what they call the perception management of the information battle space for donald trump to enter in with preconceived notions about what was good for russia. that would be anti-nato, anti-european union and ant anti-immigrant, which you know was his platform. did you see the hand of vladimir putin in this? yes, i did. one of the interesting things is the indictment seems to confirm the christopher steele report because he talks about the russians sort of earmarking donald trump and cultivating him for several years. so to me he also discusses the cyber operations. so it s very interesting for the people who have tlieed ried to discredit the steele dossier
a high degree of self-determination but for years the people s party in madrid has been rolling back our autonomy. plumbing and listening to the media and it s not just the big banks that are leaving catalonia other companies are considering the move to well known sparkling wine producer fison e. is among them. concussive there because i ve proposed to the board that we relocate our h.q. should there be a unilateral declaration of independence. and a is determined to remain in the european union. that s another issue at stake if the autonomous region tries to leave spain on tuesday its government declared independence in principle but left open the question of when it would happen the federal government then reacted with an ultimatum it wants a clear answer for or against spain otherwise it says it will cancel the region s partial autonomy and take further action economists agree on one thing that
anti-european union as well. poland obviously this is a conservative government here, one that has been opposed to the as they describe it, the sort of invasion of refugees. they have similar interests in things like coal mining. they have concerns or perhaps less interest in topics like climate change and global warming, all of which are similarities to president trump. as it relates to russia though, that s another opportunity by perhaps that simple moment, the handshake you saw there, the two of them side by side, the presidents of the united states and poland to send a strong and powerful message to russia, one of the u.s. s adversaries even though president trump has largely praised vladimir putin and said he would like to have a good relationship with him. it sends a message to russia. one of the concerns that exists right here in the european union among the nato countries is by allying himself with poland he is sending a message to western europe. you remember they were not
a female candidate, marine le pen, and a moderate just endorsed by president obama. here s terry moran. reporter: the frantic final hours of campaigning in france. the election testing whether the nationalism unleashed in the u.s. is taking root in europe. the choice could not be clearer. marine le pen, an admirer of president trump. she even visited trump tower after last november s election. though she didn t meet with him. she s a far-right, nationalist candidate. anti-european union, anti-immigration, and anti-islam. she was egged at a campaign stop yesterday, her bodyguards hustling her away. her rival, emmanuel macron, the political novice. he s pro-immigration, pro-eu, more tolerant. and this week, he got a big and unusual american endorsement. i am supporting emmanuel macron to lead you forward. reporter: no endorsement from president trump, but he did recently call le pen strongest on borders and the strongest on what s been going on in france.
47 million registered voters in france, a robust turnout at 70%, 23.7% of those votes at early count going to emmanuel macron, 39-year-old newcomer to politics, and 27.1 going to marine le pen, anti-european union. we re back with journal report now. tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed. trust safelite autoglass. for these parents, driving around was the only way to get their baby to sleep. so when their windshield got cracked.