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kerstin hagland. michael medved, nationally syndicated talk radio host. thank few for being here.going to go to you, michael, you're at a disadvantage not being a t the table with us. have you been able to just observing the trump administration over the last week come to some understanding of what is their foreign policy doctri doctrine? what is trump's doctrine? >> they don't have one yet. it's in formation but i'm very, very encouraged because this is beginning to look more like a normal presidency. it's abnormal that they posted that big picture of president trump reaching that decision. and it was at mar-a-lago. it wasn't in the situation room in the white house. but this generally -- i mean, people who have talked for a long, long time about trying to move forward, to try to resolve this horrible syrian conflict, this all of a sudden is beginning to look serious. and also the word being that steve bannon in the white house was opposed to this very limited even military strike and that there may be a white house staff shakeup, that's very encouraging to a lot of people who wo

we w me, analyst kerstin powers, "usa today" columnist and alex burns with "the new york times." and m.j. lee lays it out in perfect fashion, and she talked about how the president's view has seemed to evolve down the campaign. a quick walk down memory lane. you love these walks. this is may 26th, 2016. here's president trump. listen to this. >> we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement and stop -- [ cheers and applause ] unbelievable. and stop all payments of the united states tax dollars to u.n. global warming programs. >> i mean, the president seems pretty clear. then candidate trump seemed pretty clear on what his view was. the white house is now going to have this, like, face-off. i've got a lot of visions in my head of what it's going to look like in that room. what's changed, though? >> well, he was as unambiguous about the climate change agreement as he was about china being a currency manipulator, and not only has he reversed himself on that issue but says quite emphatically, that he hasn't, that the circumstances around him have changed. >> the issues have evolv

kerstin hagland. and michael nedved nationally sind greated radio talk show host.o you, mike, you're at a disadvantage not being at the table with us. you have been able to, just observing the trump administration over the last week come to some understanding of what is their foreign policy doctrine? what is trump's doctrine? >> they don't have one yet. it's in formation but i'm very, very encouraged because this is beginning to look more like a normal presidency. it's abnormal that they posted that big picture of president trump reaching that decision. and it was at mar-a-lago. it wasn't in the situation room in the white house. this general -- people have talked for a long, long time about people trying to move forward and resolve this serious human conflict this is beginning to look serious. and also the word being that steve bannon in the white house was opposed to this very limited even military strike and that there may be a white house staff shake-up, that's very encouraging to a lot of people who would like to see a more mainstream conservative republican p