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He didn't like necessarily not being president of russia, even though he was still running the country. it was bugging him. those four years not being president, that was enough. by 2011, he was already making plans that he would like his old job title back, please. he would like to be called president again. so he's making plans to do that. december, 2011, he's preparing to run again for president, to retake the title of president and while he was preparing to run for president again, something bad happened to vladimir putin. because this was the parliamentary election result from december, 2...

With the director of the intelligence, the director of the cia, the director of the fbi, they've given me their report and i can tell you, the american people, having read this report, having been briefed by the intelligence community, i can tell you now that i've seen this report and been told what's in it, there was -- what was it? there was absolutely no affect on the outcome of the election. that's what he tells us. well, here's what's actually in the report. "we did not make an assessment of the impact russian activities had on the outcome of the election." so our president-elect is lying...

Elections are fair. and they monitored that election in december, 2011, that parliamentary election in russia, and they did not like what they saw. "the contest was slanted in favor of the ruling party. there was undue interference of state authorities at different levels. there was a lack of independence of the election administration. the elections were marked by the convergence of the state and the governing party." putin's party. "the playing field was slanted in favor of putin's party." united russia. the playing field was slanted. and remember, these elections, even with all of that, the...

She gave them a signal, they heard this signal and started active work with support from the u.s. state department. the secretary of state gave her opinions about the election, she said they were unfair and unjust. she set the tone, she gave them the signal. that was vladimir putin's press conference with his cabinet after the election explaining what was going on with all those thousands of people in the streets. those thousands of people in the streets weren't aggrieved russians, they were just puppets of hillary clinton. >> after protests erupted earlier this week, putin turned his anger on...

Assessment of the fbi, the cia, and the national security agency, we've got it explicitly. "putin most likely wanted to discredit secretary clinton because he has blamed her since 2011 for inciting mass protests against his regime in late 2011 and early 2012. he holds a grudge for comments he almost certainly saw as disparaging him." it was that election, that election in 2011 where russia's -- where putin's party apparently rigged it and had to in order to hold on to power by the skin of their teeth which led to mass protests in the street which led to this huge show of popular support agains...