Trump says he'll "mention" the Russian election mingling with Putin

President Donald Trump said that he was going to "talk" about Russia's interference in the US elections at his next meeting with Vladimir Putin, and that the political fights around the US are still going strong. investigation of Russian interference are bad for the country. In fact, seeking to sow discord or chaos, they have to say, "It's the best thing we've ever done," Trump said in an interview on Fox News's Sunday Morning Futures about 39, a controversial judicial committee. hearing on June 28 on the Russian investigation

Trump quickly rotated during the interview to say that he would talk about interference with the Russian president, to complain that the FBI does not n did not take a computer server from the Democratic National Committee in the 2016 election season, and he said in a tweet on June 28 that "Russia continues to say that they had nothing to see with Meddling in our election! "

But the US National Security Advisor John Bolton, who me last week in Moscow, Putin laid the foundation for an upcoming bilateral meeting between Putin and Trump, and said the Russian interference will be discussed at the summit on 16 July.

"The Question of Electoral Interference" Bolton said Sunday in an interview on "Face the Nation" of CBS. Bolton said that Putin claimed that there was no interference by the Russian state, but that there are concerns that this occurs before the 2018 midterms.

"Still Worth Pursuing"

Bolton said in a separate interview with Fox News on Sunday that he has not changed his mind about previous information regarding electoral interference , and the subject is "always worth pursuing" with Russian officials.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday that he is concerned when Trump tweets that Russia denies interfering in the US elections. Trump should confront Putin with "overwhelming" evidence, Graham said, even using one of Trump's favorite terms.

"The idea that Russia did not interfere with our election is false news," Graham said. "They mingled with our election, and they will do it again in 2018."

Meanwhile, Bolton declined to specifically comment on a report released Sunday in the Washington Post that the US secret service concluded that North Korea did not have the intention of letting it. said Trump, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un promised during his meeting in Singapore on June 12.

Bolton said on CBS that there was no "starry feeling" among US officials about North Korean promises. an agreement is reached, US experts, with the cooperation of North Korea, could dismantle most of the cache of weapons of mass destruction of the nation "in a year".