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They sent susan glasser, who was then the "posts" national political correspondent. and they sent her journalist husband, peter baker. glasser and baker were newly married. when "the new york times" wrote up their wedding the paper said, "the bride and bridegroom are on leave from the "washington post," learning russian in preparation to become the newspapers moscow bureau chiefs." susan glasser spent four years as the leading -- leading the "washington posts" moscow coverage. and the book she w...

Preparation to become the newspapers moscow bureau chiefs." susan glasser spent four years as the leading -- leading the "washington posts" moscow coverage. and the book she wrote afterward with her husband, mr. baker, their book about what they learned in their time there was kind of a warning. its now a famous warning. it was a book called "kremlin rising: vladimir putins russia and the end of revolution." their book made a case which is familiar now but was still very controversial at the tim...

And meanwhile, most americans have come around to recognizing vladimir putin as the figure that ms. glasser and mr. baker described over a dozen years ago. anti-democratic, increasingly authoritarian, certainly hostile to the west. not a friend. pretty much america has come around to that idea. not everyone. this morning as he departed the white house for the g7 summit in quebec president trump capped off days of berating his canadian hosts and the other g7 partners by calling for russia to be w...

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Lead russia in a return to the glory days of the super powerful soviet union. susan glassers been back in washington since 2005. shes been the editor of "foreign policy" and politico. and meanwhile, most americans have come around to recognizing vladimir putin as the figure that ms. glasser and mr. baker described over a dozen years ago. anti-democratic, increasingly authoritarian, certainly hostile to the west. not a friend. pretty much america has come around to that idea. not everyone. this m...

Husband, peter baker. glasser and baker were newly married. when "the new york times" wrote up their wedding the paper said, "the bride and bridegroom are on leave from the "washington post," learning russian in preparation to become the newspapers moscow bureau chiefs." susan glasser spent four years as the leading -- leading the "washington posts" moscow coverage. and the book she wrote afterward with her husband, mr. baker, their book about what they learned in their time there was kind of a ...

Night before about how to handle this. i understand that their argument or some of their arguments were, we were set up. not everybody sees it that way. i dont know that this was set up. people just didnt want to come. its not necessarily all about trying to hurt somebody. >> that was their public response from the podium. the eagles told them we were bringing 80 people, then we dwindled it down there. theres a chicken and egg problem here. >> that was a breathtaking performance by sarah huckabe...

He tries at every chance he gets to tear cities down, and eventually hell be gone one way or the other, and well move on. >> at a briefing this afternoon, the white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders, repeatedly blamed the eagles for what she called a political stunt. our own peter alexander asked sanders about the presidents seeminglnsistent views on free speech these days. >> so i guess my question is simple. so if the white house supports the bakers right of free speech, why doesnt...

Appearance of unity and celebration when its simply not there. what always stuns me and it shouldnt stun me because weve had 2 1/2 to 3 years to get used to this, which is theontinual weaponization of differences when we should have conciliation that is the sto tra of this presidency. >> sarah sanders was asked what the differee of the baker who turned on a gaye in lorado and the nfls right to simply voice their opinion. >> my question is simpl so if the white house supports the bakers right of ...

Wealthiest white men in this country who know that taking a ee durinthe national anthem is not standing againsthe military. those were wealthy and influential men have the opportunity to say no, mr. president. youre not going to weaponize this. this is a false premise. >> it also shows, the point you made at the beginning of the segment is so right, because, .ou know, to love freedom i and that is what i think those players are doing. i happen to disagree with the post. but they are exercising a...