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Donald trump was the president who was going to see the world from their point of view, and so they have been immensely disappointed in the past year and a half or so since the trump presidency began that that did not happen, and i think when your hopes are high, and they are unfulfilled, your disappo t disappointment is greater and i think thats why were seeing those heightened figures that the united states is perceived as the enemy. >> fascinating reporting. what that suggests is putin will b...

Im wondering when you look at poll numbers -- you see this, and its done by reputable, independent often western polling agencies. what do you sense on the ground? are those numbers real? are people scared to say something or is putin genuinely popular? >> i think this, fareed, is a really underappreciated fact about russia and about vladimir putin. yes, i think he is genuinely popular. i know a lot of russians personally and professionally. a lot of them, despite their liberal sentiments, despi...

At&t, not so much. we give you 75 mbps for $59.95. thats more speed than at&ts comparable bundle, for less. call today. our quarrel is with putins kremlin and his decision, and we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision to direct the use of a nerve agent on the streets of the uk, on the streets of europe for the first time since the second world war. >> that was the british foreign secretary, boris johnson on friday pointing the finger for the poisoning of an ex-double agent an...

Country and will stand up to interference and intimidation from the west. we we saw that recently the day before election when putins foreign ministry announced its retribution and response to the expulsion of russian diplomats from britain, doing the same and upping the anteclosing down the british council and consulate in st. petersburg and he thriving on this idea that he is seen as somebody who is a strong leader who will stand up to the west. yes, i do believe although there are a lot of pe...

In doing so, russia broke all kinds of unstated rules. you dont attack spies that have been traded, traded and pardoned. the use of a military grade chemical weapon in a small city, all assumptions we make of how civilized countries behave inside one anothers borders had been broken. it was destain for london, we dont think youre going to do anything to us, we just dont care anymore. >> luke, why would putin do something like this? it seems provocative, somewhat reckless. is it, you know, is it ...

Meddling, and the poisoning of the ex-spy that is blamed on russia. and even after sanders comments, we saw top national security officials coming out about the attempt to hack not only our power grid, but water, aviation, our nuclear grid. so, there are people concerned about the risks coming from moscow, and others saying that we should be more cautious. >> masha, when will putins bubble burst? >> i think at this point, look, systems collapse. but one of the definitions of a

Have been sent in. were keeping our eye on this dangerous situation. the big unknown leading up to the remarkable meeting, you see the picture there. >> i think the president took note of actions discussed by the congress. additional sanctions that have been voted out. the president is rightly focused on how do we move forward from what may be a disagreement at this point. >> moving forward. no consequence, no tough talk. will putin direct hackers to stop what theyre doing right now? before the ...

President trump on this issue. second i think is syria. trying to figure out some kind of solution to whats happening on the ground there. >> gregg: both men are known to be strong-willed. to say the least. this will be a chance to establish some rapport, personal chemistry, some connection. >> putin is a former kgb agent. he does this all the time. hes been tried to none out alpha other leaders in bilateral meetings. stick his chest out, be bold, take over the conversation. that may be more dif...

Its a significant moment. >> gregg: it is. theres always an attempt add a quid pro quo. ill give you this if you give me that. i wonder what president trumps hope to get the most? maybe cooperation in fighting isis or at the same time, convincing putin to stop propping up the syrian regime, which only perpetuates isis. might that be his number 1 issue? >> i dont know. i think north korea has topped it, gregg with this action and the testing of this icbm, which is now confirmed. it is a two-stage...

How do poles, for example, how much are they worried that in hoping for some kind of deal between trump and putin poland and its security and ukraine and its security will be sacrificed? >> i think there is a palpable fear of exactly what youve just described and the expression that people are using is will there be a new yelta? will putin convince trump to divide the world. perhaps europe and the middle east as well into spheres of influence that allow him to impose his political system on one ...