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Journalists are descending on helsinki. reporters from 61 countries have applied for credentials to cover the u.s./russia meeting. but they're going to have very little access to the key events. pat putin and trump plan to meet for a private conversation before official talks begin. no aides, no note-takers. we'll never really know what is said. because, really, can we trust either man? no. we can't. in the past, the u.s. president's words have projected power and shaped global decisions. what the president said meant something. it meant a lot. but not now. not anymore. what president trump sa...

Legitimize himself. and he vanquished her. you know, almost two years ago. and yet he lapsed into that. he disavowed his own intelligence advisers, which has really demoralized people in the community and diplomats around the world. people are speaking out in ways that i have not heard before. not only american diplomats but yes, foreign diplomats who are saying we can no longer rely on the american president. for the first time in 70 years we cannot expect the leader of the free world to stand up against vladimir putin. >> let me ask you about the word "collusion." it's pretty fraught right n...

Up to mr. putin, most recently monday when he publicly praised him while attacking his own fbi and doj and doubting his own intelligence community. what did donald trump say privately? there were no aides in the one-on-one with putin, no note takers. just translators. "the washington post" reports that the russian ambassador claims that important verbal agreements were reached at the helsinki meeting, but back here in the u.s. officials at senior levels still have little to no information. the lingering questions about that meeting have not gone unnoticed on capitol hill. today there were new ...

Cane. there are two stairwacases here. you see the stairwell being moved there to the front of air force one for the president to disembark. let me turn to bill neely. jeff bennett staying in helsinki. bill is with us. bill, i know that there were some protests there in helsinki today. set the scene for us. where this is going to take place, what we know about the circumstances surrounding the meeting that's going to take place tomorrow. >> reporter: yeah, david, i mean, there were protests here in this square earlier on, but they are almost irrelevant. there were maybe 2,000, 3,000 people pro...