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wicky leaks, their response so pushing a smear that we are russian agents, last time we mossad. get it right. >> i think, let's be clear, i think that there are some operational deficiencies in the democratic party. and the russian operatives or, and i think there was a forensic team that went into it and delved into it and found there were two groups tied to russian defense officials who went in and hacked the dnc. we know that to be true. but with all thanning said, wicky leaks didn't write the e-mails. >> it doesn't excuse that. you have to go in, hold people accountable. people have to be fired, and that's ha happwhat happened, bu can't diskoints this. there are natural ties that show that the russian government's trying to influence the election. >> donald trump does not use e-mail, it's exactly for reasons like this. >> he uses twitter. >> yeah, but it's all out there in public. he does not use e-mail. they'll photo shop something, scan it. >> i don't understand. i've interviewed debbie wasserman schultz maybe once or twice. we had a contentious interview once. why are peo

. >> so the two germans, oberg and knochen, why didn't, like, israel or mossad or anything hunt them down to -- you know -- were they not that important or were they not known? >> well, i think if i was french and jewish or french and patriotic and had served in the resistance, they'd be top of my list. that's a good question. i don't know why they weren't hunted down. and i certainly know that both of them were very aware that they were marked men. they were very afraid to be tried in france. when they were brought to france, they knew that things were going to be very, very serious. it's a good question. you'd have to ask the same of the entire german nuclear physicist program. what happened to them? well, they put a man on the moon, basically. there were political considerations. the cold war had begun in 1945. we shook hands and danced to the banjo with the russians in april of 1945, but that was the end of our so-called relationship, so the cold war was really hotting up by 1946/47, berlin airlift, et cetera, and we needed a bulwark against communism in europe. in west germany,

. >> so the two germans, oberg and knochen, why didn't, like, israel or mossad or anything hunt them down to -- you know -- were they not that important or were they not known? >> well, i think if i was french and jewish or french and patriotic and had served in the resistance they'd be top of my list. it's a good question. i don't know why they weren't hunted down. and i certainly know that both of them were very aware that they were marked men very afraid to be tried in france. when they were brought to france they knew things were going to be very, very serious. it's a good question. you'd have to ask the same of the entire german nuclear physicist program. what happened to them? well, they put a man on the moon, basically. there were political considerations. the cold war had begun in 1945. we shook hands and danced to the banjo in april of 1945 but that was the end of our so-called relationship and so the cold war was really hotting up by 1946/'47, berlin airlift, etc., and we needed a bulwark against communism in europe. west germany we had to maintain that at all costs. becaus