not sure everybody is too dangerous to fire, but i think the's a connection obviously between steve banyan losing power and influence in the white house and donald trump's policy changes. donald trump is listen to go a different set of advisers. he listened to banyan when he got into office and it failed him. he wasn't able to get his health care legislation done. the travel ban that he put up was blocked by a court not once but twice. so this is a situation where he's looking for a way forward to become more popular, to get some things done in the white house. he's listening more to his son-in-law, jared can kushner, he's listening more to gary cohen, the economic adviser he's put in there. there is some fear that if he gets rid of banyan, banyan will rally the troops against donald trump. but i think steve banyan feels that he's a bigger and stronger leader of the nationalist conservative leader, my guess is he has a second thing coming. >> we shall see. great to have you here this morning. >> take care. >>> defense experts called it the right weapon for the right target. but how much of

but what is behind the talk of a clash between chief strategist steve banyan and jared kushner? >>> news this morning new, dealing with north korea. >>> and another directly involves the leader of that country, kim jong un. it's an option that might surprise you. we fwin with politics and new reaction from donald trump. instead focussing this morning on his meetings with foreign leaders, including chinese president xi and the future of these diplomatic relations. here is part of his weekly address. >> i have been clear about advocating for the national interests of the united states. something so important to me and so important to our people, one of the reasons, certainly, that i got elected. and i want to ensure that the decisions we make truly serve the safety .security of our citizens. our decisions will be guided by our values .our goals and we will reject the path of inflexible ideology that too often leads to unintended consequences. >> and as the trump administration weighs further action in syria, from one of the opponents of the military strike, here is democratic cong

net worth of steve banyan, $11 million. gary cohn, $611 million. the administration in total is valued at some $12 billion, the wealthiest in american history. how can these people relate to americans who haven't gotten a raise in three years or are wondering how they're going to pay for college? >> well, i would stay away from making a judgment that just because somebody is wealthy they're incapability of making good policy that suits the working class in the country and lower middle income. however, i would look at the policies that are coming from this white house right now and they do not suggest a particular interest in at least so far in addressing the needs of lower and middle class americans and perhaps that wealth for some of them is a blinder. i mean, i think if you went back and looked at the people who came into the white house with president obama or even george w. bush or bill clinton, going back many generations, you would be hard pressed to find an administration that looked like this in terms of net worth. usually it's a bunch of l