Washington – Trump, Putin Held A Second, Undisclosed Meeting At G20 Summit

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    Russia's President Vladimir Putin talks to U.S. President Donald Trump during their bilateral meeting at the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany. REUTERS/Carlos BarriaWashington – U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a second, previously undisclosed meeting at the G20 summit earlier this month in Germany, a White House official said on Tuesday.

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    The two leaders held a two-hour meeting on July 7 in which Trump later said Putin denied allegations that he directed efforts to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

    The White House official did not say how long the second meeting took place or what was discussed.


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    6 years ago

    MAZEL TOV!

    Buchwalter
    Buchwalter
    6 years ago

    The liar in chief bough himself a cozy place number one in the USA

    yaakov doe
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    yaakov doe
    6 years ago

    Why do members of the administration only admit to their Russian meetings after word gets out?

    Mark Levin
    Mark Levin
    6 years ago

    I don’t believe anything the lamestream media claims.

    Come on legs, think for a second if you can. Which candidate would have been most beneficial for Russia to advance its objectives? Wouldn’t that have been the candidate to whom they paid off for 20% of the United States uranium or to whose husband they paid a half a million dollars per speech?

    Clearly, clearly they wanted Hillary as president. Hillary is a Democrat is the closest thing to anything the Russians believe in.

    6 years ago

    Jpost gives a long article about an “undisclosed conversation during a dinner for G20 leaders”. So that means it was in the presence (known to) all the G20 attendees and their guests/spouses. That is quite a secret meeting, isn’t it. The real point was that only the Russian translator was present between the conversation, so now the media can’t get any anonymous “leaked” information (if they do, I suppose we know right away it was either Russia who leaked it and the interpreter will probably never be seen or heard of again, or else, someone planted a “bug”). As the dinner rules allowed for only one translator was allowed per dignitary, the U.S. chose a Japanese translator (they were seated next to Japan).