Glad to see they're taking steps to finally mend fences ...
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He was not the only erstwhile foe to mend fences.
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First, he must mend fences with U.S. allies and friends.
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Last week, Trump and Ryan met to attempt to mend fences.
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In recent weeks, Facebook has taken steps to mend fences in Washington.
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Some colleagues of Azar and Verma are hoping they ultimately mend fences.
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Why is it so difficult for him to try to mend fences here?
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On the plus side for Sam, he's started to mend fences with Justine.
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The two appeared to mend fences, however, after Trump won the general election.
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The organization should do everything in its power to mend fences with the president.
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But after Trump's upset victory Ryan quickly pivoted to mend fences with the President-elect.
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When he does, it is unclear whether he wishes to mend fences or issue threats.
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He cares about America's place in the world and will mend fences with our allies.
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President Zelensky, his image now tarnished, is left to mend fences with his European allies.
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"This was a stark and startling moment, but they did mend fences pretty well," said Dobrow.
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Both Sanders and Clinton have sparred knowing that they'll eventually need to mend fences and unite.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) said, adding that he's optimistic McCaskill can mend fences with the community.
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ANONYMOUS As a strategic matter, trying to mend fences with the old boss doesn't seem promising.
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She had been trying to mend fences over those comments when Sunday night's tweet went viral.
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Since being appointed earlier this week, Bwalya Ng'andu has sought to mend fences with Zambia's mining industry.
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The meeting is a chance for the two sides to mend fences after an acrimonious campaign season.
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Ryan could obviously be a useful ally to Trump if the two are able to mend fences.
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If he goes in and he tries to mend fences with Putin, they&aposre calling him a traitor.
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It's also been read as a sign Trump is willing to mend fences and create a coalition cabinet.
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"I think it's going to serve as a way to mend fences between Bezos...and Trump," Squali said.
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And, as you say, Bloomberg will have to find a way to mend fences with African-American voters.
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Bilbray on Thursday said the Democratic Party would ultimately mend fences, regardless of who becomes its presidential nominee.
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Barra is now counting on those relationships to help her steer through 2019, and mend fences in Washington.
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And the U.S. will need to mend fences with its European partners to pursue a coordinated diplomatic approach.
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However, while the women were marching, Trump went over to the C.I.A., where he really could mend fences.
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Even amid the effort to mend fences, Tillerson took time to call out Turkey on issues of concern.
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But it is not too late for President Tsai to mend fences with Beijing by recognising the 1992 consensus.
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Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said their camp would would like to quickly mend fences and unify the party.
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But Wednesday, he appeared to be willing to mend fences, pointing out that conflict is normal in a family.
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There's no talk of reconciling with her in the letter, but he sounds determined to mend fences with her.
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In June, Duterte promised to mend fences with the country's Catholic community after calling God "stupid" in a speech.
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"I think the party is united," she said when asked if she could mend fences between the pair's supporters.
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It also urged both Galmudug and Puntland, which have often clashed over territory in the past, to mend fences.
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FARAGE: And during the campaign he did not support Trump, but he has tried to mend fences with the president.
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Washington (CNN)A top Donald Trump aide is moving aggressively to mend fences with Republican Party leaders on Capitol Hill.
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" The show had one silver lining for the "Beautiful' singer: a chance to mend fences with fellow pop icon, Pink.
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Still, as he's edged closer to the nomination, Trump has sought to mend fences with establishment figures that oppose him.
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The bottom line: Facebook's relationship with the news industry remains rocky, even as the company takes steps to mend fences.
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He can, and does, call us all to serve our great nation, to mend fences, to think outside of ourselves.
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"You don't mend fences," she told PEOPLE of their ongoing disagreement at the iHeartRadio Podcast Awards in Los Angeles on Friday.
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Voight and the Maleficent actress reconciled after years of estrangement in 2010, after Pitt, 53, convinced the actress to mend fences.
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And it once again positions the Koch operation uneasily alongside the administration, with which the Kochs have labored to mend fences.
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In a call intended to mend fences, Trump volunteered to send U.S. troops to Mexico to fight drug cartels and crime.
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Breaking bread, a primordial human experience, has been a time-honored way to build bridges, mend fences and create common ground.
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A U.S. official said talks would focus on Yemen and include a push for Riyadh to mend fences with the UAE.
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Aaron Schildkrout, Uber's head of driver product, characterized these changes as part of a genuine effort to mend fences with drivers.
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Trump, in an unusual move, urged Sandmann and his peers on Tuesday to use the controversy as an attempt to mend fences.
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Facebook ostensibly organized the meeting to mend fences with Republicans who were criticizing the social giant for a perceived bias against conservatives.
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RELATED: Trump privately tries to mend fences with Senate Republicans As of now, Murkowski has not agreed to anything, per those aides.
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Maybe now he can mend fences with his ex-wife, Ginger (Jennifer Tilly), a voluble floozy who has long since moved on.
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The company announced that passengers will soon be able to tip through the app — a move meant to mend fences with drivers.
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But with both countries now working to mend fences, Turkey last month acquiesced to Israel setting up representation at NATO's Brussels headquarters.
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He has taken a step away from dating because of the importance of his children and also to help mend fences with Angelina.
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The two ended their feud in 2010 at the urging of Jolie's ex Brad Pitt, 53, who convinced the actress to mend fences.
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New TIM boss Amos Genish who took the helm in September has been seeking to mend fences with the political establishment in Rome.
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It might explain why the army, behind the scenes—and now perhaps Mr Khan himself—are working hard to mend fences with America.
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RELATED: Trump privately tries to mend fences with Senate Republicans But on Murkowski, there is substantive work at play to bring her around.
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After Trump was elected, the two men seemed to mend fences and Romney was briefly considered for the position of secretary of state.
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The couples appeared to mend fences and the Trumps invited the Cruz family for dinner at the White House in March of 2017.
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It is unclear how supportive President-elect Donald J. Trump will be of this initiative as he aims to mend fences with Moscow.
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Since August, when the EPA announced waivers for 2018, the Trump administration has tried to mend fences with the biofuels industry and corn lobby.
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Even Muhammad Khatami, a former president who had tried to mend fences with the West, called on reformists to join hardliners in decrying America.
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Poland's new prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, sacked three members of his cabinet, in what was seen as an attempt to mend fences with Brussels.
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But this doesn't quite ring true either, in light of Erdogan's recent attempts to mend fences with Russia and Israel to strengthen the economy.
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But the changes sent American officials scrambling to mend fences with the Syrian Kurdish militias, which also receive American assistance against the Islamic State.
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In one video posted two months ago, she claimed she was attempting once again to mend fences with the WWE but making little progress.
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And Rex W. Tillerson, then secretary of state, sought to mend fences during a five-nation of Africa, promising $533 million in new aid.
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"This is a direct result of South Korea's efforts to mend fences," said Cheng Xiaohe, an associate professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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We learned that Kevin is newly engaged and has a baby on the way, he is also struggling to mend fences with his brother.
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Over the summer, Trump feuded with MSNBC's "Morning Joe," but more recently he has talked to the show's hosts, showcasing his ability to mend fences.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is looking to mend fences with the disgruntled driver he argued with about falling fares for luxury rides ... TMZ has learned.
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Clinton tried to repair relations in the last week, less because of her contest with Mr. Sanders than to mend fences for the November election.
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Akzo also said it had appointed JPMorgan Cazenove as advisor for shareholder relations after a court in May ordered it to mend fences with investors.
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After the dispute over the Omaha mayoral race, party leaders worked behind the scenes to mend fences with those outside groups that back abortion rights.
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Shakir and Sanders himself have done some traditional influence work: Both sat down with MSNBC President Phil Griffin months ago to try to mend fences.
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The president has dismissed intelligence assessments that Russia helped swing the 2016 election in his favor and has tried to mend fences with the Kremlin.
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Google is aiming to mend fences in Washington after a difficult year that saw its public image take a hit and new scrutiny from lawmakers.
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A management shake-up could, however, help to mend fences with the Italian government and fend off the threat of losing its valuable motorway concession.
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In fact, Short said Manafort's Florida briefing sounded like an attempt to mend fences with party insiders that Trump has been trashing on the campaign trail.
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In addition, Dan is able to mend fences with Chuck as the amount of damage to the state means there's plenty of work to go around.
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On Monday's episode, housewives Shannon Beador, Tamra Judge, Meghan King Edmonds and Heather Dubrow all made it clear they weren't ready to mend fences with Gunvalson.
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For Apple, playing nice with Republicans is a way for the company to mend fences after its long, torturous tussle with the federal government over encryption.
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But the pair appeared to be trying to mend fences after Trump's stunning electoral victory, with Romney having called Trump to congratulate him on his win.
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The two had a tense phone conversation — which began when Spencer called Kandi after years of not speaking, telling her he was trying to mend fences.
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Camila Cabello says she hopes to eventually mend fences with her former Fifth Harmony bandmates, but so far, her attempts to reach out have gone unanswered.
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"If and when it comes time for the family to mend fences, Olivia will be supportive of anything that Aaron chooses to do," says the source.
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The two had appeared to mend fences and form a united front as Democrats fight to recover from a disastrous 2016 cycle with this year's midterms.
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"Relations stand at an uneasy place, with India trying to backtrack somewhat and mend fences that were broken in the last two years," he told CNN.
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Donald Trump's surprise visit south of the border Wednesday — apparently to mend fences after a campaign laced with anti-Mexican rhetoric — surprised many observers in both countries.
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Heidi Montag's been sticking up for her man in the ongoing feud with his former bestie, Brody Jenner ... but she's also confident she can help mend fences.
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Drake used one of his acceptance speeches at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards as an opportunity to publicly mend fences with some famous faces — including Nicki Minaj.
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McConnell last week offered a lukewarm endorsement of Trump, noting the billionaire businessman still has a lot of work to do to mend fences within the party.
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In the months that followed their explosive confrontation on the show, Carlton and Jack were able to mend fences, thanks to their Love Is Blind group chat.
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Mr. Buttigieg, 37, has worked hard to mend fences at home and as a candidate, but his rallies have been characterized by a paucity of black faces.
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Near Hamida's hut, Rohingya men carry bricks, dig 4 meter-deep latrines, reinforce muddy slopes with sturdy soil, and mend fences for a new NGO-run school.
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The gesture might help Kuczynski mend fences with the rightwing opposition party that controls the single-chamber Congress and has pressured three of his ministers to resign.
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It was a reference to Tauran&aposs tireless efforts to mend fences after Pope Benedict XVI gave a 2006 speech about Islam and violence that offended many Muslims.
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Since being appointed last month, Ng'andu has sought to mend fences with the miners, with relations deteriorating following tax changes and an ownership dispute over Konkola Copper Mines.
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While some hope local elections will help mend fences between the factions, there are doubts whether either party will recognize the outcome and whether it will foster stability.
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The hedge fund manager said he believes he can still work with P&G Chief Executive Officer David Taylor, adding people can mend fences after the dust settles.
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Donald J. Trump has been working to mend fences with many of his detractors, but among literary luminaries it is looking like it will be a tough sell.
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Bringing Dimon on board could help him mend fences with the financial industry, which appears to be coming around to the idea of Trump in the White House.
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Scrutiny is high, amid lingering suspicion of Trump's eagerness to mend fences with Russia and with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation still digging into election meddling by Moscow.
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Trump has dismissed those findings and launched several public broadsides against the intelligence community but over the weekend sought to mend fences with a visit to CIA headquarters.
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In January, Turkey urged Germany, its biggest trading partner and NATO ally, to mend fences and they have since resumed bilateral government consultations that were suspended after Yucel's arrest.
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His intended purpose was to mend fences with the agency, with which he's feuded over their conclusion that Russia interfered in the election to help him defeat Hillary Clinton.
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At the beginning of March, Santander offered Orcel a senior advisory role in an attempt to mend fences with the former president of UBS's investment bank, two sources said.
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For months, he has been on a mea culpa tour to mend fences with legislators around the world for how Uber often barreled into markets while flouting local laws.
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With its growing global economic and political clout, China is also keen to mend fences with one of the world's most influential institutions to buttress its own international image.
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He is struggling to mend fences with backers of President Trump, who have not forgotten that in 2016 he declared himself "vehemently opposed" to Mr. Trump as a candidate.
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YouTube, the latest target of the music industry's battle over royalties and control, has taken steps this week to mend fences and show that it is a good partner.
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Since being appointed in July, Ng'andu has sought to mend fences with miners, with relations deteriorating following tax changes and an ownership dispute over Vedanta Resources' Konkola Copper Mines.
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Clifton Powell is trying to put an old rape allegation behind him, but says the case has cost him dearly ... and now he's trying to mend fences in Hollywood.
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But the effort by Ms. Mercer's friend to help mend fences with Facebook hints at both Cambridge's importance to her family's political ambitions and the perils posed by Facebook's ban.
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The tête-à-tête at Facebook's headquarters was an attempt by the company to mend fences with conservatives — and, by most accounts, it was a step in the right direction.
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She had already sought to mend fences with disgruntled policymakers last week, taking the whole Governing Council on a retreat last week to hear calls for more inclusive decision-making.
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After four years, however, ordinary Russians find that formula tiresome, analysts said, and Mr. Putin's declining popularity can be attributed partly to his inability to mend fences with the West.
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" A later conversation meant to mend fences quickly falls apart, inspring Tammy to go full villain and say, "You can continue to cry and wither away in bottles of wine.
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Since Perez was elected chair in 2017, he's embarked on a larger effort to try to mend fences after a bitter 210 primary fight between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
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Hope for Trump There are signs Trump could mend fences with major donors who supported other candidates in the primary, though Shields notes he has a "lot of work" to do.
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A second U.S. official said that Washington viewed the visits positively, "not because we're Sadr fans but because we've been pushing Saudi Arabia to mend fences and open gates with Iraq".
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Bam Margera is turning to Dr. Phil amid his ongoing struggles -- asking the daytime TV host to help mend fences with his own family ... and being very candid with what's wrong.
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And then there's the moment in the second episode when, still trying to mend fences with Alex, Tina surfaces at his surprise welcome home party, hosted at Michelle and Brett's house.
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This month, Mr. Trump dispatched Mr. Kushner to Mexico City to mend fences with Mr. Peña Nieto after their latest clash prompted the Mexican leader to cancel a visit to Washington.
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With Leonard under contract next season at $20.1 million, San Antonio does not have to rush into any deals and can still try to mend fences with him and his camp.
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A U.S. State Department official on Sunday urged Gulf states to mend fences to confront Iran and enable a proposed Middle East Strategic Alliance (MESA) grouping the GCC, Egypt and Jordan.
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At the beginning of March, Santander offered Orcel a senior advisory role in an effort to mend fences with the former president of UBS's investment bank, two sources said at the time.
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Later, while Taylor was enjoying a late-night snack (and not waiting for some advantage to start eating other people's food), Adam decided this was the time to try to mend fences.
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Mr Netanyahu, who on election day in March 2015 said that "the Arab voters are moving in massive numbers to the ballot boxes", has since made half-hearted attempts to mend fences.
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Nazarbayev maintains warm ties with the Kremlin and was credited with helping to mend fences between Moscow and Ankara in 2016 after they fell out over Turkey's downing of a Russian warplane.
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If they can all mend fences, the resulting juggernaut would be the world's largest car manufacturer by a wide margin, and force other players in the industry to rethink their business strategies.
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Even if they did agree to mend fences, it might only complicate efforts to make peace with Israel, which, along with the United States and other nations, deems Hamas a terrorist organization.
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The company said it found no deliberate bias on the trending feature and has tried to mend fences with the GOP by flying out prominent conservatives to meet with CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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The visit to Denmark was apparently an attempt to mend fences, and for a brief time it was successful — the famous couple stayed at the farmhouse Cox shared with Kyoko and his wife.
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Seeking to mend fences with Virginia's African-American population, Northam on Friday met privately with the president and founder of the National Black Farmers Association, John Boyd Jr., in Richmond, the state capital.
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Meanwhile, his wife Jackie (Helen Hunt) is trying to mend fences with him after having an affair, but their teenage son Connor (Judah Lewis) is acting out against her in increasingly vicious ways.
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We got Representative Bill Johnson of Ohio out in D.C. -- a big fan of both men -- and tried to mend fences by asking if there's anything Trump and James actually have in common.
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"I don't believe we should be anointing candidates," Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez, who is busy trying to mend fences after the 2000 presidential election, said in a C-SPAN Newsmakers interview.
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Maybe he will have his chance next time… Meanwhile, Chuck and Brit have found a way to mend fences for now and decide they can move forward to work together as a team.
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Efforts to mend fences between the new administration and Silicon Valley could also get a boost from Peter Thiel, Trump's highest-profile supporter from Silicon Valley and a member of his transition team.
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Gabriel gave a similar message to Serbia on Wednesday, telling it that Germany supported it on its path to EU membership but that it must work on reforms and mend fences with Kosovo.
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If past is prologue, Sanders will stubbornly stick it out until the bitter end, potentially tarnishing the eventual nominee and damaging the Democratic party's ability to mend fences and rally the party together.
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Last weekend President Trump's daughter and senior adviser, Ivanka Trump, attended a major conference in Doha, Qatar's capital, as did the Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who urged the two sides to mend fences.
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On Wednesday two sources told Reuters that Atlantia, which is controlled by the Benetton family, was ready to reopen talks with the government on road tolls to try to mend fences with Rome.
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Thiel, of course, helped organize the so-called "tech summit" at Trump Tower last December, a bid to mend fences between Trump and the very companies he derided at times on the campaign trail.
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Autostrade pledged to increase by 300% its spending on road maintenance in the next four years, as it tried to mend fences with the Italian government over its management of highways in the country.
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Do good with its neighbours, mend fences, build bridges, host refugees, lessen the pain associated with all the crises, and, at the same time, be a safe, stable environment for business, and for-, for economy.
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The mayor's decision last year to fill the police commissioner job with Mr. Shea, a registered Republican who is viewed as a tough leader, might have helped to mend fences with the rank-and-file.
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Israeli-Polish relations have been in crisis since the PiS government passed the Holocaust law, which many Jews consider an attempt to whitewash history, and the ceremony gave Mr Duda a chance to mend fences.
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"A lot of conservatives that I talk to say that, privately, they get approached by people from social media companies to try to build bridges, mend fences, whatever you want to call it," he said.
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His comments follow information from two sources on Wednesday that Atlantia, which is controlled by the Benetton family, was ready to reopen talks with the government on road tolls to try to mend fences with Rome.
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Quayle said Trump would eventually mend fences with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.).
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If the project in Jalisco proceeds, it could help mend fences between Mexico and China that were damaged in late 2014 when President Enrique Pena Nieto abruptly canceled a $3.75 billion Chinese-led rail project in Mexico.
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The move comes as the US tries to mend fences between Saudi Arabia and Iran ahead of a diplomatic push to end the war in Syria, a conflict that pits Iranian allies against Saudi-backed rebel forces.
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At the beginning of March, Santander offered Orcel a senior advisory role in an attempt to mend fences with the former president of UBS's investment bank, which he rejected, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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He has also had to try to mend fences with the powerful Habar Gidir clan, following a raid involving U.S. forces on the town of Bariire in August in which 10 people were killed including three children.
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New minister Bwalya Ng'andu, seeking to mend fences with the country's powerful mining industry in the face of calls from the IMF to shrink a hefty debt pile, said addressing budgetary issues would be his first challenge.
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The reunion between Renton and Sick Boy is a tense one, but they decide to mend fences once Renton admits that the real reason he's home is because he's about to lose his job and his wife.
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The missile strikes "signal a change" in President Donald Trump's "approach to Syria and with that his efforts to mend fences with Russia," Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, told CNBC in an email.
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Still, the two seemed to mend fences after the election when Trump dined with Romney and was reportedly considering him to lead the State Department, a position which was eventually filled by Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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And Egypt is diverging from its traditional allies in some ways, by splitting from Saudi Arabia on Syria; it remains financially dependent on the kingdom and hopes to mend fences with the United States under Mr. Trump.
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Analysts have said its decision may be influenced by Atlantia's willingness to mend fences with Rome by joining in the rescue of struggling national carrier Alitalia, which is leaking cash and in urgent need of a bailout.
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When President Trump traveled to the CIA to mend fences, Priebus should have insisted that Trump not make any public remarks and made arrangements with Secret Service to escort him out of the building as quickly as possible.
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Analysts speculated at the time that the announcement was timed as a bid to mend fences between Trump and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, though the plans had no doubt been in the pipeline since before Trump was elected.
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Khan is expected to try to mend fences and attract much needed investment during his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in exchange for assurances of full cooperation in ending the war in Afghanistan and fighting militant threats.
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No matter how much the new "diplomatic" Trump tries to mend fences, Democrats have a large body of videos and documented statements showing him using or accepting profanity, inaccuracies, violence at rallies, bigoted statements and other rowdy behavior.
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Pence on the ticket could help Trump mend fences with Republican officeholders and conservative institutions, but it wouldn't require him to work together with anyone he's clashed with or who has denounced any of his more outlandish ideas.
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There was no apology or backtracking the next day to mend fences with an ally that has obediently followed the United States into its recent military quagmires in Iraq and Afghanistan and remains an important intelligence-sharing partner.
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A confab of tech titans had a "productive" meeting with President-elect Donald Trump at Trump Tower on Wednesday, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos told CNBC, as Trump moved to mend fences with Silicon Valley before taking office in January.
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But if she is to win her big Brexit vote, she probably needs to mend fences with the Democratic Unionist Party and calm the mood among Conservative lawmakers, many of whom could still support a move to oust her.
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"It's more poisonous than at any point," the official said, adding that Republicans' ability to mend fences internally may define whether the White House is successful in its subsequent attempts at major legislation like tax reform and an infrastructure bill.
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Republican primary voters proved to still be sore over those comments two years later, despite her attempts to mend fences with the administration — she won just 39% of the vote, forcing a runoff with Bright, who finished in second with 28%.
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The two sides have tried to mend fences after a blowup at a widely reported meeting last December when he criticized the RNC and its chair, Ronna McDaniel, while venting his frustrations to the president and top White House officials.
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Last week OPEC failed to agree a clear oil output strategy as Iran insisted on steeply raising its own production, though Tehran's arch-rival Saudi Arabia promised not to flood the market and sought to mend fences within the organization.
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OPEC failed to agree on a clear oil-output strategy on Thursday as Iran insisted on steeply raising its own production, although Saudi Arabia's new oil minister promised not to flood the market and sought to mend fences within the organisation.
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It's indicative of this remake's deeply mild daring that the story is really just about two friends who mend fences—that those friends happen to be women in a big, effects-driven spectacle is what makes it so relatively groundbreaking.
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Ahead of next year's election, the CDU is trying to mend fences with its Bavarian ally, the Christian Social Union (CSU), which is tougher on immigration, to try to claw back support lost to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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VIENNA (Reuters) - OPEC failed to agree a clear oil-output strategy on Thursday as Iran insisted on steeply raising its own production, though Tehran's arch-rival Saudi Arabia promised not to flood the market and sought to mend fences within the organization.
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SANTANDER OFFERS ORCEL SENIOR ADVISORY ROLE At the beginning of March, Santander offered Orcel a senior advisory role in an attempt to mend fences with the former president of UBS's investment bank, which he rejected, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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After years of being on opposite sides of a bitter feud, Vicki Gunvalson finally appeared to mend fences with Tamra Judge and Shannon Beador on Monday's Real Housewives of Orange County season 12 reunion closer — all three women joining for a group hug.
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"Whether or not he becomes a member of the Trump administration, he has worked to mend fences and re-establish ties with the president-elect," said GOP strategist Ryan Williams, a chief campaign aide for Romney in 85033, according to the Herald's report.
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Thus, if America's new leader is concerned about how the rest of the world will view an about-face on our policy toward Iran, there will be countless opportunities to mend fences on economic, trade, humanitarian and security matters in the future.
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Rouhani has insulated himself from hardline critics of the talks by keeping the support of Khamenei, who backed Rouhani's efforts, although in Khamenei's view this was purely to improve the parlous state of Iran's economy and not to mend fences with the West.
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Russian and Western media had tipped Kudrin, a liberal-minded economist respected by Western investors for his 2000-2011 stewardship of the economy as finance minister, for a job in the Kremlin which they had speculated he would use to mend fences with the West.
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Khan, who arrived in Washington on Saturday, is expected to try to mend fences and attract much-needed U.S. investment, hoping the arrest last week of a militant leader with a $10 million U.S. bounty on his head will lead to a warmer reception.
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Some U.S. intelligence officials on Thursday welcomed Coats' selection, saying they hoped his appointment was a sign that Trump was seeking to mend fences with the intelligence community after months of enmity over its assessment that Russia tried to influence the 2016 election through hacking.
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The two have a huge fight, and Lady Bird leaves for college with Marion still giving her the silent treatment, never knowing that she actually rushes back to the airport to try to mend fences, only to find that her daughter's plane has already left.
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Related: Mitt Romney is running for Senate as a friend and foe of Donald Trump Romney has been a vocal critic of the President during Trump's campaign and first two years in office, although the two had appeared to mend fences after Trump was elected.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson sought to mend fences with Africa on Tuesday as he embarked on a five-nation tour across the continent, promising $533 million in new aid just months after President Trump disparaged some African countries with a vulgar term.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — During a whirlwind trip to four Latin American countries this week, Vice President Mike Pence sought to soften the edges of the 'America first' worldview — the administration's first major effort to mend fences with a region rattled by President Trump's election.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Angela Merkel's shock admission that she wishes she could turn back the clock on her migrant policy is a clear attempt to mend fences with her allies in Bavaria and a strong hint she will seek to run for a fourth term as German chancellor.
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A U.S. State Department official said on Sunday that Washington would continue to support the Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen and urged Gulf states to mend fences, including to enable a proposed new Middle East securit alliance that would include the Gulf bloc, Egypt and Jordan.
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" A David Ignatius column says that may indeed prove true, but "probably not in the way he intends... It may signal a U.S. accommodation to rising Chinese power, plus a desire to mend fences with a belligerent Russia — with few evident security gains for the United States.
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Each is a stalemated conflict that military force is unlikely to resolve, each involves international pariahs who want to mend fences with the United States, and each has a rare window of opportunity, in Afghanistan owing largely to a national ceasefire of three days last month.
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BEDMINSTER, N.J. — President-elect Donald J. Trump on Saturday moved to mend fences with political rivals after a divisive campaign, meeting with Mitt Romney, who had scathingly criticized him during the race as "a phony" and "a fraud," to discuss naming him as secretary of state.
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His favorite part of the job was meeting foreign leaders, as he did last week in what was intended to be a good-will tour to mend fences after Mr. Trump's vulgar justification in January for trying to block some Africans from immigrating to the United States.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.) had GOP senators scrambling on Wednesday to mend fences, given their opposition to his candidacy.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump scrambled American diplomacy on two fronts on Friday, delivering a stinging rebuke of Qatar at the very moment his secretary of state was trying to mend fences in the Persian Gulf, while at the same time reaffirming support for NATO two weeks after he had declined to do so.
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But early in his presidency Trump couldn't even manage to give a simple speech to a room full of CIA officers in front of a wall honoring their dead — a speech meant to mend fences with and show support for the intelligence community — without pissing off nearly the entire room full of CIA officers.
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In December, leaders of major Silicon Valley companies met with Trump in what was widely seen as an attempt to mend fences after a presidential election in which the sector was mostly behind Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Rather than try and mend fences to woo some of his former rivals and members of Congress who are critical of his candidacy, Trump has entrenched himself and taken again to criticizing many of his fellow Republicans in recent weeks, including threatening to go it alone in the general election if others don't line up behind him.
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He has released some political prisoners, including journalists; he has removed about 18,000 people from the security services' notorious "black list" that made it impossible for them to travel or get work; he has curbed the use of forced labor in cotton fields; he has loosened controls on news media a bit; he has worked to mend fences with Uzbekistan's neighbors.
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While the Women's March has taken positive steps to mend fences, like expanding Jewish leadership in the organization and including Jewish women in their Unity Principles, and Omar and the New York Times have apologized, the situations have led to increased division as anti-Semitism continues to spread, and becomes a political wedge issue, all of which creates increased danger for the Jewish community.
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And he thinks without a formal process for Americans and North Koreans to talk about the war and mend fences between the two countries, any eventual summit between President Donald Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un — a still uncertain prospect even after Trump abruptly said on Friday that the June 27 meeting was back on after the US canceled it last week — won't lead to a lasting resolution.
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Saturday was supposed to be a day for Mr. Trump to mend fences with the intelligence community, with an appearance at the C.I.A.'s headquarters in Langley, Va. While he was lavish in his praise, the president focused in his 15-minute speech on his complaints about news coverage of his criticism of the nation's spy agencies, and meandered to other topics, including the crowd size at his inauguration, his level of political support, his mental age and his intellectual heft.
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