america has its pros care about foreign policy and a certain but we do know what to do be careful we have indications that his base would like to see better relations with russia but one of wishing it only because if. we go full circle here everything he says he says for his base it's not about security it's not about economics it's not about anything except for himself and his base eric go in there at this point mr trump tomorrow announce that he had a meeting lined up with the holy ghost within twenty four hours that new york times would be the kremlin has ordered the the holy trinity their work. they don't care and this is a very. very dangerous situation for any country when the domestic political players are more interested in harming each other than for the national interest this is when you get civil war it looks with the indictment

of the alleged twelve russian intelligence officials here i mean i think all of us think that the timing of that is quite peculiar to say well i mean it's obvious it's a political mess right it comes right on the heels of the struct hearings in congress as entertainment that was ok but it's obviously a political attempt to derail the subject you know one of the things i think is really important i'm glad you brought that up because we can and i watched the talking heads dissect that testimony from peter struck it was among the most amazing things i've ever seen in my life. beyond the optics too but what was interesting and i think this is we've talked about on this program many times of crisis of institutions this really really at the crux of all of this here is the separation of powers is that the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. are defining congo. this is not trivial this is not trivial at all and i think this

is where it's coming and struck still being an employee of the f.b.i. gets the shield of the protection of the f.b.i. once he's out we'll see what happens to him his girlfriend. lisa paige looks like she's going to be ok ok we'll see that next week but there's an institutional crisis here lisa seven friends who are talking about it and it is i mean is this i mean spain. over the u.s. we do go through these crises because it's of course if. no matter what if said during this summit. trumps likely to get any credit for it i mean it doesn't matter the outcome even if there is no outcome and you said it he's going to get it's basically it's going to like with kim he's going to come out is going to announce a major victory great step forward for american security they'll come up with

something that they are my guess and it's only a guess and marco probably disagree is that putin will give something about iran on . it we'll see i think you'll agree that why would he do that why would he do that and then number two eric why should we or putin in the russian political trust donald trump doesn't have to trust him he's not giving away the keys to the kremlin i grew. so. what do you how do you know what you actually want to do i think they're discussing that could be your fire to. be on the ball is a deal in syria we know trump wants to pull out of syria his own military has been preventing him one of the areas in particular is this old hearts base in the south basically it's a desert area there's very few rebels left there most of them have been transferred trained and transferred to token case i actually talk to the port and it's a highway there so i. part of the idea what the americans are so furious about now

is is the present is it meaning the israelis and the saudis are furious about now wag the american dog is that the iranians are in syria well they don't want the iranians in syria and i did you go back why don't you try to overthrow thirty one flavors of jihad sixty hours right and that's exactly why the iranians in syria it's a lesson they already learned from iraq is trying to preserve relationship with israel to somebody and somebody really hasn't yet that sort of but this is diplomacy so the idea is that they might offer that putin gets iran into a box a backdown out of the reactor and in return the u.s. gives up a military base that it has a syria that it has no he was not let's not forget that there is a legitimate government in syria they have to be on the border to open and syria have to do is promise oh sure the iranians will be gone the americans give up the military base and then next week the iranians can be wherever they want cases

having you know you're an expert on ukraine is ukraine going to play any role in this summit do you think in my opinion first as a beatle against the. affair and we know we saw what it did was about trucks or it was not love the regime inc yes yeah you know it's very interesting the question of how much money by the ukrainian all agog skip to the trump campaign i don't think any ok and i think you know a lot. because you're here to give an interview on a newspaper and. discussed with some discussions with from and from very well understand the kremlin position on ukraine but it doesn't understand what kids really want but the politically speaking so first from us of the against the kim government and going to it we don't have to forget that russia is not a competitor for us germany he's of course and so i totally. trading between russia. and units that. did it before both sides so it's

a must so. it really is you surprise mick to. make america agree to industry your country again so just only interest to reply non-agreement minnesota might be just for him to make him great the history of this is they want to first let's see if the november we don't know what are your words with because there was some very serious discussion between the us and the russian part but again in my opinion we want any official result. you know we're going to have people every ten seconds start mentally ill be a very interesting language trump says russia is a competitor and john mccain rises from his deathbed to say that no russia is an enemy that going to the end of the. spokesman says no i think quite trolling no trump is our partner ok. i didn't have all the time we have many thanks to my

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and they have top level diplomacy and letterman put in on donald trump wrap up their historic summit claiming great progress has been made. our relationship. has never been worse. than it is now however that changed as of about four hours ago. this by both illyria said green on a number of key issues the us media is up in arms over the results. i don't know which side is the bride and which side of that is the groom enters a bit of a sore sort of feels like we're at a wedding you have been watching for out for the most disgraceful performances by an american president today's press conference in helsinki was one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory also this hour full french honors the victorious world cup team returned home to a hero's welcome. coming

to you live from the russian capital this is our national welcome to the program. positive steps and real progress those are the words both leaders used to describe the first trumpet in summit between go travel to hell think with the russian presidents and pale was so with the trump team and here is their experience. why i'm standing right outside the modestly looking presidential palace in the capital

of finland where everything happened first two hours of a head to head togs between donald trump and a lot of our putin with only the translators allowed inside the room that was then followed by a lunch where the leaders were joined by some of the most senior officials from the two countries and i was only able to witness forty seconds of that meeting and during this tiny period of time both sides stayed silent until donald trump quickly replied to a question that was screamed out it was how are the talks going so far from said good start then came the first ever joint press conference by donald trump and vladimir putin i asked a question myself during this media briefing where the two leaders were standing shoulder to shoulder and here's what i would corded for you just after the press

conference was over and i looked into the faces of donald trump who was standing right here by the way with a bigger microphone and vladimir putin here with a smaller microphone and i saw two men who were genuinely enjoying talking together but today first of all their message to the journalists was that they want this kind of relationship to spread beyond their personal time somehow they want to put washington moscow relations back on track and it's quite clear to everyone that the bullet true relationship is that a complicated stage there is no reasoning for the impediments the current tense atmosphere the cold war ended some time ago our relationship has never been worse. than it is now however that changed as of about four hours ago at this presidential. pallas the word we heard quite

a few times was syria and on the one hand this is the area that was looking rather promising the head of these talks but on the other hand it wasn't promising at all given the interests of israel and iran had a unique opportunity to ask the heads of russia and the us whether they could share the details for some specific arrangements for russia and the u.s. to work in syria together if any of those were made but the leaders didn't spill the beans on any of that however i got the impression that steps together could be also perhaps surprisingly donald trump even said that the armies of russia and the u.s. could be better at cooperating then the white house and the kremlin soon it will be two years since.