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Shivved in what appeared to be an inside job. the spring of 2005. the head of the fsp, the head of the successor agency to the kgb, got up in front of the russian parcel many, the dom a and the head of the fsb made a totally unexpected hair on fire speech denouncing the international republican institute and the office in moscow, blaming them for fomenting unrest across russia, accuseding them of trying to overthrow the russian government. it was the blisters out of no where attack on an american organization. but there was a scarey part. in his speech, denunciation of this american group in t...

Tweeting this. i recently had a terrific meeting with a bipartisan group of freshmen lawmakers. we feel there is strongly in favor of congressional term limits. i give them my full support and endorsement for their efforts # drain the swamp. we have heard it before. it is not appropriate. our next guest is leading the charge and he met with the president at the white house while -- thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> is something everyone is on the same page with the issue. you have said in the past wanted to bring wisconsin comments into washington d.c.. how do you feel that it went?...

Moscow to collect information. i do not believe so they were relying on third parties to share information and that i can say from experience as having served in russia is really no way, to collect information securely. the fsb, the internal police for the russians is extremely sophisticated and this is what they do. they hunt out those seeking protected information. and then the third concern that i would have is that the russians hacked into the democratic national committee. and so whatever the campaign was doing, i think the government of russia, the kremlin and vladimir putin would have k...

Cia and other intelligence agencies. they didn't say one way or another if moscow affected the results of the election. michael hoffman, former station chief with the cia and president of sovereign policy group. daniel, thanks for joining me this sunday. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you've written extensively about the threat from russia, including last week in "the washington times," saying "cybersecurity response" should take minutes, not months. and you point out that congress is nowhere near done with its russia probes. is putin taking advantage of this? >> yeah, well, i think there's a...

For a free quote today. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> dana: breaking tonight, moscow lashing out at president trump, labeling him a "incompetent player" in the wake of new sanctions against russia. the present approving the sanctions as punishment for interference in the 2016 election, but for rating congress for limiting his control over them, writing, this legislation is significantly flawed, in his haste to pass the legislation, congress included a number of fairly unconstitutional provisions. joining me ...