concerned about this. because they are living in a really delicate situation waiting to see what s going to happen. they want to see stronger action from the united states. the he would like them to go ahead and enact sanctions now as a deterrence. or he doesn t think it is enough to deter them. i viewed president biden s answer differently than a lot of people yesterday. i prefer when a president offers a candid assessment of what he thinks of the situation. and i think that is what david sanger and the other reporters in the room so successfully did yesterday. president biden said exactly what he thinks is going to happen there. saying he doesn t know putin has made a final decision. but in the end he thinks he will likely invade ukraine. nato allies not all being on the same page about what an invasion exactly would look like or what
government. now hillary clinton last night even said it s vladimir putin but let s take that out of the equation. it s puzzling why donald trump would say i don t believe that, because, again, it comes from intelligence briefings. the only thing that i can possibly think is either he doesn t believe those briefings or it could be part of the don t trust the government everybody lies type of approach. that could be it. donald trump last night said what we ve heard from before. he doesn t know putin, he s not friends with putin but he said it wouldn t hurt if he were to become president if he were to have better relations. he condemned foreign interference in the election. does russia have a history, jill, of interfering in elections. well, they have interfered in countries around the world. in fact in europe you could argue there is at least financial interest that they have that do tend to influence