kimberly strassel, what say you?his is a president that will fulfill all of his campaign promises and take action. this is also a president who sometimes allows his own missteps to get in the way of his successes. he did a lot of stuff this week that was important and good for the economy, but some of it was overshadowed by back and forth over attendance and crowds and voter fraud and diplomatic tiff with mexico and we'll see if there is any greater discipline going forward. >> discipline, tom friedman, i don't know, but then again donald trump doesn't mind the chaos. >> you know, chuck, one of the points i actually make in my book is from a systems analyst named lynn wells who said you shouldn't think in the box or out of the box. you should always think without a box. what he meant by that is the world is seamlessly integrated where telecommunications and climates are interwoven. think about the policies. one of the things is we want to keep immigrants out. that is coming from central africa toward europe and not a

freedman, columnist for the "new york times," nbc news political analyst michael steele and kimberly strassel, columnist for the wall street journal. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> the longest running show in television history celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. you heard that right. we are beginning our 70th year on the air, a year-long celebration. we'll have more on that later in the show. let's get down to business. for the second straight saturday, the new trump presidency was met with frustration, anger and protests. but unlike last week's massive planned demonstrations, yesterday's were spontaneous and had to do with specific action by president trump. the president's steps to, in effect, prevent some muslims from entering the country led to dozens of people with permanent resident status being detained at american airports. that led to protests at those airports all around the country. many others at airports across the globe en route to the united states were simply told to go home. the wild scenes at u.s. airpor