interference mission. >> well, between vladimir putin's statements and donald trump's joking around, begging putin to do it again. i think that you are raising up prime minister may and her drawing a line with vladimir putin is what the president absolutely should be doing if he's really the president of the united states because no one should interfere with our elections and putin wouldn't want us interfering in his. clearly we don't because he does it all by himself and wins with 98% of the vote every single time. >> wendy sherman, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and when we come back, president trump lost a big one in the supreme court over the census. neal katyal will join us. census neal katyal will join us so chantix can help you quit slow turkey.rkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicoti

interference mission. >> well, between vladimir putin's statements and donald trump's joking around, ally is begging putin to do it again. i think that you are raising up prime minister may and her drawing a line with vladimir putin is what the president absolutely should be doing if he's really the president of the united states because no one should interfere with our elections and putin wouldn't want us interfering in his. clearly we don't because he does it all by himself and wins with 98% of the vote every single time. >> wendy sherman, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and when we come back, president trump lost a big one in the supreme court over the census. neal katyal will join us. census neal katyal will join us this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. the matters.ar...

and said to vladimir putin, you don't have this problem in russia, and vladimir putin said, nothis problem as well. but they don't really have a free press in russia because of the repressive nature of that regime. anderson? >> 25 journalists have died in the time that he's been in office. jim acosta, appreciate it. as we mentioned, president trump's first encounter with vladimir putin since the mueller report ended like so many others with controversy, this time rather than as jim was saying confront putin about election interference, he joked about it. >> president, will you tell russia not to meddle in the election? >> don't meddle in the election. >> that was it. the president also shared another joke with putin about the trouble fake news organizations cause him. >> fake news. you don't have the problem in russia. >> yes, yes. >> a good laugh was had by all. even the president doesn't know or doesn't care but as i said, 25 journalists have been killed in russia since 2000. we should also point out that one year ago today, a mass shooter killed five employees of a d.c. area

and a lasting over 4 hours president vladimir putin the russian public. the. international challenges facing russia people. also coming up on the program. used to accuse russia. in the run up to the 26th presidential election. final report by a private security firm which based. on the u.k. government. after the court of appeals ruled the previous. case represents a significant victory for peace activists. or international news this is r.t. revery you're tuning in from home hello welcome our top story the russian president has finished his q. and a with the general public after a 4 hours from utilities on salaries to conflict. took questions on just about every subject no matter. small some of the biggest takeaways though a stronger response to sanctions on a call for mutual understanding with the u.s. space the president did not stop there. as he then met with foreign on russian journalists during the briefing he give a warning against military action in iran and call for russia to be more involved in the final conclusions of the da and to m.h. 17 passengers

but vladimir putin has admirers — these two leaders seem easy in each other‘s company, neither has anyesident putin denies that russia interfered to help donald trump win the white house in 2016 and when a reporter asks mr trump if he will tell the russian leader not to meddle in the next election, he says... and was the saudi prince made to look worried about pressures at the un for him to face the trial for the murder of jamal khashoggi? he denies any involvement and was placed in the front row for the family photo. ahead of the crucial encounter tomorrow with donald trump, the chinese leader was accusing the president of bullying tactics. translation: developed countries are frequently taking protectionist measures, triggering trade friction and a technology blockade and destroying the global order. this also impacts on the common interests of our countries and overshadows peace and stability worldwide. it's been about as bad a summit day as it could be. amid clear signs that international mechanisms meant to help resolve fundamental divides are now looking seriously weakened in the

stand and talk about this effort. >> >>> and let's talk about the meeting of president trump with vladimir putin. and the president jokingly chided putin for election interference here in the united states and it was clear he wasn't serious at all about that. what did you make about that moment? >> i'm continually stunned by a president who either treats this as a humorous event, or absolutely requests the assistance of russia. look, not only did he do that before the last election, he did it again two weeks ago. he basically said, look, send me stuff. i'll be happy to take i lo-- toe a look at it. and he continues on the wink and nod when we're in a mortal situation where a foreign power is attempting to sub vert our democracy. in clearin equivocal and beyond a reasonable doubt terms. this man is a threat to national security. he is a threat to democracy. and i think jimmy carter's comments went to the heart of something that is not a peripheral matter, it is a dire threat to who we are as a nation. and it will not stand. and that is one of the reasons i believe that the house needs to move for

kaitlan, that's another way to tell vladimir putin to stop attacking the election system.e way the british decided to do it. the president made a joke of it. is anyone inside the white house -- does anyone on the inside say we wish he would handle this differently? >> certainly. there are a lot of people who say they go out of their way to avoid talking about russia with the president because it's such a sensitive issue because essentially how the president views it is a direct attack on the fact he was elected. and his legitimacy as a president. that's why you see this. what you saw today where the president seemed to be making a joke of a reporter asking the president will you tell him not to meddle in 2020. it's another step in this pattern of annoyance from the president because he is repeatedly asked every time vladimir putin is brought up whether or not he's going to also bring up election meddling. now, we should note that rex tillerson did this interview with house democrats and according to the transcript, he says that he does know that the president brought up el

i just want to remind everyone about the president's history with vladimir putin and when he was in helsinkiaid this. >> i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this i don't see any reason why it would be. i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> and then today he jokingly wags his finger. why is the president unable to or unwilling to talk to president putin? >> i think there are two things that go on here. i think one is simple stubbornness. the president knows everyone is waiting for him to say the right thing, a lot of people in his own party as well. he just doesn't want to play along and do what's expected of him. but i do think to her point, there is a real frustration with this president there's this shadow over his victory in 2016 you saw and i think we might talk about this president jimmy carter who basically said, hey, the russians got this guy re-elected. but i think it's important we have this conversation to remember this is not just about the president's rhetoric. there's almost certainly going to

meeting for the first time are vladimir putin and president trump, since the mueller report. dicted 26 russian nationalse nationals. here's president trump on whether he would warn putin not to interfere again. >> let's discuss now. the former secretary of state. good to have you on, jamie. you've been involved in your share of international summits, conferences, the importance of these face-to-face meetings in public and private. what is the impact of the u.s. president, donald trump, refusing once again to confront the russian president on interfering in u.s. elections? what's the impact? >> it's hard to know exactly what is said behind the scenes but it certainly doesn't appear that he is going to be read the riot act by president trump based on the clear evidence that robert mueller put forward that's agreed to by all the independent intelligence agencies about the extent to which -- i mean, this wasn't a minor interference in the 2016 election. this was a campaign of using all of the cyber tools at the disposal of the russian government to try to affect you are -- our ele

the same way vladimir putin was. we see in public, that photo right there. what goes on behind closed doors is -- >> is just as concerning if not more so according to rex tillerson and others. >> yeah. one other thing we want to look at this morning, jim. we saw an image of president trump interacting as they're walking through here. he's with vladimir putin and he's with the saudi prince also, muhammad bin salman. those are the people he's gravitating towards at this summit. well, not right there. that was the south korean leader. >> yeah, there was -- >> there was a moment when he was with muhammad bin salman. talk about that. >> yeah. >> reporter: and he sort of pus hit arm kind of gently on his lower back, had a few friendly words with him. listen, this is a president who often reserves his strongest public criticism for u.s. allies, criticism of nato. how much nato allies are spending on the alliance, for instance, but pulls punching with him. and as we saw in the president's interview over the weekend, the pres

our top story president vladimir putin held a closed door meeting on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit on friday it was the 1st time the 2 leaders had met since the publication of the more report on interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election speaking to journalists beforehand give a wry response when asked if he would tell his russian counterpart not to meddle in next. saying simply don't do that. the. into the small hours know where you are how did a woman fold. oh yeah you did or good evening actually it's 1 in the morning where i am while i can tell you that the full big fat agenda of the who get together didn't stop the 2 leaders from having a few light hearted moments and despite the dilapidated state of relations between russia and america donald trump tried to lighten up the mode as best as he could when both leaders were walkin down the hall where the g 20 family photo ceremony was taking place he smiled and he tapped vladimir putin on the shoulder and they also had quite a funny exchange where when they were already in the room 4 of the proper formal negotiations. it

trump and his encounter with vladimir putin.we're starting to see at these g-20 summits and it's just my own observation as i've been covering these is that you're seeing more and more, i think, a retreat of the dominance and influence of democratic countries, countries like the united states and sort of a rise of war autocratic and dictator-like countries like saudi arabia, like russia and so on. and the sphere of influence, it seems is shifting somewhat when you see these g-20 summits take place. some of the tone is set by the united states and how the president reacts with these leaders. and some of the presidents critics point out he does seem a little cozy at times. i suppose when the president comes into this room and starts taking questions you may hear some of that as well. how is it he has some of these friendly relationships with vladimir putin, xi jngpening and you see more frostily relations between the president, he's willing to sound off when it comes to trade relations with japan and when he heads to the united ki

with the united states could not couldn't people couldn't help but mention it and here's what vladimir putin here's how glad i'm a putin commented on the current state of relations between moscow and washington. the current president will always know. the. presidential race that he's in right now. some of the american establishment speculate. on the russian u.s. relationship trying to find something in that was those muddy waters inventing fakes that are not. proven but once the. partners in the us are ready we would respond in kind saying russia is open for dialogue also vladimir putin has called the anti russian sanctions american sanctions aimed at russia's economy he called them a mistake and staying with the subject of the united states he also vladimir putin also touched something that something when it comes to relations between washington and tehran so he commented on. as to what he thinks about the escalation between the 2 countries. like to say straits without would be a disaster at least for the region. would be a burst of violence those who would. an option that. lead to negative

but vladimir putin has admirers — these two leaders seem easy in each other‘s company, neither has any that russia interfered to help donald trump win the white house in 2016 and when a reporter asks mr trump if he will tell the russian leader not to meddle in the next election, he says... and was the saudi prince made to look worried about pressures at the un for him to face the trial for the murder of jamal khashoggi? he denies any involvement and was placed in the front row for the family photo. ahead of the crucial encounter tomorrow with donald trump, the chinese leader was accusing the president of bullying tactics. translation: developed countries are frequently taking protectionist measures, triggering trade friction and a technology blockade and destroying the global order. this also impacts on the common interests of our countries and overshadows peace and stability worldwide. it's been about as bad a summit day as it could be. amid clear signs that international mechanisms meant to help resolve fundamental divides are now looking seriously weakened in the face of the paradin

is he going to call out vladimir putin and warned vladimir putin not to interfere in our election again, we should all hope, democrats and republicans that he would do that and be much tougher on russia. another thing that is important about this meeting with vladimir putin as we are in a tense situation with iran. one of iran's biggest backers is russia. is donald trump going to say to vladimir putin you need to press on iran to back off, to de-escalate and go back to a diplomatic portfolio where it will work towards some sort of detente on nuclear weapons, and go back into a nuclear agreement, a stronger nuclear agreement trump can agree with but cannot go forward with nuclear weapons. >> you heard there were those tonight that were criticizing the president. we heard last night, for withdrawing from the nuclear agreement with iran saying it gives them a license to go road now that they said they will reach an enrichment level that's going to be very uncomfortable for much of the world within days, weeks, within a month. >> all our allies are in favor of what the president did across

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the $455 million hit —— russia's vladimir putin.455 million hit -- $455 billion hit, russia's vladimir putin. the $455 million hit —— $455 billion hit, how much the trade war will cost the global economy in lost output. good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a thursday. glad you could join us for this exciting addition of asia business report, i'm rico hizon. we start off with closer relations between beijing and moscow, because xijinping has started a between beijing and moscow, because xi jinping has started a three—day state visit to russia by describing vladimir putin as his best friend. it is their second meeting since april, and this underscores their strengthening relationship. on the sidelines of the meeting, huawei considered a security threat in the us signed a deal with telecommunications company mts to develop a 5g network in the country. russia has expressed support for china's elton road initiative, $1 trillion infrastructure project connecting 65 countries. trade between the two sides rose to a record high last year,

you don't want to say it, but would it be helpful if the president had tougher rhetoric towards vladimir putin would you like to see him agree with you that vladimir put's a thug? >> look, i think the president has carried out the policies that are important to keep us safe with respect to russia, and i think that he ought to be judged based on those actions. >> in 1978, william f. buckley discussed how to balance ourna onal interests with our allies who share our values. and i'd like to show you a clip from this program when william f. buckley discussed this dynamic witthe pahlavi dynasty of then-allied iran. let's take a look. as we approach our allies and our strategic interests, how do you balance our vaes and human rights? >> we certainly don't live in a world where we can ensure our security by saying we will onlyw have allianch other liberal democracies. but i think that it's important that, in all of the conversations we have with our sulies, we make clear that human rights, women's , democracy, freedom across the board are things that are important to us, things that matter, and they

vladimir putin is waiting trump out and hopes he gets a softball.president obama answer the question what they intend to talk about, trade, disarmament, protectionism in a positive way and interference in the election. other big things in terms of the summit overall, mentioned the trade fight with china and north korea, stalled nuclear talks, tensions with iran as well. >> it is important, the president isn't playing the long game. china, iran and north korea, he always offers an offramp. when you stop messing with my stuff we can do a deal. he meets with vladimir putin to make the case that i can do this as long as you can and when you stop i'm ready to deal and it is important for the president to go to these meetings and put on the table, it is interesting something he has been criticized for, a lot of us would like to put a tough things on the table like the 24 ukrainian sailors but he's inconsistent with putin and putin get the message, you are not going to give me something for nothing. >> some argue the trump admin station has been tougher on

president vladimir putin held a closed door meeting on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit in japan on friday it was the 1st time the 2 leaders had met since the publication of the motor reports on interference in the 2016 us presidential election speaking to journalists before and mr trump gave the following right response when asked if he would tell his russian counterpart not to meddle in next year's. really really really really really really really really really really really. really. creaming that you just heard from the american journalists was about the meddling again i can tell you that. some u.s. media organizations the only thing that they care about is to make sure that their president keeps telling awful warning vladimir putin that. mustn't meddle and the u.s. allies and this is the explanation to the scene that you've just seen that we've just shown you shortly after the get together of lattimer putin and donald trump we heard from the adviser of the russian president this is potentially a very big story he said that donald trump's reaction to an invitation to attend the c

the big fat full serious agenda of the talks between donald trump and vladimir putin didn't stop the 2 leaders from enjoying a few light hearted moments despite the delight but they did state of relationships between washington and moscow donald trump as it seemed tried to do his best to lighten up the mood he was seeing tapping vladimir putin on the shoulder while they were walking towards the podium for the traditional g. 20 family photo ceremony but when they ended up in the room for the formal talks the jokes from donald trump just didn't stop flowing. and a once again this time when this formal protocol part so to say of the bilat was over the american the wing so to say of the journalist started screaming what about the meddling moment what about the meddling and donald trump simply said he point out the russian side and said don't meddle here's what that looked like. really really really really. really really really really. really miss. the white house and the kremlin remain rather tight lipped about what was said in that room the only spilled the beans on a few things the pre

and a lasting over a while was president vladimir putin hears from the russian public at the annual direct line american session covered domestic and international challenges facing russia and its people. and the u.k. government suspends new arms sales to saudi arabia after the court of appeals rules that previous exports broke the law the case represents a significant victory for peace activists who say that riyadh is using weapons to devastating effect in yemen. it's 9 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching international live from our studio with me welcome to the program. the u.s. president has reacted angrily to iran shooting down of an american drone over the strait of hormuz on thursday saying to iran has made a major miscalculation. you know i made a big mistake. drone was in international waters clearly we have it all documented it's documented scientifically not just words and they made a very bad mistake again i mean how do you find out. how you really want to project find out you'll find when you are obviously obviously you know we're not going to be talking too much about i

may's meeting with vladimir putin does just completely different.. the two barely looking at each other, barely shaking hands. theresa may, we understand, gave vladimir putin a long leg about the accusations against two russians of carrying out an attempted murder on british soil in salisbury using a chemical weapon last year. and she said she was going to bring that directly to the russian president and demand that these two men accused by the british—based justice. these two men accused by the british-based justice. rupert, these two men accused by the british-basedjustice. rupert, i'm sure people will be scrutinising the interactions between president trump and president xi when they meet. for the moment we will leave it there. rupert wingfield hayes. a white supremacist in the us has been sentenced to life in prison for driving his car into a crowd of people two years ago. james fields targeted anti—racism protestors who were demonstrating at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virginia. he killed one person and injured more than two d

talking about if you want to be president. >> what did you make of president trump joking about vladimir putin about russian election interference at the g20 summit? >> are you surprised? this is the president from the very earliest parts of his campaign cowtaued to putin, has never held russia accountable. i was even more concerned or at least equally concerned about the way in which he disrespected the fundamental role of the free press in our society and i think jokingly, or maybe not, said, well perhaps i could do better if i didn't have a free press. >> former president jimmy carter said the election in 2016 was illegitimate because of russian interference. do you agree with jimmy carter? >> i don't agree with the illegitimate part of it. he won. did he win fair and square? i don't think so. clearly he had the help of the russians. was that collusion? well, the mueller report said probably not. we're going to hear from mueller. whether there was, the russians were helping president trump to the presidency. he got the necessary electoral votes. he did have 3 million less votes across the n

and not only have we seen the president not confront vladimir putin over it, we've seen him accept vladimirenials. and what's interesting about this is you see the president saying time and time again against these accusations he's too soft on russia, the toughest president ever on vladimir putin, not just obama but any president. it's hard to see how. >> it's not backed up its claim frequent lee made by the president. david sanger, this is an issue with rhetoric here to have a u.s. president sit next to the man whose u.s. intelligence assessed directed interference in that election and crucially who will attempt again. president trump has held one cabinet meeting on election security. what difference does it make tat the u.s. president does not treat election security as a priority? >> it certainly cannot command a government in which there are many desperate agencies working on this problem if no one believes that the president himself is truly committed to it. you know, what struck me watching the tape of this is that it was just a few days ago that the president's own national security

vladimir putin has been at d-day celebrations.s.he eastern front, the soviets lost by historical estimates, anywhere from 20 million to 27 million. that is astronomical in terms of the sacrifice of one nation. t the had been begging allies to open a second frontnto relieve the pressure on the east. he wanted it much earlier, saying when is it happening? he wanted it earlier in the spring. it did take a lot. the germans had to redeploy their resources. today, the victory d day and russssia, the day they celebrate every yearr as a national holiday that bringsgs may 9, 1945ogether is . there this year at the victory day celebration. there was not one foreign leader there president - -- present for that. of theira sense sacrifice isn't really to its full measure appreciated. there is a little bit of antagonism there. year,was not invited this perhaps he did not want to come this year. issue to an entire idea ofon who have no the magnitude of the soviet contribution, because if the german forces had not been diverted by the war effort on

. >> >> we need to update our viewers, vladimir putin is arriving now at the summit center and we haveeard through our own reporting that putin and his team are quite keen to get a meeting with trump, but there is vladimir putin, the russian president walking through at the summit view in osaka, the big players that will be part of the talks. back to you, we did see some more positive suggesting maybe there is a bit of resilience all stop should we start to look at some of the asia-pacific region in more detail? he talked about vietnam. >> what we are seeing over the last six months is a sharp deterioration of chinese imports and supply chains on tour -- onshore. in neighboring countries like korea, taiwan, they are exports are falling much more quickly than exports to other regions. taiwan,from korea, vietnam are doing extremely well, not enough to alter the top line dynamics, so you are seeing a diversion of trade from china, exports now being exported from vietnam, korea and taiwan, but again in the vietnam context and i think the same , ifs for malaysia, thailand they can continue

president vladimir putin and donald trump to talk control on the situations in venezuela and ukraine on the sidelines of the g. 20 meeting behind closed doors last an hour and a half is their 1st face to face since the miller report trump of collusion with russia in the 2016 presidential campaign jokingly responded to a question whether he would warn that putin not to meddle in next year's election in the us. had really really pleased me a while ago. has been following everything going on at the summit bring us up to speed if you can. sure i can and hello to all our viewers from osaka well what can i say sometimes it seems that all u.s. media organizations want from their president on the rare occasions they see him together with putin is to make sure that he keeps making sure that vladimir putin doesn't meddle in the u.s. elections well this explains the scene that you just saw now here's potentially the biggest news of the day we just heard from. advisor on the sidelines of the g. 20 form and he said that the russian president invited his american counterpart to take part in the ce

would be willing to go to the border to say hello basically and when it comes to confronting vladimir putindon't hold your breath. president trump has done anything but. he stood next to putin defending him and talked on the phone with him about the russia quote hoax, he got irritated on wednesday when sarah westwood asked him if he would not meddle in the 2020 election. he said discussions with putin were, i'm quoting, none of your business but the president never actually shared a laugh with putin about election interference at least publicly. we have no idea what they discussed pry livately in helhe. this is what he said. >> the president is meeting with leaders and one of them, president was in more of a joking mood and riffed on how terrible the fake news is one year to the day of a mass shooting that killed employees and he did that joking with a man whose regime according to the committee to protect journalist seen 25 killed since 200 2000. >> it's funny. they love that fake news stuff. joining me is anchor man, dan rather. i still do not get used to seeing president trump kind of re

theresa may has told the russian leader vladimir putin the nerve agent attack in salisbury was a despicableart of a pattern of unacceptable behaviour. in a frosty meeting at the 620 summit injapan, she told mr putin there's irrefutable evidence that russia was behind the novichok attack on former russian agent sergei skripal and his daughter last year. but mr putin has dismissed it as "a fuss over spies". he also said that traitors must be punished. from the summit, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. every 620 summit starts with the traditionalfamily every 620 summit starts with the traditional family photo, a symbol of cooperation and friendship tween these nations. by comparison mr putin's meeting with theresa may was icy cold. she told the bbc she intended to confront the russian president about the poisoning of sergei skripal in salisbury last year. we set out the evidence. charges have been laid against two russian individuals. i want to see those individuals brought to justice. russia needs to recognise its acts and stop acting in this way, and stop its other destabilising activities aro

are speculating about our country's relationship trying to find problems and telling lies also vladimir putin has called the anti russian sanctions american sanctions aimed at russia's economy a mistake and staying with the subject of the united states glad i'm a putin also touched something when it comes to relations between washington and tehran a week i'd like to say straight away that a military conflict between the u.s. and iran would be a disaster at least for the region it would be an outburst of violence with terrible consequences it's very hard to predict what would happen in the case of military force being used well when it comes to other instances other subjects it wasn't all heavy hearted there were more like an old still where there were some jokes a bit of humor for instance there was a question as to whether or not vladimir putin was an alien to which he said no and that was one of the one of the final questions in that q. and a now this was one of the major one of the 3 major presidential level events. with putin's address to the federal assembly and the annual also q. and a

. >> the president is weak in the face of vladimir putin.or america? >> i think there is a bigger issue. if you look at what president has done. there is rampant murder in the philippines but they are a problem. when you look at what the president said about the murder of jamal khashoggi and saying we don't know what will happen after the intelligence community said this is murder and now we see the president joking with the russians about -- with vladimir putin about journalists and they are murdered in russia. the impression is not just about journalism or the first amendment, it is about america who built a reputation on human rights saying i'm not sure they matter that much any more. i think people watch. >> phil mudd, thank you for your insight. >>> folks in a high place are getting political, a few people that you would never expect weighing in on the 2020 election. we got the idea that if we took two dimensional patient imaging and put it in holographic displays, we could dissect around the tumor so we can safely remove it. when we fi

when he does it with vladimir putin it is seen in a different light. add something to your discussion about kim jong-un if i could. our spider sense has been tingling thinking president trump after learning he was going to go to south korea would try to make a trip to the dmz. he tried to helicopter up there the last time. president trump would take the helicopter up but couldn't get on the ground. he always wanted to go. when we heard he would go to south korea we figured he would go to the dmz. today's tweet came as a surprise. he let on earlier this week he may try to contact him some other way other than having a one-on-one meeting. this morning's tweet was a bit of a surprise. i'm told typically with most presidents you wouldn't put something like that out unless you had the whole thing pre-cooked and all arranged. you put out the tweet come down, meet, it's already done. apparently it's not. this is an open invitation. the president might have said something about it when he responded to the birthday greeting that president kim gave him a couple

there is still plenty of time and there will be plenty of opportunity to ask more questions to vladimir putin what i get from the prison putin is a desire for the international system to function as it's supposed to a desire for dialogue primarily with his american partners as he calls them a dialogue for things to function according to rules of the world busy order busy as they've been established for a considerable period i also detect a slight disappointment actually a lot of that is not happening precisely because of the attitude of his u.s. partners in washington who seem to prefer to seem to view agreements between contracting parties as matters of inconvenience to be abandoned as soon as another plan comes along and foster instability in the global order as a result so i i detect a slight pessimism about the chances of this thing changing anytime soon certainly on the basis of the current crises in the world which mostly seem to be being created by the unwillingness of these american partners to engage in dialogue. it's quite realistic to suppose that instability is the new stability.

i'd rather not. >>> president trump joking with russian president vladimir putin talking about the russianuring the 2016 election. susan collins is live with us from the g20 summit with this mome moment. what happened? >> reporter: it's the first time president trump and president putin have come face-to-face since mueller published his support saying there was a systemic effort on behalf of the russians to interfere in the election. but president trump himself didn't bring up election interference. it was a reporter in the room who asked the president if he was going to warn putin not to meddle in american elections again. this is how the president responded to that question. >> will you tell russia not to meddle in the election? >> yes, of course i will. don't meddle in the election, please. >> reporter: now, of course you see the president almost sarcastically saying he is going to bring it up with him. that comes in the days leading up to this summit, the president said it's none of their business what he was going to discuss with vladimir putin. and of course they have a history of cr

the thing that he said about fake news and journalists agreeing with vladimir putin, praush is one ofin the world, okay. they assassinate journalist. the state asasassinates journalist. putin is a little bit weaker so this meeting with trump makes him look good domestically. but make no mistake, it's a brutal regime when it comes to journalism and free media. theres no free media in russia. >> you think that clip will be used? >> i don't know if the clip will but the meeting between the two them will help people. domestically he's a little weakened. it was obvious there was some in-fighting domestic m. putin is weakened so this meeting with trump will make him look like the man since our president is not standing up to him oncen. >> i travel with the president in my role day job covering the white house, i'm not because of the debates that were in miami. but it's an example how the president is on the world stage and having to deal with another big show back home. because typically he is a big show. even if there are mueller developments happening or russia developments when he's trav

burns: so it was in my experience, vintage vladimir putin, it was charmless, but a direct message and that's the putin with whom we've been wrestling for all. mary: one of the perks of being ambassador to moscow is you get to live in the house, and you in your book describe some entertaining dinner parties and guests who made their way through the house. describe the house. mr. burns: it has been the residence of the american ambassador since 1934, so george kennon, as a young diplomat who helped move the first ambassador in there. i think there's so many layers of bugs in the walls that it probably confuses the russian security services as well. my wife and i said to have anything like a personal conversation, you'd either have to turn the radio on really loud or go for a walk in the garden. but, no, it's a lovely place and the history is full of stories of the house when kennon was serving there in the mid 1930's. there was one famous holiday or christmas party in which they brought not only the zoo keeper from the moscow zoo, but a bunch of the trained animals there and they -- one

just before coming tojapan, vladimir putin used a around the world. putin used a long interview with the financial times to dismiss the poisonings as a matter between spies and to attack western attachment to liberal values. he held instead the rise of nationalism and populism. both men competing to succeed theresa may as prime minister denounced the russian leader‘s comments. jeremy hunt said it was easy to be disparaging about democracy when you have never had to bother with it at home. boris johnson called vladimir putin‘s claimed liberalism was obsolete in the west totally wrong. before the salisbury poisoning mrjohnson said he had tried to build a new partnership with russia. itjust isn‘t there. back injapan enter two leaders who seem easy and each other‘s company, neither with much time for liberalism. president putin denies that russia interfered to help donald trump when the white housein help donald trump when the white house in 2016 and when a reporter asks mrtrump if house in 2016 and when a reporter asks mr trump if he will tell the russia

the big fat full serious agenda of the talks between donald trump and vladimir putin didn't stop the 2 leaders from enjoying a few light hearted moments despite the delight but they did state of relationships between washington and moscow donald trump as it seemed tried to do his best to lighten up the mood he was seeing tapping vladimir putin on the shoulder while they were walking towards the podium for the traditional g. 20 family photo ceremony but when they ended up in the room for the formal talks the jokes from donald trump just didn't stop flowing. and a once again this time when this formal protocol part so to say of the bilat was over the american the wing so to save the journalist started screaming what about the meddling moment what about the meddling and donald trump simply said he point out the russian side and said don't meddle here's what that looked like. really really really really really really really really really really really really really. believe that. the white house and the kremlin remain rather tight lipped about what was said in that room the only spilled

in the russian capital on 8 in the evening in osaka japan where we start this hour president vladimir putin. talked arms control the situations in venice and ukraine on the summit sidelines of the g. 20 summit the meeting behind closed doors. lasted around an hour and a huff is their 1st face to face meeting since the more report cleared the american leader of collusion with russia in the 2016 presidential campaign mr trump jokingly responded to a journalist question 1st off whether he would warn his counterpart not to meddle in next year's u.s. presidential election. really really really. really really really really really really. really really. you know. who's been following developments all day long at this summit just after 1 pm there the lion's share of talks will have concluded by now is still some. what's your take from the opening exchanges. you didn't holo well the screaming that you just heard from the american journalists was about the meddling again i can tell you that it seems that some u.s. media organizations the only thing that they care about is to make sure that their pres