midterms, it s concerning to me, but, you know, i don t think they re really looking at this legally, i think they re looking at it as a public relations strategy ahead of the midterms. yeah. speaking directly about their base at this point. yeah. we have judegiuliani who was weighing over any kind of conditions that would be set for a potential interview with the president. take a look at what he said about that. i m not going to be rushed into having him testify so that he gets trapped into perjury. and when you tell me that, you know, he should testify because he s going to tell the truth and he shouldn t worry, that s so silly because it s somebody s version of the truth, not the truth. he didn t have a conversation truth is truth. i don t mean to go no, it isn t truth. truth isn t truth. the president of the united states says, i didn t truth isn t truth? mr. mayor, do you realize this is going to become a bad meme. don t do this to me. donald trump says, i
ykeep you sidelined.ng that s why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing. .what you love. ensure. always be you. former russian ambassador sergey kislyak says he talked about terrorism among a number of other issues when he met with former national security adviser michael flynn. kislyak said their conversation was simple, transparent and important to u.s./russian cooperation. cnn correspondent orrin lieberman in moscow has more details. i think the newsworthy element here is what the former ambassador says they did not discuss. reporter: that s right. he says they didn t talk about sanctions, they didn t talk about flynn s resignation or he said he wouldn t talk about that. he left quite a few questions
is saying now, using recall or not addressing the question in the way you and i might understand it. so, you know, there are so many pieces of this puzzle to put together. some of this, before we even get to the question of if there s criminal actions that have been taken, is just this one part, showing how hard it is to understand. also, there are other conversations on the way to sanctions that people could have. as we know from the famous june meeting in trump tower, where trump says the conversation was about russian adoptions, well, russian adoptions is really a conversation about sanctions. that s why we had the issue. retaliation. yeah. eugene, let s stay with michael flynn. the new york times reporting the special prosecutor special counsel, i should say, bob mueller, is requesting documents from the white house about flynn and trying to get to the idea or the potential of his having received secret payments
terrorism. they didn t talk about sanctions. they didn t talk about flynn s resignation. when he was pushed by russia 24, a state-run news agency, russia 24 questioners or interviews, about what else they talked about, he essentially cut off the conversation and said those were private. this comes as flynn himself is under increased scrutiny from the team of robbert mueller. it is interesting kislyak chose now to shed light on this. speaking of now, we are learning today russia is cooperating more closely with iran and this has to do with the sanctions bill here in the u.s. that the president signed. what are you learning about this cooperation that they re talking about? russian president vladimir putin said russia has other options for responding to the u.s. sanctions and eu sanctions. this is after russia closed two