What deal did Trump make w/the Russian dictator? Putin talked about 'agreements' in a Moscow speech

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Lucian Kim @Lucian_Kim (NPR Moscow Correspondent)
Breaking: In speech to Russian diplomats in Moscow, Putin says summit with Trump was "successful overall and led to useful agreements."
twitter.com/Lucian_Kim/status/1019903811018809344




Bianna Golodryga @biannagolodryga 2h2 hours ago
Putin now directly references agreements reached in his private mtg with Trump. The WH has not given any specific information about what was discussed.
twitter.com/biannagolodryga/status/1019906259087216640


What are these secret agreements Trump made with Putin?

Unfortunate that all, if any, details will likely come from Moscow with Putin in firm control of the propaganda from the two-hour collusion summit.

[Freethinker65]

1. Verbal agreements from Trump- a man that lies, lies about misspeaking, and has memory issues????

Putin will need to produce his tapes, notes, and/or interpreter transcripts of the meeting so Trump can refresh his own memory and then figure out how to deny any incriminating stuff. Too bad he already used the double negative excuse, but I am sure someone can come up with some lost in translation explanations.

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2. virtually the only thing Trump's been consistently lucid about

..is his support for, belief in Putin, and parroting Putin's line.

All Putin has to do is claim something was said or agreed to. Nothing will be proven or disproved until there's testimony from the interpreter.

Link to tweet

[empedocles]

3. When trump says 'confrontation with Russia could lead to war'

What trump is REALLY thinking is, 'CONFRONTATION WITH PUTIN COULD LEAD TO PUTIN MAKING WAR AGAINST TRUMP' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[NewJeffCT]

4. The deal is that Putin will continue to hack elections

to keep Trump in power. In exchange, Trump gets approved to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.

Then, when Trump recognized Russian rule over Crimea, Trump gets to build a Trump resort on the Black Sea in Crimea

[rufus dog]

5. tRump is basically collaborating this in tweets this AM

I'm sure he agreed to allow joint discovery and interviews of the 12 Russian agents in exchange for providing Putin access to grill 12 US citizens. (Ambassador, Browder, etc)

And yes, tRump and Faux News will frame it this way, that is just a fair swap to get along with Russia, the Repukes in congress will agree, and Repubs in general will support this activity.

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6. I think even the most disinterested American will instinctively recoil from that

...handing over to Russia an American citizen, not a foreign national, but a former U.S. Ambassador to Russia to be questioned, and possibly charged in the Russian Kafkacourts of disinformation.

How does a U.S. president deliver an American citizen who han't been charged with anything to our Russian adversary? How does he manage that tyranny?

[Johonny]

7. Putin helps again in Nov, and Trump gets the sanctions lifted

What else could it be?

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8. where's our government on this? Are there 'agreements' or not?

Link to tweet