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Relations with russia. the differences, that that when russia invaded crimea, we responded along with our nato allies to say it was unacceptable. when russia had its aggression in ukraine we responded in a bipartisan manner. i would like you want to ask themselves, what if he had gone into the main with vladimir putin and got out saying that he believed vladimir putin more than united states intelligence agency, including the folks that president trump president trump has appointed as head of th...

Concerted campaign to discredit and stop this investigation. it is about our national security. the next step for the united states congress has to be to persuade or compel the president to address this threat to our national security. it affects not only our american democracy but also democracies around the world. and now more than ever at a time of threat to western democracy from this cyberattack by vladimir putin, we need to be rallying together. i think the united states senate is going to...

U.s. elections. >> ambassador pheifer, what do you say about that, because of the supporters of the president, and he has held many business meetings and he is a i have in business and now clearly in politics. what are the dangers of having him meet one-on-one with vladimir putin? >> well, there are three reasons they believe that president trump should have a notetaker in the room in addition to the interpreter. the interpreter will take some note, but he or she has to focus on the interpretati...

Was a period of maximum pressure, but it has now significantly eased. and yes, the north korean perspective, it is great to have the sanctions fully removed, but there is much more of, and north korea with much more of a lifeline now certainly than before the negotiations. >> talking about north koreas commitment, and whether it keeps the word, and lets talk about the issue of the returning the remains and few weeks ago now that there were wooden boxes there to transport the remains that were si...

Jesse: here with reaction, dr. sebastian gore yeah and nigel farage, considered to be the -- the architect behind brexit. what do you think about the president going over there and collecting bills from our allies. >> imagine if you are in a club and members are paying their -- arent paying their dues. instead of fancy press statements and protocols, the president goes there and on camera calls them out and gets commitments, and tells them stop getting into bed with russia. we have been waiting ...

Jesse: here with reaction, dr. sebastian gore yeah and nigel farage, considered to be the -- the architect behind brexit. what do you think about the president going over there and collecting bills from our allies. >> imagine if you are in a club and members are paying their -- arent paying their dues. instead of fancy press statements and protocols, the president goes there and on camera calls them out and gets commitments, and tells them stop getting into bed with russia. we have been waiting ...

Think about the last month or so. june 12th to july 16th, two one on one summits. i mentioned singapore, the president and kim jong un. now july 16th coming up on monday, this president and president putin. he is taking this dominating the world stage, one on one sum mistssummits,either one of thesn terms of planning would have taken months or years in any previous administration. hes done two of these in the span of four and-a-half weeks. take another step back. back at a home, the president is...

Including 32 percent with republicans for the president still plans to meet with vladimir putin with only a translator present raising concerns among intelligence experts who believe that is extremely risky at this point. back to you. >> arthel: jennifer griffin, thank you. >> eric: for nasa spring ambassador to ukraine and uzbekistan. thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> nice to see you, eric. >> eric: what you think is the most important message that the president can give to vladimir p...

Hed gotten these significant concessions from nato leaders, that they agreed to increase defense spending and hed been able to walk away with this big win and that comment was subsequently followed up by and countered by emmanuel macron who said it wasnt true, that rather nato countries were on the same track theyd been on, maintaining the same commitments they kept about the percentages of their gdps that would go towards defense spending. so as the summit closed, we saw this rift exist through...

Paying their bills, we had people that were way down, people in werent following their commitments. in addition to that weve become an oil exporter which would not have happened under the past regime or a new regime if it werent us. weve built up our military. $700 billion and next year as you know $716 billion. when you look at what we have done in terms of russia i guarantee whoever it is in russia theyre saying oh, gee, do we wish trump was not the vic more -- victor in that election. we have...