Donald Trump "very concerned" by Russian electoral interference

The President of the United States shrugged his eyebrow badertion by insisting that "no president has been harder on Russia than me" and "they definitely do not want Trump!"

But the public was not entirely convinced after his performance submitted to Helsinki with Vladimir Putin.

This was followed by seven days of flip-flopping without stopping to find out if he thought Russia was involved in the 2016 US elections, after its intelligence agencies had it. confirmed.

Russian President in laudatory terms, congratulating him on his electoral victory against the opinion of senior White House officials.

It's already boasted that Mr. Putin thought he was a "genius" and said "He tweeted before the summit:" Our relationship with Russia has never been worse thanks to many years of stupidity and stupidity in the United States.

On Tuesday, he seemed to be backing up, claiming he was the hardest on Russia, like a fiery storm on his last furious tidal wave, targeting Iran.

He faces increasing pressure to act since the US Department of Justice indicted 12 Mr. Putin said at the summit that he would allow the United States to question officials, provided that the Russia can do the same in America, which Mr. Trump has described as an "interesting idea", to the great concern of senior US officials. security advisors. The Democrats were now for the first time the favorites to regain control of the House of Representatives in the mid-term elections of November 6.

"For most of this electoral cycle, the generic vote showed A Democratic Leader who suggests a very competitive battle for the majority," wrote Kyle Kondik, editorial director of Sabato's Crystal Ball at the Center for Politics of the University of Virginia

"A High Number of Open Seating – The Largest Number of Positions The President caused consternation last Monday when he indicated that he trusted the refusal of Putin to interfere in the US presidential elections because of the conclusions of his own intelligence community 19659003] He also did not hold his counterpart responsible for the annexation of Crimea , making the MH17 fall in the east of Ukraine and the poisoning deaths in Novichok in the UK.

He responded, insisting that he meant: " I do not see any reason why this is not Russia "rather than" I do not see why it would be Russia ".

The President A little diluted the effect adding: "I accept the conclusion of our intelligence agencies that Russia's interference in the elections of 2016 has taken place. Could be other people too. Many people there. "

He seemed to blame a White House reporter if Russia was still targeting the United States and its electoral system, replying," Thank you very much, no. "

Press Secretary Sarah Sanders later explained that the president was saying" no ", that he was not taking any questions, that he did not think that Russia was aiming at the US elections.

Mr. Trump then told CBS that he personally held Putin accountable for Moscow's interference in the 2016 US elections. "Certainly, as a leader of a country, you have to hold him responsible, yes, "said the ex-star of the truth

adding that he had told Putin that the United States would not tolerate any future interference." I told him let us know that we can not have that, "said Mr. Trump," we will not have it and that's how it'll be. "

Now, his rhetoric has become even stronger.It remains to be seen if he supports his action against Russia.

– With sons