Donald Trump has publicly scorned the CIA for claiming that Russia tried to help him get elected. But the disagreement's much deeper than that. Trump has picked a national security team with close ties to Vladimir Putin, who intelligence agents -- and many Republicans -- insist is up to no good. How much do they really know about that, and when did they know it? Is Trump's hand of friendship a lucky accident for Putin, whose real goal is a divided Europe? We look at the long-term threat to the Atlantic Alliance, national security and the global balance of power.
The US and Russia: Another re-set?
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Credits
Guests:
John Schindler - New York Observer -
@20committee,
Andrew S. Weiss - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace -
@andrewsweiss,
Edward Lozansky - American University in Moscow -
@EdwardLozansky,
Ivo Daalder - Chicago Council on Global Affairs -
@ivohdaalder,
Péter Krekó - Indiana University / Political Capital Institute
Host:
Warren Olney
Producers:
Andrea Brody,
Jenny Hamel,
Gideon Brower