Tensions between President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are at an all-time high, with the party leaders in a war of words with each other and negotiations over infrastructure coming to a screeching halt this week. The daily drama is turning 'into a reality show' -- that is,
Tensions between President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are at an all-time high, with the party leaders in a war of words with each other and negotiations over infrastructure coming to a screeching halt this week.
On Wednesday morning, Pelosi emerged from a closed-door meeting with House Democrats, some of whom were pressuring her to begin impeachment proceedings against the president, and accused Trump of being"engaged in a cover-up." — Nancy Pelosi May 23, 2019 Asked by Raddatz on"This Week" if Pelosi should be tuning out the attacks from the president, Buttigieg pointed to her past in which she had stood her ground and gone toe-to-toe with him.
Buttigieg has said that Trump has committed impeachable offenses since the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential campaign and possible obstruction of justice by the president, but the mayor has shied away from joining those calling for the proceedings to get underway.
Buttigieg said his plan to get out of the region involves isolating threats"that are specifically related to the homeland" and establishing intelligence and special operations capabilities"to head off those threats" while removing a ground presence."Well, many years ago would have been the time to make good on the idea of leaving," Buttigieg responded.
"There's very little indication of a cohesive foreign policy or national security strategy in this White House and while there are some indications that the president himself does not want a confrontation with Iran, there are also a lot of indications that the president may not be fully in control of his own administration, and it would be very easy through a pattern of escalation that starts with rhetoric, then it turns into movements and eventually turns into actions, that this could...
A"thorny issue" for Buttigieg lies in the current talks between the United States and North Korea. He said Trump handed the country"legitimacy" when he agreed to host a summit. Recently, the president authorized a $16 billion bailout for American farmers hurt by the trade war, something Buttigieg calls a"Band-aid" that does not fix the core issue.
He told Raddatz that"there is no question" that the president used bone spurs as an excuse to avoid service.
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