisions they made is based on hatred and racism. i would like to say that he said that because he hates white people, he is a racist. he is an impulsive bigot. i'm merely using his tactics. why would he say that? clearly, he is a bigot, because why did you vote for john? because clearly you're a big. the problem with his logic is that it can be used right back at him. >> dana: democrats have their own research done, and it showed that they are actually quite unpopular, and it looks like if the election were held today, president trump would win today, and so do you think comments like this help, or is this a part of the problem? >> juan: no, i think as far as

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i want to bring in fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria gps" and rear admiral john kirby.od evening to you. this is a fascinating interview about steve bannon. he did it with the american prospect. he called white nationalists a collection of clowns. if he didn't think he was on the record, then he was leaking. >> this whole situation is bizarre. it tells you the degree of internal chaos that's probably now consumed the trump white house because often what happens in these situations is, i've been in them, somebody calls you and it begins often as a sort of proper interview and they're trying to spin you but after a while, you know, you become the therapist because they are venting and they are trying to shape the way the public sees them. everybody in government often feels at a high level that they are deeply misunderstood and clearly part of what was going on was that with bannon. as always with steve bannon, what is striking is how intelligent he is, how coherent his world view is, if you listened to what he was saying about china, it's a very striking coherent view an

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"fareed zakaria gps" starts n . \s>>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. >>> we begin in charlottesville, virginia. the racist rallies that end in what appears to be murder. we'll explore the alt-right's new-found power and prestige in donald trump's america. >>> then, the north korea crisis. tough words from trump. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> and also from pyongyang. what will cool this crisis down? >>> and, bill maher, the satirist much of america loves and the rest loves to hate. >> jeff sessions is still hiding under his desk. and rex tillerson will now be reporting directly to putin. >> we'll talk about president trump, of course, d.c. dysfunction, and how the world views america today. >>> but first, here's my take. how did we get here? why does it appear that we're on the brink of a war in asia, one that could involve nuclear weapons? north korea has had nuclear weapons capacity for at least ten years now. have its rec

i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start the show with steve bannon exiting stage right.l a trump administration look like without the president's chief strategist. >>> more vehicles used as weapons, the spain attacks. is there any way to protect against such acts of terror.

i want to bring in cnn's fareed zakaria.ig win for the trump administration. >> it is a big win for the trump administration. they were willing to make some compromises. it was not as touch as the trump administration originally wanted. they had to water it down to get the chinese on board. but the fundamental game here is not about getting u.n. security council resolutions passed. there have been many, many passed. >> enforcing them. >> it's enforcing them, and in particular, getting the chinese to enforce them. that's the only thing that matters. north korea is a totally isolated economy. it has one patron. china provides 50% of its food and 90% of its fuel. they're the only ones that can shut off the supply. so far they haven't. because they have real strategic concerns. they worry about an imploding north korea. they worry about millions of refugees. they worry about a unified korea, which would have american troops, and a treaty alliance with america. >> if north korea fell, it's total instability for china, or unified

fareed zakaria, always a pleasure.hank you very much. >>> coming up next, the story that google may not want you to google. a software engineer writing an essay on why he believes women may be less suited to tech jobs than men. women in tech are reacting. we'll talk to one next. alzheimer's disease the fi is out there.survive and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >>> the ten-page memo written by a software engineer at google is causing all kinds of waves when it comes to diversity in the workplace. this yet to be identified male employees claims women are less suited for tech jobs for biological and psychological reasons. training programs for women highly politicized. diversity work aliens yates nonprogressives, and the gendend nonprogressives, and the gende may explain why we don't see

i want to bring in fareed zakaria. i want to get your response. how do trump supporters reconcile that he is basically going along with obama with obama's policy in afghanistan? because that's not what he said he would do. >> it is actually a significant move moment. if you cut through praising the military wnecessary and he did t well. there were strong words he gave and the strategy like the pakistan part which was the necessary point to make, but fundamentally, trump just signed onto the forever war in afghanistan. what you have is somebody coming in 16 years later, $1 trillion later after the united states has had over 100,000 troops in afghanistan for years and years and years and saying we just need a few more -- 4,000 more troops and this time it will do the trick. what has happened in the last three years, which somehow trump didn't mention is, afghanistan is being taken over by the taliban, about 43% of afghanistan is now governed by the taliban. the problem is not that we lose the united states loses in battles. it's that the united stat

i'm fareed zakaria. >>> today on the show -- melting ice.eltering temperatures. climate change. just how bad is it. former vice president al gore on the state of the planet. >> this is for real. were we not to take a hold of it and solve it, it -- the consequences would be too catastrophic to even imagine. >> he will also weigh in on the state of american politics. >> from my point of view, the worst of its

"fareed zakaria gps" starts n . \s>>> this is "gps," the global public square.of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. >>> we begin in charlottesville, virginia. the racist rallies that end in what appears to be murder. we'll explore the alt-right's new-found power and prestige in donald trump's america. >>> then, the north korea crisis. tough words from trump. >> they will be met with fire

welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria.today on the show, melting ice. violently powerful storms and ever more sweltering temperatures. climate change, just how bad is it? former vice president al gore on the state of the planet. >> this is for real, were we not to take a hold of it and solve it, the consequences would be too catastrophic to even imagine. >> he will also weigh in on the state of american politics. >> from my point of view, the worst of it is that it's producing constant distractions. >> will he jump in to fix the mess? >> wouldn't it make sense for you to run for president? >>> also the week in world affairs, russia, venezuela, north korea and will america get a new immigration policy? have a great panel to discuss. finally, an american red state taking queues from a much divided socialist scandinavian country. >>> and the prisons of north dakota is there a lesson for all of america? i'll explore. >>> but first here's "my take." in 1992, a politician dedicated to the working class made a speech in new york

i'm fareed zakaria. we'll start the show with steve bannon exiting stage right. what will a trump administration look like without the president's chief strategist. >>> more vehicles used as weapons, the spain attacks. is there any way to protect against such acts of terror. is this the new normal? i'll talk to peter bergen. >>> can america learn any lessons from tackling an ugly past? >>> why the president's disgust with the deal with iran could lead to a show down next month. >>> here's my take. much of america has reacted swiftly and strongly to donald trump's suggestion there is a moral equivalent between the white supremacists and those who protested against them in charlottesville, virginia. but the delayed, qualified and mealy mouthed reaction to those in the leading class tell a disturbing story about the elites. the least respected of today's leaders are, of course, politicians. the public views them as cowardly and pandering to polls and focus groups. that's how many too many republican officials have behaved in the face of trump's reactions. many, with

eastern for a cnn special report called "why trump won" it's recorded by cnn's fare fareed zakaria. >>> next up, house arrest. man charged with drunking driving in his own driveway, and with emotions high on affirmative action, harvard under fire for allegedly limiting the number of asian-americans students that it admits. i'll speak to one map who fooled everybody into thinking he was african-american so that he could get into medical school. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. (vo) unlimited is only as good as the network it's on. and only one network can be the best... verizon. just named number one in the nation by rootmetrics, the largest independent study. in call, data, speed, and reliability. and awarded number one overall network for the eighth time in a row. because only verizon has the best network and the best unlimited. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make4/7. our services more reliable than ever. like tec

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. we begin with the shocking events of this weekend from charlottesville, virginia, the racist rallies that ended in what appears to be murder. we'll explore the newfound prestige in donald trump's america. then -- >> the north korea crisis. tough words from trump. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> also from pyongyang. what will cool the this crisis down? and bill maher. >> jeff session es is still hiding under his desk. and rex tillerson will now be reporting directly to putin. >> we'll talk about president trump, of course. d.c. dysfunction, and how the world views america today. but first here's "my take." how did we get here? why does it appear that we're on the brink of a war in asia, one that could involve nuclear weapons? north korea has had nuclear weapons capacity for at least ten years now. have its recent advances been so dramatic and significant to force the united states to wage a preventive war? no. the crisis we now find ourself in has been exaggerated and mishan

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tonight on this day 200 of the presidency, cnn's special report will air "why trump won," cnn's fareed zakaria. join him for an investigation on the president's victory. 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, addicted to twitter, the president just can't stop attacking the media and a sitting u.s. senator. twitter helped get him in the office. will it also do him in? >>> plus, president trump frustrated with what is going on in afghanistan and calling on eric prince of blackwater for advice. >>> and an uproar over a google engineer saying that women are not suitable to be engineers. >>> good evening. addicted. the president cannot control himself, spending his day on a twitter tirade. it started at 6:38 a.m. he spent the next 38 minutes lashing out. the president called the mainstream media fake, failing, phony and inept. all of his words. and then he attacked richard blumenthal of connecticut. he tweeted about his past, misrepresentations about serving in vietnam. words the president used to talk about blumenthal on twitter, lied, defraud

tonight on this day 200 of the presidency, cnn's special report will air "why trump won," cnn's fareed zakariastigation on the president's victory. 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, addicted to twitter, the president just can't stop attacking the media and a sitting u.s. senator. twitter helped get him in the office. will it also do him in? >>> plus, president trump frustrated with what is going on in afghanistan and calling on eric prince of blackwater for advice. >>> and an uproar over a google engineer saying that women are not suitable to be engineers. >>> good evening. addicted. the president

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i was on tv last night with fareed zakaria who made a great point, donald trump did get elected because he's willing to say and do things like this. he's willing to engage when asked questions in ways that most politicians would say, we're monitoring the situation closely, their provocations are obviously unwelcome -- right? political speak. that's not donald trump. that's how -- that's what the people who voted for him want, at the same time how is it perceived and read in north korea or anywhere else. because i guarantee you though margaret is right on the nuance point there that we're not going to make a preemptive strike, but if they do something, we're locked and loaded, locked and loaded is what you're going -- is going to be the big takeaway, right? and what does that mean? that's always the difficulty with trump. does the rhetoric overtop the policy or what he meant, what his administration meant. >> is it harmless rhetoric, richard, or do you have concerns? >> i don't have any concerns at all. look, political types are going to say keep trying to message locked and loaded, but

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