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Foreign policy analysis of Trump's early days as president

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South Korean President Park Geun-hye's impeachment and North Korea's recent missile testing have been straining international relations for the young Trump administration. Not to mention the Congressional probes into Russian involvement in the U.S. election. And now, China's President Xi Jinping is here to assert Bejing's influence and chemical weapons have been used (again) in Syria.

MPR News host Kerri Miller talks with David Kang from the University of Southern California and Stephen Sestanovich from the Council on Foreign Relations about how a new administration quickly forms it's foreign policy.