Mike Pence, governor of IN and Donald Trump’s running mate, said Thursday that it’s “inarguable” Russian President Vladimir Putin is a “stronger leader” than President Barack Obama.
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The interview was broadcast Thursday evening on RT America, a branch of the Kremlin-funded media conglomerate formerly known as “Russia Today”.
“He said he was doing it for his podcast, didn’t know it would be on Russian-owned TV”, Conway said on CBS today. Many U.S. security experts attribute the hacking to Russian Federation.
“He said one nice thing about me”. “I’ve been hearing about it”.
“What Larry King does with the interview content is up to him”. “I think the threat level is even higher”.
“Klebnikov was the twelfth reporter to be killed in mafia-style assassinations in direct reprisals for their journalism in Russian Federation since President Putin came to power in 2000, and not one of the murderers has been brought to justice”, Pence and the other congressmen wrote.
“They will take a statement that you make – which is flawless – and they will cut it up and chop it up and shorten it, or lengthen it, or do something with it, and all of a sudden it doesn’t look as good as it did when you actually said it”, Trump said. I said, “Thank you very much” to the newspaper, and that was the end of it.
At one point, Pence also drew a comparison between Trump and former President Ronald Reagan, a darling of the conservative movement, saying both men exhibited humility.
“He’s been a leader”.
This week was far from the first time that Trump has cozied up to the Russian president.
Russian Federation has been a regular topic of conversation throughout the presidential campaign.
Brennan cited, in particular, actions undertaken “to make sure different parts of government are able to work better together and share information”.
Trump’s appearance on the controversial television station could exacerbate an already icy relationship with the USA political press.
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But as an IN congressman, Pence took a much more critical view of Russian Federation under Putin’s leadership, signing a letter to then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice IN 2006 expressing alarm about “mafia-style assassinations” conducted against journalists IN Putin’s Russian Federation. He said I’m a genius. They immediately say, ‘Oh, Trump likes Putin.’ Look, I don’t like or dislike.
