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Years following politics that would have gotten opposition revery much from an enemy of the united states? >> no, joe. and we began this program with the news that john mccain is suffering from brain cancer, diagnosed with brain cancer. so let's start there. john mccain never would have taken that meeting. i can't think of anybody in the united states senate running for senate declared cyber warfair on husband us. so the since is you have reported on so many presidential elections and run across so many political candidates, have you ever known anybody or any campaign or anyone who would even ...

We do. there are 16 intelligence agencies plus the directorate of national intelligence, that's 17, all have their own seal. we need to put that to rest. there are 17 agencies and that's a fact the president of the united states should know. >> reporter: and he's been receiving briefings from the intelligence community since he became the republican nominee for president so roughly a year now. and in the context of where he said do we even have 17 today in response to questions back in poland, it did raise a question of was he uncertain about the number of intelligence agencies. in kind of a k...

Investigate and have sort of the portfolio that would cover russian interference, cyber warfair, that type of thing. but the intelligence community of the 17 agencies has accepted the conclusions of the cia and others that were on the front edge of determining that not only russia but vladimir putin specifically ordering this kind of interference with the hacking and attempts to pen straight election systems around the country, also there have been a number of intelligence chiefs who have testified under oath before congress and extension the american people who have talked about the fact that...

Intelligence coupe, to get the concrete information, putting the nail into the coffin of what we all surmised analytically, that vladimir putin was definitely involved in this. hard to imagine otherwise. according to the "washington post," this piece of intelligence sort of confirmed that. then the fascinating thing about the whole piece in the "wo "washington post" is now, what is our policy going to be? you can go hard with cyber warfair or conservatively with sanctions. that's eventually what the administration decided to do. >> michael, it is interesting, just hearing from the president in...