in europe nervous because officials tell us. remember the name of this treaty the state department is also saying that this is russia s fault because they have not been was intermediate range nuclear in compliance. the question now is will there missiles. so the ones who would be some sort of war with russia potentially be at direct risk were the europeans, the ones in in terms of building up of these germany, for example. arms? and that is the major question so those have been the ones the here. now, the u.s. senior officials most vociferous on not wanting the treaty to collapse. telling cnn they don t see this as a provocative move, that the we have said since the obama u.s. is going to bop because th administration they ve been violating this treaty. number one, an even bigger deal, the new start treaty is set to expire in 2021. there are no active negotiations at this moment to talk about reanewing it or even extending it for five years, which we could do without a formal vote in c
his own adviser stepping on him but now in the expanded meeting, i m told not only will there be secretary of state mike pompeo, national security adviser john bolton, again, a noted russia hawk and noted arms control skeptic. it looks like at the last minute because this white house does things in flux, they added the chief russia expert, my long time friend and colleague, fiona hill to the mix. that will make professional russia watchers happy but will they influence president trump and outcome of his conversations with president putin? that part is not clear. michelle, it s hot here in helsinki. we re here at the looking at the pools behind us, very tempting. there s heat outwardly inwardly. word comes that theresa may is trying to take the heat off donald trump despite what he said about her. she was asked just now, did you ask him to say anything about the poisoning and that being