This is GPS, the Global Public Square. Welcome to all of you in the United States and around the world.

I'm Farid Zakaria coming to you live from New York.

We'll begin today's show with the former FBI Director's Extraordinary Testimony.

Claudia, I hope there are tapes.

What to make of Jim Comey's tough words and where will they lead?

The Russians interfered in our election.

I'll have top former intelligence officials and legal minds to discuss it all.

Then the stunning results of the British election, a dramatic setback for the conservatives at Prime Minister May.

How long will she be able to hold on?

Also, as America withdraws from its role as global leader, somebody needs to step in.

Can that be Canada?

Foreign Minister Krista Freeland gives a striking speech this week.

She joins me to explain what she sees as Canada's new global role.

And Qatar, a Persian Gulf Peninsula nation not even twice the size of Delaware.

It is also home to a crucial American airbase, so why is the rest of the Gulf turning against it?

What in the world I will explain.

But first, here's my take.

The most troubling statement I heard on Thursday was not from former FBI Director James Comey.

His testimony was riveting, credible and disturbing.

But what worried me were words spoken not in the imposing rooms of Capitol Hill,

but rather across town in the windowless conference facilities of the Omni-Shorim Hotel.

At a meeting of conservatives and evangelicals, Donald Trump reacted to the Comey testimony

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