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SHOCK: Kremlin Papers Show Putin's Plan to Put Trump in White House - YouTube
Channel: David Pakman Show
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get into a breaking
story that many in the audience will appreciate,
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and unfortunately, some in the audience will
be furious that I'm even talking about this.
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There are new Kremlin papers which appear
to show Vladimir Putin's plot to put Donald
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Trump in the White House important.
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This doesn't mean that Trump and Putin met
to concoct this plan or that Trump was directly
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involved.
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The whole point is what has been said all
along.
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For people who love to say Russia, Russia,
Russia said that Russia had a preference for
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Trump because of the cartoonish and destabilizing
nature that his presidency would have.
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And they worked to help him, regardless of
what Trump knew or participated in.
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Documents suggest Russia launch secret multiagency
effort to interfere in U.S. democracy.
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Go by what is said, not by what you imagine
I am saying and want to refute the reports.
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Vladimir Putin personally authorized a secret
spy agency operation to support a, quote,
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mentally unstable Donald Trump in the 2016
US presidential election during a closed session
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of Russia's National Security Council.
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According to what are assessed to be leaked
Kremlin documents, the key meeting took place
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on January 22nd, 2016, with the Russian president,
his spy chief.
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Since then, senior ministers all present.
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They agreed a Trump White House would help
secure Moscow strategic objectives, among
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them social turmoil in the US and a weakening
of the American presidents negotiating position.
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How could anyone be surprised by this?
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Put for all the people who say, David, you
love to criticize Putin.
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Putin's brilliant, Putin's brilliant.
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Russia is brilliant at this.
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Of course, if you're Russia, you, China and
the US are the three major superpowers vying
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for the next decade or two of supremacy among
that that group of three, what could do more
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damage to the United States than electing
a cartoonish moron like Donald Trump?
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Russia smart.
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I'm not criticizing.
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Of course, they tried to do this.
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And unfortunately, the Republican electorate
and subsequently enough of the electorate
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that voted in the general election fell for
it.
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And Trump won.
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It doesn't mean Trump and Putin met to plan
this.
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That's not how intelligence operations work.
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Russia's three spy agencies were ordered to
find practical ways to support Trump in a
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decree appearing to bear Putin's signature.
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These are the documents believed to now be
authenticated by this point.
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Trump was the frontrunner in the Republican
Party's nomination race.
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A report prepared by Putin's expert department
recommended Moscow use all possible force
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to ensure a Trump victory.
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This is also relevant because those saying,
well, Putin was involved even during the primary.
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Increasingly, it looks like Trump surfaced
to the top of the Republican primary, thanks
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just to the ignorance of the Republican electorate
that votes in the primary at that point at
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which it seemed that Trump was in the commanding
position.
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That's when Russia got the idea, hey, it would
be real.
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Imagine the laughing stock that the US would
be if Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton.
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Whatever your thoughts are about Hillary Clinton,
Western intelligence agencies are understood
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to have been aware of the documents for some
months and to have carefully examined them.
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The papers seen by The Guardian seem to represent
a serious and highly unusual leak from within
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the Kremlin.
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Let me propose something to you, OK, this
is this is speculation.
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That's what we do.
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This is an opinion show.
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I want to just float an idea.
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There seems to be agreement that these documents
are legitimate and there seems to be agreement
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that this high level leak from the Kremlin
is unusual.
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OK, I'm just going to float something here.
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Recently, Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin met.
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And as far as we believe earlier, even more
recently, Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin spoke
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believe to be related to cyber attacks.
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I'm just asking, is it possible is it possible
that part of the negotiation that took place
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was that on the one hand, Biden would resist
a counterattack, shutting down a Russian oil
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pipeline and in exchange, in exchange, some
documents would leak from the Kremlin, which
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rarely happens, which would illuminate exactly
this about Russia's preference and work to
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help Donald Trump.
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I don't know.
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And the really funny part about that is that
there is this idea that Trump is to have about
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how you project power as a leader that comes
from Trump's cartoonish nature.
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You push aside the Montenegrin president or
president, prime minister, I believe president.
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And you talk in a certain way and you say
certain things about Kim Jong un and Putin
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and whatever.
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The real way that power actually works is
you don't stomp around and scream like a child
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like Trump does.
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It's by direct, undisclosed calls where you
say to a leader, hey, this this is how it
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has to be.
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If you want this, then you have to do that.
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And it's just an idea because it is unusual
that such documents would leak from the Kremlin.
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So is there anything surprising here?
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There really is.
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And no, this is this is everything we believed.
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And that made simply logical sense.
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And that is that that is what it is.
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Now, of course, not surprisingly, the Kremlin
is responding dismissively.
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Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, says the
idea that Russian leaders met and agreed to
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support Trump in early 2016 is a great pulp
fiction.
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The report number thirty two, 04 vid is classified
as secret, it says Trump is the most promising
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candidate from the Kremlin's point of view.
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There's a brief psychological assessment of
Trump, who is described as an impulsive, mentally
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unstable and unbalanced individual who suffers
from an inferiority complex.
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There is also apparent confirmation that the
Kremlin possesses kompromat or potentially
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compromising material on Trump collected,
the document says, from Trump's earlier nonofficial
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visits to Russian Federation territory.
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The paper refers to certain events that happened
during Trump's trips to Moscow.
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Security Council members are invited to find
details in Appendix five.
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At paragraph five, the document states it's
unclear what the appendix contains.
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It is acutely necessary to use all possible
force to facilitate his election to the post
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of US president.
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So nothing surprising.
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Of course, there are people who are going
to say this is also part of the lie.
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But, you know, for me, this has always been
there's not going to be any smoking gun of
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Trump and Putin meeting anybody who's expecting
that, anybody who was even expecting the Russia
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stuff to lead to Trump's removal.
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As you can go back to April of 2017, where
I say that's the wrong expectation.
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That's not how it works.
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That's not that's not what this is.
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But the clear motivation for Russia to make
the US a cartoonish, laughing stock by helping
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Trump.
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It's obvious it would be weird if Russia didn't
do it because it's such an obvious intelligence
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opportunity.
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Many countries would think of it, but wouldn't
have the know how or the means to carry it
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out.
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Russia's really good at getting themselves
involved in this stuff.
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That's the that's the reality
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