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Help us look more neutral, look better, less pro-russian by giving us this stuff. >> right. >> because they never leak stuff that, in 2016, they never leaked a thing that hurt trump and helped clinton. before 2016 they never put out anything that made russia look bad. >> right, such -- >> and this is kind of a problem that you see on the left. and now on the right. but before it was kind of a standard kind of lefty problem that, you know, if you don't like american imperialism, who else doesn't like american imperialism, moscow doesn't like american imperialism. it's this old kind of cold war....

Costs. and it's very important that there be this economic and political pushback by germany, by the united states and the rest of europe on russia. >> that's critically important. i know you've got to run, nick burns, thanks very much. u.s. retired diplomat and now at the kennedy school harvard. gloria borger here with me now. you heard the president, we all heard the president, jim, very strong statement. the key question he says he thinks the allies can work together, he's confident that the u.s. and europeans can work together. is that confidence well -- >> you did have a statement from th...

With ukraine about improving relations with the eu. making signals in the part couple of days, they're not being seas, making the commits th commitments they need. continuing to play out in the square, a desire for a life facing the european direction. and from u.s. senator john mccain saying their future lies with europe and the u.s. supports them, but nine years ago many thought this country made its decision to head in a westerly direction. pru brushes away most of its postsoviet leadership. moscow doesn't want to let this country go. threats of sanctions from russia if they sign that europ...

college crowd? >> reporter: yeah, mostly college. mixed crowd, fredricka, still not full but they have an hour to go. the message you'll hear is effectively the president preempting a tax on the economic conditions in the u.s. he expects the romney campaign is going to attack the unemployment rate and the president's stewardship on the economy, so you'll hear him talk about how hard the economy was hit before he got in office, what he inherited, and how he made things better, how much worse they could have been, in the president's view, and what he could do going forward. he'll also,...