i certainly think through his eight years in office, barack obama would periodically say that nationbuilding begins at home unti. thatn't a great leap from narrative to making america great again. so i think trump was elected to pay more attention to the challenges inside the united states. i think that is what the majority of the american people want him to do. so by the very nature of being president of the united states, being leader of the free world, we have to take an internationalist view, in terms of our foreign-policy. be ask donald trump will skeptical as barack obama was in terms of the potential applications of interventionism. barack obama was very cautious about his approach to syria. donald trump will be as well. host: new york, victor is an independent. good morning. are you with us? turn your radio down. we go to kenny and florida. good morning. caller: good morning. book, but byd your the title, it talks about a fractured state. who are you referring to as the fractured state? as far as i am concerned, obama has been running the government for the last eight years, does he

nationbuilding is what we need to do.hange, iraq war, elliott abrams is one of the key architects of the iraq war. we don't need people with the failed policies, donald trump does represent something new and different. i think a welcome relief from the neocons. i hope he doesn't appoint someone who doesn't agree with him. >> tucker: i am baffled by it. senator, thank you so much. president trump is pushing to undo a lot of his predecessor's legacy. but one act from the obama administration is completely intact. last make him a degree from the department of justice and education ordered all public schools to let their transgender identifying students use whichever bathroom they wanted to use, even if it didn't match their physical. that order is still enforced. and an an odd twist, they are teaming up divided. the board chair for women's liberation front, the self-described radical feminist group that strongly opposes president obama's order entry joins us now. thank you for joining us. normally, you will describe someone

i certainly think throughout his eight years in office barack obama periodically would say "nationbuilding begins at home." there is not a great week from that narrative to "make america great again." electeddonald trump was to pay attention to challenges inside the united states and that is what the majority of american people want him to do, so i think that while, by his nature of being president, still being leader of the free world, we have to take an internationalist view in terms of our foreign-policy but i think donald trump will be as skeptical as barack obama was in terms of the potential implications of interventionism. barack obama was very cautious about his approach to syria and i think donald trump will be as well. host: terry in new york, victor is an independent. good morning. are you with us? we will see if we can come back to you. kenny in pensacola, florida, republican, good morning. guest: good morning, mr. crowley. i was curious, i haven't read your book but by the title it says fractured state. are youous, who referring to as a fractured state? far as i'm concerned, o

money overseas, let's quit spending this money fighting these wars and other countries, let's do nationbuilding at home. he is talked about a trillion dollar stimulus that he wants to do one infrastructural improvement in the united states and he wants tax cuts and jobs programs and all the stuff. so come on tuesday, when we are listening to the speech, he is talking about that, cuts, shifting budget priorities, that won't be as popular as if he is talking about what people like from him, go, go, go. >> sandra: what was announced today, will this be seen as following through on donald trump's campaign promises? i want to pull up this poll that recently found 58% think the military is stretched too thin and 45% plurality feels it is underfunded. will this take care of their concerns? >> it well. chris is right. there is sort of a schizophrenic approach. part of the basis said we want to bring america home and pay attention to things at home. another part of his base said, we want america respected and strong and we want to beat isis. we want to destroy isis, we want america to be the leader of t

he has a loud voice for nationbuilding.eanwhile, the state department official is now commenting, . state department official says "at this point, indications are that this legalization is likely to be reviewed by the relevant israeli courts, and of the trump administration will withhold comment on they legislation until the relevant court ruling." they also said that it would go to a national court for opposition. at that official doesn't say that the trump administration strongly opposes any type of case against israel in a criminal court, saying that that would only be a detriment to the process. >> jenna: rich, thank you. it >> jon: using her traumatic experience to help others, amanda berry, the young woman held captive and equivalent house for ten years before she was freed. oh what she's doing now to try to re-night others with their families. plus, party time for patriots nation. it is big super bowl victory. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a fancy juice store? ready, go! hi, juice universe