putin in the kremlin, vladimir putin understood this guy should be really helpful not only in terms of money but also to provide good publicity for very questionable things like television. quite interesting, was killed a few years ago and he was a big opponent of the kremlin. he actually believed that if the kremlin could invite boris jordan, that could be a good thing that could help to sustain independence of his channel precisely because jordan was a russian-american and he put this argument to journalists, to the channel and said this guy is russian-american, there is no way the kremlin could put pressure on him so that would be your guarantee and unfortunately it didn't work out that way and in a few years he was expelled because exactly because of independence coverage and there was a terrorist attack in moscow and produced critical coverage and vladimir putin got angry, we've got to get rid of this guy. got a hold of a russian passport. so finally boris johnson, interesting that boris johnson is a big supporter of vladimir putin but that is how the story ended. to make a pro

putin. >> donald trump has witnessingly or unwittingly walked into the warm embrace of vladimir putin. >> reporter: trump withheld desperately needed aid from ukraine, aid that ukraine depends on to defend itself against an ongoing russia invasion. >> i have been far tougher on russia than any president in many, many years. >> reporter: trump has now made that claim repeatedly. >> i would certainly think about it. president putin -- >> reporter: and still he said he may accept an invitation to join putin in moscow next may. for a parade showcasing russia's military might. jim sciutto, cnn, new york. >> and coming up, north korea says no thanks to president trump's latest twitter diplomacy. something new: introducing pick two tuesday. and, enjoy a different deal every weekday. like endless shrimp monday four-course feast wednesday and more. just fifteen dollars til 6 pm. it's five days. five deals. fifteen dollars. see you before six. jim sciutto, cnn, new york.

putin. >> he's creating a hero out of vladimir putin. what the hell is going on? >> reporter: speaker of the house nancy pelosi summed it up this way. all roads lead to putin. >> reporter: donald trump wins the presidency -- >> in november 2016 trump's victory was a political earthquake in the u.s. but in moscow it sparked joyous celebration. >> we are the champions of the world. >> reporter: he was meeting outgoing president obama. >> settle down. >> reporter: and obama gave his successor a piece of advice. do not hire michael flynn. trump did it any way. the new national security adviser lasted just 24 days. flynn had lied about russia. specifically about a conversation with then ambassador sergey kislyak and discussed u.s. sanctions on russia. >> they made no secret of it. >> reporter: and soon donald trump started talking down the sanctions. he told the "wall street journal" if we get along why would anybody need them. >> the united states of america needs to send a strong message to vladimir putin -- >> reporter: congress, however,

why would it be to vladimir putin's advantage to promote this theory of ukraine interference? >> first of all to deflect from the allegations of russian interference. second of all to drive a wedge between the united states and ukraine, which russia wants to essentially get back into its sphere of influence. >> so at these open hearings we have this dramatic warning from fiona hill that makes headlines nationwide, right? she's warning congress, particularly warning the republicans on the impeachment committee that this theory that ukraine is the real entity that interfered in our 2016 election, that theory is not only false, but a false piece of information being presented by and promoted by russian intelligence. do not try to rope me into spreading that fake theory. if you do so, you are helping russia in a campaign they designed to hurt us, to hurt us. do you want to hurt the united states and help russia, if so keep spreading that. right? we get similar warnings from the top ukrainian expert on trump's national career and foreign service officer and from the ambassador to y

. >> why is he so chummy with vladimir putin? >> the russians must have something. >> he is creating a hero out of vladimir putin. >> what the hell is going on? >> speaker of the house nancy pelosi summed it up this way. >> all roads lead to putin. >> questions about the two men started when trump as a candidate began singing putin's praises. >> i respect putin. he's a strong leader, i can tell you that. >> so smart. >> run by a very smart cookie, much smarter, much more cunning than our president. >> more importantly there were trump's actions. why would he hire a ukraine lobbyist as his campaign chairman? >> the core question about paul manafort is whether he was working for donald trump and the american people or whether he was really working for vladimir putin. >> paul manafort had worked in american politics years ago, but for more than a decade he had advised a putin ally, then ukrainian president viktor yanukovy yanukovych. >> are there any ties between mr. trump, you and your campaign or putin and his regime? >> no, there

vladimir putin would own it. he does not see how -- if he doesn't see how he's been manipulated, that he is being manipulated by teams of intelligence professionals and human intelligence and psychology by vladimir putin himself was a former human intelligence officer. ... they abandon fully functional camps in the russians went in and raised their flag and our position. if it happened at any other point the impeachment would've happened within minutes. brush it now owns our position in syria explain that to me. the y is missing around the black hole of intelligence and the only thing we can do is go through contacts and precedent and say it's unprecedented. there is no context. except the suspicion. this man owes his bookie something and he will never insult his key. see mac. >> in the remaining minutes we have a microphone if you all had questions please line up behind the microphone centerstage i can imagine that there are many of you i would ask please it seems like there are a lot of questions directed to on

putin's russia. >> so vladimir putin and russia looking for leaks in the dam, if you will. one of those might be here in this case ukraine. describe to us what that is like in terms of the way russia approaches this knowing that you pull the thread on that sweater and it may keep going and ukraine could be one of those openings? >> right. vladimir putin is always pushing to determine just how much resistance there is, whether that is in syria, whether that is in ukraine, whether that is in europe with democratic elections across the atlantic, whether it is here at home as we saw in 2016 with our democratic elections and russia's attack on that process. what putin is always trying to gage is a level of resistance. when putin determines that there is no resistance, that there is no price to pay or too little of a price to pay, he will push further. so i think that is the concern here, richard. if putin were to be even more aggressive, vis-a-vis ukraine, go deeper into ukrainian territory and didn't find that resistance in the form of american military assistance, american par

as a victory for vladimir putin of all people the economist came out with this $63.00 foot vladimir putin of all people the economist came out with this cartoon showing the russian president holding a huge ball of snakes cartoon showing the russian president holding a huge ball of snakes proclaiming that he had finally achieved peace in the middle east to which proclaiming that he had finally achieved peace in the middle east to which the russian foreign minister came out and said hold on a 2nd 1st of all vladimir putin the russian foreign minister came out and said hold on a 2nd 1st of all vladimir putin doesn't fancy himself as a as a snake charmer and 2nd of all russia doesn't fancy himself as a as a snake charmer and 2nd of all russia doesn't see the nations of the middle east unlike the economist snakes doesn't see the nations of the middle east unlike the economist snakes brutal regimes which i do not think president putin sees himself as the monster of a snake brutal regime which i do not think president putin sees himself as the monster of a snake pit that is not how we view the p

you know, vladimir putin is always pushing. he's always pushing to determine just how much resistance there is. whether that is in syria. whether that is in ukraine. whether that is in europe with democratic elections across the atlantic. whether it is here at home, as we saw in 2016 with our democratic elections and russia's attack on that process. what -- what putin is always trying to gage is a level of resistance. and when putin determines that there is no resistance, that there is no price to pay or too little of a price to pay, he will push further. and so i think that is the concern here, richard. if putin were to be even more aggressive, vis-a-vis ukraine, and didn't find that resistance in the form of american military assistance, american partnership, political and military partnership with ukraine, that would not be a stop sign to vladimir putin. it would be a green light. >> and one of those individuals i think most americans saw this was marie yovanovitch as in her testimony was showing her steeliness, her -- her i

when you have a president of the united states who starts to act more vladimir putin and act like addi a dictator or the president likes to say the head of banana republic. you cause questions to arise in emerging democracy. they look back and say well, we are an emerging young democracy, is that how we want to look in our old age, do we want to look where president trump is able to make demands like guys like voou vladimir putin. that's damages that's done on a much deeper level. >> you got to go there. you go to the central square and kiev, we are doing democracy protests years ago. pro protesters were shot in the head. this is not theoretical stuff. it is a war happening right now. it is amazing when you see the flowers and monuments. it brings it home to you where the young democracy is struggling there. >> i have to ask you, we brought up the name john bolton. bolton describes this whole scheme is a drug deal in his words. he asked the judge for permission slip to come and testify. what strikes me is john bolton wants to testify here and he may tell a story that's not good for the

and its allies depend on, respected by the world except, of course, by vladimir putin. >> they kill us with nato. they kill us. we're paying for anywhere from 70% to 90% to protect europe. >> reporter: putin craved membership in another international institution, the g7 group of world leaders. >> it should be the g8 because a lot of things we talk about have to do with russia. >> reporter: throughout, putin has taken an increasingly prominent place on the world stage, particularly in syria. last month when donald trump announced that u.s. forces would leave the country, many saw it as trump giving russia a free hand there. >> for russian armored vehicles to, you know, drive into these places with the russian flag flying high and the american flag, you know, headed out of town, those are all just huge, huge propaganda games for a guy like putin. >> on an absolutely perfect phone call. >> reporter: now it is trump's action in another country that is threatening his presidency, and there is again a connection to russia. his alleged attempt to extort the president of ukraine has sparked im

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let me recount some recent news with regard to actions by vladimir putin. president trump's transgression goes beyond simply allowing russia to fill a vacuum. on october 13, just two days before anne gearan's "washington post" story, "the new york times" reported that, quote, the russian air force has repeatedly bombed hospitals in syria in order to crush the last pockets of resistance to president bashar al-assad, unquote. the "times" published evidence in that story that the russians bombed four syrian hospitals in a 12-hour period in may of this year. during the assault, the surgical hospital in idlib province was struck four times in 30 minutes. let me say that again. a hospital was struck four times in 30 minutes. dozens of hospitals and clinics in idlib province have been struck since. and syrian medical workers live in constant fear of the next strike. russia continues to act with impunity. not only did it bomb another hospital in idlib last week, russia is using its sway at the united nations security council where u.s. leadership has diminished sig

putin is the victim disagrees with the media's assessment that vladimir putin is the victim. here and that is donald trump who has spent a large part of the past here and that is donald trump who has spent a large part of the past week congratulating donald trump himself this is a sorry congratulating donald trump himself this is a sorry day for international law when the president of the united states can come out and tell you day for international law when the president of the united states can come out and camera and say we're in syria not to bring peace not to fight terrorism or and say we're in syria not to bring peace not to fight terror but we're in syria because president trump likes but we're in syria because president trump likes or will we kept the oil we stayed back it kept the oil other people will we kept the oil we stayed back it kept the oil other people can patrol the border of syria frankly and turkey letter and patrol the border of syria frankly and turkey let of that been fighting for a 1000 years let them do the border we don't want to do that we want to

putin doesn't fancy himself as a as a snake shit on a 2nd 1st of all vladimir putin doesn't fancy himself as a as a snake charmer and 2nd of all russia doesn't see the nations of the middle east. and 2nd of all russia doesn't see the nations of the middle east unlike the economist snakes brutal regimes which i do not think president putin sees be economist snakes brutal regimes which i do not think president putin sees himself as the monster of a snake pit that is not how we view the powers in the middle east and self is the monster of the snake pit that is not how we view the powers in the middle east there is however one person that disagrees with the media's there is however one person that disagrees with the media's assessment that that the that vladimir putin . is the thing here victor and here and that is there and that is all of. them trump who was. the last we can which grab our ship of lading the power. congratulating donald trump himself this is a sorry day for international law when himself this is a sorry day for international law when the president of the united states can co

putin doesn't fancy himself as and said hold on a 2nd 1st of all vladimir putin doesn't fancy himself as a as a snake charmer and 2nd of all russia doesn't see the nations of the middle as a snake charmer and 2nd of all russia doesn't see the nations of the middle east unlike the economist snakes least it will. not be economist snakes. i do not think president putin sees himself as the monster of a snake pit it isn't present. themselves as the monster of a snake pit that is not how we view the powers in the middle east let's talk a little bit about what happens next then because support the powers in the middle east let's talk a little bit about what happens next then because supposedly you know we've got this vacuum that's been left american forces were supposed to lucidly you know we've got this vacuum that's been left an american forces were supposed to leave syria but they're they're still there so what are the goals now one person in the if syria but they're still there what are the goals now one person that the disagrees with the media's assessment that vladimir putin is the vic

democracy, which is the biggest threat that vladimir putin faces. so for him, you know, he wakes up every morning clapping his hands with glee saying look at how well this is working. we have ser american politicians propagating his own propaganda, which weakens the united states worldwide, allows russia to basically run roughshod over the united states and just advance his goals. it's fabulous for putin when people does stuff like that. >> where are we, i should say, in terms of the 2020 elections? we learned a lot from 2016, but these genuine concern about what's coming. >> as well there should be. we're fools if we think that vladimir putin will say it worked well for me in 2016. and is he just going to sit back on his laurels and sigh, let's see what happens? of course no not. he was going to use his special intelligence services and get out there again. they learned in other elections so they're going to be more subtle about it, but they're going to attack. there is no doubt about that. i don't think that vladimir putin has a greater hope in hi

vladimir putin -- that's vlad. vladimir putin knows how to ask ask outsource. they are degree his bidding, making sure division is alive and well in the united states of america. and in doing so, putin undercuts our position on the world stage. fiona hill got something right today. sock i said from the beginning. >> this is exactly what the russian government was hoping for. as they seed misinformation, they seed doubt. they have everyone questioning the legitimacy of a presidential candidate whether it be president trump or president putin. they would pit one party against the other and pit one side of the electorate against the other. trish: you know the expression, divide and conquer? putin and our enemies including china, they want us in a divided state. they are turning our greatest gift which is to freely voice our opinions, and using against us to create chaos and discourse. it's up to every single one of us to not give in. the next time your friend or neighbor tells you to take that red hat off, remind them of this behavior, adam schiff's behavior. the

then this president wanted to make sure too that vladimir putin wouldn't be able to inflict hardship on the people of ukraine. so we provided defensive weapons to the people of ukraine. the previous administration chose not to do that. they chose to provide blankets.

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russian president vladimir putin. during the bombshell public testimony, ambassadors, state department officials, and intelligence officers all testified at the withholding of aid to ukraine to help fight against russia sends an ominous message not only to ukraine but to other foreign allies as it begs the question, who is president trump's actions really aimed at helping? >> our holding up of security assistance that would go to a country that is fighting aggression from russia for no good policy reason, no good substantive reason, no good national security reason is wrong. >> i think the signal there's controversy and question about the u.s. support of ukraine sends the signal to vladimir putin that he can leverage that as he seeks to negotiate with not only ukraine but other countries. >> our ukraine policy has been thrown into disarray and shady interests the world over have learned how little it takes to remove an american ambassador who does not give them what they want. after these events, what foreign official

vladimir putin would own it. he does not see how -- if he doesn't see how he's been manipulated, that he is being manipulated by teams of intelligence professionals and human intelligence and psychology by vladimir putin himself was a former human intelligence officer. ... they abandon fully functional camps in the russians went in and raised their flag and our position. if it happened at any other point the impeachment would've happened within minutes. brush it now owns our position in syria explain that to me. the y is missing around the black hole of intelligence and the only thing we can do is go through contacts and precedent and say it's unprecedented. there is no context. except the suspicion. this man owes his bookie something and he will never insult his key. see mac. >> in the remaining minutes we have a microphone if you all had questions please line up behind the microphone centerstage i can imagine that there are many of you i would ask please it seems like there are a lot of questions directed to on

that is straight from the mouth of vladimir putin. he is now nothing more than a propagandaous tool for russia sitting inside the white house? >> i just wish donald trump could find a new policy whisperer, foreign leader. ha about boris johnson? even if you're not a brexit fan, boris johnson wouldn't be saying, oh, let's, you know, let putin run wild and be an autocrat. donald trump just has an intense affinity for authoritarians and he has shown this consistently throughout his presidency. he's willing to be transactional with them. i can't believe, though, that he is that susceptible that he would just parrot vladimir putin's talking points. >> but, jonathan swann, it's been like this since -- i mean, the first time we saw it was on this show in december of 2015 when he basically said had great affinity for vladimir putin because he was a strong leader. but he kills journalists and political rooils, is that a problem? he said, well, he's a strong leaders he gets things done and we kill a lot of people too, joe. a lot of people sayin

the country was being occupied piece by piece. >> with vladimir putin, that's are real gut issues. when he gets angry, feels that he's being dissed, his country's being dissed, he can react very sharply. >> journalist david ignatius watched putin's land grab with growing concern. >> ukrainian leaders have been struggling to understand what to do. they had believed the united states stood with them as they tried to become truly independent of russia, a russia that was fighting a war on their borders to try to suppress them, suppress their freedoms. they thought, america stands with us. >> with russia now occupying crimea and eastern ukraine, the new pro-american government in kiev needed its friends in washington more than ever. but the obama administration first wanted ukraine to clean up its house. then vice president biden was named point man for the anti-corruption effort. >> it's absolutely critical for ukraine, in order to be stable and prosperous and part of a secure europe, to definitely, thoroughly, completely, root out the cancer of corruption. >> there was plenty to root

putin, a parrot of vladimir putin when he says to his aides, well, ukraine is not a real country. he is propagating -- actually, the number one propaganda aim of vladimir putin. >> right. >> that is with his constant attacks on university crakraine. and this republican party that so proudly stood up to soviet gre aggression, this rep party are now parroting vladimir putin's talking point. >> lieutenant colonel vindman in his testimony a couple of days ago raised -- passingly raised this point. he was asked a couple of times by democratic members of the committee about ukraine was the real aggressor, the real ones who infiltrated our election, was it true or not. vindman said, no, there's no evidence of that whatsoever, the intelligence community is unanimous in saying that russia is the one that intervened. again he said passingly this narrative is that ukraine was, in fact, the perpetrator, is a russian narrative. now we have fiona hill coming in and seeming to want to make it front and center. in her testimony she says i have two things i want to tell you. i'm here to take quest

is telling you, you can get them removed. >> why would vladimir putin or oligarchs who support vladimir putin not want marie yovanovitch serving as ambassador? >> as she tells it, assist been described, she's been extremely tough on anti-corruption, but specific to her case, and as the journal first reported, these two individuals linked to rudy giuliani, had interests not served by what the ambassador was doing. they if elt she was getting in the way. there were business interests not served by her cracking down -- >> these two individuals met with president trump ten times, as has been reported, although president trump says he doesn't know who they are. >> these two individuals that have business interests with the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, who had his own business in ukraine. he was making a lot of money there. so, it's ironic in this when we talk about -- and the president talks about the need to crack down on corruption. that there was the appearance of emboldening and enabling it by removing this ambassador. >> i think motive is important. i wonder why the pre

putin doesn't fancy himself as a as a snake charmer and 2nd of all all vladimir putin doesn't fancy himself as a as a snake charmer and 2nd of all there's a russian a tradition as and of the medieval even east. of the middle east on a mr. b. economist snakes. i do not think president putin. of the modern i do not think president putin sees himself as the master of the snake pit of the snake pit it is not that is always not have the power passes now at least mr let's talk a little bit let's talk a little bit about what happens next then because suppose what happens it depends on the next big we've got severe suppose it's you know we've got this that vacuum that has been that's been led left. worst of all. still there syria what it there the goal there is still there what are the goals now one person that the disagrees with the media's assessment that now one person that the disagrees with the media's assessment that vladimir putin is the victor here and that is donald trump who has spent a large part of the past. congratulating donald trump. is the victim here and that is donald trum

the conversation went far beyond breaks summit speaking about syria vladimir putin has praised the success on the ground thanking russia turkey tourists official damascus for that but also emphasizing the role of america in countering terrorism in syria. say the start of it talking about washington's contribution in fighting terrorists in syria we should admit they have contributed however the so-called international coalition didn't do much until russia moved into syria but in terms of the operation led by donald trump the u.s. has contributed to the joint effort aimed at defeating the terrorists even though every independent observer could see the role of russia or in that taking into account our operations and their results journalists also wanted to know when vladimir putin to meet donald trump the russian president said that the american leader is invited to take part in celebrations next year in moscow related to 70 steve's anniversary of the victory in world war 2 and the meeting taking chile can happen their. philosophy lecture in the united states has stirred anger after quoting a

putin at the time was a young k.g.b. officer stationed in east germany in dresden i think it was he must have been deeply alarmed as he watched all these stalinist regimes in eastern central europe collapse around him. well the decision to go for to give a green light for joining the unification of course came from moscow it was the sawyer story his time and failed go but sure of who had the decided the soviet union could no longer. or did not want to manage the cold war with the west that it was not in its national interest and there were a number of reasons for that from starting from the increasing economic difficulties in the soviet union in the early mid and late eighty's to the unwillingness moscow's unwillingness to support its eastern european allies including germany financially and in other terms and those so the fact that the soviet political leadership itself did not in you longer subscribe to a large extent to the marxist leninist ideology that stood at the core of the soviet state for almost 70 years and so

russian president vladimir putin. during the bombshell public testimony, ambassadors, state department officials, and intelligence officers all testified that the withholding of aid to ukraine, a country that depends on help from the united states to help fight against russia, sends an ominous message not only to ukraine but to other foreign allies. as it begs the question, who is president's tru president trump's actions really aimed at helping? >> our holding up of security assistance that would go to a country that is fighting aggression from russia for no good policy reason, no good substantive reason, no good national security reason is wrong. >> i think the signal that there's controversy and question about the u.s. support of ukraine sends the signal to vladimir putin that he can leverage that as he seeks to negotiate with not only ukraine but other countries. >> our ukraine policy has been thrown into disarray. and shady interests, the word -- the world over -- have learned how little it takes to remove an ame

i found out vladimir putin doesn't want me to be president. >> no one is above the law. we have a constitutional responsibility and need to meet it. >> we cannot simply be consumed by donald trump. >> we didn't get much contrast and there wasn't a clear frontrunner. last time, elizabeth warren was clear frontrunner everyone was attacking, pete buttigieg is leading the battleground polls like in iowa. he held his own pretty strong last night. >> the most recent example of your inexperience in national security and foreign policy came your recent careless statement about how you would be willing to send troops to mexico to fight the cartels. >> that is outlandish even by the standards of today's politics. >> are you saying you didn't say that. i was talking about us-mexico cooperation. you think anybody on this stage is proposing invading mexico? >> senator war and, by the way who made so much news with her medicare for all and challenges on paying for an hour wealth tax was front and center last night and she defended it. >> i propose to to since wealth tax. when you make

putin is the disagrees with the media's assessment that vladimir putin is the victor here and that is donald trump who has spent a large part of the party here and that is donald trump who has spent a large part of the past week congratulating donald trump himself by some of the things we congratulating donald trump himself by some of the things he said get a you'd almost believe he went to syria and singlehandedly himself he said good you'd almost believe he went to syria and singlehandedly himself took out the bugs daddy. and this is you know this is a took out the bugs daddy. and this is you know this is a sorry day for international law when the president of the united states can a sorry day for international law when the president of the united states can come out and camera and say we're in. not to bring peace come out in camera and say we're in syria not to bring peace not to fight terror but where in syria because president trump not to fight terror but where in syria because president trump likes or will we kept the oil we stayed back and kept the oil likes we'll we've kept t