REP. ADAM KINZINGER, (R), ILLINOIS: Again, it's hard for me to get into his mind of what he's thinking. And I can't justify what he says or doesn't say.</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: Do you agree? Give me your assessment.</s>BOLDUAN: Yes, exactly.</s>KINZINGER: My perspective, look, I think the president is doing a good job, great people around him on foreign policy that are advising him and I think he recognizes what he doesn't know and leans on those people. In terms -- I think any administration, you're going to see people fighting and turning their backs on each other. You've seen it everywhere. That will probably continue in this one to some extent, too. That's just natural part of government. I'm focused for what I'm doing out here saying how do we continue to enforce America's leadership around the world using soft and hard power when necessary and how do we defeat these threats that we face.</s>BOLDUAN: Congressman, it's always get have you. Thanks for coming on.</s>KINZINGER: Yes, any time. Take care.</s>BOLDUAN: Thank you. Coming up for us, back to the Las Vegas massacre. It struck at the heart of the nation and the heart of the country music community, and now some artists who were strong Second Amendment supporters are second guessing that now. This has changed their view. Where is that conversation amongst the country music community? Live to Nashville, that's next
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