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To cancel his summit in helsinki with Vladimir Putin on monday in the face of this, new charges brought by the Department Of Justice. Whats your take on this . I agree, he never should have taken the meeting to begin with. I mean we have no idea what he would hope to gain from this. What we know quite clearly, these were not lowlevel operatives, ali, who were indicted. These are highlevel people who worked very closely with the Senior Leadership in russia. We know putin knew this. Donald trump i...

Pipeline deal which is eastern europey answer are all opposed to and the third issue deals with his obvious aggression for the non-aligned countries, harris, and that aggression manifest during bush administration in georgia and crimea and ukraine and syria. these are major issues. the second thing is tell putin im not going to accept the fact that you are conducting a massive cyber-warfare campaign against the united states to diminish and disrupt our democracy. that is over. if anything happen...

Few weeks. both darkside, and revil, criminal hacking groups responsible for the latest and biggest attacks are likely based in russia. experts say putin can no longer be allowed to provide cover for these groups. >> we need to put additional measures in place to make them blink and be able to exert a little bit more control over whats happening within their territory. >> reporter: u.s. consumers already facing high meat prices at the grocery store could see that continue in the short term. righ...

Are we vulnerable to our phone system is getting hacked? our energy, transportation, you already saw that with the chinese attack in april here in new york city. how vulnerable are we to the next hack being even greater? >> i think if theres one thing all of these attacks have demonstrated it is that we are extraordinarily vulnerable. we are vulnerable state actors and a vulnerable to those nonstate actors, criminal hacking groups which are enjoying sanctuary of particularly in russia but not ex...

A -- what do we say in the law, that a reasonable person, exactly where their mind -- >> no, and youve been drilling this in your reporting today and i think its an important point. just because people are accustomed to donald trump operating first from self interest and not national interest doesnt make what were seeing today, tonight, what were seeing abroad tonight so riveting. the president of the united states preparing for the summit here with vladimir putin, kicking over rhetorical tables...

Someone who at the end of the day is ultimately vind kateed to -- vindicated to recover. the law isnt set up for that. you try to reign it in on the front end and home prosecutors are responsible and make good choices for whom to investigate and indiet. you have the protection of the federal judge we saw this morning making sure that the prosecutions are properly before the court. >> tucker: so you have adam schiff of california totally irresponsible and dishonest. completely dishonest. getting ...

Someone who at the end of the day is ultimately vind kateed to -- vindicated to recover. the law isnt set up for that. you try to reign it in on the front end and home prosecutors are responsible and make good choices for whom to investigate and indiet. you have the protection of the federal judge we saw this morning making sure that the prosecutions are properly before the court. >> tucker: so you have adam schiff of california totally irresponsible and dishonest. completely dishonest. getting ...

Someone who at the end of the day is ultimately vind kateed to -- vindicated to recover. the law isnt set up for that. you try to reign it in on the front end and home prosecutors are responsible and make good choices for whom to investigate and indiet. you have the protection of the federal judge we saw this morning making sure that the prosecutions are properly before the court. >> tucker: so you have adam schiff of california totally irresponsible and dishonest. completely dishonest. getting ...

Government that did so. which underscores what weve been seeing this whole time. >> is there anything legal here, a campaign withholding information such as this? anything criminal related to this? >> its so hard to analyze these. because reasonable minds could look at these facts and go one way or the other. for example, we start with the idea that mere presence or knowledge of a crime is not a crime. so if papadopoulos merely knew that criminal hacking was going on by the russians, that alone ...

Particular ad so they could tell how effective it was and who shared it and there are a lot -- enormous number of details only facebook has and keep it private. you know in that is a big part of the companys e thos. they dont like to share advertiser data which makes it a little difficult for all of us to understand the nature and scope of the ads in the election. but mueller will have that information. its very powerful. >> jill, i wonder if you could walk us through the different features of a...