what would the basis be? i came to a different judgment. on what basis? the facts. neil: all right. a little separate drama, subdrama to what s doing on here in the senate judiciary committee where so many members, three or four of them, are considering or reportedly looking at presidential runs of their own. let s get their read on that from democratic counsel of the stars, if you will, jillian is here and ken. antoine, who comported themselves the most presidentially? i don t think you saw any separation between the candidates. i think you saw them really focus on their role as u.s. senators. more importantly, realizing that in the minority party on that committee, their job was to ask the tough questions but a punch above neil: who did the best job? it was a tie. neil: that s a wussy answer.
and that the russian government did not interfere in the elections and that he accepts these statements. that s all. reporter: now, senior administration official told cnn that, no, the president did not accept vladimir putin s claim of noninterference in the last election and so this is going to continue to be a nagging question for this white house for this president. we don t expect the president to hold any kind of news conference. we haven t been apprised of any kind of on camera briefing that s going to occur involving the president, perhaps we might hear from some officials later on today so that question might get asked of officials before this g20 summit wraps up but it continues to be a nagging question and as you mentioned the subject of north korea is going to come up later on today as the president sits down with chinese president xi. that is also a very interesting sort of subplot or subdrama i suppose as this g20 summit wraps up. just a couple of days ago the president