As President Trump catches heat from all sides over his decision to move U.S. troops out of

Northern Syria, we examine the president's seemingly contradictory foreign policy impulses and we ask.

Is there any such thing as the Trump doctrine? Then, AOC and the rest of the squad

pick a presidential candidate, Kanye West give lessons on family values, and finally the mailbag,

all that more. I'm Michael Knowles and this is the Michael Knowles show.

I have before me the single greatest letter ever written by a head of state to another head of state.

This is President Trump's truly bizarre and very, very entertaining letter to Erdogan,

the president of Turkey. We will analyze it because this letter, as well as President Trump's

treatment of Nancy Pelosi, as well as President Trump's treatment of the late Elijah Cummings,

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