He certainly should. on the other hand, when there was a much wider meeting, both sides gave rather differing accounts of what was agreed and what happened then. so the room for misunderstanding is huge. the other fact of the matter is that this was witnessed and taken as a signal by all the other representatives of the g20 at the dinner. i would also hope that there would be an authoritative account from the white house to the closest allies of the united states as to exactly what went on. otherwise, they will all be speculating. it's almost impossible to conceive that they didn't talk about,...