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Man, this is a lot. and i don't care about this, i care about my job and my health care and what's going to be on my table. even people in virginia who wonder that place to go but i would say is what we know, and we know this not because i say it but because the unanimous opinion of the intelligence community was the russian government in an effort to try to sow discord in our political process hacked into both political parties, decided they would release information that would be helpful to mr. trump, hurtful to hillary clinton. in addition to that, they tried to at least hack into, and whil...

Reaction. >> when we think about where we were back at that time and ramping up to the conventions, donald trump at the end of july puts that public call out to russia to find hillary clinton east missing e-mails, saying hack into -- you know, find them, use whatever measures you need necessary, because of world we were living in then with wikileaks and the information that was coming out based on the dnc or john podesta, he made reference that the press would reward them. for doing such. the basis that got a fisa court to potentially take this under consideration would have been donald trump ...

Interlock cue tore on a lot of different subjects. part of his job is to make contact with policymakers, with politicians. he was very good at that. but calling him a super spy i think may be a little much. >> given the time you spent in russia, would it surprise you if russia was attempting to hack into, into the election, attempting to influence? i mean, is this part -- is that sort of a long-standing -- i've read a lot lately. there's a great article in "the new yorker" about this. is this ray a long-standing patternen with russia and the former soviet union? >> well, yes and no. they have ...

Little much. >> given your, you know, the time you spent in russia, would it surprise you if russia was attempting to hack into, into the election, attempting to influence, i mean, is that part, is that sort of a long-standing, i've read a lot lately. there's a great article in "the new yorker" about this. this is a long-standing pattern with russia and the former soviet union? >> well, yes and no. they have for years going back to soviet times practiced what they call officially active measures, which are designed to generate influence, to subvert hostile countries. to embarrass people with c...

They get distracted. there's a set of disciplines required in running the administration and they don't seem to have grasped that's what they've got to get to. that starts with an agenda. as it relates to jeff sessions, if they want to move forward, they have to move forward. tweeting early in the morning and taking shots at these different things isn't the way to do it. i think there's a lot of things we don't know yet in terms of that interaction. clearly the russian ambassador is not the most memorable person. there's been over 30 members of congress who have had multiple meetings with him ...