i'm wondering what you make of those comments from vladamir putin?e's very aware of the american political system. in fact, russia has done everything it can do to try to destroy this system, including its intervention in the elections. there's no doubt that putin is pulling for trump to win, but he's not so much for trump. he is for the disintegration of the american political system and its weakness. and frankly, the strength of the american political system is a very important part of deterrence and stability globally. so when you look at what's happening in the united states today with the charges against president trump and what's going on with funding the important government bills in the congress, you have to understand that this has international implications. u.s. political stability is essential for u.s. global stability. president trump has threatened that. putin likes that. he supports that threat. >> an important point. general wesley clark, thank you for perspective, sir. >> thank you. >> brianna? >>> first on ann, there is a different

look out for vladamir putin. >> piers: can i just thank ainsley, it used to be brian kilmeade and friendst is just brian kilmeade show. >> piers: welcome to, lawrence, i've not been on this show with lawrence, you are a great addition, very sharp. >> steve: indeed. >> piers: john fetterman could take a lot of lessons from you. nearly eight years, hillary clinton has been trying to persuade the world only reason she lost the 2016 election was because of vladamir putin. hillary clinton proved to be an unpopular candidate. here she is talking to jen psaki, they have been very angry about donald trump and his election denying, both of them on the record many times saying this is terrible for democracy. the enemy of democracy, how dare he not accept the election. here is hillary still trying to pretend she did not lose the election fairly. it was done through russian collusion, but that has been misproven. democrats are pretending to be outraged by trump. but it is okay if they do it. that is double standard and brazen hypocrisy. >> brian: how do you feel about trump winning by 10 in this newe

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kim jong un is in russia to meet vladamir putin. martha raddatz has the latest.d morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. kim is now in russia but the russians won't say exactly when the meeting will take place, other than to say in the coming days. but in an interview with the pentagon, general mark mille downplaying the effect it will have on the war in ukraine. this morning after a lengthy train ride in that so called luxury armored train, kim is set to be welcomed by vladamir putin, possibly where the two met in 2019. this meeting is different. putin hoping kim will provide much needed artillery shells and other munitions for russia's fight in ukraine, which is depleting putin's stock pile. chairman of the joint chiefs telling me the power in the relationship appears to have shifted. vladamir putin presumably wants weapon, ammunition from kim. how serious is that? >> it was previously that north korea was dependent on russia or china for support. now because of the war in ukraine, russia is having all kinds of challenges. looks to me as if putin ha

now to north korean kim jong unheading to russia to meet with vladamir putin.t's raising concerns, as north korea could provide russia with more weapons for the war in ukraine. our chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz is tracking the latest from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning. a white house official saying the u.s. does believe north korea's kim jong un expects he will meet with putin in russia within the coming weeks. this morning the russians are keeping it a mystery, saying they will not talk about the possibility. it would be a rare trip outside his country for kim jong un, likely by armored train, that same green train he used to meet donald trump in 2019. russia is now desperate for more weapons in its fight against ukraine. the new york times is reporting kim would provide artillery shells and anti-tank rounds in exchange for advance technology for its own satellites and submarines. the meeting would likely take place in a port city that is close to north korea where kim met with putin in 2019. the white house is not sa

kim telling vladamir putin that he supports russia's sacred fight for its sovereignty and security. his is why we have come here, because of kim's interest in missile technology. so while there was no formal statement as to what was promised, both men seemed very satisfied with the results. kim's trip is not over. he will visit several military facilities on his very long ride home. a train, by the way, that has a top speed of only about 37 miles per hour. linsey? >> that meeting a bit unnerving for the rest of the world. martha, thank you. now to the fda. an advisory panel says some forms of possible nasal decongestants used by millions of americans don't actually work. erielle reshef has the latest. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. as we hit cold and flu season, it's tempting to reach for a decongestants to treat a stuffy nose. now an advisory panel from the fda says not so fight. experts finding that the leading decongestants gives no more relief than placebo. that panel voted unanimously against the effectiveness of one of the ingredients in popular versi