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How Trump's foreign policy is affecting America's relationship with its allies

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NPR's Leila Fadel asks New York Times White House correspondent Peter Baker for his analysis of President Trump's foreign policy.

LEILA FADEL, HOST: President Trump prides himself on being a dealmaker in business and now in government. But so far, that dealmaking skill he brags about is not working with Iran. For more on Trump's transactional foreign policy, we've called up New York Times chief White House correspondent Peter Baker. Good morning, Peter. Thanks for being with us. PETER BAKER: Oh, good morning. How are you? FADEL: I'm doing well.

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