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Sure, they can say anything they want, they don't have any control or influence in US elections? You believe that right? Sounds like a pretty damn direct threat to me!
Russian state TV warns Trump to ‘do what we say’ if you want ‘support in the elections’
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BRAD REED
10 AUG 2018 AT 10:14 ET
Vitaly Tretyakov, dean of Moscow State University's School of Television, talks on the Russian news show '60 Minutes' (Screen cap).
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One of Russia’s state-run TV news programs this week expressed displeasure with newly announced sanctions being leveled against the Kremlin — and one guest said that it was time to put direct pressure on President Donald Trump to get his administration to back off.
Julia Davis, who runs the Russian Media Monitor website,
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Julia Davis@JuliaDavisNews
#Russia's state TV:
Vitaly Tretyakov, dean of Moscow State University's School of Television, argues that Russia should act decisively in response to the new sanctions. "Let's turn this into a headache for Trump. If you want us to support you in the elections, do what we say."
9:32 AM - Aug 10, 2018
that news show “60 Minutes” this week held a panel discussion about actions Russia should take to retaliate against the latest round of American sanctions.
Vitaly Tretyakov, the dean of the Moscow State University’s School of Television, argued that the Russian government should use whatever leverage it had over Trump to bend the president to its will.
“Let’s turn this into a headache for Trump,” he said, according to Davis’ translation. “If you want us to support you in the elections, do what we say.”...
Russian state TV warns Trump to 'do what we say' if you want 'support in the elections'
Russian state TV warns Trump to ‘do what we say’ if you want ‘support in the elections’
]
BRAD REED
10 AUG 2018 AT 10:14 ET
DON'T MISS STORIES. FOLLOW RAW STORY!
One of Russia’s state-run TV news programs this week expressed displeasure with newly announced sanctions being leveled against the Kremlin — and one guest said that it was time to put direct pressure on President Donald Trump to get his administration to back off.
Julia Davis, who runs the Russian Media Monitor website,
View image on Twitter
Julia Davis@JuliaDavisNews
#Russia's state TV:
Vitaly Tretyakov, dean of Moscow State University's School of Television, argues that Russia should act decisively in response to the new sanctions. "Let's turn this into a headache for Trump. If you want us to support you in the elections, do what we say."
9:32 AM - Aug 10, 2018
that news show “60 Minutes” this week held a panel discussion about actions Russia should take to retaliate against the latest round of American sanctions.
Vitaly Tretyakov, the dean of the Moscow State University’s School of Television, argued that the Russian government should use whatever leverage it had over Trump to bend the president to its will.
“Let’s turn this into a headache for Trump,” he said, according to Davis’ translation. “If you want us to support you in the elections, do what we say.”...
Russian state TV warns Trump to 'do what we say' if you want 'support in the elections'
