u.n. john bolton will replace h. mcmaster as national security adviser next month president trump made the announcement via twitter mcmasters departure was a mutual decision according to one white house official that. china has unveiled a list of tariff sets considering placing on u.s. goods including paulk apples and steel pipes the move comes just hours.

ambassador to the u.n., john bolton will be his replacement. he will join us in moments to speak about this very breaking news tonight. he's just been announced in his position. also breaking this evening, investigators in austin hunting for a motive, looking closely at a target list that they have found of future addresses that bomber mark conditt was looking to strike. >> he was at my christmas table. he was a great kid. she was mart. he was loving. he was kind. i have no idea who this person is. >> it's extremely confusing. i don't make anything of it. just is -- doesn't make sense. i suppose this type of thing never does. >> everybody is interested in a motive and understanding why. we're never going to be able to put a ration behind these acts. >> martha: so why do killings with no motives multiply in america? the angry search for desire to kill total strangers, including as what happened in las vegas. tonight we have this chilling just-released video of the killer in the days before the largest mass shooting in american history. looking, a

u.n. john bolton would replace outgoing national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. last month ambassador bolton spoke at the annual cpac conference. this is half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen thank you so much for having us and a special thank you to our wonderful panelists here. i'm going to try and speak as little as possible because we have so much expertise here. i am grateful for the acu and all the hard-working staff who made this happen. when matt first asked me to moderate i said how dare you and he said moderate a panel, not moderate your views. i'm not sure i can do that. here we are one of the largest threats to the united states. is that radical islam? it said china? is a rush a? is a rogue states, rogue actors or all of the above? we have such a wonderful panel here with us. ambassador john bolton. [applause] who really is such a personal hero of mine. the man who i am sure so many of us hope and look forward to hearing a lot more from in policy areas over the next few years. i hope i haven't overstepped in a mark their ambassador but i say it proudl

u.n. john bolton would replace outgoing national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. last month ambassador bolton spoke at the annual cpac conference. this is half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen thank you so much for having us and a special thank you to our wonderful panelists here. i'm going to try and speak as little as possible because we have so much expertise here. i am grateful

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replacements, according to sources familiar with the matter, include former ambassador to the u.n., john boltonite house insisting mcmaster's job is safe. >> i spoke to the president last night. he asked me to pass that message along to general mcmaster. >> reporter: also in jeopardy, veterans affairs director david shulkin under fire for a scathing report on the v.a.'s washington medical center. floated as a possible successor "fox & friends" co-host pete hegseth. >> it's a thrill a minute. >> reporter: and in limbo hud secretary ben carson and the head of interior ryan zinke. yesterday testing his japanese when asked about funding related to world war ii internment camps. >> will we see it funded again in 2018? >> konnichiwa. >> i think it's still ohayo gozaimasu. but that's okay. >> reporter: the exodus of dozens of white house aides and secretaries defining his first 18 months in office. so what's next? >> we spoke to a number of staff this morning reassuring them no immediate personnel changes at this time and people shouldn't be concerned. >> reporter: h.r. mcmaster was notably visible to

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u.n. john bolton he's known for his whole case stands on both north korea and iran. secretary building in new york has thirty eight stories if you log ten stories today it wouldn't make a difference. the russians have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a pathetic performance if you make them feel pain and others feel pain then the possibility of deterring future conduct like this increases that's what we need to do. the caliphate that isis holds king abdullah of jordan who is not simply a muslim can have a muslim country unlike our president i. believe it was made on twitter at the end in typical trump style the president also made use of course of the same social media platform just earlier this month when he fired his secretary of state rex tillerson next from new york city khaled mopin takes a look at the latest arrivals through washington's revolving doors. he is the third national security advisor to the donald trump administration in the last fourteen months and john bolton is a long time advocate of the use of force again

u.n. john bolton who's known for his hawkish stance than on both north korea and iran. secretary building in new york has thirty eight stories if you. actions have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a static performance if you make them feel pain and others feel pain than the possibility of deterring future conduct like this in place if that's what we need to do. the caliphate devices now hold king abdullah of jordan was not simply a muslim king of a muslim country unlike our president i. meant what it was made was made on twitter in typical trump style the president also of course made use of that particular social media platform earlier this month when he fired his secretary of state rex tillerson and in new york takes a look next at the latest arrivals for washington's revolving doors of late. he is the third national security advisor to the donald trump administration in the last fourteen months and john bolton is a long time advocate of the use of force against iran and against north korea now those are two countries that are

master officially out as national security adviser to be replaced by former ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. in a new statement, bolton said in part -- >>> but bolton's appointment its met with mix read action. let's go to nbc's tracy pots in washington for the latest. tracy, good morning. >> hi, phillip, francis. bolton is former u.n. ambassador under president bush and known as hard-liner on foreign policy in line with some of the things we have heard from president trump. in the past he talked about bombing iran and attacking north korea. you can imagine the mixed reaction here. take a look at the president's tweet. announcing this change saying that bolton is coming on. he is thankful for the service for h.r. make master did an outstanding job and the hand-over will happen on april 9th. here on capitol hill, mixed reaction about the new national security adviser. >> i found it to be an extremely reasonable, thoughtful, and, and obviously well experienced individual. >> frankly the same concern we raised with michael flynn. before he was charged and before he pleaded guilty because of co

u.n. john bolton will replace mcmaster as national security advisor next month president trump made the announcementvia twitter mcmasters departure was a mutual decision and according to one white house official. china has unveiled a list of tariffs it's considering placing on u.s. goods including paulk apples and steel pipes the move comes just hours.

u.n. john bolton will be taking up the post replacing former army officer in charge mcmaster to scale mop and has more. he is the third national security advisor to the donald trump administration in the last fourteen months john bolton will be replacing h.r. mcmaster as the national security advisor to donald trump the president of united states now john bolton is a longtime advocate of the use of force against iran and against north korea now those are two countries that are rather vital for the trumpet ministration in the coming months in may donald trump will have to weigh in on the iran deal the j c p o a a the nuclear agreement that was agreed on now he'll have to weigh in on that deal and whether or not it will continue and furthermore the usa is on the verge of carrying out the historic meeting the first meeting between a head of state of the usa and the leader of the democratic people's republic of korea so at this point a lot of questions remain let's take a listen to some of what trump has said in recent months about iran and north korea and what his new and long well known nat

u.n. ambassador john bolton is in. here's the big news. this could mean major changes for how the trump white house deals with north korea, iran, and russia. >> there is also a major shakeup in president trump's legal team. john dowd, top personal attorney, resigning over a disagreement on how to respond to the russia investigation. he insists he still wants to talk to investigate orgs. >>> breaking overnight, the federal government will not run out of money overtight. joining us now is cnn political analyst maggie haberman. always good to have you. obviously on this, we have to start with the shakeup we are seeing in the white house. we had two yesterday. >> is right. >> i think starting with john bolton, which obviously had been rumored for some time, had been denied by sarah sanders as recently as i think sunday may have been the last time. >> around then, yeah. >> and yet we are hearing from john bolton from the announce. that, yes, this had been in the works. yes, the wheels were turning. even he was surprised when it came out yesterd

u.n. john bolton will be taking up the post replacing former army officer h. r. mcmaster let's cross live to our tease for the details caleb interesting time there in the states this is. another national security advisor we all know how the first one went out could you tell us more about this particular appointment yes this is the third national security adviser in fourteen months of donald trump's presidency john bolton now john bolton is an outspoken advocate of the use of force in foreign policy by the united states he's been a long outspoken in his advocacy of the use of force against both the islamic republic of iran and against north korea two issues that are rather vital at the moment in donald trump's presidency as we know of the united states is on the verge of having a meeting with the democratic people's republic of korea and furthermore the iran deal is something that donald trump is going to have to weigh in on in this coming may month of may which is pretty pretty soon upon us so the fact that john bolton has been selected is rather interesting let'

u.n. john bolton will be taking up the post replacing former army officer age our mcmaster our history of modern war. is the third national security advisor to the donald trump administration in the last fourteen months john bolton will be replacing h.r. mcmaster as the national security advisor to donald trump the president of united states now john bolton is a longtime advocate of the use of force against iran and against north korea now those are two countries that are rather vital for the trumpet ministration in the coming months in may donald trump will have to weigh in on the iran deal the j c p o a a the nuclear agreement that was agreed on now he'll have to weigh in on that deal and whether or not it will continue and furthermore the usa is on the verge of carrying out the historic meeting the first meeting between a head of state of the usa and the leader of the democratic people's republic of korea so at this point a lot of questions remain let's take a listen to some of what trump has said in recent months about iran and north korea and what his new and long well known national

u.n. john bolton will replace mcmaster as national security advisor next month president trump made the announcement via twitter mcmasters departure was a mutual decision according to one white house official or dip.

ambassador to the u.n., john bolton whose foreign policy ideas are closely aligned with the president's. >> secretary of housing and urban development, ben carson has also come inds -- has also come under fire, for spending $31,000 on a dining room set for his office. that order, jeff was eventually canceled. >>> caught on tape how to sabotage the filters on drinking water. tests found lead in nashville schools. the director of school facilities has been placed on leave after the recording came out. anna werner reports. >> metro nashville public schools began testing drinking water in 2016 after the crisis in flint michigan. around 30 schools installed hydration stations that filter out lead. a secret recording has parents worried their children any walter is stiwalter is still not safe. >> shelley baldwin has two daughters in the west end middle school. after testing showed high levels of lead in their water, some parents bought water stations and filters. >> they're sitting in the school basement. and there was really no clear answer as to why they weren't being installed. >> but in a

ambassador to the u.n., john bolton telling maria bartiromo the leader is afraid the u.s. will use the military option. >> what has kim jong un the tension that has not had his attention or his fathers is the threat that we will use military force to destroy his nuclear weapons program. i think he scared to death a sad and scared death that donald trump means what he says. cheryl: meanwhile, pyongyang has been quiet since the announcement of the historic meeting. no official response regarding the position since it happened during the meeting. lauren: cautiously optimistic here. the white house unveiled a plan to prevent school shootings in response to last month's parkland florida massacre including spending federal money in trading school stock to carry concealed weapons. cheryl:.plan does not include the president's call to raise the age limit. it costs a panel to study age restrictions and other potential changes the law. kevin mccarthy on the "sunday morning futures" explain this congressional efforts. >> we need to start enforcing what we have, but more importantly w

ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. white house chief of staff john kelly would be replaced by budget your mick mulvaney. also, if david shelton would be replaced by energy secretary rick perry. of course a lot more on this. why to d.c. in just a couple minutes. cheryl: more tax relief possibly on the way while celebrating the impact of a tax fly the boeing factory in st. louis, the president's record with house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady on a second package. >> we are now going for a phase two, which will help in addition to middle class, will help companies and it's going to be something very special. cheryl: boeing has been a major beneficiary of the tax laws so as to increase military spending. the plan is to make $300 million in new investment. take a look at shares about when they dropped yesterday. investors worried about this worried about the steel and aluminum tariff obviously in the potential trade work, especially when it comes to your appeared lauren: bowling was the darling of the dow la

u.n. ambassador john bolton would replace him.nnouncement came as a shock even to bolton, who said he was caught off guard during a live interview. the staff shake-up also came just before a prime time interview with karen mcdougal, a former "playboy" model who says she had an affair with the president years ago. and tonight, another potentially explosive interview is set to air. this one with adult film actress stormy daniels, who says she too had an affair with trump and was paid to keep quiet about it. so, what's at stake for the president? let's bring in abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams and chris ruddy, ceo of newsmax media and a personal confidant of the president's who is also an abc news contributor. and, chris, i want to start with you. you are a friend of the president. i know you spoke to him yesterday. we've seen so many sudden moves from the president this week with his staff, mcmaster out, bolton in. should we expect more of this? >> the president told me he's perplexed by all of these reports there's chaos at

u.n. john bolton. that would present a contrast where president trump wants to go. h or dove-ish approvapa. >> he likes john bolton on tv and larry kudlow. we could hear a "fox & friends" weekend host could be in the running. he is trusting his gut more. leave it to seth meyers to put it in perspective late last night. >> the aggressive reshovufflingf the team and make choices without advisers. among rumors of staff departures coming soon, one official told "vanity fair" the president is finally realizing he is the president. he is just making these decisions on his own. that is terrifying. that's like in "jurassic park" and the velasoraptors opening the doors. >> all bets are off. you would think this is good news that a president is getting confident and trusting his gut. is it? >> there is something to say about president trump being confident with respect to his decision making. some of his detractors say this is the dunn and krueger effect. he doesn't have much intelligence, but exceeding in confidence. i think with respect to the confidence, it is a good sign h

u.n. ambassador john bolton is in.ing and not moving to four star job. >>> more breaking news dow dropping 700 points. fifth time plunging. sparking for fears of massive trade war. that's what sent stocks spiraling. outfront now director of trade and manufacturing policy, peter navarro. peter thanks for your time tonight. as i said the news moving so fast and furiously, you know, go from 724 points being the lead of the show, to make changes at the white house. so let me just get you on the record to understand what's happening there. your reaction to the late breaking news on john bolton coming in, and h.r. mcmaster out as national security adviser. john bolton apparently saying he didn't expect this news to be announced today. do you have any sense as to why it was so sudden? was this because of the leak about the putin call or what? >> here's what i know. h.r. mcmaster is a gentleman, a war hero, and a great individual, who i've gotten to know really well over the past 14 months working on foreign military sales. he

but i want to start first, since we were just talking about john bolton, former u.n. ambassador, now to be president trump's national security adviser, you were the first to reveal that he, too, had a superpack many years ago. >> yes. >> that used cambridge analytica. is that correct? >> yeah. so the bolton pack was actually one of the first clients of cambridge analytica to use and exploit the algorithms that were developed using the misappropriated facebook data. they spent half a million dollars on that program where we deployed advertising online, and looked at essentially how to make americans more mitaristic in their views. >> more militaristic. what do you mean? >> the purpose of the pack, as i understood it, and as i

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wolf, happening right now at the white house, interesting meeting, former ambassador to the u.n., john bolton, and conservative commentator on fox news, had a meeting, we're told, with the president in the oval office this afternoon. the reason this is significant? of course, he's one of the people being mentioned as a possible replacement for hr mcmaster, the national security adviser. we know that the president is interested in shake iing up morf the team as well. he promised a couple weeks ago. we have not still seen that change. we'll see if anything comes of the meeting when john bolton, wolf, that revolving door in the white house keeps turning. >> let us know what you hear on that front. thank you very much. >>> while the special counsel investigation continues to bear down the white house, the republican-led house intelligence committee has ended, yes, ended, its russian probe with democrats wanting to push ahead on their own. listen to the panel's ranking member, congressman adam schiff. >> a rather sad chapter in our committee's long history. with the ening of the majority's partici

u.n. ambassador john bolton. president trump confirming the move in a tweet. >>> congress passing a 1$1.3 trillion spending bill effectively averting another government shutdown. it heads to the president's desk for his signature. >>> drop box pricing its ipo at $21 a share, higher than many expected. >>> facebook's coo, sheryl sandberg is apologizing for that massive data scandal exclusivitely to cnbc. let's go over to dom he has more on the global selloff. >> a lot of what's happening in red across the board threats of a u.s. trade war fueling that major global selloff. if you look at what happened in asia, if you thought it was bad in the u.s., look at japan, off by 4. 5% the hang seng in hong kong, down 2.5% the shanghai is down 3.4%. we're seeing broad based weakness in the european markets. the dax in germany off by 1.5% the ftse off about 1%. the cac off about 1.5% as well the fut chures market here, we' seeing weakness, though not to the extent we saw in asia and europe the dow jones off by 103 points. on

u.n. ambassador as john bolton as the new security adviser.ry tough on russia and understands exactly who putin is. >> that's right. >> melissa: now the president faces he's challenges with north korea, iran, russia. listen to this about ambassador bolton. >> bolton is a very solid professional with a long career. i think bolton and pompeo both will provide the president with a range of choices along with secretary mattis and i think they -- they'll be going in the room saying how can we help get what you want done as opposed to going in the room saying what you want done is wrong. >> john bolton is a disastrous pick. when he was nominated to be ambassador to the u.n. by a republican president with a republican controlled senate, he couldn't get confirmed because of real concerns about both his rhetoric and also about his track record of cooking intelligence to make it look other than it was. >> which side do you come down on? >> i think ambassador bolton who we know well, understands uniquely. this president understands that actually what hel

u.n. ambassador john bolton. it comes after weeks of speculation about mcmaster's job. nbc news reported that mr. trump was looking to replace the very respected three star general. he announced, effective john bolton will be my new national security adviser. i am very thankful for the service of general h.r. mcmaster who has done an outstanding job and will always remain my friend. >>> gun control have had as are expected to take to the streets. they're demanding action. there are two dozen marches planned and we want to hear from you on saturday. please send your sxks videos. >>> a bit of a chill moving in. we're tracking 30s in the morning and who will have the best chance of a few showers? >>> plus dramatic new video. this american who rushed into action, and he saved the life of a driver trapped in that suv. >> i was very lucky and found a match very easily. but many other people aren't as lucky. >> he received a life saving transplant. now he wants to save the lives of others. meet a bay area teenager. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra

u.n. ambassador john bolton to become his third national security advisor.is known for advocating hard-line positions on iran and north korea. his appointment is raising concern about an increased possibility of military conflict in different global crises. >> mom! mom! >> hey, hey, chas it? what's going on, hon? >> i'm scared. did you have a bad dream? no, mom. are you scared of the monster under the bed? >> no! it's the new national security advisor john bolton. he's a war monger who's called for preemptive strikes on north korea and iran! he's going to get us all

ambassador to the u.n., john bolton will be his replacement.e will join us in moments to speak about this very breaking news tonight. he's just been announced in his position. also breaking this evening, investigators in austin hunting for a motive, looking closely at a target list that they have found of future addresses that bomber mark conditt was looking to strike. >> he was at my christm

u.n. ambassador john bolton. bolton will take over april 9th and is mr.d national security adviser in over a year. he sees his role as a broker. >>> congress approved a $1.3 trillion spending bill, averting another government shutdown. it provides for big increase spending for defense and domestic spending. the president is expected to sign the bill today. >>> there's a massive study under way to find out why so many golden retrievers get cancer. chip reid shows us one dog who's helping others. >> go out. >> reporter: the sweet and playful golden retriever, one of the most popular dog breeds in america with a special talent for getting even so-called grown-ups to join in the fun. >> see, guys? there's nothing to it. >> reporter: but as kris campesi has learned through a painful experience, they also rate high on another scale. >> goldens have a high probability for cancer. >> reporter: about 60%. she recently lost one golden to cancer, and now 7-year-old maliki has a brain tumor. >> they're such a part of your life, and when it's time for them to go, it's

u.n. ambassador john bolton who is known for his strong stance on north korea and iran the appointment was made in typical trump style on twitter the us president also made use of the social media platform earlier this month when he fired his secretary of state rex tillerson hill apartment has a look now at the new arrival through washington's revolving door. he is the third national security advisor to the donald trump administration in the last fourteen months and john bolton is a long time advocate of the use of force against iran and against north korea now those are two countries that are rather vital for the trumpet ministration in the coming months in may donald trump will have to weigh in on the iran deal whether or not it will continue and furthermore the usa is on the verge of carrying out the historic meeting the first meeting between a head of state of the usa and the leader of the democratic people's republic of korea so at this point a lot of questions remain so the fact that john bolton has been selected is rather interesting i think they want to make peace i think it's time

u.n. bassador john bolton to replace outgoing national ty advisor h.r. mcmaster former trump campaign manager onrey lewandowski explaine issue where trump and mcmaster failed to see eye-to-eye. >> h.r. mcmaster was the individual in the building who was advocating for a larger enesence in afghanistan, which the preshad talked about during the campaign that he wasn in favor of. and more intervention on behalf of the military, and that's not where this president is. >> sreenivasan: the president is looking for a new lead lawyer for the russia investigationjo afte dowd resigned on thursday. mr. trump tweeted this morningat "many lawyers and top law firms want to represent me in the russia case." he noted that the problem is a new lawy get up to speed on the case. last week, the president invited attorneys joe digenova and victoria toeing to join the legal team but today the white house announced conflicts of interest with their other clients that would prevent them fr taking the jobs. it has been another busy weekend in the political world, to help us sort

u.n. ambassador john bolton is in. >> i didn't really expect that announcement this afternoon. >> reporter: it's trump's third national security adviser in 14 months. bolton has been a controversial figure in washington, a staunch supporter of the 2003 iraq war which the president himself calls a big mistake. bolton has also pressed the white house to take tougher positions on iran and north korea. >> well, i think the national security adviser and the entire structure of national security decision-making in the united states is intended to be flexible. it's intended to be adaptable to the way the incumbent president wants to structure it. >> reporter: also out, trump's lead attorney on the nearly year-long russia investigation, john dowd. sources tell abc news dowd felt the president was no longer taking his advice. john dowd was strongly opposed to president trump sitting down for an interview with special counsel robert mueller. but dowd's departure now makes that interview more likely with mueller and president trump has said he'd like that. kendis, diane. >> all right, a lot of change

u.n. ambassador john bolton who's known for his strong stance on north korea and iran the appointment was made in typical trump style on twitter the u.s. president also made use of the social media platform earlier this month when he fired his secretary of state rex tillerson caleb morgan has a look now with a new arrival through washington's revolving door. he is the third national security advisor to the donald trump administration in the last fourteen months and john bolton is a long time advocate of the use of force against iran and against north korea now those are two countries that are rather vital for the trumpet ministration in the coming months in may donald trump will have to weigh in on the iran deal whether or not it will continue and furthermore the usa is on the verge of carrying out the historic meeting the first meeting between a head of state of the usa and the leader of the democratic people's republic of korea so at this point a lot of questions remain so the fact that john bolton has been selected is rather interesting i think they want to make peace i think it's time

u.n. ambassador john bolton venturing over to the department of defense to meet with the personnel there and pentagon chief james mattis. just take a listen on how the encounter between bolton and mattis played out before the cameras. >> good to see you. >> thank you very much. thanks for coming and good to finally meet you. i've heard you're absolutely -- >> secretary mattis who was we believe joking says he expected there to be a partnership between himself and bolton despite their policy differences. >> hundreds gathered in sacramento to remember the life of stephon clark the unarmed black man gunned down by police last week. family and friends wiped away tears as they walked by the casket. sharpton rejected the white house assertions that the shooting was a local matter and demanded justice. >> they've been killing young black men all over the country. it's time for preachers to come out the pulpit. it's time for politicians to come out the office. it's time for us to go down and stop this madness. >> protests against clark's death continued after the funeral with about 100 people blocki

u.n. ambassador john bolton recently chosen to serve as president trump's national security advisor talked about his book "surrender is not an option, defending america at the united nations and abroad", he appeared on q & a in 2007. >> john bolten former ambassador to the united nations. why did you call your book "surrender is not a option". >> that was the choice of the editor. and in 1964 i was at the goldwater's headquarters in maryland. and goldwater's sho

u.n. ambassador john bolton as the trump administration's third national security adviser., john bolton will take the place of h.r. mcmaster april 9 as president trump continues to replace people with whom he has disagreed. his personal lawyer john dowd left his role this past week as the special counsel looks to interview the president and his multiple legal cases alleging infidelity gain attention. elaine. >> quijano: errol barnett. errol, thank you. protests against a fatal police shooting turned violent last night in sacramento, california. almonstrators faced off with police in riot gear. some damaged cars and blocked highway ramps. protests have been growing since the death last weekend of 22- year-old stephon clark. police say they thought he was holding a gun, but found only a cell phone. flags are at half-staff tonight at police stations across france in honor of a hero police officer. arnaud beltrame died a day after he traded places with a hostage at a supermarket in france. a gunman shot and killed the police officer. oul around the world, cities arve been going

john bolton is in. bolton is a former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., well known as a neocon and a hawk on military matters. he's advocating iran and north korea, and then some. john bolton will be trump's national security adviser in 14 months. the president announced this latest move on twitter, his medium of choice, saying the change will be effective april 9, thanking mcmaster for an outstanding job on the way out. we mentioned john bolton's service as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. he was a recess appointee from george w. bush, serving from august of 2005 to december of 2006. he resigned when his recess appointment ended because he was unlikely to win stand alone confirmation on his own merits from a newly elected democratic majority in the senate back then. the job he's being appointed to does not require senate confirmation. as we know, the president heavily favors fox news. that's where bolton has been appearing of late as an analyst and where he appearing on the air just tonight to talk about his latest appointment. >> making sure that the presi

john bolten was noumd he blew off the u.n. security council position to sudan. the economist magazine at the time quoted an unnamed senior western diplomat saying, quote, if john bolton managed to carve out a particular place in republican politics. i at this. >> during the trump transition, bolton's name like everybody else who works at fox news was floated as a possible secretary of state, as a possibility of sending to senate. the response from republicans in the senate was basically, ah, are you sure about that? that john bolton? john bolton did not get picked by trump for that deputy secretary of state job, which would have required senate confirm ago. he didn't get sent to the senate for conconfirmation. he's continued to stay around the white house, offering opinions on vietnam and north korea. published in ""the wall street journal,"" "the legal case for striking north korea first." in 1837 britain unleashed preemptive fire and fury against a wooden steam boat. it is perfectly legitimate for the united states to follow up. >> mr. bolton, thank you for being here with us. >> it's great to be here with you, rachel. >> what can you tell us about the surprise fac

u.n. ambassador john bolton. good to see you, john.e we start debating whether or not negotiating with the north korean regime will do any good to anybody let's go back to january. donald trump tweeted out something that scared the hell out of mainstream media. i will read the tweet for those who forget. north korean leader kim jong-un stated that the nuclear button is on his desk at all times. will someone from his depleted and food-starved regime please inform him i have a nuclear button but it is much bigger and more powerful than his and my button actually works. mainstream media freaked out at this, but it turns out he made more distance than they had getting him to the negotiating table. >> look i think that tweet, series of others and other things the president said finally got through to the north korean leadership and they realized that barack obama is no longer president. here's a president who is prepared and ready to use military force, not because he wants to but because he is not afraid to like obama and some of the other

u.n. advisor john bolton. the president sent out this tweet earlier this afternoon. also today, president trump signed a proclamation that imposes up to $60 billion in new tariffs on china. he says of their ongoing negotiations with china to reduce the u.s. trade deficit by $100 billion. this is 15 minutes. he was joined by commerce secretary wilbur ross. president trump: well, thank you very much, everybody. this has been long in the making. you heard many, many speeches by me and talks by me and interviews where i talk about unfair trade practices. we've lost over a fairly short period of time 60,000 factories in our country, closed, shuttered, gone.