Just to say it one time again and I say it all the time, there was no collusion.

The president then again insisted there was вЂњno collusion with the campaign.вЂќ He pointed out that the indicted Russian intelligence officers were not involved with the campaign - not mentioning that they did privately communicate with his longtime adviser Roger Stone.ДЇrankly, IвЂ™m going to let the president speak to the second part of your question. вЂњNo collusionвЂќ and an allusion to Michael Flynn (Obviously thatвЂ™s disproven by the outcome of the 2016 election itself - Clinton won the popular vote by 2.1 percentage points, yet it is Trump who is president today.)ДЄs you know, the concept of that came up perhaps a little before, but it came out as a reason why the Democrats lost an election, which frankly, they should have been able to win, because the Electoral College is much more advantageous for Democrats, as you know, than it is to Republicans. Making false claims about the Electoral CollegeДЄfter a follow-up question from Mason, Trump continued in a similar vein, touting the strength of his Electoral College victory and falsely insisting the Electoral College benefits Democrats. ItвЂ™s ridiculous whatвЂ™s going on with the probe. We have 90 percent of nuclear power between the two countries. It has had a negative impact upon the relationship of the two largest nuclear powers in the world. The main - we discussed this also - is zero collusion. ItвЂ™s a shame there could be a cloud over it. I beat Hillary Clinton easily and, frankly, we beat her and IвЂ™m not even saying from the standpoint, we won that race. They will have to try really hard to find something that did relate to the campaign. So far as I know, virtually, none of it related to the campaign. People are being brought out to the fore. I think that the probe is a disaster for our country. In any case, Mueller is continuing to investigate the matter.) (ThatвЂ™s true if you assume that the many secretive contacts TrumpвЂ™s team had with Russians all led nowhere and resulted in nothing. Then he pivoted to attacking MuellerвЂ™s probe as a вЂњdisaster for our country,вЂќ while asserting that he beat Clinton fair and square and insisting there was вЂњzero collusionвЂќ between his campaign and the Russian government. I do feel that we have both made some mistakes. Ultimately, thatвЂ™s probably the most important thing that we can be working on. WeвЂ™re getting together and we have a chance to do some great things, whether itвЂ™s nuclear proliferation in terms of stopping - you have to do it. I think that the United States now has stepped forward along with Russia. We should have had this dialogue a long time ago, a long time, frankly, before I got to office. I think the United States has been foolish. The president began by very briefly and vaguely saying he held both the US and Russia responsible for poor relations, before blaming the US (under President Barack Obama) for being вЂњfoolishвЂќ and saying relations are now improving:

(He also bragged about his Electoral College win.) Trump says he holds both countries responsible, but only talks about the US Instead, he embarked on a rambling answer making it unmistakably clear that he cares nothing at all about the Russian election interference, instead directing his true ire toward Mueller, Democrats, the DNC, a вЂњPakistani gentleman,вЂќ Peter Strzok, and the people responsible for prosecuting Michael Flynn.

There are also the poisonings on British soil, Russian policies in Ukraine and Syria, and any number of other topics. Most notably, thereвЂ™s the 12 Russian intelligence officers whom special counsel Robert Mueller charged in relation with the hacks of Democratic National Convention and Clinton campaign emails on Friday. President Trump could have given criticism - even mild criticism - of PutinвЂ™s regime on any number of topics. вЂњDo you hold Russia at all accountable for anything in particular? If so, what would you consider then that they are responsible for?вЂќ President, you tweeted this morning that itвЂ™s US foolishness, stupidity, and the Mueller probe that is responsible for the decline in US relations with Russia,вЂќ Mason said. Reuters reporter Jeff Mason had a simple question for President Donald Trump at his joint press conference with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday.

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