working with russian, the agency didn t have much of a choice. imagine for a moment you are an fbi agent and work on russian intelligence and again and again you watch as the gop nominee for event and eventual president repeated russia propaganda and stakes out position that seemingly could only have come from the kremlin. in a tweet storm over the weekend, watts laid out the flood of evidence that forced the fbi to take the step of opening an inquiry into a sitting president and he points to the evidence to ask a simple question. how would a president compromised, coerced by the kremlin act any different. and joining me former fbi special agent with the joint terrorism task force. so talk through how you would be viewing the run up of the campaign and the president s actual time in office from the perspective of someone who specializes in counterintelligence, specifically with respect to russia. the whole point of the russian effort was to create a policy change. it is active measur
repeated russia propaganda and stakes out position that seemingly could only have come from the kremlin. in a tweet storm over the weekend, watts laid out the flood of evidence that forced the fbi to take the step of opening an inquiry into a sitting president and he points to the evidence to ask a simple question. how would a president compromised, coerced by the kremlin act any different. and joining me former fbi special agent with the joint terrorism task force. so talk through how you would be viewing the run up of the campaign and the president s actual time in office from the perspective of someone who specializes in counterintelligence, specifically with respect to russia. the whole point of the russian effort was to create a policy change. it is active measures when through the force of politics but inserting people that support your position. donald trump on both parties was the only one to speak so effusively about how great putin was and when you look at the summer period