eagleye13 wrote:
moldyoldy wrote:
"What Russian H**x are you talking about? As far as we know, the Republicans tried to block Obama's attempts for more investigation.
Oh wait, I just checked what you’re referring to.
Is it the book from Fox’s Gregg Jarrett about the f**e deep state connections? You know, the one without any credible sources except from anonymous blog sites, which my grandma can create with a few clicks of a button?
The problem with this book is that after it came out, Putin went on to further ruin any credibility of the book by personally acknowledging that he helped Trump by interfering with the e******n.
It’s on television. Unedited. Checkmate." - moldyoldy
Moldy; We are still waiting for your source.
"You know, the one without any credible sources except from anonymous blog sites,.... Putin went on to further ruin any credibility of the book by personally acknowledging that he helped Trump by interfering with the e******n. - moldyoldy
Give us your source, Moldy.
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I could not get the video to C & P.
but it is easy to find.. have a look and you will see that Moldy is correct.. as usual..
THis should do it for you...
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/07/putin-trump-e******n-t***slation/565481/On Tuesday, I noted that one of the key exchanges in the Trump–Putin press conference in Finland doesn’t appear in full in the White House transcript, or at all in the Kremlin’s English-language transcript of the event. The Reuters reporter Jeff Mason asked, “President Putin, did you want President Trump to win the e******n and did you direct any of your officials to help him do that?” But how exactly did Vladimir Putin respond to those pointed questions?
If you listen to the English t***slation that was broadcast during the press conference, the Russian leader said, “Yes, I did. Yes, I did. Because he talked about bringing the U.S.–Russia relationship back to normal.” This rendering of Putin’s remarks leaves open the possibility that he’s stating “Yes, I did” in reference not just to wanting Donald Trump to win the 2016 p**********l race, but also to ordering Russian officials to help Trump win, even though Putin repeatedly denied Russian interference in the e******n and collusion with the Trump campaign throughout the rest of the news conference.
But I’ve heard from a number of Russian speakers who point out that Putin’s actual comments in Russian concerning who he wanted to win the e******n are much less ambiguous than the way they were t***slated. He seems to have not used the phrase Yes, I did once, let alone twice. Instead, in Russian, Putin roughly said, “Yes, I wanted him to win, because he talked about the normalization of Russian–American relations.” In other words, he was apparently answering the first part of Mason’s question but not the second about whether he directed help Trump’s way. It’s unclear if that’s because Putin didn’t hear the second half of the question, it wasn’t t***slated into Russian accurately, or he simply chose to ignore it.
The comments are still significant: Putin is publicly admitting, in the clearest form yet, that he wanted Trump to beat Hillary Clinton during the U.S. p**********l campaign and that this preference stemmed from Trump’s conciliatory approach to Russia. He is acknowledging a motive for meddling in the U.S. e******n even as he rejects allegations that he did so.