Richard Haass: 'World is moving in the wrong direction'

Richard Haass has served under four presidents and is the president of the Council on Foreign Relations. His new book, "A World in Disarray: American Foreign Policy and the Crisis of the Old Order," explores major foreign policy challenges facing the U.S. He joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss President Trump's relationship with Vladimir Putin, the evolution of the U.S.-China relationship and why the world is beginning to "learn how to live without" the U.S.

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[NormBa]

Trump (fyi: constitutionally elected POTUS) committed an anomaly. He left his CFR handlers in the hall.

[Hevealup]

Hard working man incredible speaker love him

[jannmutube]

My perception is that it is the strategy of the U.S. Foreign Relations Committee and not so much the Presidents that have led us to this point in the world today.

[Mike]

Russia wouldn't be depicted as such a boogeyman if it weren't the world's #1 oil producer, therefore threatening the OPEC backing of the USD. If OPEC weren't exclusively selling oil for dollars the US currency would be a lot less valuable, especially when you consider how since 2008 the economy has been floated by the rapid injection of money out of thin air via the Fed and "quantitative easing".

[backandstillbgmsdangerusda]

Oh God, he is just another somebody blaming Obama. Can this stop, now.

[chobson]

neoconservatism needs to coe back and quickly!!!