Trump 'very concerned' Russian Federation will help Democrats in midterm elections

In a rare televised press conference, the Pentagon chief said the department has received no directives on adjusting the US mission in Syria or other military matters involving Moscow, as a result of last Monday's controversial summit between Mr. Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The president ramped up his rhetoric against the Islamic Republic on Sunday, saying on Twitter that the USA won't tolerate Iran's "DEMENTED WORDS OF VIOLENCE & DEATH" - a response to a warning Iran's president made to Trump.

Standing next to Russian President Vladimir Putin last Monday, President Trump said he had "confidence in both parties", referring to the US and Russia. Seventy percent of GOP respondents told pollsters they do not believe there was compromising information, while only 18% said there was. Just 6 percent of Democrats said they felt the same way. Trump's approval is up one percentage point from June and is at its highest point relative to previous polls of presidential approval jointly conducted by the Wall Street Journal and NBC News reports Breitbart News.

Just 35 percent of U.S. voters believe Russian Federation don't have information on Trump and the remaining 13 percent said they do not know.

US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo will find one of his rare appearances on Capitol Hill rough going Wednesday as he seeks to soothe the ire of senators exasperated by President Donald Trump's strategy on everything from Russian Federation and NATO to North Korea.

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Since then, Russian forces backing the Assad regime and USA forces battling the Islamic State in Syria since 2014 have maintained an uneasy detente with both sides attempting to keep out of each other's paths in the country.

The US President himself argued if Russian Federation had compromising material then "it would have been out long ago". Fifty-seven percent of respondents said they anticipate more meddling in November.

Most Republicans have the opposite view, however.

"People have picked sides on these issues", Miringoff said. It's a lot to wrap your head around, but we don't put anything past him.

Fifty-three percent of Americans think Trump acted either illegally or unethically with Russian Federation and Putin, according to these polling data.

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Congress has struggled with a response to the Russian interference.

Trump has continued speaking about Russian Federation since his meeting with Putin.

The results have emerged after President Trump's controversial meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki last week. Among white voters without a college degree, who largely voted for Trump in 2016, 49 percent said they approved and 47 disapproved.

He pointed to Trump's comments last week and wondered exactly what changed to make Trump think "they suddenly want the Democrats". "I said the word "would" instead of "wouldn't"...sort of a double negative", Trump explained.

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