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That was a time when people were concerned about russia. you think about condoleezza rice for example and her background in russian studies. and russia was certainly front and center on everyones mind and people seemed, at least to me at that time, to be a little bit more aaware of vladimir putin and the threat he might have presented. >> they were weary then at the bush administration and beginning of the obama administration. what binds it together is when you talk about that lobster summit, t...

That were ignored by washington. the paper declaring, quote: u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies saw some warning signs of russian meddling in europe and later in the u.s. but never fully grasped the breadth of the kremlins ambitions. top policymakers did not appreciate the dangers and then scrambled to draw up options to fight back. who can forget early in the obama years, new secretary of state hillary clinton literally pushing the re-set button, hoping for warmer relations with rus...

Ainsley: its calling him -- steve: is he talking about after that big loss they had to come up with an excuse dr. sebastian gorka who used to be on this show a lot now he works at the white house. he said the democrats had problems with russia as well. he said this last night on hannity. listen to this. >> its ironic, isnt it, that the last administration that whispered to medvedev that had their own re-set button that hillary clinton approved the sale of 20% of our uranium to russia that they a...

That he has been a bad actor, and the latest episodes are not the only time russia has tried to use cyber war against the u.s., watch. >> i publicly came out and said this was the biggest intelligence failure since 9/11 to understand putins plans and intentions. we have known that russia is a bad actor in the cyber realm. many house members warned the obama administration about russias continued cyber attacks on on this country and they did nothing. >> reporter: the broader point is that former ...

Out and blame everybody in sight. you go out and accept it you can imagine an nfl quarterback after the game that the team lost saying gee, im the greatest quarterback in the league and i would have won this game single-handedly had it not been for lousy linemen in front of me. what kind of play will you expect from them the next time? im just stunned by this. >> first it was the deplorables and then now its the russians and hackers and everybody else. >> i do think though when it comes to russi...

George says what do we get for seeing into putins soul and pushing the re-set button and so far zip. he has not been a willing partner in terms of the international state. the europes were acting like they were simply dealing with economic problem for a country that needs to have some kind of austerity imposed on it putin says forget that you dont have to do anything. i give you this 50 billion? >> 15 billion. >> just stay under my control its not that we didnt get anything we lost. we not only ...

These as major problems. this is not a plan that is working and if we repeal obama care, what do we end up with it? we have a lot of people with preexisting conditions and going back to the same argument. instead of being angry we should figure out how to resolve this thing. we are all the american people in this together regardless of the political party. >> that is a nice reminder and that would be great if we could solve that problem. thank you so much for joining us. >> president obama hitti...

You are willing to fund everything we wont allow you to fund everything. unless you fund obama care we wont let you fund benefits for veterans. thats pretty twisted and wrong. the american people are tired of this collusive spending when members of congress will hit the re set button every year, keep the spending intact and not question anything. thats what we have to fight, stop. thats what this is about. it presents us with an opportunity to re-examine the way we spend money in washington. >> ...

Get along well. they have intelligent conversations about these things behind closed doors. hes passionate. i think what you saw yesterday was a person. for the average person in wisconsin, they dont get wrapped up in senate rules. what they see is someone finally standing up and fighting. i think for that hes to be commend ed. as far as, like, fighting over whether a cloture vote makes sense, thats something thats totally in the weeds. >> i dont think people pay attention either. i have to writ...

Get along well. they have intelligent conversations about these things behind closed doors. hes passionate. i think what you saw yesterday was a person. for the average person in wisconsin, they dont get wrapped up in senate rules. what they see is someone finally standing up and fighting. i think for that hes to be commend ed. as far as, like, fighting over whether a cloture vote makes sense, thats something thats totally in the weeds. >> i dont think people pay attention either. i have to writ...