Don't Tell Me That My Parents Didn't

Having A Missile Test Is Not The Way For North Korea To Sit Down With The President Donald Trump, Because He's Absolutely Not Going To Do It. And I Can Tell You, Kim Jong-un Can Sit There And Say All The Conditions He Wants, Until He Meets Our Conditions, We're Not Sitting Down With Him.

I Think That Russia Is Very Aware That They Are On Notice When It Comes To Certain Issues. They Are Very Aware That We Do Want To Try And Defeat Isis Together, If That's At All Possible, Along With Our Allies. But There's No Love Or Anything Going On With Russia Right Now. They Get That We're Getting Our Strength Back, That We're Getting Our Voice Back, And That We're Starting To Lead Again. And Honestly, At The United Nations, That's The Number One Comment I Get Is They're Just So Happy To See The United States Lead Again.

China And Russia Play Very Different Roles. They Both Are Getting Involved Across The World In All Different Pockets. Their Tentacles Are Everywhere. Russia Is Doing It Through Elections And Through Military Actions And Through Trying To Get Involved In Conversations. China Is Doing It Economically. If You Look At Their Infrastructure, They Are Everywhere In The World Now And They Want To Continue To Do That So That They Have A Stronghold.

I Don't Feel Like President Trump Doesn't Listen To Me On Russia. If He Had A Problem With What I'm Saying, He Would Say Something. And He Hasn't.

When You're Offered A Job To Serve Your Country, You Step Back And Assess. And Once I Spoke With President Trump And Told Him What I Thought I Needed To Be Successful - Which Was To Be A Cabinet Member; To Be On The National Security Council, Where I Could Be A Part Of The Policy Decisions; And To Be Able To Say What I Wanted To Say - How Do You Not Do That Job? He Was Incredibly Supportive. He's Continued To Be. I Love A Good Challenge, And This Certainly Has Been That.