. >> the night wolfs and their leader are vladmir putin's favorite bikers. their rally through the city marking five years since the russian takeover is more than just a bit of fun. back in 2014, they played a very real part in helping the kremlin bring the peninsula under control, setting up road blocks and patrolling the streets while forces in unmarked uniforms took over government buildings. >> it's a miracle this all happened. fairness won out for the first time and it all happened without blood shed. >> a claim that ignores six deaths and 15 disappearances attributed to russian security services by human rights action viss over the years since moscow took control. one of them was this man, a member of the region's 300 strong minority and a vocal opponent of the russian takeover of the region. in may 2016, he was abducted just a few hundred m mers from hihis ho. men dresseded asraffic police stopopped his c for whatt appeared to be roune check. soon t they were bunundle him i an unmarked minivan. he broke free and triried to ru away. but he was s soon d

tonight vladmir putin leading chants at a rally in crimea which russia invaded five years ago. ng that it's what people there wanted. >> translator: you, who for decades have an outside the russian state kept in your hearts and carried through the years. this love for mother land. for russia. >> reporter: the kremlin has long said it will never give crimea back despite u.s. sanctions targeting moscow for the aggressive take over. while the trump administration claims it's being tough on russia, moscow doesn't feel the heat. the russians stating they believe president trump is keen to improve relations with moscow but his adversaries in congress and the mueller probe are undermining his effort. in a radio interview u.s. national security adviser john bolton repeating the kremlin's line. >> i think it's hard to make progress in a better bilateral relationship with russia when anything that is done is used as evidence by the president's political opponents to show some evidence of russian collusion. the political atmosphere in washington makes it very difficult. there's no question

he has a relationship with vladmir putin.they're playing on the news of the day, don't you think? >> yeah. look, i was someone throughout this entire process who was not pounding the desk about the deep state and calling this a witch-hunt. i was very much in the camp let bob mueller do his work. don't limit, don't interfere. see what he finds. we'll draw conclusions from that. now we arrived at that place. what is that place? no collusion, after 22 months, $25 million and unlimited investigation and for some people who are so emotionally invested in the opposite out come, it seems like they are just desperate to bring the russia story back no matter how farcical including casting aspersions on the stanley cup champion team captain being under the same roof as the president. it is ludicrous. brian: by the way he has reportedly vladmir putin's phone number. vladmir putin did get him a, did get him a wedding gift we understand. >> god forbid. brian: i'm sure you're talking about it on the radio. the democrats are not even acknow

basically to vladmir putin if he wants it because he uses energy as a weapon.l be loss. all industries attacked by so-called green new deal. it's a big, green, bomb, that will hurt the economy, hurt families, raise taxes. it is not going to accomplish the things that they want to do in terms of carbon and climate. there are things we can do -- melissa: one of the reasons it wouldn't achieve that, republicans point out, anyone opposed to this, america generates 13% of global carbon emissions. china, india, produce 34%. the problem with that, those responding to that argument say, well, china is going to do what they're going to do. that doesn't excuse us from trying to clean up our air. what do you say about that? >> china will continue to do with to grow the economy, to take advantage of us. russia will do the same thing to take advantage of us. there is no reason we should tie our hands behind our backs competitively, allow china and russia and other countries to grow their economies as well as their military, as well as their power and their might against us.

and kim jong-un's, in his words, lack of knowledge, so similar to his having taken the side of vladmir putininki summit against his own intelligence agencies and advisors. it's just a very odd thing about president trump, troubling, and good for the warmbiers in calling him on it. >> yeah, you know, there are members of the republican party who look at this and say that's not okay. rob portman, who is from ohio, which is where the warmbiers are said we should never let north korea off the hook for what they did to otto. the blood of otto warmbier is on the hands of kim jong-un. i mean, what are they prepared to do about it? the president taking as truth the propaganda of literally a parade of murderous dictators. >> it's bizarre. it's clearly part of trump's style when he's in a negotiating embrace with a foreign leader. we've seen him do this with xi jinping, a dictator who rules china. he just kind of loses normal restraints and cautions and seems to take that person's side. my good friend, my friend, my friend has told me this, i trust my friend. and in this case because warmbier's death

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please give me all the transcripts you had with vladmir putin. on themselves. they cost new york right here 25,000 high-paying jobs. the green new deal -- brian: amazon. >> amazon. the green new deal, would have cost $93 trillion. right. that is not exactly going to work. means there are no cars, no planes, no boats. there is no cows. steve: rebuild every trump tower. >> this is the leadership of the democratic party. what do they do? they harass. my father says every single day it is presidential harrassment. just imagine how productive our government could be if people tried to work together. they don't want to do that. they know they're losing just about every front. brian: used to work with the organization, the election committee, been around you guys said, yeah i got the request. i'm not giving documents. i don't think i'm going to show up. are are you showing up, eric? >> i don't blame the guy. tell you the truth. they're trying to harass, trying to waste time. they take these young kids, right. they send so many documents to them. they ha

he is stooge of vladmir putin. the president will go to jail.ooked at someone just ranting. looks as if they're going, wait a second, what does he know? he knows robert mueller. he worked with him for years. he must know. it turns out he doesn't know, or, i have another theory. as they begin to peel this open, john brennan was so passionate against the president, and president is proven to be so innocent, he took his top secret clearance away. why was he so angry? is he worried about us penetrating more and more what he may or may not have done in 2016 to bring us to this place? stuart: that's a fair speculation to make, brian. that is a fair thing to ask, really is. let's talk tactics for a second. the president is counterpunching hard. he is going after the media. he is probably going to go after a lot of those democrats and public officials who were so hard on him for the last two years. is that a good strategy? or, should he just forget the last two years, move on, and concentrate on doing something with congress? >> well, number one, when y