richard haass is with us on the council on foreign relations. on, the essay of last week was robert kagan of brookings writing in "the washington post." tom: ambassador haass, everybody is talking about this essay, and you just mentioned our nationalism. , somee many nationalisms good but some bad ones as well. richard: nationalism can be collective but also tear at the factor -- but also tear at the fabric of the nation. i worry about economic nationalism. it feeds into this we have got to turn inward, and obviously we have to keep the balance between what we do here and what we do in the world of globalization. we cannot prosper at home unless we are heavily involved in the world. tom: can there be a constructive republican policy? there is a huge debate about people over here and over there. can mr. trump be dragged toward a more moderate stance, or is that unproven at this point? richard: i think the question can be asked about both parties. in both parties you have powerful tendencies or forces arguing against globalization. you see it in th

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so richard haass you wonder why they keep going out there repeatedly saying, what i did was approvedte department. it was allowed by the state department. when the state department clearly said it wasn't. it was not allowed. she didn't ask. if she did ask we would tell her hell no. >> they have and has a classified system. it's okay to have a personal system. the idea is the co-mingling that gets you in trouble. powell wanted the state department to become more wired to the world. he wanted to be able to go on the internet to e see what was going on, to have a larger set of connections but co-mingling gets you in trouble and setting up the separate system and bringing the two together. >> how sad and pathetic when clinton supporters and people in the media say, you know, colin powell did this also. colin powell did this at a time where there were not the rules that there were when hillary clinton was there. and when the world was completely different when colin powell was doing it. everybody knows that. i don't know why u people saying that really think americans are that stupid, but