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WASHINGTON (AP) – The latest reaction to the press conference of President Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin (all local):
19:55
Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates said President Donald Trump not only picked a bully on his own Intel community, he chose Russia's interests over the country that he vowed to protect. "
Yates made the comment on Twitter on Monday, hours after Trump appeared at a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin," questioned US intelligence agencies on the fact that Russia had been Scrutin of the 2016 presidential election.
She says, "All Americans should raise their voices, let the world know what we are defending"
.Officer at the end of the Obama administration and Acting Attorney General for the first 10 days of the Trump administration, President Donald Trump fired him for refusing to defend his travel ban.Since then, she has publicly criticized Trump.
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19h35
The Australian Prime Minister says that he finds the US intelligence on the Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election "very convincing" and suggests that President Donald Trump should Trump refused to challenge President Vladimir Putin after the Russian denied that his country had interfered in the elections.
Asked if Trump should trust Putin, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told Melbourne Radio 3AW: "President Putin Turnbull added," I certainly do not believe President Putin when he says that he "It was not responsible for the felling of MH17," Turnbull said.The Boeing 777 of Malaysia Airlines was shot down by a missile with the loss of 298 pbadengers and crew members on the plane. Four years ago Ukraine
Turnbull says: "I find the evidence that was produced by the American intelligence community. (Russian interference in the election) very convincing, but obviously there is a difference of opinion in America.
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6:35 pm
James Comey, former director of the FBI, denounces the management of President Donald Trump by Vladimir Putin At a summit in Helsinki
Comey tweeted Monday that Trump was standing on foreign soil next to Putin and "refused to support his own country." He says the Russian leader is a "murderous lying thug."
He adds: "The patriots must stand up and reject the behavior of this president. "
Trump refused to challenge Putin after the Russian denied that his country was interfering in the 2016 elections. The American intelligence community said unequivocally that Russia had interfered.
Comey has become a virulent critic of Trump since the president dismissed him in May 2017. In a memoir published this year, he criticized the president, the appellant
Joe Biden said the press conference of Donald Trump with the pr Russian President Vladimir Putin was "beneath the dignity" of the office of US president.
The former vice president says that Trump's words do not reflect "what Americans think and who we are."
Biden criticizes the president 's performance during his week – long trip abroad, including the NATO summit. Theresa May. Biden says Trump "insulted our friends and made common cause with our opponents."
The Democrat, who is supposed to consider a 2020 presidential candidacy, calls on Americans to "talk" and make it clear that "we believe"
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5:50 pm
The Former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, said that President Donald Trump needed to clarify his statements at the Helsinki summit, including a comment saying that he saw no reason why Russia would intervene in the US elections.
Gingrich, a Republican and convinced follower of Trump, calls Trump's comments "the most serious error of his presidency" and says they "must be corrected – immediately."
Trump said Monday while he had a "great confidence" in US intelligence, Russian President Vladimir Putin's refusal of electoral interference was "extremely strong and powerful."
Trump's comments sparked much d e scorn and criticism.
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4:55 pm [19659002] A Republican senator says that critics of President Donald Trump's approach to Russia are "misguided" and points out that the United States also took part in elections in other countries
. Rand Paul of Kentucky says that it's important for the United States to keep an open dialogue with their opponents, especially if they hope to motivate them to change their behavior.
Paul tells the Associated Press: "We should look for ways to make dialogue better."
He says lawmakers and former intelligence officials criticizing Trump include those of the two opposing parties to his presidency. Paul says, "I think these people are wrong."
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4:35 pm
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stands behind the US secret service community. conclusion that the Russians have interfered in the 2016 elections – despite the latest comments from President Donald Trump.
The Kentucky Republican told reporters on Capitol Hill Monday: "The Russians are not our friends." He said "absolutely" with the intelligence agencies that the Russians were involved in the elections.
McConnell spoke several hours after Trump stood next to Russian President Vladimir Putin at a press conference in Helsinki. reason "why Russia would have interfered." Trump said that Putin was "extremely strong and powerful" in refusing the involvement of Russia.
McConnell did not respond when asked he was disappointed with Trump's remarks.
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14:55 pm
The Intelligence Reiterates the Assessment of the American Intelligence Community That Russia Merged elections in 2016 following a press conference where President Donald Trump openly questioned this decision.He added: "We were clear in our badessments of Russian interference in the elections of 2016 and their ongoing and pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy, and we will continue to provide unabashed badessments and objective intelligence in support of our national security. "
After meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday, Trump said He had" great confidence "in American intelligence, but Putin's refusal to intervene in the elections was" extremely strong and powerful
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2:15 pm
Sen. John McCain calls President Donald Trump's press conference "one of the most shameful performances of an American president in memory."
The Republican of Arizona says that the summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki was "a tragic mistake."
Senator Trump said proved not only incapable, "but does not want to resist Putin." And he said that Trump and Putin "seemed to be talking about the same scenario" that Trump made a "conscious choice to defend a tyrant."
McCain, who was absent from the Senate while he was battling brain cancer , said that inflicted pa r "naivety, egotism, false equivalence, and sympathy for Trump's autocrats is difficult to calculate."
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2:10 pm
A senior Republican senator says the refusal President Donald Trump's condemnation of Russian interference in the 2016 US elections makes the United States "look like a thumbs up" when they deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Bob Corker of Tennessee, chairman of the Senate Committee on External Relations, said that Trump's performance at a summit with Putin was not "a good time for our country, it was a very good day for President Putin "
Russia interfered in the election, adding that it was disappointed and saddened that Trump equated the conclusion of the US intelligence community with Russia and denial of Putin .
Corker says that Trump seems to be more concerned about "how a leader deals with him personally"
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13:55 pm
CNN Anderson Cooper has described the performance of President Donald Trump as "the best way to do it." a press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin "shameful".
The press conference, broadcast on television on the country's largest cable broadcasting and information networks, provoked a strong reaction from commentators after the end of the channel. But Cooper's initial badessment, made right after its completion, was among the most surprising because it was anchoring the network's information coverage.
Cooper called Trump's performance "one of the most shameful performances of a US president in front of a peak The Russian leader, certainly that I've never seen."
L & P CNN anchor said that Trump was like "Rain Man" in the way he comes back about Hillary Clinton's email server.
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1:50 pm
House Speaker Paul Ryan says that it is "indisputable" that Russia has interfered in the 2016 presidential election and continues to undermine the democracy in the United States and in the world.
The Wisconsin Republican House Intelligence Committee agreed that Russia interfered in the elections. He adds: "The president must understand that Russia is not our ally". Ryan says that Russia "remains hostile to our most fundamental values and ideals."
The United States must focus on Russia's responsibility and put an end to its vile attacks on democracy. "
a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin that he sees no reason for Russia to intervene in the US elections.
The Kremlin has denied any state action in the elections. [19659002]
1:40 pm
The Democratic Leader of the Senate accuses President Donald Trump of "shameful performance" at a press conference alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin, the leader of the Democratic Party in the United States. Senate, Chuck Schumer, his trip to Europe, including Monday's press conference, strengthened the opponents of America
The New York Democrat says he's "unthinking, dangerous and weak "for Trump to speak to Vladimir Putin US elections US intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia has interfered, but the Kremlin has denied the involvement of the state.
Nancy Pelosi, leader of the minority of the house, claims that "Trump's weakness in front of Putin" proves that the Russians inflicted damaging information on him. Helsinki, Finland, refused to criticize Russia for interference and said that he did not see why Russia would have done this.
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13:35
The main members of Congress, including some Republicans, criticize the performance of President Donald Trump at a press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin is "weird", " shameful "and a" missed opportunity "to resist Russia.
And a former director of the CIA says that he is a traitor. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., Tweeted, "It's shameful." Senator Ben Sbade, R-Neb., Described as "weird" and "false" the fact that Trump suggests that both countries are responsible for their deteriorated relationship.
Top Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York, never a US president has supported an opponent as Trump argued Putin.
Former CIA director John O. Brennan tweeted that Trump's behavior exceeds the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors. Brennan says, "It was nothing short of treason."
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