Darlene Superville

Associated Press

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Darlene Superville is White House correspondent for Associated Press.

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After warm greetings in public, Presidents Trump and Putin were behind closed doors for more than two hours today in Hamburg, Germany.

The summit within the summit

After warm greetings in public, Presidents Trump and Putin were behind closed doors for more than two hours today in Hamburg, Germany.

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