Pollster and political analyst Pat Caddell spoke with Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Thursday regarding Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s complaints about President Trump’s expectations for a Republican Congress and the president’s tough talk on North Korea.

“You’re dealing with an insane man, or kid, in North Korea,” said Caddell, adding he is “not so sure” President Trump’s rhetoric was out of line in trying to make Kim Jong-un understand.

“I’ve listened to the moaning and the groaning” about Trump’s rhetoric, added Caddell, “but he got a message, and now Mattis has followed up. They need to understand the consequences. It doesn’t mean [Trump] wants nuclear war.”

Caddell went on to say, “The answer is, we’ve had failed negotiations with North Korea since we had Clinton, Bush, and Obama. And the Clinton one was a particular joke because Wendy Sherman, the architect of the sell-out to Iran, was the woman who negotiated the deal that President Clinton told us was going to solve everything; it was a wonderful arrangement. And the North Koreans just blew right through it.”

As for issues with Congress, Caddell said, “The McConnell stuff, I found just amazing. I mean, McConnell’s talk the other day, so condescending to the president.”

“What does he think we do here? Well, I don’t know, do you?” said Caddell, mimicking McConnell.

“I have no idea what these people do there,” he added.

Caddell also blasted Republicans in Congress for not having a plan to repeal and replace Obamacare on day one, saying they were caught off guard because they did not think Trump would win and have often been oppositional to him.

Said Caddell, “Look at what the Senate did. It didn’t even recess so he could appoint recess appointments. That’s what the Democrats would have done. All these positions he can’t move through the Senate, he could have appointed them the day they recessed. But they made sure he couldn’t. They stayed in session, technically.”

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