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the second alabama police officer killed in a week. it's only january 21st. well, turkey offering condolences to the four american heros killed by isis in syria. turkey's president expressing sorrow over their death in a call with president trump. the four americans were among 19 killed in a suicide bombing in syria last week. the commander in chief was at the dover air force base as their bodies returned to the u.s. on saturday. and apologies rolling in after some new video emerges or at least the whole video showing the confrontation between that group of catholic students wearing maga hats and a native american man at a rally in d.c. well, the media and critics rushing to condemn the boys for harassing that man you see there. but the new video shows the man approaching the teenagers and some who were quick to judge are now apologizing. megan mccain tweeting in part i like many may have reacted too quickly, apologize for being part of the media pile-on. the national review took down its story. the editor writing in part it's best not to make snap judgments and to wait for all si

turkey doing more against isis. but then, of course, the national security apparatus of the u.s. studied the situation and found out that although this is the goal, we need to put some conditions. first condition absolutely is to terminate isis once and for all which means fighting against isis. second securing the kurds. meaning we have to talk with the turks and setting them the price for you to intervene against isis is not to dismantle or destroy the kurds. >> bill: we have allies fighting in syria. you don't want to leave them behind unless they're protected. matt thornberry on that over the weekend. >> we have been very successful in beating back isis. i think the president deserves a lot of credit for that success because he took the shackles off of our military and they've done a lot of good work. but that job will not be finished forever. we have to at least have some presence to keep the pressure on. >> bill: i don't think you disagree with that. what does that look like do you believe? >> i would not disagree with the fact that strategically the u.s. should be present

neighborhood. republican authorities say three years ago, patterson worked at the same turkey plant as jayme's parents for one day but authorities don't believe he had any other contact with the family before the murders. >> we didn't have the suspect on the radar. that's unique. saying he randomly picked her. >> reporter: patterson is due in court where he will be charged with kidnapping and murder, his lawyers calling it a tragic situation. >> we have a job to do in terms of representing our client and his rights and interests. we understand the pain and emotion generated within this community. >> reporter: with signs of support all over her small wisconsin town welcoming her home, the legal battle for justice and answers is now under way as jayme settles into a life without her mom and dad. >> ron has mentioned this suspect will be in court later today. what do you expect? >> reporter: initially we were told patterson would appear in court via link from jail but his attorney asking he physically appear because of the seriousness of the charges. he will not enter a plea today. just a

murder of "washington post" contributor jamal khashoggi in a saudi consulate in turkey. pompeo told reporters the king and crown prince acknowledged everyone involved in khashoggi's murder needs to be held accountable. >>> a federal judge in california partially blocked trump administration birth-control coverage rules. they weret today in and washington, d.c. the rules would weaken the affordable care act contraceptive mandate. the trump administration wants to allow more employers to opt out of no-cost birth control for women on moral or religious grounds. >>> and the nooefl confirmed marine five will headline this year's super bowl -- confirmed maroon five will headline this year's super bowl. big boi and outcast will also perform. there will be a $500,000 joint donation to the social justice dream corp. several decided ton perform supporting colin kaepernick and those protesting social injustice. the game will air where -- dun, dun, dun, cbs, this year, january 30th. and see the super bowl on february 3rd here on cbs. the patriots play the chiefs next sunday. i think everybody k

adding it's not a good time anyway. >>> john bolton left turkey yesterday after not meeting with the turkish president erdogan. who then went on to asail the united states for a variety of things, including the trump administration's murky strategy for syria, in what he adds is a broken agreement with president trump. joining us live, correspondent cal perry. good to have you with us. help us break it down for a little bit. what exactly was john bolton trying to do? he was in israel. he was in turkey. he got snubbed by the turkish leadership. where does that leave our poles in syria? >> really. so let me take you back to simpler times, december 19th. we were all younger. there was two weeks ago. donald trump says isis is defeated. everyone is coming home. john bolton in turkey says not so fast. it will be done in coordination with the u.s. military and withdrawal of the u.s. forces. the turkish president flipped out. he said, quote, this is something he cannot swallow. he told the media perhaps there was an invasion on its way into northern syria from turkey. of course, this is about

that tomorrow. paula, thank you. the president today told turkey's president he'd agree to nte creation of a security zone in northern syria, that is home to u.s.-backed kurdish fighters. they have beaten back isis insurgents, but now potentially face a new enemy if the u.s. pulls out. our charlie d'agata is with them inside syria tonight. >> reporter: we crossed the border from iraq over the tigris river into the part of syria os. troops will soon be leaving. we're traveling through a part of northern syria, which is under the control of america's allies on the ground. but isis used to hold large stretches of territory here, and it could be a contested area once again when american forces pull out. those allies are the syrian democratic forces, a kurdish-led militia, whose partnership with u.s. troops here has enraged turkey, which accuses the force of having links to terrorists on turkish soil. the turks have vowed to step up attacks against the s.d.f., while president trump has threatened to devastate turkey economically if it does. is that enough of an insurance policy for

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not leave syria until isis is defeated and turkey guaranteed the safety of america's kurdish allies. he said there's no timetable for withdrawal. last month, the president said it was time for u.s. troops to come home, claiming isis was defeated. david martin is at the pentagon. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump's decision to pull all u.s. troops out of syria was criticized by both allies and members of his own party. also triggered the resignation of his defense secretary james mattis. now national security adviser john bolton says the u.s. will not leave syria until it accomplishes its mission. including destroying isis to the point it cannot make a comeback. the pentagon says the u.s. and its allies continue to conduct air and artillery strikes against isis targets in syria. also seeking guarantees that turkey will not attack kurdish fires who have been allies with the u.s. turkey has been massing troops on the border to go after them. bolton is expected to discuss that issue with turkish president erdogan when they meet in ankara tomorrow. defense o

out until isis is completely defeated and kurdish fighters are guaranteed protection from turkey. well, more trouble for huawei. the wall street journal says an executive for the chinese telecom company has been arrested in poland and charged with espionage. the suspect is huawei's local sales director who is a chinese national. the former deputy head of he poland's i.t. security department is also in custody. this comes amid concerns by the u.s. and other western governments that beijing is using huawei, the company, to spy on those countries. well, apple reportedly is planning to introduce three new lcd iphones this fall, despite the struggling 10r sales. and yes, i said iphones. the wall street journal is reporting apple will unveil new camera features including a triple rear camera for the highest end model. they are sticking with lcd this year. they're considering dropping the lcd models next year. dan niles was on "mornings with maria" earlier this week. he said apple is focusing on the wrong products. maria: 5g is a big deal. if 5g is on the horizon and i want to get the l

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turkey appearing to snub the united states over the fight against terrorists. president erdogan refusing to meet with u.s. national security advisor john bolton. president trump wants the country to guarantee it won't attack kurdish forces when we pull american troops out of syria. erdogan says he will make no concessions. turkey considers tucker kurdish fighters to be terrorists. the house of card's star stopped for speeding outside of washington, d.c. hours earlier spacey plead you had not guilty charges sexual assault against 18-year-old man in nantucket. if convicted he could spend up to five years in prison and be required to register as a sex offender. today, house democrats will introduce a new gun control bill on the eighth anniversary of former congresswoman gabriel giffords shooting. the bill will expand background checks for sales and transfers of firearms. giffords was shot in the head and nearly killed in arizona in 2011. the nra says background check did not prevent the shooting. for the second time in three years clemson is college football's national champion. >>

circulation is of rain but it's not off in the balkans you can see small snow for central turkey and rain to cover the already flooded area along most of the sides to be honest to the west where it was raining where it's going to the weekend is by the portuguese so it's all fine again and the sun's a but then the next storm system comes in it comes down through the u.k. obviously it's much colder rather is snow where it's forward flank has a big change of direction and that will eventually hit the outs to tuesday night or wednesday was to circulation africa bit more active bringing rain through its early to the domination and of course now beyond that up towards the south and garion plates are actually back of the water that means the dow geria to new zealand probably rocker will be involved in the picture of a monday rather cold analogy is rain coming on shore it's dying naturally about hugo fifteen degrees to enjoy and that's in the sunshine come tuesday and although disappointing mostly rain is skipped across northern to news here on tuesday it's actually warm further east. russian filmma

also president erdogan in turkey. >> great reporting, as usual. nic, thanks very much. that's it for me. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, walk out. the president literally says bye-bye to the democrats, calling the meeting a total waste of time. is the shutdown about to set a record with no end in sight? >>> plus, live from the border. what wall already exists and what more can trump actually build? "outfront" on the border, investigating tonight. and rudy giuliani says trump is done. no more questions from bob mueller, he won't answer anymore. is mueller about to issue his report? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" night, bye-bye. those are president trump's exact words. trump walking out of a meeting with congressional leaders about the shutdown when he didn't get his way late today and the president walking out set the tone. both sides addressing reporters afterwards with two very different versions of what went down. >> it wasn't even a high-stakes negotiation. it was a petulant president of the united states. >> we s

i'm going to have a turkey burger with lettuce and onions and pickles, and they were like no pickles. >> no picklepickles? >> it has so much sugar in it. >> roker's mad. >> i know, i know. i was like okay. no pickles. >> let me ask you a question, you've been on this thing for a few days, how did you feel after the first and second day? >> first and second day what you realize is that you're addicted to sugar. like it's like crack. you crave it. it's like a drug, and to be honest, it is the reason we have so much inflammation and so many toxins in our body, so my trainer challenged us. he knows i love to eat cookies. he's like you've got to scale back. just reset your body where we start getting you on healthier carbs and healthier things that have sugar in it. so now when i go back to eating a fruit in ten days, it's going to taste like an ice cream sund sundae. >> did you have a headache when you quit the sugar? >> you know what, i did have a little bit of like a sinusy thing happen. >> good, this will be fun. >> yeah. >> but jennifer -- >> yes? >> it's savannah, and i'm probably n

know -- it's like look at that. >> turkey bacon. >> eggs. >> i don't like turkey bacon. i'd rather have -- >> i mean, come on. he's in too. we're all in. >> what happens after day ten? then you go back to eating crap? what's the point of this? >> i do have to say the energy level thing is crazy. >> you are high energy. >> try it for one day. just today. >> but i don't want to. >> that's the point. that's the point. >> it turns out -- >> why did you even agree to go in? >> i don't know. i should have. i thought it would be easier. i don't eat a ton of carbs anyway, and the sugar, you know, there's just a lot of sugar in everything it turns out. so when you start making these micro decisions in the day. you're like this sucks. my life sucks now. >> wow. >> how do you feel? how do you really feel? >> that's how i feel. >> keeping it real. >> if you want more on the j.lo challenge, and joy bauer is giving us some meals we can eat and all that stuff, go to today.com/allday. get on board with us. have fun. it's just until the end of the week. >> if you're not quite there check out our #c

pot shots fired and the americans were there to calm things down because nobody felt turkey would move with the possibility of hitting u.s. soldiers. since the tweet of donald trump saying they are pulling out and the subsequent resignation of former of secretary of defense jim mattis and now the clarification that it may take longer than previously thought, although some equipment has begun to move out and this talk of a buffer zone, clearly things are in great flux here. it's unclear who is behind this particular attack. the broad question, of course, being what were those troops doing there? were there adequate force protection numbers if it turns out that, in fact, american troops were targeted in this particular attack. but it puts renewed focus on what their mission will be going forward and precisely what they do in an area where they have turkish-backed syrian rebels moving towards the syrian kurds but also the russian-backed syrian regime in that area, too. a very complicated battleground and one which when you hear a force is leaving that leaves them open to more vulnera

. that zone would be a buffer between turkey and kurdish fighters who erdogan sees as terrorists. speaking after talks with putin in moscow, erdogan said it was of crucial importance the planned u.s. withdrawl from sysyria did not leave room for terrorist groups to roam freely. putin said more action by both ankara and moscow is needed to liquidate the actions of terrorist groups, as he puts it. i'm joined here at the big table now by markus kaim. he's an analyst at the german institute for international and security affairs. it is good to see you again, markus. let me ask you, if donald trump, the u.s. president, had not said that he was going to withdraw troops from syria, would this meeting between erdogan and putin have even taken place? markus: maybe it would have taken place, but likely with a different agenda. we see the repercussions of the west withdraw from syria which has been announced in december. we were all expecting major geopolitical implications and now we see the united states has left behind, or is going to leave behind some kind of strategic vacuum that will

before that his contacts often during the campaign with the united arab emirates, with qatar, turkey, china and other countries, often blurred those lines between whether it was about the campaign or whether it was about his own personal business. and with all of those foreign contact, that seems to be why the cia said there's no way he can get up to this higher level and they even called and said how did he get this top secret security clearance in the first place? now we know it's because he was overruled by this person carl klein. the question that lingers on carl klein is who is he anni answering to? >> that's an interesting point, julia. if you look at when carl klein came in, it was may of 2017. he'd not been in that position previously. that was a few months in to the trump administration. according to your reporting or what you've heard talking to people, is this somebody who perhaps was brought in because he might be open to granting thos clearanc those clearances? >> i don't know for sure. i don't want to speak to why klein was brought if but i will talk about the timing. t

. that's about it. it may be turkey, may be a few others that want us out precipitously. wait a minute, you shouldn't do that. republicans on the hill who tend to back him on anything, no, we don't agree to that either. you have to pay attention. yes, they're not all linked but all counter to how we've done business in washington and government, you have to zero in on it and start to ask those questions. why? go back, what does vladamir putin have over trump? that used to be very conspiratorial when you say it. we now know if you listen to rudy guiliani and people in this white house, there was potential activity going on, a potential business deal throughout the campaign for trump to have a property in moscow, coordination between michael cohen, his right hand person and moscow. moscow knew that. putin knew that. putin knows every single thing that happens in rush, contact that happens and that is one thing you would have dangling over him. >> it is. there are so many coincidences. if you're sitting at a craps table and somebody rolls snake eyes once, but if they do it 47 times

turkey, a key nato ally. national security adviser john timing of america's withdrawal from syria but he never got to meet with turkey's president. >> reporter: john bolton was in turkey today looking for an assurance that when the u.s. pulled it's roughly 2,000 troops out of neighboring syria, the turkish will not attack america's syrian allies on the ground. instead, an angry turkish president accused bolton of making a serious mistake after mixed messages on the u.s. withdrawal plan. america's partners in syria are ou, tlbugtat be turkey a views a terrorist organization and says it's drawn up plans to attack them. >> now we have won -- >> reporter: less than a month after president trump announced that american troops in syria would be coming home, there's now confusion over exactly when they'll withdrawal leaving u.s. allies unsettled here in the middle east. meanwhile, america's partners in the fight against isis, known as the syrian democratic forces also feel betrayed. they have called the u.s. withdrawal a stab in the back and fear an on slot from turkey. a rag tag army of

today said the united states is not going to withdraw our troops until turkey promises to protect the kurds until we're certain that isis is defeated. do you know what the policy is, and do you support it? >> i don't think anybody knows what the policy is. that's part of the problem and why secretary mattis did a decent job. our allies matter enormously, and the president treats them like dirt. he insults them regularly, does not consult them, makes radical decisions via twitter and changes his mind the next day. the world is big and complicated. the u.s. is not able to do everything on our own. we need allies to support us. he has alienated them across the board, and in syria, the two points that john bolton made are obvious. those are the two big concerns we have. we don't want isis to rise again and be a transnational terrorist threat and we don't want our allies the kurds, to be slaughtered in turkey. that was obvious how many ever weeks ago it was when president trump apparently on a whim tweeted out, we're getting out of syria. so, you know, i'm pleased that john bolton has

to turkey to sort of see and calm the region on the withdrawal piece. i think you'll see it slow down as a result of that trip as well. >> well, let us hope, i mean, and how strange that john bolton would be working for an administration that would consciously work to help islamic radicals and the russians and the iranians after you see all that he has written. his public life has been defined by not giving an inch to the very forces that donald trump would be helping and if lindsey graham is, by the way, the trump whisperer here on syria and stopping seeding that region to the iranians and isis to the detriment of just about everybody, but especially israel, then god bless lindsey graham for doing that. let me ask you, speaking of russia, your thoughts about donald trump picking up the kremlin's line, vladimir putin's line on the invasion of afghanistan in 1979. i don't know a single foreign policy expert over the past 30 years that thought that was about terrorism, even the russians themselves said they were doing it in furtherance of the bresh na doctrine that somebody would never

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middle of growing diplomatic tensions between turkey and the united states. turkey says it will launch an offensive against u.s. allies in syria, whether or not the trump administration delays the promised withdrawal of troops. the diplomatic battle has not changed the mission of those protecting american forces on the ground. charlie d'agata met with u.s. service members open board an aircraft carrier recently redeployed to the region. >> reporter: they don't do government shutdowns on u.s. aircraft carriers in the persian gulf. we arrived aboard to find a nuclear powered supercarrier at full steam, catapulting f-18 fighter jets into the sky. they hit taliban targets in afghanistan and continue to launch dozens of air strikes against isis positionings s in and syria, whatever the mixed messages out of washington. despite president trump's abrupt decision to withdraw u.s. forces from syria, here at least there's been no letup in the number of aircrafts that support them. and in support of their kurdish allies on the ground. despite continued threats from turkey. then there's ira

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about the unintended consequences. turkey sees the national security adviser going and trying to make amends to israel and thereby upsetting turkey by declaring that we will stay in syria long enough to protect the syrian kurds. turkey is about enemy, he calls them terrorists who have been our allies. we trained them. they're our proxies on the ground there. so all of this including the withdrawal which robs us of good, valuable intelligence as well as ground forces and by the way, neither france nor britain were given any heads up he was going to announce a withdrawal. >> from the latest on the fbi investigation to those upcoming meetings in riyad, thank you for being with us. live in riyadh, a pleasure. >>> let me turn now to democratic freshman congresswoman from california katie hill. it's been a while since i last interviewed you and came out to california to speak with you. so let me play you some sound from mike pompeo yesterday on cbs "fact te the nation". i want to get your take. >> it's absolutely ludicrous. >> he says it's ludicrous, katie. what is your reaction to what we'

bolton is in turkey to discuss protecting kurdish fighters in syria. russia probe interview transcripts can soon be fully available to robert mueller. the new house intelligence committee adam schiff says it's at the top of his agenda. >> we hope as one of our first acts to make the transcripts of our witnesses fully available to special could believe -- counsel for any purpose of bringing of perjury charges against any of the witnesses but also to see evidence they contain and flesh out the picture for the special counsel. jillian: didn't express any names of witnesses committing perjury, comes as special counsel robert mueller is extended up to 1 more months. outgoing california governor jerry brown is standing by state sanctuary status despite local law enforcement officials blaming policies for police officer's murder, gustavo, illegal immigrant is charged with killing corporasingh. legislation he signed is not the blame. >> i think people are now looking to blame somebody because of the terrible thing that happened, had nothing to do with the thing happened. jillian: al

minister says he refuses to allow iran to establish itself in syria. turkey offers condolences for the four american heros killed by isis in syria. turkey's president expressed sorrow over their deaths in a call with president trump, that's according to the white house. the four americans were among 19 killed in a suicide bombing in syria last week. the commander in chief was at dover air force base as their bodies r returned to the us on saturday. mike pence offering insight into the upcoming nuclear summit between president trump and kim jong un. >> we'll be laying out our expectation for north korea to take concrete steps to begin to make real the denuclearization that kim jong un committed to and the president's very optimistic. jillian: the two leaders have agreed to a second summit at the end of february. u.s. officials say the rogue nation has not taken any significant steps to get rid of its nuclear weapons, despite promising to do so during last year's summit in singapore. well, a buzzfeed reporter can't seem to explain discrepancies in the story that claimed president trump d

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. the thing is, the crucial stuff over here in turkey is going to be very much in line with our quality-based growth. there has to be some slowing down. i think year-end, this is what we have planned for. 2019 will be a very much promising year for us. francine: speculation the fourth-quarter gdp will go into a technical recession. is this healthy for a rebalancing period? berat: we will see a significant slowdown. we are pushing very hard on, it has to be soft urposes.p turkey is going to be very much in line with what we have planned for, the 2019 growth which was 2.3. it is very much on track. francine: so it will go back to the trend and happy for? -- it had before? do you worry about being impacted by world affairs, the u.s.-china trade war and things like that? berat: our initial strategy was what we need to focus on in the last couple of years, all of this terrorism attacks and fighting internally and regionally in syria and iraq. we arrived in a new system which is straightforward and in line with -- point,ng is, from that we have been focused on these three vulnerable p

turkey who view kurdish forces as an existential threat. if krou talk to them on the ground you get the real story. almost every family in the town lost someone in the fight with isis. there's a sense of anger, a sense of abandonment. the u.s. has taken what they need from them and leaving them, leaving them to an unknown enemy in turkey. fears of a blood bath and resurgence of isis. what happens to the areas the u.s. officials or u.s. military is pulling back from? could we see the regime coming back to these areas, taking control of the vacuum with, potentially iran and their iran backed forces. for people on the ground huge amounts of anxiety, concern and abandonment. >> be careful over there. one of our most courageous journalists, thanks so much. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> the record looming. trump refusing to take responsibility. the shutdown on track to be the longest in history. the buck stops with him. republican congressman, steve king, under fire for embracing white nationalism. is he giving fuel to trump's fire and vice versa? alexandria cortez fighting with

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in the sense that the president has this is conversation with the leader of turkey and suddenly says we're withdrawing all troops from syria. so there's concern something like that can could happen when he gets in the room with the leader of north korea next. on top of that, the fact that north korea has no interest in actually denuclear rising. > bill, director coates says when it comes to china and russia, the two u.s. adversaries "are more aligned than at any point since the mid-1950s." what do you make of that? >> which should worry us all at the height of the cold war. it's not unreasonable if china and russia and north korea and iran see the united states as their main adversary, enemy, they would work together together. and you just have to look at these tweets this morning and what happened yesterday in congress to see actually china and russia's work is coming along very nicely because it's in their interests to sow division to, sow doubt, discord in the west. that's what they want. and that's exactly what they were watching in congress yesterday. and they will be watching.

security advisor is in turkey tonight with a pointed message to the government there. trey yanks shows us from the middle east newsroom. >> u.s. troops in syria will continue to fight isis until the group is completely destroyed. national security advisor don bolton arrived in turkey today to deliver this message to the turkish leadership. in tomorrow's meeting he will stress the u.s. wants assurances from the turkish government about the fate of syrian kurds. on sunday, he said the united states will pull out of syria only if turkey agrees not to attack the kurds. turkish president erdogan had promised a massive military campaign against the u.s. fighters that he has referred to as terrorists. for now that operation appears to be on hold. a senior national security official confirmed to fox news that the chairman of the joint chief of staff, joseph dunford will join him as he lays out a new plan for u.s. troop withdrawal from syria. the shift in u.s. policy is the latest in a series of reversals following president trumps december decision to withdraw troops from the country. admits c

islamic state is defeated for good, adding that they will stay until turkey agrees not to go off. john bolton has offered assurances on president trump's declaring that the jihadist had been defeated. and in an unprecedented move, the king of malaysia has abdicated. he is stepping down immediately, and well the palace statement gave no reason, it follows media reports of ill health. the position is mostly ceremonial, but hold some discretionary powers. global news, 24 hours a day and at @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm rosalind chin. this is bloomberg. ♪ two and a half hours to go before moscow breaks ground on carfirst electric vehicle manufacturing facility outside the u.s.. elon musk has been talking about his plans for what comes next. they aim to finish initial with production beginning by the end of the year. seems rather optimistic. are 3.5 hours away from the start of the ceremony which will break ground. thisg a look at markets, is the position -- hang seng has half an hour, the nikkei on a just as these g

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the islamic state were defeated. and turkey provided guarantees it would not strike kurdish forces allied with the u.s. that piece hit a nerve with the president who tweeted this -- the failing "the new york times" has knowingly written a very inaccurate story on my intentions on syria. no different from my original statements. we will be leaving at a proper pace. while at the same time continuing to fight isis and doing all else that is prudent and necessary. hmm, it seems like the president can't even keep track of his own story. >> so our boys, our young women, our men, they're all coming back and they're coming back now. we're going to be removing our troops. i never said we're doing it that quickly. >> how long? >> it's going quickly. and we have won against isis. we've beaten them and we have beaten them badly. we won't be finally pulled out until isis is gone. we won and that's the way we want it and that's the way they want it. >> joining the conversation, matt miller, former chief spokesman for the justice department, aaron michael, tim miller's still here. michael, we wil

turkey and, you know, he's basically saying that this is now a condition-based withdraw. there's a series of different conditions on the ground or policy elements that they want to see in place before they're going to withdraw troops from syria. that's a pretty significant shift from what we heard from the president, from that video clip. >> has the president, since john bolton made that statement yesterday, has the president said anything? remember, it was after a phone call with erdogan when he said we're going to pull troops. the trump business has wone, maybe two buildings in turkey. he's got a relationship with him. >> yes, he said -- the president responded, saying that, you know, he never said that withdraw with happen that quickly. >> yes, he did. he did. that's a lie. >> he did say that the troops were coming home now. he also said that the u.s. won't fully be pulled out of syria until isis is totally gone which is another sort of shift. if you row call, he said initially that turkey was going to take over the last of the fight against isis. now the u.s. is saying -- the a

ground in western syria. turkey's foreign minister says his forces could launch an invasion to crush america's kurdish allies. john bolton tried to get turkey not to attack. it appears the process failed. >> shepard: thanks, chris. mike pompeo is also bringing the administration's anti-iran message to the gulf arab states as he tours the middle east this week. the state department correspondent rich edson has been traveling with secretary pompeo and sat down with him in cairo for a one-on-one. >> shep, we're looking at a question of whether or not what the political future of syria will look like as a result of this. in 2017, rex tillerson said bashar al-assad said he would play no role in the country's political future. but he's consolidated power since then. so we asked the current secretary of state whether that still applies. whether assad will have any control over that future. here's what he said. >> we're very hopeful that we get the bad actors, the russians and the iranians to come to the table along with the regime and all the other stakeholders in there to come to the table

are talking about here. but, there's clearly been a shift in policy in syria and turkey and is 2019, in your view, going to have an element of danger to it in terms of our foreign policy, reaction to what's happening in the middle east? almost all of it controlled by the president, depending on what he wants to do, a year of danger. >> we are closer to confrontation with russia. by that i mean shooting confrontation than any reasonable person would want. the instance in the last month, six weeks, surrounding ukraine should worry all of us. when you have russians ramming boats in the black sea and capturing their crews, when you have close confrontations with jets and ships at sea. you know, you are too close. same thing in asia. we are poised in a much more confrontational way with china. china wants to push back. >> john, we are reminded, time and again, robert mueller is in the backdrop of this. we don't know what is coming around the corner in 2019 with mueller. we had one former prosecutor say we know 1% to 2% of what bob mueller is working on. i wonder, who is around the presid

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