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Every president of the united states through decades, not after they become president but after they become nominee, start receiving intelligence briefings, china, iran, in this case, a classic element of those intelligence briefings for the nominees of the republican party would be russian activity. once the president-elect becomes president, he has the authorization to receive daily intelligence briefings from the same people who spoke publicly about russian meddling. i don't know what to say, anderson. it was public and the president had the right to receive anything privately when he becam...
The president of the united states would not, at this point, you know, be given all the high-level concern, one hopes in the white house, but certainly zonk, of future hacking, that there would be a complete review of this by the president? it seems he's just learning of this by the "washington post." >> absolutely not. phil is absolutely right. the president has every -- had every opportunity to understand what was going on here. i think what's been more startling than anything, from my inter specti perspective, and i've talked to my former colleagues in the intelligence community, the presid...
Lens of this hacking and did the russians help him? did the russians tip the election? there are a lot of people who don't like trump who are calling him, you know, a russian proxy of some sort or too close to putin or whatever, or putin's choice. it's going to hurt him in anything he does, and even tillerson, if he gets in, the fact that if he's secretary of state and he has financial ties to russian oil, which means putin, the whole administration, this is going to be a cloud over them for a very, very long time. i don't see any way out of it. >> steve, is it possible that by doubting russia...
The intelligence community, what kind of an impact do you think that has for once he becomes president and his relationships with the intelligence community? >> well, i think it's debilitating, anderson. anything he does with russia is going to be looked through the lens of this hacking and did the russians help him, did the russians tip the election. i mean, there's a lot of people that don't like trump that are calling him you know, a russian proxy of some sort or too close to putin or whatever or putin's choice. it's going to hurt him in anything he does and even tillerson, if he gets in, t...