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>> good morning. >> look at charlottesville, the president's term included the term "on both sides." yesterday, yes, i agree with my intelligences services that russia meddled in the 2016 election. >> going out on a limb there. >> the ad-lib was, could be other people. a lot of people, other people out there. he never gives you a clean explanation or a clean apology or a clean clarification for what he meant. >> of course not. because he doesn't believe it. >> right. >> and you see this behind the scenes, the staff agrees what they're going to say and he goes out and it's his way of rebelling....

Yesterday, this was a question of a misplaced word, kind of feel bad for you. >> wow. remember in grade school you messed up on a word, tuk at the lumpy whiteout and whited it over, you can't do that here, because it's not just one word. it was the entire context of what he said. >> right. >> it was the trashing of institutions. it was also saying that putin had a great idea to potentially combine our investigation and have bob mueller go to russia to give them information on what his investigation is all about. so i think anybody who watched the president's news conference which was essential...

In those sentences? no, because he's -- >> going back to the election. >> reporter: it's preposterous. it's preposterous. >> reporter: can i say one other thing? >> yes. >> reporter: the president when he was ad libbing, when they allowed him to ad lib, he said, you know, there was no impact on the outcome of the election, declarative. >> yes. >> reporter: a declarative statement. no collusion. no impact on the outcome of the election. we're not -- we're not talking about that. we're talking about russia attacking the united states and, you know, he still had to say you can't delegitimize me. ...

And vet what the president says at least 20 or so times before it's delivered, and that's in a prior white house. this time the president went off script when he was in helsinki monday. this president supported vladimir putin. he basically said, i trust you without verification. the words of a president are strategic, and the words of the president are important. they shape markets. they create peace. they create war. and they also help with our lives. so, when this president goes back and changes it a day later, understanding republicans and democrats are upset and the world community is laug...

Document or communique to be signed in advance or an agreement that's going to be signed by two world leaders, which often happens. >> and that's what i think makes this summit so worrisome to our european allies. frankly, our other friends around the world. normal lit staffs have done all this work and the outcome is precooked. two leaders sit down, sign a communique, do a presser, and it's done. usually there's something tangible that both can take away from this, some agreement to move forward on a particular issue. typically these summits are about one issue. in this case, we have none of ...