During his regular Friday appearance on "Fox and Friends" Chris Wallace pointed out President Obama's low foreign policy approval was not an indication that Americans want to go to war, but an indication they don't approve of the President's displays of weakness. Wallace said Elizabeth Warren did an interview "in which she talked tougher than the president of the United States ... Well, when Elizabeth Warren is to your right, you've got an issue if you're the commander in chief."

Chris Wallace: I don't know that it means -- it's interesting. I don't think it means that people are in a rush to go get into war. When asked specifically on foreign policy, they don't approve of it. On the other hand they aren't itching to get into a war again in the Middle East.

Steve Doocy: But they want somebody with a plan.

Chris Wallace: If I may, I think the thing that is upsetting them so much is the idea of weakness, that they don't like the idea of America and the American president being pushed around, whether it's by al Baghdadi in the Middle East, whether it's by Putin on the Russia-Ukraine border. I think it's that weakness upsetting people. And we talked about it yesterday, you have Elizabeth Warren, you don't get much further to the left in the Democratic Party than Elizabeth Warren, and she did an interview yesterday or the day before in which she talked tougher than the president of the United States and talked about destroying ISIS. Well, when Elizabeth Warren is to your right, you've got an issue if you're the commander in chief.