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Know much more than we know right now. >> now, yesterday, you talked about the presidents statement, how he defended his son. he also blamed loretta lynch and president obama for letting this russian attorney who met with his campaign staff into the country. he has also blamed hillary clinton for colluding with ukraine. what do you think this fixation is . >> well, first of all, obviously, loretta lynch didnt have authority over this lawyers presence in the country. that was a state department m...

Protesting is almost a cottage industry in germany and europe. remember back about two years ago to the ecb meet being in frankfurt and those iconic pictures of people in clown suits with cars burning in the street. in -- not infrequently -- i would say almost once a week theres some kind of mass protest in germany and typically, very german, they set up a time, 2:00 and 5:00 in the afternoon and in this confined area and sometimes they actually get pretty violent and there are arrests. i would ...

Meeting the western ruling class when he was deputy mayor of st. petersburg in the early 90s and got a chance to meet cole, ronald reagan, jacques sha rack, met tony blair, obama, clinton, bush, and judging by the bodies that he has, i think the first meeting he had with bush is possibly one of the more illustrative in which putin went for a very hard seduction on bush, trying to use his christian faith to manipulate him. much to the alarm of his aides. telling him many stories about a little go...

Counterintelligence division is trying, you know, is making efforts to keep an eye on some of this activity. chris and poppy zb. >> a very interesting issue there. obviously, a visa is a privilege, not a right. and you have the travel ban put in place to keep the country safe, but you have these people who are getting visas and its kind of freaking out those in the system. why isnt that on lockdown? shimon, thank you for the reporting. lets bring in our panel. ron brownstein, cnn global affairs ...

Meeting? >> reporter: look, everything from their public statements to their body language is going to be closely scrutinized in this meeting. were expecting it to be relatively brief but intimate. obviously, president trump, putin will be there, as well as their top diplomat, secretary of state rex tillerson. and russian prime ministerer sergei lavrov. theyve had sharp words for one anotherme another. putin has slammed sanctions against russia and taken aim at u.s. trade policies. trump speakin...

For trump this is personal. for putin, it is strategic. that automatically puts him in a stronger position. >> on north korea, too, richard, it wouldnt sign on to the u.n. security council resolution acknowledging it was an ibm fired by north korea they said we are not going to sign this because we dont believe it is an ibm. >> putin is playing an outsize role. this is a country, think about it, 140 million people and its energy power has diminished given the changing energy market. it has cyber...

Who is walking over to whom. and what they possibly could be saying. steve: i wonder what the reaction to the group is on the presidents speech yesterday in warsaw because you look at the reviews. you know, for the most part across the united states of america. and they call it a defining speech. it was a good speech. actually it was a good speech to introduce the president to the world. it would have been great to have some of those themes at his inauguration. they chose about six months in to ...

Become best friends forever because president trump was too worried about being petty. you dont have to like him, you dont have to respect him, you have to make a real effort to get along. that appears to be what happene happened. >> eboni: moving forward hopefully in that relationship. another major development out of todays trump-putin meeting came over syria. secretary tillerson delivering detail to reporters. >> the cease-fire has been introduced. and i think this is our first indication of ...

Little room for error in dealing with the north koreans because hes got a lot to do in very little time. >> and the apgss arent good, michael. he said this morning that he wont talk specifically about what hes going to do, but he made an indication that theres some very serious things that are on table, but, you know, diplomacy, obviously, hasnt worked, none of the options really is good. if you do a surgical military strike, everyone has said how catastrophic that could be. is that in a way wha...

Decision of whats in the best interest of the child or the patient overall. whereas in the uk, am i right here, that there is a lot more defer republicans to the courts and to ethical boards? >> yes, youre exactly right, chris. thats precisely the situation in the uk. in this particular case three separate uk courts have ruled in favor of the hospital and its view of the prognosis here. one judge argued that the babys chances of recovery was zero. then on top of that, the european court of human...