the urgency is felt les strongly on the american side. you wrote putin s disappointing phone call with trump. what kpabl lexactly disappoint i was in moscow last week. funny we didn t see each other. all the talk in the official moscow or close to official moscow is how quick can we get them to meet because hopefully the same thing will happen. trump will feel some kind of warm personal connection and flip 180 degrees his previous policy stance. he ll decide he doesn t want to label him a kurns ea manipulator and maybe he ll unilaterally
for people who get to know his background or seems difficult to determine his role with the trump team and if he was somehow compromised. genius or idiot? either way, it doesn t prove collusion. right. this is the challenge of the business relationships. the russians don t have to recruit an operative. they can find people already doing business inside russia or have business interests with russia and the united states and try to pushing them toward policy stance favorable to that individual and russians. that is the case here. page claims he was unwidtunwiti there. he could not know he was doing it on behalf of the russian government. in the counter defense to that, for the guy who traveled there over 20 years and not have his radar up at certain points seems naive he would defend
what it means to be religious and inviting us to see love as the key. when it comes to the pope also bringing new light to the relationship between the u.s. and cuba, also taking a policy stance on what climate change means to the international community, his stance on the poor and trying to direct attention back to that, how does he influence other denominations? i think he s saying the right thing and showing us the love of the christ who is our mentor, if we re christians. the sense that we care about people and planet and personalities, the gospel is all about love of god, neighbor and self and love of creation. what s your message, just out of curiosity, for people who may have lost their faith over 2015, something that may have disrupted you re in good company. it s been a horrible year in terms of violence and vitriol. but here s a story of hope. in the midst of this anti-islamic sentiment that s come on the back end of the
republicans were quick to jump on this with house speaker boehner saying it s about time. the previous statements were patently untrue. her miss handling of classified information must be investigated. it is not clear what impact aany of this will have on her campaign. she repains the national frontrunner but recent polls say she has a trust deficit with voters. doug luzader live from washington. thanks, doug. donald trump is back on the campaign trail while he is teasing his policy stance we will have to wait a few weeks for specifics. kristin fisher is live with the latest from washington. makes the first appearance since the gop debate. it happened at a fundraising dinner in michigan where he told a crowd of more than 2,000 despite all of the controversy he believes he can still win.
hypocrisy in his background. but what i do see key in his personal life what s interesting is that he is he lived for a long time on the benefits of the state, if you will and that s not at odds with his policy stance so i give him that. but i do have a significant problem with choosing that i imagine. michael, since this article cam out, have you heard from senator sanders, his staff, the people around him? what s been their reaction to this? i think their reaction to my reporting even before the story ran, when i talked to them before the story ran, their reaction was very calm very methodical. i thought it was impressive to be honest answered every question i had and then when i said is there anything else that you d like to add, michael briggs bernie sanders