and that advantage rests with hooton and the west.is is immaterial to him, the little nonsense from stoltenberg and the nato nations. trump is talking seriously about the simple nicety is prevent him from talking the truth. >> yes, $64 billion in the next five years over their collective defense. they have talked about changing tactics, so those are positives and president trump is given credit for doing that and changing things. so, the same as president bush complaints. no one complains about seeing lou dobbs on at 8:00 on the fox news channel. lou, just please invoice me and leave it on my desk so we can have this settled. >> as you wish to come up the same place and the same address, and the same amount i suppose, but at time and a half. >> thanks so much. that was lou dobbs. president trump is getting nato allies to spend more on their own defense. if i sense that was just a bit of pie-in-the-sky that could only be meant to counter russia anyway. somehow in the democrats and the rest, doll trump is a vladimir putin agent somehow.

leader for hooton when the topic of election meddling came up during that press conference president putin did you want president trump to win the election and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that why should americans and why should president trump believe your statement that russia did not intervene in the twenty sixteen election do you hold russia at all accountable for anything in particular president putin denied having anything to do with the election interference or twenty sixteen every u.s. intelligence agency has concluded that russia did who do you believe i have great confidence in my intelligence people but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today he offered to have the people working on the case come and work with their investigators with respect to the twelve people i think that's an incredible. i was an intelligence officer myself and i do know how does ca's are compiled and we would conclusions can only be made by not going to tell you the service because you can only be here when that didn't happen

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. >> hooton made great investments in the 2016 election and it's paying off for him and brussels. >>s a disgrace for the united states to open a meeting like this. >> it's unprecedented language and it's a threat to the alliance. >> it is a transparent way to carry out vladimir putin's deepest wish. >> dana: when you talk about words and deeds, the nato outcomes are actually what nato would want. the head of nato, stoltenberg comings and we are all on track. you may not like what he said. >> greg: how is he placating russia? the difference between a good friend and a bad friend is a bad friend says things behind your back. donald trump says it to your face. europe are your pals who always have you drive them everywhere but they never chip in for gas. trump is saying it's been a long time. you haven't paid for the gas. you've got to pay for the gas. other presidents have said but they've never said it like this and what we are learning now is that the media is more outraged when trump is scolding our allies more so when american politicians are encouraging mob action against our own l

and she and hooton, despite her rhetoric, and have a rather amicable relationship.nd gerhardt schroeder is the head of the new pipeline that is bypassing the ukraine, among other countries and going straight and it directly to the heart of germany. isn't that a cozy relationship? >> so if you were vladimir putin, what you would like to see is a breakup or friction in nato. we are having our arguments in public, like we always do, at home and overseas. >> i think he's far happier about chuck schumer and nancy pelosi who are defending and the deal with russia. and that advantage rests with putin and the west.t this is immaterial to him, the little nonsense from stoltenberg and the nato nations. trump is talking seriously about the simple nicety is prevent him from talking the truth. >> yes, $64 billion in the next five years over their collective defense. they have talked about changing tactics, so those are positives and president trump is given credit for doing that and changing things. so, the same as president bush complaints. no one complains about seeing lou dob

just coming before mike pompeo faced fierce questioning over the recent hooton summit.ter doocy is on capitol hill with the latest. >> when he does come to d.c., he is not coming to the capital unless he is part of a tour group, that is because lawmakers here who have repeatedly voted to sanction russia aren't going to invite him. but republicans still seem supportive of delaying this second summit. >> hopefully that gives us more time to prepare. and hopefully for more people to talk about how detrimental it is to have a private meeting like this allowing the russians to characterize it when we are not prepared to do so. and so that i hope, because we should learn not to do that again. >> lawmakers just had an opportunity to ask several hours of questions about the last cement when mike pompeo came to the capital, some democrats would have preferred to hear from the translator, but there was no translator, just the top diplomat. >> this president runs this government, his statements -- >> we understand that when the president speaks, it is the policy. >> 200 plus sanct

what's he supposed to do, take a gun and shoot hooton? has as much nuclear power as we do. stuart: between meddling in collusion, the president should turn around and say you mental. we know you did it. knock it off, don't do it again. stuart: he said to boot when obama was in the middle of it, knock it off and i have this image of obama on a bicycle and couldn't bare chested on a horse. that's good. everybody goes home. stuart: why does the president say it publicly? >> wait a minute, the job of the president right now is to make sure the united states does not going with an enemy, a clear enemy who has missiles pointed at us and we had missiles pointed at them. we've got to find common ground between the two of us stop with that. all of this started with the liars in the leakers. he is head of the cia and he's the one who started with this fake dossier today could begin an investigation of donald trump so they could impeach him. is anyone surprised the president did something treasonous. i'll tell you what is treason. treason is using t

the russia policy is tough in terms of he is doing just about everything but the pipeline to thwart hootonbut his language is conciliatory and that's unsettling for people. tranter was wondering, what's their strategy behind bringing up the gas pipeline a few days before he goes to meet with putin. you would expect that in fact he's poking putin right before he goes to meet him. >> face-to-face with putin or angela merkel. he softens his tone has much more nice. we will see about that. the nato summit is about to wrap. we're expecting the president to make some closing remarks. overall, how would you rate this nato meeting? >> i would say to be determined. at the end of the data tier and overhangs everyone. the bold statement by the president going from 2% to 4% with unexpected. you could argue the germany was in some way shocking. that being said, a lot of the statements he made is not actually the statements obama made in 2014. would like you to even pay more. he's not alone. he's speaking for a bunch of the e.u. maria: sort of an obvious conflict wasn't being talked about. people are ta