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Putin has said -- or knows his strength is not from russias economy, not from russias military. it is from making democratic systems unstable. he was -- he did it perfectly in 2016, if you believe the intelligence community, and he did it in -- he tried to do it in germany, france, and elsewhere. hes clearly already doing it in 2018. we know that because the government has admitted it. i would never put russia in the same -- i would never dilute the concerns i have about russia by putting it in ...

Really bad. so then we saw the sign had fallen over on top of people. they actually had to get a forklift to lift the sign off of them to get them out from underneath it. >> wow. so this is very frightening. how worried were you about where where you were and what could happen next? >> we were very worried, because we started seeing people getting wheeled out on stretchers just one after another. you could see that some of them had head wounds, and neck wounds, and some of them walked out to the...

Lawyer for rick gates. jack quinn also joining us, a cnn legal analyst and former white house counsel in the clinton administration. jack, you first. the white house is not refuting that don mcgahn, you know, gave testimony. in fact, even saying the white house actually encouraged it. but with the president now coming out and being very critical of the report, as though the report says, you know, don mcgahn did this in some clan december tidestine wa show the president or the white house is very...

Administrations list as the boogie man and always of concern to them in ways we havent seen that kind of evidence. i think it would be somewhat outside of their capacity, let alone outside of their capability and focus right now for iran to be focusing on hacking our 2018 elections. theres only one country that wins and has a vested interest in showing they could do it again. thats clearly russia. so once again, do not put these other countries in the same pool as russia because russia has alrea...

Victory. theyve faced isolation from much of the international community, particularly from the united states over their various acts of maligned activity around the world over the past couple years. but i dont think anyone really expected that they were going to get such a comprehensive pass by the president of the united states. i think thats how it would be interpreted on the russian side, that all of those misdeeds, the annexation of crimea, the shootdown of mh-17, the backing of bashar al a...

Knew a president donald trump was going to be elected and make this such a political issue for him. hes moving up that, not deadline, but goal line year demanding that those nato members meet that target. today you might say hes up ended it by doubling the target. clearly not a serious request but the president has made it. >> its got to be 4%, which, clearly is not going to happen. >> what about the claims from the president that germany is, what he calls a captive of russia. what is he referri...

>> i think it is important to say that some of the issues trump raises about nato, some problems are legitimate issues and there are legitimate grievances, and the alliance has legitimate problems that have gone too long without being addressed by both sides, but the problem is not with acknowledging the agreements, the problem is how the president is doing it. as we saw senator menendez say, and seen other republican leaders say, his constant insulting allies and praising adversaries is the wro...

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Different world than it was when we originally conceived of the idea. and everybody got together. but were taking care of, as an example, the ukraine, the countries over there dont seem to be so interested. were the ones taking the brunt of it. we have to reconsider. keep nato but maybe we have to pay a lot less toward the nato itself. >> nato has been around since right after world war ii in 1949. its been a cornerstone of u.s. national security around the world. nato allies hear you say that. ...

Developing between the u.s. and nato allies. >> absolutely. whats most striking about today is that it comes just a month after the g7 summit which the president did the same thing, basically trying to challenge an appliance that accounts for almost half the economy, economic strength of the world. pulling the rug out from underneath it, kind of saying theyre kind of our allies, but not willing to sign a communique, insulting the host, canadian prime minister trudeau. theres this moment, we all ...