Russian President Vladamir Putin blew off U.S. president Barack Obama's claims this morning that he not telling the truth about his government's relationship with pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine. 'Who is he to judge, ' Putin told CNBC during an interview this morning. 'Who is he to judge, seriously?' he repeated, according to a translator. 'If he wants to judge people, why doesn't he get a job in court somewhere?' 'If [President Obama] wants to judge people, why doesn't he get a job in court somewhere?' Russian President Vladimir Putin said during an interview today Putin, right, told, CNBC' anchor Geoff Cutmore, left, during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in St. Petersburg, Russia 23, that maybe America had put sanctions Russian businesses because it wanted an economic edge
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After his speech at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum today Russian president Vladamir Putin participated in an on-stage interview
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CNBC reporter Geoff Cutmore asked Putin about U.S. President Barack Obama's claims that Putin isn't telling the truth about his government's support for pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine
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'Who is he to judge, seriously?' Putin asked, according to a translator. 'If he wants to judge people, why doesn't he get a job in court somewhere?'
'The goal is to change his calculus,' @placeholder said, and 'encourage him to actually walk the walk and not just talk the talk when it comes to diplomatically resolving the crisis in Ukraine.'