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Executive at the trump organization. not that he was much help it's important to note the filing states he and the company's cfo allen weisselberg invoked the fifth amendment more than 550 types each during the course of several hours of questioning. a wise man once said the mob takes the fifth. if you're innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? that man was former president trump who made that point multiple times as he campaigned for the presidency in 2016. he was referring to hillary clinton's aides pleading the fifth when asked about a private email server when she was secretary o...

There. your thoughts about this? >> well, there may be people who are biden partisans and some others, friendly media people who might like hearing the president say that but it doesn't reflect well on any president to engage in these nasty disputes with journalists. it's punching down. we are owe -- he is the president of the united states. most powerful person on earth arguably, for him to be insulting journalists is not a good look. it didn't help donald trump when he did it and he did his share of insulting journalists and i don't think it's going to help this president to do it. and the t...

When this will happen, somebody else will come. there will be an opportunity that we should not lose to engage with russia, to try to anchor russia in europe. because we missed our chance in 1989, we missed our chance in 1999, we should not allow this opportunity... the breakdown of the soviet union. carl, what happens when these regimes fall, as our questioner has asked? of course, and then we should humbly say that building democracy and rule of law is not that easy. it takes time. culture, education, tradition, whatever. we have seen that in those post—soviet or post—yugoslav states, to...

With other autocrats. look at post—soviet histories. we have had 30 years. some countries like the baltic states are stable and democratic and wonderful. look at some of the central asian countries, we had dictators being replaced by other dictators. for example in khodykin stan, koos and revolutions —— kyrgyzstan. the fundamental question here is not about some of those other countries, it is about russia because it sets the tone across the region. when putin goes, i don't know when this will happen, somebody else will come. there will be an opportunity that we should not lose to engage...