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Poland. poland is 1 of 5 nato members that have spent 2% of its gdp on defense. in april, the bolus defense minister asked the pentagon to consider permanently keeping u.s. troops in poland, offering a two billion-dollar incentive while meeting with secretary mattis at the pentagon. u.s. ambassador to nato said the u.s. is considering the request. >> we look at all offers made like that, but no decision is being made right now. but looking at it, yes. >> top u.s. commanders like lieutenant general ben hodges, a russia hawk who pushed for american troops to rotate into poland recently retired a...

More brutal way of doing business. >> kimberly, is that something you're hearing from foreign diplomats, leaders, et cetera that you've been speaking to? >> very much so. a combination of the stages of grief, you know. anger to denial. some of them have said to me, now it's all down the mueller investigation. we don't trust this president. others are more in the middle of the road. you know, his national security team keeps telling us trust us. still others saying, hey, we woke up this morning, everything was the same in terms of intelligence sharing and national security cooperation. this is ...

Would never restart the program what was different today is gina haspel said it never should have happened in the first place. that may have been an effort to secure some of these final votes to get her passed that magic majority number, shep. >> shepard: new extended warnings, i guess about russia continuing to mettle in our processes. >> earlier today the nominee to head the national counter terrorism center promote intelligence sharing and break down the stove piping that led to 9/11, testified that it's a mistake to underestimate the russians even after so much public shaming and sanctions...

In that intelligence sharing. we all have information. some information we can share validates the information that other countries have. third, once you are building a coalition and you've shared intelligence and feel good about your conclusions, it's bringing your take to the united nations and the international community. russia has all sorts of bizarre conspiracy theories as to what happened. first they were blaming the rebels and now i hear that they might be blaming the u.k., as if britain was part of it? there's a fight for the legitimacy going forward. the next step, there's likely goi...

Between these intelligence agencies of their sharing information to quickly dissect what took place and if there are possibly perpetrators who fled the scene. right well the police are saying they don't leave there was anybody else involved at this point as of minutes ago, so i don't know that there's any other, you know, effort out there going on right now but what they are doing is obviously and they've already done this frankly just holding the information, basically they've peeled away the layers of the individual who killed themself at the end of this attack. there's a great deal of intel...