the sec has charged her and sonny and the company with fraud.she settled the fraud charges without admitting or denying wrongdoing. she was fined a half million dollars, relinquished most of her shares and her controlling interest in the company and agreed to a ten-year officer-director ban on a public company. a lot of people feel like that's very light punishment given the magnitude of the wrongdoing, and it's really a slap on the wrist. and to those people, i say don't forget that there's another investigation that's ongoing, a criminal one spearheaded by the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco. >> uh-huh. >> i'm told that's pretty advanced. >> yeah. >> and that criminal charges are very possible and even likely. in terms of the company, the company probably has another two months before it runs out of money and then will be liquidated. i expect it to cease to exist by august. >> and another kind of overarching question that appears here is what have we learned from this. i mean, the v.c. community, what have they learned? the walgreens a

. >>> next a look at the impact of trade and tax policy on farmers by sonny perdue. he talks with mike allen with axial's. he is followed by the mirror chattanooga and the house agriculture committee mike conaway. talking about rural communities in the state of the farm bill. >>> my first desk is now secretary and over the years has also been governor and senator and has been captain and has also been doctor. so doctor governor captain senator pretty good but now from georgia, the 31st secretary of agriculture, the baskin-robbins secretary of agriculture secretary sonny perdue. secretary purdue welcome back. thank you so much for coming. now i was going through all of your titles secretary, governor, 10, doctor, senator, and you said even those are not your best title. my 14 grandchildren call me big buddy. >>> 14 yes. i never had an idea that i was married to such a prolific grand mother. >>> that is all out of four kids. >>> secretary sonny perdue you spent a lot of time out in the homes in america you went to oregon, washington, idaho, as you go out there what is

sonny: thank you, emily.this company is betting big on its cloud business, and second-quarter results showed a boost in cloud services. cfo spoke with bloomberg. he says that there is still gas tank to sustain cloud sales well into 2020. waslub subscription growth actually the biggest growth rate would have enjoyed in quite a even if youd discount the latest acquisition that we have been doing, which has been closing in the beginning, which makes us very strong as a player in the first growing market as well, we midd've been growing in the 30's. so the organic growth machine is definitely accelerating. we see great prospects for the remainder of the year, which is where we have raised our guidance with another 50 million in the high-end, after having raised it already in the first quarter. >> the cloud business obviously is all the rage. crm -- and the crm business, you just launched a new suite. what can of growth do you expect in that area of the software universe? will you be making any acquisitions qamar

sonny: thank you, emily.g big on its cloud business to take on salesforce on -- and oracle. a raised its 2018 outlook after it showed a boost in revenue. the cfo spoke with bloomberg's matt miller. he says that there is still gas in that tank to sustain cloud sales well into 2020. cloud subscription growth, constant currencies, was the biggest growth rate that we have enjoyed in quite a few years. even if you discount the latest acquisition that we have been doing, which has been closing in the beginning of q2, which makes us a very strong player in the fast-growing market as well. we would've been growing in the mid 30's. so the organic growth machine is definitely accelerating. we see great prospects for the remainder of the year, which is why we have raised our client --ld -- our cloud guy and our cloud guidance with another 50 million in the high-end, after having raised it already in the first quarter. >> the cloud business obviously is all the rage. i like this crm business. you briefly launched a new s

next, a look at the impact of trade and tax policy on farmers with agriculture secretary sonny perdue, who spoke with mike allen of axial spirit -- ask co's -- axios. talking about rural communities and the state of the farm bill. guest is now secretary but over the years has also been governor and has been senator and has been captain and has also been doctored. -- doctor. doctor, governor, captain, center, pretty good but now from georgia, the 31st secretary of agriculture, the baskin-robbins secretary of agriculture secretary sonny perdue. secretary perdue, welcome to axios. thank you for coming. [applause] thank you very much. i'm running to all your titles, secretary, governor, captain, doctor, sedative which is it even those are not your best title. >> my favorite title is big buddy. my 14 grandchildren call me big buddy. >> fourteen? >> fourteen. i never had any idea i was married to such a prolific grandmother. >> that's all out of four kids? >> yes. i am one of forceful. >> secretary perdue, you spent a lot of time out in hotels of america. from the northwest tour, oregon, wa

a stephen academy only sonny a portable and he steam off for the sort of training free of charge but the company also sells pay and she go packages to people in the rural areas it is a win win situation. for all to be able to create more jobs for africans where we. saw many of these students graduate how to be taught how do i do designs of a solar system number one how do i install it's hard to i meant a need for soft inability a stephen renewable energy academy wants to expand its educational program the team is planning to build another academy in the niger and capital abuja. where one there is a policy when it comes to the environment. plastic bags were banned here some time ago and replacing paper bags in many shops but that still means quite a lot of trash doesn't shut down yes but there are lots of bright spots coming up with ideas on how to tackle that problem one young entrepreneur is collecting the paper with and creating meal lovely products from its upcycling project is this week's doing your bit for the environment an echo of africa. from paper to pearls how to turn waste

know this has also ruined that expectational but one man decided he wanted to make a difference sonny are decided that he was going to start up a training center that will be teaching nigerians how to install and maintain solar panels at no cost let's go and see what he and his team are doing to ensure that renewable energy takes greater roots in nigeria. how to properly install repair and maintain solar panels that's part of the basic curriculum at the a steven renewable energy academy forty kilometers north of lagos the educational institute opened in october twenty seventh so far around one hundred forty five students have received instruction songwriters from the south is also drives from south africa you get your period for the song like tonight well i don't hear enough of connected on. the wire down here for your positive and negative the training is broken down into units it begins with a classroom session where the students are taught the basic principles and applications of solar energy that is followed by hands on experience outside the classroom where the students learn mor

kept in senator, pretty good but not from georgia to the 31st secretary of agriculture undersecretary sonny perdue. thank you so much for coming. running through all your titles, secretary, governor, you said even those are not your best titles. i never had any idea i was marrying such a prolific grandmother. >> you spend a lot of time oregon, idaho, alaska. as the url pair what is there that we don't hear in the beltway backs >> i think i heard what you said about getting outside of the beltway as a good experience for me. that is what most of our constituents are. it's good to get out an and talo people and i think again we are very proud. it's a great american value and/or agriculturalists and producers are some of the best examples of this. but grew this country, hardware graphics, risk-taking, entrepreneurship, but good solid values as a family and really want to pass those values and property along. >> one of the things you hear about is trade and i heard you say that 20 cents of every dollar on the farm is related to trade. >> there are three issues i hear continually from north to s

sonny perdue about the tax bill. at least for us, as mayors, the idea of setting what our income is before we know what our expenses are is crazy. so what we do, i just finished our budget. i am a strong mayor system. i am the ceo of the government as well. what we do is we figure out what it is that we have to do. we make sure that we can do it and we set our income to do that. we invest in infrastructure and get things done. chattanooga has seen results. we have one of the highest wage grosses in the country. the poverty is dropping, those of the kind of things that constituents respond to. at the dc level, we see dysfunction. but across party lines in municipal government, we find that we can get things done and generally people want to see their community move forward. >>> mr. mayor, something you talk about is open and inclusive government. i was reading your address library. you are city government. >>> i think that for us, we understand and local government that we are close to people. one of the things that i

despite the diesel scandal mark the sonny bird in weather has the capital's cars gleaming and german carmakers global production is even expected to climb to sixteen point seven million vehicles this year the industry's top lobbyist their hard matters says they're in good shape despite the diesel fumes but the trade dispute with the u.s. threatens to dampen the optimistic outlook. i'm very much concerned because tariffs and trade barriers are. nothing that is really good for global trade we need open markets common standards and low tariffs and that's the. this is the fact of success that we with the automotive industry in germany had so far the u.s. is not only a key export market for german car makers they also produce eight hundred thousand cars a year they're using materials imported from the e.u. for one then exports some u.s. production to china so it could be hit twice over if the u.s. trade dispute with china widen to encompass cars. we try to submit all our facts and participate in conversations about this and as long as the decision has not been made we will fight for free

>> coming up charlie, agriculture secretary sonny perdue and chair mike connolly will be part of a conversation on trade policy and tax is hosted by axioms, live coverage begins at the top of the hour at 8:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. the senate is in at 10:00 eastern for work on a trump administration nominee. yesterday, senator ben that came to the floor and was critical of president trump's news conference with russian president putin. >> mr. president, i come to the floor to talk about what happened in helsinki today. let's not mince words. today was a terrible day for the american people and for all of our allies. we did not negotiate from a position of strength. we acted from a position of weakness. as a result, one of the world's worst deathbeds walked away today from helsinki with the wind. vladimir putin is leaving helsinki with an undeserved legitimacy. the united states took a loss today when we backed away from our long-standing commitment to principle american leadership and frankly we walked away from basic reality. today the press asks the president of the united states who h

i am sonny angulo for supervisor peskin, who can't be here today. he's at the california coastal commission. last month, you did adopt some amendments to include the industry of autonomous vehicles which are currently under a pilot phase under the department of motor vehicles. they're doing some research and design, permitting, but eventually, we anticipate that they will be granted permit, where in they will be charging fees for passenger services. so when that happens, this -- this tax category would also capture that. so supervisor peskin, for those of you, particularly supervisor mandelman, welcome, who were not here when we first introduced this back in april. this is the equity for impacts tax. it is a gross receipts tax that supervisor peskin initiated as a way to really try and fulfill his obligation as the chair of the transportation authority board to identify and secure funding for about $100 million annually, and our local funds for transportation infrastructure and operations. and we have been slowly chipping away at that overwhelming n

for the last thirteen years sonny medina has struggled against the rising tide of drug trafficking and money laundering heavy. she's on her way to interrogate a person accused of drug trafficking. has seen me sealing the old. they still must hasten the. committee that. they would only see deal. done will see all mortals so mean this in the end the men went to bed with. one of them is a seal a see the image of hundred innocent that is slowly in the sun that means. it all. most of. us is still in the city that is. a fake gun nuts it will be us. in the. aisle and silencers with the most on us he which almost was that instilled in us in the city that's when they need a. good dad always tell him to. get that one yes that little lady she's hearing because of some i said. i think it should be. in this existence home but don't seem all summoned to someone from the us a woman will look up to that. minister because he pushed through and really says yeah they really get you nobody would really get in there in good shape to save you from being you know roland you know what you mean you are looking

sonny perdue had long been talking about an announcement by the labor day holiday.sident trump is going to be speaking in iowa this week. he might have wanted to have something to tell farmers. this ise are told because of damage caused by tariffs. weren't a lot of these farmers hurting before leeco -- before? commodity outstripping demand. you have seen the lowest farm income projected in 20 years on top of a farm economy that was having problems economically. david: how does it affect their planning decisions yet to -- decisions? >> soybeans which have been hardest hit by the trade war got the most acreage put in the ground. more than any other crop. it doesn't affect that. as far as when a former may show up we are winning for details. it's going to be a matter of how this program is administered. david: our chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli set down with joni ernst whose home state of iowa is no stranger to blows to farmers from tariffs. she's also a member of the senate agriculture committee and here is what she had to say about issues facing farmers

cultural secretary sonny perdue about the foreign aid at 6:30 a.m. eastern. talking with u.s. farmers and producers about the impact of tariffs on their bottom line. the big show at 7:00 a.m. eastern. they with us. extreme weather from coast-to-coast. the very latest coming up this morning. robbers stealing $29,000 worth of iphone's and a lot more from the store is all caught on camera. the impact of the u.s.-china trade fight. all of that coming up in a moment. ♪ and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything f

after a late crash in the peleton, sagan edged out sonny colbrelli in sprint to the finish. fernando gaviria, and a host of others came down in a high—speed crash. sagan and around 15 other riders, managed to avoid it, to set up a frantic finish, giving the slovakian the race leader's yellow jersey. the defending champion, chris froome, who is 84th right now, will hope to make up some ground in tomorrow's team time trial. scotland's russell knox holed two incredible putts on the 18th green as he beat new zealander ryan fox in a play—off to win his second european tour title at the irish open on sunday. it is his first win in two years, with the world number 87 holing a ito—footer to force the extra hole with fox at ballyliffin in county donegal. he then nailed a birdie from a similar distance. knox began the day six shots off the pace. fox's runner—up finish means he qualified for the open championship at carnoustie. to finish tied second last week in france and to win this great tournament, i feel very lucky, an unbelievable. an even bigger trophy for kevin na. phil mickels

the world champion beat sonny colbrelli and philippe gilbert in the uphill finish at quimper — to claimretained the yellow jersey — and he's now two seconds clear of his bmc team—mate tejay van garderen. the defending champion chris froome finished safely in the pack and he's moved up to 15th in the general classification. they are the world ‘stop they are the world ‘s top to one—day cricket sides and will go head—to—head. england face india in nottingham in the first game of a three match series. nel were 2—1 winners in the recent t20 is but it is this one body —— one—day series against england that will allow both countries to gauge where they are at. next year ‘s world cup, held in england and wales, home side scored a record 461 when they beat australia at trent bridge just three weeks ago. joe root says facing india will be different. i think theyjust bring different challenges. they are a strong side, especially in this format and we have had some great success here. we have had some great success here. we have got to bear in mind the things that they will bring to the series and

meanwhile in football english john's liverpool have slashed the world transform record for goalkeeper sonny brazil's early song from italian club roma is costing the premier league side a whopping seventy two point five million euros that beats the fifty two million paid by your dentist for general e.g. before back in two thousand and one the move looks almost as for previous number one boris car as he said to lose his place almost certainly after the mistakes that cost liverpool the champions league title back in may. time now for the business news of funny for charlie and the been some angry protesters out in washington and now very happy about trump's idea of imposing import tariffs on cars i don't know very any stressed. a protest in washington at the u.s. commerce department launched hearings into the import duty and here is why trans terry still just a fact imported cars vehicles made in the u.s. two that's because his mattias put a levy on parts as well but let's look at two foreign cars first that's a honda civic and an audi q five now the compact car today cost just over seventeen

like that going to quote the guy six times as i think it is him we give sonny. a clue from the litany. and it's done. so that i send in the just do it when i was very happy that i you know without the ball. to stop what they're saying it's again a kind of those who want to i do and i know that they have us and each unit i mean one of the only brought that it's good to let it in i thought of that i. mean not even yet so when i any semblance of the much i don't know begin i call it on he said if i'm a mama forget it i'm going again it. depends defense forces helping clear the area. mr yamamoto is hopeful they will find his wife's body. but what do you want to do that is a zone i don't start off. for a good outing you are neither so good with. you you you are you could only go on it. most fired or sim iraq mother company said i did the mall shooting in. oregon the new doc said you know i tell you i want to start to do that he says i duck or his old good indeed those are so much your days. should be able to you might you want to. jump was right by the. order of one

to but now a german court has ruled that he must be brought back again the man identified only as sonnie he was flown back to his homeland despite a court order blocking his removal of the suspected islamist had been living in germany for several years with his wife and children but he was arrested in june other guy the leader osama bin laden was killed by u.s. embassy forces in may two thousand and eleven. and he's obviously correspondent nina has a joins me from our parliamentary studios you know what are you hearing from the court about this latest ruling. well this is a complicated case because several german agencies and institutions are involved on the federal and on the local level but here is what we do know at this point in time the local administrative court and is in creation was the one that issued a court order blocking his removal this week but this court order never a right. the ministry in charge that went ahead with the deportation now that local it minister to court and goes and kagan has now said that the deportation was grossly unlawful and went against and infringes

now, sonny is probably a little bit stretching it as far as the weather goes for the next sort of 2ay and human side for some of us. cloudy and human side for some of us. i think the overall message is for the heat that we have right now to become more intense, particularly across some southern to become more intense, particularly across some southern parts of the uk. so this is what we have right now, lots of cloud across the country, streaming in off the atlantic. this is humid air as well. temperatures and early on sunday morning no lower than 18 in london. now, that's muggy. 15 in belfast, evenin now, that's muggy. 15 in belfast, even in aberdeen and the lowlands of scotland, around the midteens. so it sta rts scotland, around the midteens. so it starts fairly cloudy and murky and there will probably be light rain around here and there. the clouds will break up across eastern counties, central areas and the south. if you want the sunshine and the heat, this is good news for you tomorrow. it looks like it is going tomorrow. it looks like it is going to bea tomorrow. it looks like

next, i want to bring up sonny angulo from supervisor peskin's office to say a few words, because they were super helpful as well. this is an exciting effort. >> i wanted to reiterate everything that has been said all right, but i think it's a really tremendous example of what happens when -- supervisor peskin has often said that ballot measures that initiate from the voters are often because we're -- city hall is not doing what it needs to do to legislate something or to work together to put something on the ballot that can move policy. in this instance, we've shown that community groups can work together with city hall. we can out line the priorities. in this case, the cultural districts were a huge part of that negotiation. and i want to recognize your office's leadership on this has been super fun, actually, to work on. so thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. i would like to welcome supervisor mandelman has joined us. any comments or questions? seeing none. let's open this up for public comment. is there any public comment? come to the podium. you have 2 minutes. >> good morn

and pleased to be joined by sonny. hopefully she's here. this is an aspect of office development that was not directly addressed, conversions such as those addressed by this legislation have been happening for years. you are familiar with the call building only montgomery. st. regis hotel, beautiful, historic buildings, where they see a higher and better purpose from office use to something else, often residential or hotel. the loss of these buildings has been accumulating over that time. conversions are not solely responsible for the rising demand and rents that have been pressure on office users in san francisco and they -- that pressure, though, has caused displacement on lower revenue office users, class b and c and nonprofits and art spaces. the last space that the buildings represent adds that much more pressure to a system working against them. this legislation returns that space, space that was within the baseline amount of office that was supported by the voters when they adopted proposition m in 1986. and returns it back to office

agriculture secretary sonny perdue says the government will help the hardest hit products -- soybeans, corn, dairy, pork, likely using funds from a depression-era program to boost farm prices. perdue calls this a short-term solution, but iowa senator chuck grassley says what farmers need in the long term are markets and opportunity, not government handouts. senator ben sasse even more critical, calling the aid gold crutches, and said that tariffs and bailouts is going to make america 1929 again. they aren't alone. gop lawmakers with few exceptions expressed concern about the plan. senators john thune, bob corker, jeff flake, they say farmers need trade deals, not welfare. >> this $12 billion announced today suggests that this is going to be a longer-term problem than the president said, you know. trade wars are easy to win, not so much. >> an admission that the president's trade policies will hurt american farmers. the aid to farmers kicks in in september. many notice that's just in time for elections. but the "wall street journal" editorial board says that fixing a problem of his own

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learn the name by heart there's help in the form of this nine hundred eighty nine hit by the group as sonny wasan many people in thailand use it as a memory and it. was. the best time to practice this musical brain training is probably a trip and the challenge express but. it's the breezy asst way of crossing bangkok from the east to south. and features spectacular views of the capital which holds the record for the longest place name in the world . attention we ask the c.e.o. a lot of runway want to make him a. sunning themselves on the runway roads and beaches is a favorite pastime of the lambs crazy amounts but it's a constant safety risk. is there any way to protect these fast moving creatures without disrupting the lines i'm under. to morrow to get. thirty minutes on d w. one into an official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia and illegally. already at all why return to. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters. made fo

learn the name by hod there's help in the form of this nine hundred eighty nine hit by the group as sonny wasan many people in thailand use it as a memory i. was. the best time to practice this musical brain training is probably a trip in the child's express but. it's the breezy inst way of crossing bangkok from the east to south. and beaches spectacular views of the capital which holds the record for the longest place name in the world . was. your ex this week's highlights. moving gallery more. often attention trucks on the road. colorful photos and not just you a place with respect to. electable furniture when food inspires interior. your robotics next. eva brown really love elf hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. pushing only an insignificant concert at his side or pursuing her own visions. no mother woman got some close to him in life and death with a fury in forty five minutes on d w. just couldn't get this song out of his head. the color just began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. deep in the rain forest in cent

and now we're going to meet professor sonny. the director general and c.e.o. off the nigerian meteorological agency for years he has been collecting and interpreting data about changing weather patterns in nigeria the country is currently struggling with extreme weather from heatwaves to torrential floods is it caused by global warming and who is responsible. let's with him in the. situation. situation how would you describe it we have been having events that. are now much. so. tense on the long. haul the country is causing. climate change. is melting. in the equatorial. global warming that is so much destruction in. so much over the. past when we used to have normal. country discover that much. but not. so now. it was not until. also before we started which i mean the total number. let's look at industrialization. in for instance for the past few months. is being blamed on the burning of hydrocarbons you do burning on tiles in the burning or destruction of the refineries. to see the situation in. the kind of activities we are doing what. two or discounts diff

of england is plunged into the center of one of the most serious cases of poisoning in recent times sonny diagonal al-jazeera sold spree iran's revolutionary guard say they're ready to carry out their president's threat to disrupt oil exports from the gulf hasan rouhani has warned of taking action if u.s. sanctions prevent iran from selling oil on the global markets the syrian government and russia have intensified their bombing campaign in southern province that's according to opposition media which say strikes escalated after ceasefire talks with the rebels broke down three hundred thirty thousand people have fled their homes since the offensive began more than two weeks ago. the polish prime minister is defending a new law to force his supreme court judges to retire at the age of sixty five hundreds of people supported the chief justice as she defied retirement and returned to work the government says the changes are required to reform an inefficient legal system food supplies and medical treatment to helping build up the strength of a football team trapped in a cave in northern thaila

can she and sonny and look him over the investment and send your fellow market yes but off to the mall for you and he can send a young bus national council me a muffin out of the mounted a shell and the muffin on him him as a kid not. a look to you to love unless they want to you know the ones that are beyond me you know a little really or she hired at the subway you. and the arab or men. if a blonde to be hey i like how low behaves it. may be a little insane if i hope. i'm ready though scaf and my sisters are. cleared and some you know i understand their feelings towards the syrian family next door we cannot be true to sympathize with them as if we teased because if you're in the ward we suffered a lot here in southern france a syrian army is ok basin of heaven and. my feeling is in north and met in between. because failure and the tortoise with. this are our houses and this hers were occupied by the syrian army they used to bombard us and target us by euros less or don't get launchers. countless people died homes were burnt down and families forced to seek refuge that's where. our vi

agriculture secretary sonny purdue. good to have you on the show tonight.t, john stossel is standing by with a paper straw and it's just a disaster. will any of them live up to plastic? we are going to test it out because you know this problem at home. i know you have witnessed this and john is going to explain it to us. but first, he was once one of america's most beloved figures. comedian bill cosby is now one step away from being labeled a sex offender for life in a state of pennsylvania and that might be the least of what he has coming ultimately. governor mike huckabee with a big picture look at all of this. role models, celebrity, expectations that we have for these people. all of that with the governor when we come back. ♪ i' so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as s

but the passing game wasn't nearly as productive as in the sonny dykes tenure...ff just to name one... here is coach wilcox on his quarterback situation(sot: wilcox) " obviously the quarterback position, you always get that question this time a year. we got a returner in ross bowers who did some good things last year and he has grown a lot . its going to be competitive though for him. we got a couple other guys, so were not ready to name a starter yet, ross obviously has an advantage. he has improved, so i don't discount that at all. but, it will be a competitive camp." lebron james has spent his offseson helping the his offseson james has spent lebron lebron james has spent his offseson helping the youth.. this afternoon he opened a public school in akron, ohio for at risk children... the lebron james family foundation launches the "i promise" school which took almost a decade of work to complete. the school will focus on educating children from challenging situations and backgrounds. it will start off with two grades and plan to expand in the comi

sonny perdue on the ag has watch out. if you look out for them, they will look out for president trump as he negotiate as better trade deal in the future. trish: we're waiting for sarah huckabee sanders speaking for the first time since returning with the president from helsinki. what was your reaction to what you her over there? let me preface this, which is very important, president vladmir putin is getting what he wanted. we're so divided and in disarray, i succeeded. when you talk about being on same page that is very important but doesn't it go both ways? the president needs to back us too? >> putin's success is success of all left-wing media, 24/7, month after month, goes after president trump, fanning the flame of a fake story on russian collusion. i don't think it was president's best day. i thought he would have been more clear because of politics surrounding russia but i also think president trump is concerned about other things. he does want to take down the tension. i don't think, listen, russia is not a frien

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