Trump dismisses new warnings of Russian interference in election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : "I knew Putin, I knew him well," Trump said at the rally Saturday.
51% : Four years ago, the Senate Intelligence Committee unanimously endorsed the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russia intervened in the 2016 election in an effort to boost Trump.
45% : And Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said that he wants Vice President Kamala Harris to win the election, rather than Trump, in a tongue-in-cheek endorsement that was widely viewed -- including by the former president -- as an effort to undermine rather than support her.
35% : At a rally in Wisconsin, Trump made clear he doesn't buy it.MOSINEE, Wis. --
31% : "I will have that war finished and done and settled before I get to the White House," Trump vowed Saturday, repeating sentiments that the Kremlin has previously dismissed.
25% : I don't know what it is with poor Russia," Trump said.
24% : Harris has vowed to maintain Biden's stance as Kyiv's ally and most important financial and military backer, while Trump has privately suggested pressuring Ukraine to cede territory to Russia to end the war.
22% : Trump, who has often boasted about his relationship with Putin and claimed without evidence that Russia would never have invaded Ukraine if he was president, has expressed deep skepticism about continuing U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
19% : "Peskov said in an interview on Russian TV this month that Moscow views Harris as a more predictable opponent than Trump.
16% : U.S. intelligence officials warned Friday that the Russian government's covert efforts to sway the presidential election are "more sophisticated than in prior election cycles," and that Moscow is using artificial intelligence to create increasingly convincing fake content that could aid Trump.
7% : But Trump, who has repeatedly described the probes into Russian interference in the 2016 election as a "hoax," is dismissing them this time around, too."The Justice Department said Russia may be involved in our elections again," Trump told the crowd at his rally.

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