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Essentially talking about russia as incompetent and insulting their military capacity even while saying they disagree with it. is that par for the course or also ratcheted up to a new degree. >> there's two concerns. there's the accidental consequences can of russia not having been in a fight like this for a long time. we don't know their capabilities. we assume their capabilities are not as good as ours. both in terms of deaconflicting what our airplanes are doing but also in terms of what targets they're hitting with their bombs. i had one pentagon official joke smart bombs does not exist in...

Russia. apparently on this issue putin is very excitable. in this moment, we sadly have the misfortune to be going through a presidential election cycle right now which this year means lots of republican candidates for president have been busy saying publicly they think a war with russia sounds kind of awesome. at least saying so maybe had makes them look tough so they're willing to say it even if they don't mean it. i don't know if they mean this stuff. jeb bush told reuters today this "i wouldn't worry about antagonizing the russians. they should worry about antagonizing us." how to deal wit...

Smart bombs does not exist in the russian ver nan knack cue lar or exist in the russian language. that's not true but that's a sense of the way they talk about it there's also a big policy thing here which is that russia and putin wants to polarize this conflict into a fight between isis and assad. so that they can then say at the end that have, be there's nobody but assad to deal with isis. and that policy question, if you look at their campaign, if you look at where they're bombing, that's what they're trying to create. that is a bigger challenge i think than the probability of an accidental...

People. >> let's see what happens within the gop. there are differences in the democrats as well, but we'll discuss that later. >> they have a president, actually. >> there's still differences within the democratic party on these sensitive issues. up next, a woman's desperate pleas to help her husband denied by local militias. we're in crimea with local news. plus, this man met ronald reagan on the 1998 visit to moscow. and who he is and what his role is right now in the ukrainian crisis is fascinating. what we've learned. and after one dramatic resignation, we're going to take a closer ...

Here's what she asked then candidate donald trump. >> i'm visiting from russia. >> ah! putin, good friend of obama, putden. he likes obama a lot. go ahead. >> my question about foreign politics. if you elected as the president, what will be your foreign politics especially in the relationships with my country? and do you want to continue the politics of sanctions that are damaging of both economy? or, you have any other ideas? >> i believe i would get along very nicely with putin. okay? and i mean, when we have the strength. i don't think you need the sanctions. i think that we would get along...