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American law with the aggressive and open support of the candidate who was the beneficiary of those crimes. thats a profound thing. i mean, thats something that i think historians are going to be looking at for decades. now legally, i dont really know where the story goes here, because i dont think there is any way these defendants are ever going to show up in an american courtroom. i dont think there is a trial that is coming, but -- and it is true that there has been no case made yet that says...

These russian government officials, intelligence officials, the lengths that they went to, the money that they spent, the people they talked to, the pinprick precision with which they sort of went through releasing this information to be as detrimental and cause as much chaos to the american election, the one that did elect donald trump, it just blows the mind. and there is little question -- i mean, it probably is obvious, but in talking to people who are familiar with this, there is little que...

Democratic party during the election, and now its up to the president to take that information to vladimir putin, put it in his face and say listen, dont do this again. the question is whether or not the president is going to do that, anderson. >> im told by the way it was june of 2013 that tweet was sent, and the words were basically anticipating, hoping that he was actually going to come to the miss universe pageant and then saying something to the effect of, if so -- this is a quote, if so, w...

Yeah, anderson, you heard all this week, you heard the president in brussels saying that he wishes he and vladimir putin could be friends. he said earlier today at this press conference with theresa may that, you know, the witch-hunt that he calls it, this russia investigation, he feels it complicates his relationship with vladimir putin. he wishes that it was out of the way. and the president is pretty up-front about that. the question, and its the question that everybody has in washington and ...

12th gru officer are charged with conspireing to infiltrate computers of organizations involved in administering elections. according to the indictment, the two-part operation began with a spearphishing attack in 2016 to gain access to the kpours accounts of more than 300 people competed to the clinton campaign and democratic political groups including campaign chairman john podesta. starting that june, the defendants allegedly distributed stolen documents through a bogus website they created ca...

Thats it. >> why? he can -- why would he be held to that standard at all by any of his supporters? >> well, right, by his supporters. but the pressure is going to be so high on the president to not ask the question, but to tell vladimir putin you did this. youre right, it doesnt necessarily mean hes going to do it, but that clearly was the gel of rod rosenstein to pressure the president. >> but in any normal world, there has certainly been that pressure, the pressure because of actual facts and ...