Trump SCHOOLS Media: I Could Be Putin's 'Worst Enemy'

President Donald Trump's goal is to fix relations with Russia, if not, he could become Russian President Vladimir Putin's "worst enemy." In an interview with CNBC, President Trump explained why it is a positive for the United States to be on good terms.


"I have been far tougher on Russia than any president in many, many years – maybe ever. Look at the sanctions I’ve put on them, look at I threw out. Look at all the things I’ve done. Nobody else has done what I’ve done. Obama didn’t do it. Obama was a patsy for Russia. He was a total patsy. Look at the statement he made when he thought the mics were turned off, the stupid statement he made. Nobody does a big deal with that, "Trump said.

"We want very much to have a strong Russia because a strong, confident, prosperous, stable Russia is, we think, in the interests of the world. Getting along with President Putin, getting along with Russia, is positive, not a negative. Now, with that being said, if that doesn’t work out I’ll be the worst enemy he’s ever had. The worst he’s ever had, "Trump said.