HISTORY IN ALASKA: Trump and Putin’s Summit Ends With a REMARKABLE Turn Toward Peace

The media mocked his efforts, but after hours in Anchorage, Putin went public with a stunning admission about Trump that set off a firestorm.

Trump and Putin finally met face-to-face in Anchorage.

Three hours behind closed doors.

And a while the media SCOFFED at his efforts, the dealmaker in chief is now one step closer to PERMANENT PEACE.

Then came Putin's statement that set the media on FIRE:

“Today, when President Trump was saying that if he was the president back then, there would be no war—and I’m quite sure that it would indeed be so. I can confirm that.”

It had been weeks of buildup.

Would there be a meeting? And if there was, would it lead to peace?

That uncertainty was broken just after 11AM in Anchorage, Alaska.

At Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, cameras captured a surreal image: two presidential planes parked side by side on the tarmac, doors open, waiting.

The the tension unmistakable.

Then, mov…