You went to the G20 and you met, for the first time,

face-to-face with Vladimir Putin.

And George Bush had once said he stared at his soul

and came away satisfied.

What do you think?

Can we trust him?

Well, look, we had a good meeting.

I think we had an excellent meeting.

One thing we did is we have a ceasefire

in a major part of Syria where there was tremendous bedlam

and tremendous killing.

And by the way, this is now four days--

the ceasefire has held for four days.

Those ceasefires haven't held at all.

That's because President Putin and President Trump

made the deal, and it's held.

Now I don't know what's going to happen.

Maybe as we're speaking, they start shooting again.

But this has held, unlike all of the other ceasefires that

didn't mean anything.

So that was a great thing that came out of that meeting.

I think a lot of things came out of that meeting.

But I do believe it's important to have a dialogue.

And if you don't have a dialogue,

it's a lot of problems for our country and for their country.

I think we need dialogue.

We need dialogue with everybody.

It was a great G20.

You had 20 countries.

I get along, I think, really fantastically

with the head of every country.