the white house says today no official meeting is planned between donald trump and vladimir putin. both attending apec summit in vietnam. they did shake hands at the opening photo where traditionally for the last 25 years they wear native dress. let s get the inside scoop from anne gearan and david ignatius with a new novel called the quantum spy, i can t wait to read it. david ignatius, the best author of spy novels. david, the significance of them not meeting, vladimir putin and the president, how are you reading that? well, we don t really know yet. the white house had signaled the expectation of the trump/putin meeting with the indication that the russians were going to be part of our effort to seek diplomatic solution for the
the collusion story of course, but they ve also been downplaying everything every don t like having to do with uranium one story. it s been carried on no major networks except for one exception. there is no it is a fake story. a contributor to get national review online joins us tonight. i don t think i m making that up, this story has basically not appeared in any other channels. with one exception. i haven t seen it on the front page of the new york times of the washington post. how can that story be ignored? it s amazing. according to the media research center, i think between over the last ten or 11 months, the networks have spent something like 3 minutes and one second on the story. what s amazing about it, whether you think it s got legs or not, he got bribery, kickbacks, extortion, you ve got russians, you got uranium, the main ingredient for atomic bombs. this is interesting stuff, the things of which spy novels are made and yet the networks ignore this and still talkin
but they ve also been downplaying everything every don t like having to do with uranium one story. it s been carried on no major networks except for one exception. there is no it is a fake story. a contributor to get national review online joins us tonight. i don t think i m making that up, this story has basically not appeared in any other channels. with one exception. i haven t seen it on the front page of the new york times of the washington post. how can that story be ignored? it s amazing. according to the media research center, i think between over the last ten or 11 months, the networks have spent something like 3 minutes and one second on the story. what s amazing about it, whether you think it s got legs or not, he got bribery, kickbacks, extortion, you ve got russians, you got uranium, the main ingredient for atomic bombs. this is interesting stuff, the things of which spy novels are made and yet the networks ignore this and still talking about russia, prussia, russia
the collusion story of course, but they ve also been downplaying everything every don t like having to do with uranium one story. it s been carried on no major networks except for one exception. there is no it is a fake story. a contributor to get national review online joins us tonight. i don t think i m making that up, this story has basically not appeared in any other channels. with one exception. i haven t seen it on the front page of the new york times of the washington post. how can that story be ignored? it s amazing. according to the media research center, i think between over the last ten or 11 months, the networks have spent something like 3 minutes and one second on the story. what s amazing about it, whether you think it s got legs or not, he got bribery, kickbacks, extortion, you ve got russians, you got uranium, the main ingredient for atomic bombs. this is interesting stuff, the things of which spy novels are made and yet the networks ignore this and still talkin
especially before the election when we have a growing body of intelligence indicating to vladimir putin s plan to meddle in our election, that should accepted off red flags. growing intelligence indicating vladimir putin to meddle in our election, that should send off regular flegs. if it didn t, our national security community will be derelict. they flagged this trend and.stopped it before it could become a problem. ned price, thank you for being here on a friday night and helping us understand this. really appreciate it. thank you. i read as many spy novels as the next guy, but some of this stuff i had no idea this is the way it wokd. i feel like i got a lot smarter today just readinging this one thing in the washington post. we ll be right back. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network