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Im a noninterventionist so ive been disappointed in trying to solve these problems with war. i think you solve them with dialogue but its a disappointment. >> im with you on the dialogue. im with you with not wanting to have our fellow countrymen become xenophobic isolationists. do you accept that russia messed around with our elections in 2016 and attacked our electoral processes? >> good question. every intelligence briefing classified that ive read here in congress has a level of confidence a...

With strong men like vladimir putin and maybe not as much with our allies because he thinks we pay too much of the burden there. so going forward, i want to see what the he does on syria and what he does on ukraine. i want to see if his administration takes seriously the threat that russian today is trying to interfere in our democratic processes just like they were doing before. the intelligence community says that. i want him to take that threat sister usually. so far, neil, we havent seen him...

Even though it has to be said that the u.s. under trump has supplied some lethal weapons to ukraine in order to fight. so those are two big items. another possibility is that trump will raise the issue of meddling in american elections, but in a context guided by putin in which they make a mutual deal to end interference in each others political processes. that may sound good but it means basically the u.s. would sacrifice advocacy of democracy, human rights, press freedom in favor of a deal tha...

Handles this, would it cause russia to take pause and reconsider? >> i think if president trump goes into these meetings and courting president putins favor and suggests that his real goal is to build the relationship or make his friendship with putin stronger, then it risks undermining our u.s. national security strategy and will only embolden president putin further. in the face of evidence that this is not new and that its ongoing, trump needs to be strong and draw some lines here and make cl...

Secretary mattis met with his balkin counterparts, he did not mention russia by name in his public remarks but it was clear who he was referring to. on board his plane, he called russia out by name just days before the president is set to meet vladimir putin. >> russia factors in in the southeastern europe area as a destabilizing element. they have chosen to come in and to undermine the democratic fabric of nations that are young in their democratic processes. >> a new fox news poll this week sa...

In the media believe otherwise, and that is clearly not the case. >> well, ill tell you what ill say on this given my understanding of these matters and processes. i dont know why they didnt name you in this indictment and charge you with things if they wanted to, if they thought they could make the case. i dont know why. i do think that you have a reasonable basis -- >> i know why, because -- >> i think you have a reasonable basis at this point to say if they didnt name me here -- and theyre ob...

Had nothing to do with it. >> chris, i must already be relevant or you wouldnt have invited me to be here tonight. >> 100%. point for you. next. >> to address your question, theres no evidence in this indictment that i or anyone involved with donald trump -- >> true. >> received anything from the russians. >> true. >> or anyone who hacked the material and passed it to wikileaks. >> true. >> i dont know the people at d.c. leaks. i dont think ive ever had any contact with them. >> right. >> in all...

Unusual the way she was keeping her e-mails that peter strzok when this issue was raised with him, pretty much every expert believed the russians were able to hack into her system. he decide not to engage on that issue. if theyre so worried about russian hacking, they didnt seem that worried about hacking into hillarys e-mails. >> those agencies ought to be concerned about that. if theres unsecured processes. >> laura: this is a secretary of state having an e-mail server in a house or in the bat...

Who he was referring to. he called russia out by name days before the president is set to meet vladimir putin. >> russia factors in -- in the southern europe area a destabilizing element, they have chosen to come in and to undermine the democratic fabric of nations that are young and -- in democratic processes. >> new fox poll this week voters think president trump has been too soft of russia and yet the majority approach of july 16th meeting with russian president, 53% majority think president ...

Liz. when secretary mattis met with his counterparts, he did not mention russia by name. on board his plane he called russia out my name days before the president is set to meet vladimir putin. >> russia factors in as a destabilizing element. they have chosen to come in and to undermine the democratic fabric of nations that are young in their democratic processes. >> a new fox news poll this week shows that they think that president trump has been too soft on russia, but approve of the july meet...