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Interpreters will be there. >> you have a particular experience covering russian issues, and im curious. we see president trumps affection for having these one on one meetings with other world leaders. does vladimir putin share that affection for a one on one? whats his perspective going into this meeting, do you think, in finland? well, i mean, hes winning already by having this meeting because the united states and its allies were trying to isolate russia since the events in ukraine. the annex...

In this election. we saw that the director of national intelligence, dan coats, he said just yesterday that the warning signs are all flashing red, but this is the same kind of warnings that we got, the intelligence community got, before 9/11 happened and compared it to 9/11. the nations top intelligence officer saying, hey, if we dont do something about this now its going to happen again and its going to guess worse. we have all of the signs we need to say this is happening and we can stop it. ...

Through trials. this was a 29 page indictment, extraordinarily long. it is what we call a speaking indictment that lays out in great detail all of these crimes. it is clear to me that mueller did that to get this story on the record. he would go to rosenstein before the president went in. the last thing you would want is for the president of the united states to go into a meeting with putin not knowing the evidence his government obtained about russian efforts to interfere with the election. zb ...

Europe, and putin should be standing with our european allies in opposition. trump is the master of distraction. hes a master of distraction. >> of who are you speaking? putin? >> no -- well, putin, too. putins got a ph.d.. trumps just trying to learn. >> look. youve made some suggestions about the content. conversation, while we cant verify them i dont know that we ever will verify what goes on between them. and its presumed that it will be just the two men themselves and interpreters in the fi...

All right. 12 spies indicted, despite the role in hacking democrats e-mails during the 2016 election. the president showed no sign of pulling out of his much-anticipated meeting with vladimir putin. but could this have any impact on the putin approach in helsinki and what could they accomplish behind closed doors with only interpreters. joining me is ambassador dan freed from the atlantic counsel and former state department official and nina curba. nina, let me start with you. get your sense of ...

He was blaming president obama for what was. happening with the russian interference while he was in office. not blaming the russians and not taking any responsibility over whats been happening since hes been in office. so, the president having some golf today. having some time, perhaps, to relax. and to prepare a bit for monday. helsinki will be the place. and vladimir putin will be the leader across the table from the president. at least at one point, theyre going to be alone with their interp...

Been indicted as part of special counsel robert muellers investigation. william cone is with us, former congress member secretary of defense. let me get your quick reaction to this -- the nature of this indictment. >> number one, i would not have arranged for a summit with president putin given all of his activities which have been undermining the united states for some time, and that of our allies. i wouldnt cancel it either, number two. but i would make sure there was no private meeting withou...

Cyber security unit. the president only really backing away in the face of international ridicule. just a couple of weeks ago at the g7, he wanted to invite russia back into that gathering and make it again a g8. so what will the president say when he sits across from this table with no aides and no interpreters in the room? i offer that up as a rhetorical question. based on the things that he said in public, it doesnt appear hell hold his feet to the fire. >> all right, geoff bennett, well be w...

He agreed to end the joint military exercises in south korea without notifying our counterparts in south korea ahead of time. so, theres a lot of, a lot of attention focused on this meeting, a lot of concerns and hand bringing about what will happen when the president sits down with putin with no advisers or interpreters present. >> all right had, joining us from washington, a member of the house armed services committee, congressman. thank you for joining us so early. very much appreciate it. >...

Today he continued to portray the nato alliance. demanding that member states pay up more money. nato members including the u.s. contribute a certain share of gdp. one suspects the details are beside the point. he is lashing out at democratic allies while under mining law. he is embracing strong men like vladimir putin who the president appears to be eager to meet with next week. plus the two of them, plus interpreters. >> i have nato, i have the uk which is in turmoil. and i have putin, frankly...