huge effort into working the issues, prepping the president, preparing him for the four-hour summit, either the bilateral with staff or the one-on-one, but why didn't they prepare for the press conference? paul: the most obvious question that he would get at that press conference. >> yes. it is an appendage to the summit but it is the only place where the whole world is watching you. i'm not an executive position like that, but i have had a few press conferences in my life because things bad happen around my commands, and i rehearsed it, and i would say to the guys okay tell me what the outcomes are, all right, and tell me what the tone of this is going to be. those are the two things i was stuck on, what were the outcomes of that press conference and what should the tone of the president be. both of those were wrong. paul: how much tension is there between, say, jim mattis and his view of his russia and dod people on one hand and also the intelligence services, dan coats, the director of national intelligence and their views of russia and putin with the