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has been inundated with friendship from people in russia, real billionaires with hundreds of billio of dollars and he has bought into their entire ideology. he has bought into their political beliefs, he's bought into the belief that they are, like him, the saviours of western civilization against islam. for trump to buy into that, that requires him to give up all of of the traditional standings that the united states has had for 70 years, a belief in the systems of nato, the european union and free markets in the west and russia should be able to do anything it wants. between him and his aides, who surround him, all of whom have links to russia, they have either wittingly or unwittingly been co-opted. i don't believe he's an agent of russia like former cia director or deputy director mike morales said. what lennon used to call, useful idiots. >> malcolm nance, "the plot to hack america," thanks very much for being with us. this is a subject that i think a lot of people find it to be something that is above their head but you've been talking about this in very stark terms that makes sense. tha