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The easiest meeting, when he talks about russia as someone who is a competitor, russia is not a competitor. they are an adversary. they are a foe. anyone who tries to undermine our democracy who in essence created a 21st century attack through their cyberattacks against our democracy is a foe. and so when you go into a meeting and think of someone as a competitor, thats just about how are we going to strike a deal? im worried about what hes going to do in syria. im worried about him willing to g...

Hes going to represent us at nato in the uk, and meeting with putin with only interpreters. so, how big a week will this be? >> its huge. the balance of power of the court could change for some time to come. then going to nato, to confront our allies, and in london, where hes very unpopular. and the government there is already in turmoil on its own. and to see putin, in what seems to be set up as a friendly meeting. you cant imagine a week like this scripted in this way. and one thing about the ...

About how the elites are ruining the country. so, this goes back to what you were saying on your earlier program. this is a bargain hes made with the judicial conservative movement, hes going to accept their selections, their culling of a list of people they consider to be qualified in exchange for their support. no matter what other issues they may have with his presidency. >> and the reports, the president on the phone with putin, talks about members of his staff as stupid. hes going to repres...

Hes fine is not good enough. he owes people more than that. >> the white houses response to that poison, they just sent me their response within the last hour which well share with you after this break. let me invite you guys in quickly and read something from the washington post i think is interesting as it relates to the risks associated with what the president wants to be a one on one meeting, again, just him and vladimir putin and a couple interpreters in the room. "wall street journal" writ...

The private, only-translators meeting he had with kim jong-un when he meets with putin? >> certainly the plan is for the president to hold on one-on-one meeting with only interpreters in the room before the delegation expands for wider talks. then i think there will be a lunch before the summit ends. so this is going to cause a lot of consternation. there are many people in washington and around europe who are very suspicious of the presidents relationship with vladimir putin. hes been very defe...

Lavish state visit welcome. theres a trump baby balloon floating overhead throughout all of this. then he moves on, after a weekend of golf in scotland to helsinki to see president putin, presiding over the world cup final the night before and a lot of european allies as mike said are terrified as to what mood trump will be when he gets there and what sort of deals he can make with his russian counterpart victory. >> russias victory 2-1 you saw there. once again, hes not going to have anybody ar...

One trait is brutal honesty. alone in the room, how honest and brutal? bring people into the room. >> we got along very well. we got along from the beginning. we started off, he and myself and 2 interpreters. i made the statement and i said it about a lot of different kinds of relationships. you can tell at the beginning. >> tucker: could you tell at the beginning? >> i felt very good at the beginning. we have to denuke. this country has to be denuked. he understood that. we were doing great thi...

>> you say you began researching this project in 2014 from my understanding. what is the most important takeaway you hope for audiences that see this here, presumably the headsets these young individuals are wearing so they can have whatever the judge is saying interpreted, translated for them here. but whats most striking to me as a witness watching this is they sit alone. there is not legal representation for these young individuals, some of them not that much bigger than toddlers in that cour...

That analysts were under no politically motivated pressure to reach any conclusions, which you might think these days constitutes a minor miracle, but in fact for years has been business as usual. what is not normal is what will happen in helsinki. donald trump and vladimir putin are expected to have a meeting with no one else in the room, just their interpreters and them, no one taking notes, nothing for the record, nothing but their own accounts of what was said, and perhaps what went unspoken...

>> daniel is right. as a former station chief, he knows exactly, exactly the reality, even if it is just the two heads of state and the interpreters, the spr, the after organizations, the kgb, they will be collecting intelligence from everybody who is toto the summit. that is why you leave your cell phones and laptops at home, right, daniel? >> dr. gorka is right about that. >> judge jeanine: we are running out of time. coming up, president trump honored our military and veterans tonight. well s...