Trump-Putin Meeting live updates: Trump tells Fox News host ‘No Deal’ Alaska Summit with Putin on Ukraine was a ’10’

Several clipping comments from Fox News, with a correspondent in the White House Jacqui Heinrich, who said, “The way it felt in the room wasn’t good. It didn’t seem like things were going well. And it looked like Putin came in and steam rolled, got right into what he would say, and got his photo next to the president and then left.”

The British tabloid host continued to claim that the satirical image of Trump merely came across his social media feed, and he immediately reinstated it with successful to Trump.

Of course, Morgan was facing a flooding of scorn for sending the mocked photo of the president, something he acknowledged after deleting the photo.

Justin Baragona Have the story.

President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin have left the common base of Elmendorf-Richardson on their respective official aircraft.

There did not seem to be as hot goodbye as there had been a welcome.

While driving to the summit together in the back seat of Trump’s armored Cadillac, they left in separate cars afterwards.

President Donald Trump told Fox News after his Friday meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin that he gave “Today a 10” on a scale of one to 10.

After his meeting with President Donald Trump and his departure from the joint base of Elmendorf-Richardson, Russian President Vladimir Putin put flowers by graves from Soviet World War Pilots at Fort Richardson National Cemetery outside Anchorage, Russian Media reported.

Mr. Putin referred to journalists and referred to Alaska-Sibiria Air Route through which US aircraft were delivered to the Soviet Union during the war. He said, “It was a dangerous and treacherous route over the huge emptiness of the ice. However, the pilots in both countries did everything they could for a common victory.”

The highly expected conversations between President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin ended without any firm agreement to stop the three -year war in Ukraine, when both leaders took particular attitudes that spoke after the summit with high efforts in Alaska.

On what was invoiced as a press conference after a nearly three hour meeting between the two leaders and their top helpers on Friday, Putin tried to set the conditions when he spoke first after both came on stage at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson outside Anchorage.

Andrew Feinberg Reports from Anchorage, Alaska, with Rhian Lubin in New York.

Brett Baier of Fox News interviewed President Donald Trump on the plane to Alaska earlier today.

In summary with what the president and Vladimir Putin told journalists after their three -hour meeting today, Baier said: “The Russian president, where he said he and President Trump have reached a quote on Ukraine and had a warning to European leaders not to torpedo the beginning progress. President Trump said,

“However, this joint news conference was anything but. It was not a news conference. There were no questions taken by any of the leader. There were many shouting of journalists there. But we have no sense of what exactly is in this agreement or this agreement. It seems that it is in the early stages and we did not get details of it.”