let me explain, please, please. let me explain. that, when i have already conceded that, when i have already conceded that, because of the sharp campaign against us over the perception is not that. but when we work, we work for all of them. and let me give you... well, again, let me count your rhetoric with some reality. you... well, again, let me count your rhetoric with some realitym is not rhetoric. it is a statement of fa ct. is not rhetoric. it is a statement of fact. this is what i am going to give you is also a statement of fa ct. give you is also a statement of fact. here are the words of a bjp politician in karnataka state and they have just had regional elections where the bjp do not perform as well as you had hoped. this is what sanje patel said during the campaign, he said this is not about roads or water or delivery of services. it is a battle of hindus versus muslims. you are not believing the senior minister of the government. you don't believe the prime minister. but an observation out of context by a gentleman... t

let me explain, please, please, please. let me explain.ng that, when i've already conceded that because of the sharp campaign against us over the years, maybe the percentage of vote is not that. but when we work, we work for all of them. and let me give you... well, again, let me counter your rhetoric with some reality. it is not rhetoric. it was a statement of fact. this is what i am going to give you is also a statement of fact. here are the words of a bjp politician in karnataka state and of course they have just had regional elections, where the bjp did not perform as well as you had hoped. this is what sanjey patel said during the campaign, he said this election is "not about roads or water or delivery of services. it is a battle of hindus versus muslims." you are not believing a senior minister of the modi government. you don't believe the prime minister. but a stray observation, out of context, by a gentleman to garner votes in his constituency. you are coming as a signpost of bjp. that is unfair. no, i am talking about what is happ

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>> i did. >> let me ask you couple questions about it. it has differences from what was given to us by corn and simpson. who's corn? >> i would love to answer that question and every part of me -- you know why i would love to answer that question -- >> who's simpson? >> i cannot answer that question. >> you wrote about it. it's now public, who's corn and simpson? >> based on direction by the fbi, sir, i am not able to answer questions about ongoing investigative matters. >> i want to figure this out, agent strzok. you're referencing three copies of the dossier, the buzzfeed copy you have, the one john mccann staff gave to you and the one that you said you got from corn and simpson, the one mccain gave to you and the one buzzfeed had are identical in your words but they have the corn and simpson one is different. it's important. >> it is important and i want to answer your question and here's the position that i'm in, congressman, i have -- >> let me ask you this. did you ever -- >> mr. chairman, may the witness be permitted to -- >> mr. ch

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>>chris: let me just ask you directly because this was on the record. the spokesperson for the european commission said, let me quote again, we are not negotiating about agricultural products. are you right or is she right? >> again, let me be clear. we had specific conversation about soybeans. that was step one. we discussed other areas and again, this is all part of a negotiation. we will have an agreement and it will be an encompassing agreement. we want to drop tariffs and barriers across the board, that's what we're focused on doing. >>chris: forgive my skepticism and the skepticism of other people but i don't have to tell you, there's a big difference between trade talks in a trade deal. here you were in may here on "fox news sunday" talking about trade with china. >> we are putting the trade war on hold. right now, we have agreed to put the tariffs on hold while we try to execute the framework. >>chris: but within weeks of your making that declaration on this show, president trump announced $50 billion in new tariffs or tariffs on $50 billion wor

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ok let me go back to ron here and. again i want to stress the issue of identity politics because when i look at some of the things i mean democratic socialists of america i mean i've been around for a while ok and i looked at some of their older literature and you're spot on they looked at more at working people getting a fair shake that's fine but what i see now is this infusion of identity politics and i think that you know it's i can say pretty confidently given the election results over the last few years that doesn't work it doesn't work for the democratic party but they when they don't you know that when you talk about transgender toilets and stuff. like that it turns off the heartland i'm from the heartland this is something that people they want the factories to start opening up again they want their wages to go up and then you have these things you know this political correctness and and these pronouns all this nonsense and i don't have any patience for it because it doesn't advance my life or the people aroun

ok let me turn to d.m.a. here we still continue to get articles out again you know health sinking is an interesting program is that henry kissinger is giving advice to president trump that and kissinger actually comes to i think he's been to russia seventeen times and he's going to hear and that the united states has to somehow come to an agreement with russia against china of course an echo of what kissinger engineered during the nixon administration nixon went to china i still think that train has left the station a long time ago i think it is going to disagree with me a little bit well i agree with you because it was basically president obama who i think was the most disastrous president in u.s. history primarily because he destroyed institutions you know he made people does believe in the elections for the first time in many years. to use foreign policy disaster the main foreign policy disaster was that he managed to make russia and china elyse you know when russia became basically for the united states b

when he said -- let me read to you. in fact, we have it. let's play what the president said in helsinki so we're on the same page about what he said about america. >> okay, let's play it. >> i hold both countries responsible. i think the united states has been foolish. we've all been foolish. we should have had this dialogue a long time ago. a long time, frankly, before i got to office and we're all to blame. i do feel we have both made some mistakes. >> the united states has been foolish. we've all been foolish, we're all to blame. do you think that was representing america well? >> well, because we have to apply context to that. what he's saying over the last three presidencies, the tension and anxiety as it relates to our relationship with russia has gone up immeasurably. >> do you think we're to blame for interference? >> now you're taking it out of context. >> that's what the question was. >> alisyn, i'm trying to explain what the guy did. i understand the question but i also understand the president and what he was trying to say so i'm

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china have normal relations with britain and and china of the soviet union of our mortal soul said ok let me get it not lovely did the op is it me go to charles here the thing is that in looking at this gambit of you know three major polls the thing is that what does the west now have to offer to russia because russia since one thousand nine hundred one and i would say that china during its modernization remarkable margin modernization russia and china have one very important thing in common the defense of their sovereignty the us the west is always asking everyone to compromise their sovereignty the fact that russia and china are cooperating there is their sovereignties brings them together they have a common cause charles and like yeah that's absolutely right and that's clear to any observer of what's been going on there going. at the united nations within the united nations security council where the west's we're thinking obviously about libya and what happened with libya although there was a consensus in respect of libya in terms of the resolution it was passed but then that resolution o

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resolution four eight seven let me read it to you the u.n. security council in one thousand nine hundred one says calls upon israel urgently to place its nuclear facilities under the safeguards of the i.a.e.a. why haven't you done that. because thank you it was. because we want to live and survive this is the only reason i could leave and survive but you are defying the u.n. security council resolution on your lead nuclear survive that's it ok. when danny talks about the threat from iran do you recognize that language how big a threat in your view is iran to israel today. iran is not an existential threat to israel but it is a strategic three. now let's compare the records of these two countries iran has never attacked a neighbor he has repeatedly attacked its neighbors iran signed the nonproliferation treaty israel has refused to sign iran submits to inspection but they by the international nuclear energy agency israel refuses to suddenly iran has no nuclear weapons israel has between seventy five and four hundred nuclear weapons so israel p

resolution four eight seven let me read it to you the u.n. security council in one thousand eighty one says calls upon israel urgently to place its nuclear facilities under the safeguards of the i.a.e.a. why haven't you done that because thank you. because we want to live and survive this is the only reason i could leave and survive but you are defying the u.n. security council resolution on your lead nuclear survive that's it ok. when danny talks about the threat from iran do you recognize that language how big a threat in your view is iran to israel today iran is not an existential threat to israel but it is a strategic three. now let's compare the records of these two countries iran has never attacked a neighbor israel has repeatedly attacked its neighbors iran signed the nonproliferation treaty israel has refused to sign iran submits to inspection but they by the international nuclear energy agency israel refuses to certainly iran has no nuclear weapons israel has between seventy five and four hundred nuclear weapons so israel poses an ex

let me put up went to mark porter is here from paris president of republicans overseas over there he's also been an advisor to the prince twenty twenty reelection campaign well i've got a question for you before i also get you know you're kind of exasperated you're going to. respond to what you heard from david cay johnston. well first of all you make it sound like this is the first found this is ever happened you guys are sounding like they're amateurs up here because we know how this works inside of campaigns every campaign does this every campaign goes on has to use pain russian secret diplomatic immunity if you had your target that first of all this kind of thing is not unusual and collusion is not illegal let me explain what collusion is the reason they're using collusion is because they can't find anything else there is no corruption there is no collaboration which is illegal the indonesians way want to slow down let me finish here because this idea of collusion being something that's really horrible we collude all the time in terms of communicating i speak with russians all the

the president has compromised himself today. >> let me just press you on that. there's a lot of speculation that at the root of this trump-putin relationship lies some compromising information. you just gave us another example that that effort could be ongoing on vladamir putin's part. he recorded the meeting. he today i'm sure knows that the president tried to walk back what he was so widely condemned for saying yesterday. so he may have added to the leverage that he has over this president. >> there's no question -- look, we've got a president who is in a tenuous place right now. the allies are upset. our adversaries are having private meetings with him. i hope he didn't misspeak in his private meeting with kim jong-un regarding denuclearization. i hope he didn't say, i wouldn't like to see denuclearization when he meant that i would like to see denuclearization. we don't know what went on. he doesn't want us to have that kind of transparency. and in part, it's because he needs to be the winner and this one, when he comes out and announces things are all bette

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and as kelsey comes up here, let me, let me ask another question as we wait for the audience questions to come forward. there's been some discussion about the need to be able to insure that there is security across the indo-pacific. and you talked about fostering that trust-based relationship that genders that feeling of partnership and cooperation. can you talk a little bit about how important is the now by secretary -- the announcement by secretary ross for india to have sta-1 status in terms of signal and the impact in terms of your ability to advance is security in the region. >> sure, nisha. first of all, first of all i'd like to thank secretary ross. i think the multiagency colleagues who have worked towards that announcement this morning and the fact that this was made from the stage, i think, is also important for us. as secretary ross himself said, this is an acknowledgment of the security as well as the economic relationship between india and the united states. i think this is a logical step of india being designated as a major defense partner to whiching you know, we had bee

let me ta ke everybody involved in this. of the sunday telegraph. a great caption, from prince of wales to king of france. yes, this is geraint thomas, and according to martin, unless he falls off his bike and is unable to get back on, he has won the tour to france. it is a lovely photograph. a joyful photograph. look at that. the realisation he has done it, it must bea realisation he has done it, it must be a dream, as you realise that this is it. this isn't somebody who has come from nowhere, he has two olympic old medals, he was part of the philipp petzschner team. he is a fantastic cyclist. but he was not supposed to win, he was supposed to be there to support chris froome, he was the team leader. thomas has taken advantage of chris froome being slightly off the pace for who knows what reason, but there were obviously issues before the race as well. he is going to be an incredibly popular winner of the tour de france. incredibly popular where? er? i think tour de france. incredibly popular where? er? ithink generally. ev

hang on, let me finish.osophy remains the same, recognising two states, jerusalem will be the capital of two sides with common frontiers recognised according to international laws and rules. i thought you were going to say something else. what did you think i was going to say? that you were amazed how quiet the city is, that since that recognition the city is flourishing and developing. i believe the arab residents respect the fact that it will stay as a united city. we have seen a lot of violence elsewhere. not injerusalem, not in... gaza? it's not connected to the city. 0n the day the embassy was opened in jerusalem we saw more than 50 palestinians shot. it's not contested injerusalem and the arab residents understand it's for their benefit as well. i thought you were going to say that nowhere in the world has a split city has ever functioned but, wow, indeed the city is now working as the common denominator for people that respect each other in the middle east. it doesn't exist anywhere in the middle east

>> senator, let me try -- that was a long question. let me try to unpack it a little bit. so let me give you the common theme. we want neither iran nor north korea to have the capacity of proliferating nuclear weapons, to enrich uranium or build their own nuclear weapons program. it draws them together and sets the conditions for president trump's understanding of how one achieves nonproliferation in the world. and that's the mission statement we're undertaking in each of the two countries. they're in different places and we are working on an approach in each country to increase the likelihood that achieve that is. a mission i know you share. >> a second interjection, mention was made of a waiver in the mdaa by senator mattis, i mean, secretary mattis, actually. he would not want to be demoted to that level, i know. but i support that. and the purpose of that waiver was it not was to allow countries that were dealing with that we wish to buy american military equipment to be weaned off russian equipment, they still had to buy parts to do so. so that we can more fully imple

let me be clear on this point.ople have a right to their opinions but these spurious attacks on i.c.e. by our political leaders must stop. charles: vice president mike pence today speaking at i.c.e. headquarters telling the men and women on the force they have the president's support. and calling out politicians who are rallying behind calls to abolish i.c.e. joining me now to discuss, stephanie hamill and back with us need ryan. stephanie, of course, elizabeth warren has joined the course, kristen gil gillibrand. looks like they're behind this as their key issue despite the fact that a lot of polls don't think democrats think it's a smart idea. >> we have politicians calling for i.c.e. because they think it's going to help them politically. we also have misinformed people calling for i.c.e. to be abolished. look, i've spent a lot of time going out to the protests to learn exactly what people are so upset about and really it's all about misinformation. they're being fed lies be i the mainstream media. of course not

let me explain, please, please, please, let me explain.ying that i will have already conceded that because of the sharp campaign against us over the yea rs, sharp campaign against us over the years, maybe the percentage of old is not that. but when we work, we work for all of them. and let me give you something... again, let me counter your rhetoric with some reality. it is not rhetoric. it is a statement of fact. what i will give you is also a statement of fact. we work for all. here are the words of a bjp politician in a state which has just had a bjp politician in a state which hasjust had regional a bjp politician in a state which has just had regional elections where the bjp didn't perform quite as well as you had hoped, but this is what sanjay patel said during the election campaign. he said "this election campaign. he said "this election is not about rules or water 01’ election is not about rules or water or delivery of services, it is a battle of hindus versus muslims". you are not believing minister of the land over the government

before i yield back, let me say -- >> mr. chairman. could you clarify that. i'm not atwar the chairman of incommittee makes decisions for me. is there a rule that precludes me from releasing the cran transcript. >> this is a investigation, the chair of two committees are conducting that investigation. we will decide when transcripts of private interviews are released. no one on this side hof the aisle has released it other than to base questions on the hearing. >> reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time, i will observe that some members have released parts of the transcript by being quoted in the media, not for questions here. the gentleman from rhode island still wants the time? >> i would ask unanimous consent tat the transcript of this witness be made an official part of the record in its entirety. >> i object. >> objection is heard. >> the gentleman -- >> i yield to theientalman. >> again, mr. chairman, i think this is of tremendous interest to the american people. there's an effort here to sort of characterize this witness's behavior, much ado has been mad

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ok let me go back to mary in london finished the first half of the program here it's seems to me and i'm going to express my opinion is that no collusion is been proven actually the last indictment actually should make that clear rod rosenstein why he announced to the public is a mystery to me i don't think he should have done that but nonetheless so collusion is kind of off the table ok obstruction of justice that's pretty dicey too but russia treason and this is what we're getting treason when you when a political culture starts using that term very loosely you know you're in trouble here this is something from the atlantic james fallows and this is where it's going this is the moment of truth for republicans the g.o.p. can either defend the united states or serve in the damaged and defective man who is now its president and this is their going into the midterms the election this is what they want to do they want to start picking off moderate republicans as they go into the election here it's because donald trump is a traitor that's their new message here i think that's disgusting

let me go back to brennan. ordinary to me that the ex-cia director called the president of the united states' actions treasonous when his actions border on sedition. >> sean: they voted for a communist, a former communist, now became the cia director under obama. by the way, all of this happened on their watch. we need to remind everybody. all ofbo it. >> very dangerous. >> in the obama administration, he may have things to hide over the fisa warrant of carter page, the intelligence -- you seem to have something -- the dossier, how that was handled, i get all that. i heard your monologue very closely. i think you're right that peter strzok us things to answer for. i think where's the dnc server as the president said, all of that can be true -- >> sean: and the 33,000 emails -- >> it also may be true that not a single action by russia changed a single vote. so there was no impact on the president winning fair and square. i will give you all that. nonetheless, sean, the president missed a golden opportunity today.

let me show you, folks.) now, now, president trump is only one half of a trump rally. the other half is his supporters. so, we sent michael kosta down to south carolina to ask trump's crowds about one of their favorite new policies. >> the nation's media may be focused on kids in cages being ripped apart from their families at the border, but down here in trump country, they only want to talk about one thing. >> space force. >> we need it. >> space force. >> making space great again. >> i am so excited about space force. >> there was just one question. what is space force? something we've been missing for a long time. we get to go to space. space force is a little bit of everything. >> it's like the cast of modern family. >> there you go. >> well, isn't it fun to say it? say it. say "space force." >> space force. it's the next generation. >> it's exciting, isn't it? >> what is it? >> it is, uh, what they refer to as... cloud computer. >> so space force is itunes. it's where all my music is. >> yes, i agree.

let me say that is unacceptable. last year, when we worked on the protecting victims from sexual abuse act, the overarching principle for me was the question of how can we best support and empower survivors. i believe each of the bills supporters had the same intention. it does not appear that michigan state, the usoc, usa gymnastics or even the fbi adhered to the same guiding principle. instead there's been disturbing revelations of cover-up and trying to silence vulnerable victims. some victims were pressured to sign non-disclosure statements to silence them from coming forward. i and other senators are looking closely at this issue. these institutions must all continue to re-examine their mission and focus to truly serve as a beacon to lift up the well being of athletes rather than to profit off them and protect the bottom line. who can forget when jessica howard testified last year in our committee, mr. chairman, that usa gymnastics officials stated its priority was "money and medals." and not the well being of yo

. >> let me add another republican to that list. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, he just made comments. watch. >> over the last few years, the annexation of crimea, the invasion of eastern ukraine not to mention the indisputable evidence that they tried to impact the 2016 election. so make no mistake about it, i would say to our friends in europe, we understand the russian threat and i think that is a widespread view here in the united states senate among members of both parties. >> so let's start there. i have two people joining me now. cnn's chief political correspondent dana bash and jeffrey edmunds, the former director on the cia military analyst. a lot to get to. dahna, first to you. you've covered capitol hill for years. i want to ask you about what we anticipate from the president in just a second, but how often do you actually hear mitch mcconnell, you know, repudiating the president and all of these republicans, right using words like shameful, disgraceful, name your adjective yet i'm wondering what they'll actually

ok let me go back to mary in london finished the first half of the program here it's seems to me and i'm going to express my opinion is that no collusion has been proven actually the last indictment actually should make that clear rod rosenstein why he announced to the public is a mystery to me i don't think he should have done that but nonetheless so collusion is kind of off the table ok obstruction of justice that's pretty dicey too but russia treason and this is what we're getting treason when you when a political culture starts using that term very loosely you know you're in trouble here and this is something from the atlantic james fallows and this is where it's going this is the moment of truth for republicans the g.o.p. can either defend the united states or serve their the damaged and defective man who is now its president and this is their going into the midterm election this is what they want to do they want to start picking off moderate republicans as they go into the elect. in here it's because donald trump is a traitor that's their new message here i think that's disgust

>> senator, let me try. that was a long question, let me try and unpack it a little bit. so let me give you the common theme. we want neither iran nor north korea to have the capacity to proliferate nuclear weapons, to enrich uranium or build their own weapons program. that's the mission set, it draws them together. that sets the conditions for president trump's understanding of how one achieves nonproliferation in the world and that's the mission state we're undertaking in each of those two countries. they are in different places and we are working on an approach in each place that we think increases the likelihood we're able to successfully achieve that. a mission i know you share. >> an interjection. a mention was made of a waiver in the ndaa by senator -- secretary mattis actually. he wouldn't want to be demoted to that level, i know. but i support that. the purpose of that waiver, was it not, was to allow countries that we're dealing with, that we wish to buy american military equipment to be weaned off russian equipment, they still had to buy parts to do so so that

let me see how scary it is. >> okay.n't totally understand the physics of it. >> oh my god. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i was so scared. this is true. i was so afraid that justice smith actually just reminded me of this a couple of days ago. that with each take, you know, you kind of -- normally with stunts, you get sort of more and more confident with each take. with each take my panic increased. substantially. and by, like, the fifth or sixth take, you know, there's so much fear. and justice told me, and i remember this now, i was like, -- [ screaming ] and i blacked out. i went -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> and then, i -- it stopped. and then, i kind of came to. >> jimmy: it's like, "fantastic acting, bryce." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "you're a genius! [ cheers and applause ] you were fantastic." >> it was crazy. >> jimmy: "we got it! we got it!" >> i passed out. >> jimmy: "you looked like you were passed out there." >> yeah, "you were so afraid --" >> jimmy: "you were so realistic." >> "that you faint

jeff let me start with you. in touch with rudy guiliani about the existence of this recording, my understanding the president and legal team are waiving attorney/client privilege. what more can you tell us about what the president and legal team decided to do? >> by way of explanation, should be clear after the radid on michael cohen's private and home office, there are so many documents, a special master would review what was deemed privileged under attorney/client privilege and what was not. this tape, this recording we learned about yesterday was initially deemed privileged. the trump team waived the attorney/client privilege on the tape. that means investigators can listen to the tape, deem if what was on it was in fact illegal. we're told the tape captures the president and michael cohen talking about a plan to buy rights to the story of karen macdougal. that's the former playboy model alleges having a relationship with the president. that's what "the washington post" has reported. the question now is why w

let me say this. the president has adopted a view with which i completely agree. he's a free trader. and he wants to have no tariffs. >> no tariffs at all. >> and no traf barriers and no subsidies. that's a goal. i think that was part of our eu discussion. that's his view in general. that is also my view. so i think he's gaining -- this is a tough, harptd thing d thin. people say president trump's tariffs are damaging this, that and the other thing. i say don't blame president trump. he inherited a completely broken world trading system including a world trade organization, most particularly china, but not only china. he's trying to fix it. other u.s. presidents in both political parties, dems and republicans even handed, have never pushed the way he's pushing. he believes, and i agree, if we can work these things out and improve the trading system, it will be to the benefit of the united states economy, our exports, our farmers, our industry and, by the way, will probably help the rest of the world, too. got to give them a chance to get the policy in place. >> se

in order to allow this witness to continue, let me ask -- let me ask a question. mr. strzok, you are a senior or were a senior and experienced fbi staff person, is that not right? >> i would consider myself a senior and experienced fbi staff person, yes? >> now, you had been involved in the mueller investigation of the last election involving hillary clinton and donald trump at the highest level. is that not the case? >> if you mean by "highest level" that i had interactions with those cases with the director and deputy director and senior staff of the department of justice, yes? >> that's what i mean. now, we've been reading from your personal phone and your -- and your official phone. did it occur to you that your personal political messages, if they became public, might be misinterpreted in light of your role in the investigation. >> congresswoman, to be very honest, i didn't anticipate that because i never thought that these texts would become public. >> even though they -- some of them were not on your personal phone. >> correct. i'm -- yes, that's correct. >> so

daniel, let me begin with you. we're happy to have you since you clerked for justice kennedy, you have more insight into his mindset more than any of us. explain to us what kennedy's vacancy could mean to the sfufue of this court? >> sure, thanks. it means quite a bit. justice kennedy as we all know has been at the center of this court for a very, very long time, and any number of issues, there have been four justices who voted, you know, fairly reliably conservatively then four justices who tend to vote in a fairly reliably liberal direction and he's had a huge amount of pow per. the prospect of him being replaced by a justice who i think many of us expect is likely to vote in a more reliably conservative direction. now, justice kennedy, you know, he was very independent minded but i think he was fairly reliably conservative, but the next justice will be more conservative and that's going to have really significant effect on i think a number of areas of law. abortion is probably the one people are going to talk ab

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jim: well, let me be clear. was one of those pushing back in august of 2016 when it was first brought to our attention. part of the reason is we were not told what a critical -- -- we kept asking what is critical infrastructure? what does that designation mean? we were not getting satisfactory answers. again, you said it red states , and blue states. this was not a partisan issue. we were absolutely struggling to understand what it was that it was going to mean to us. it did seem to us that they were looking to take over our elections, which have been for a long time considered a state function. i am of the camp that we should have some national standards on things. that is why i have been a supporter of the election assistance commission. to me, it is unconscionable that it does not have a quorum. it is unconscionable that the eac has beenhe reduced. i think that is one area we could do better on, that congress could do better on, that the president has to do better on. eric: i'm curious if you would like to sp

so let me read you this. in the last few minutes, the white house has said that it opposes any proposal for russians to question americans. now saying that president trump opposes president putin's proposal to question ambassadors or the human rights activists. what do you both make of this whiplash that we have been seeing almost minute by minute since the monday helsinki press conference? aaron. >> i think it's cleanup time. i mean, through five administrations, i've never, ever seen anything quite like this. proposal by vladimir puti that actually would involve the united states agreeing to allow russian intelligence, law enforcement to interrogate -- but to interrogate a former u.s. ambassador. senior american officials scramble, including the general, to make sense of what occurred at the summit. usually, it takes a few days to get things straightened out. but this, i think, is an exercise in chaos. frankly, it would represent a really good scene out of a marx brothers scene, if it weren't so serious. >>