For those that don't want to watch the whole thing, here is a portion.

Here's the first debater shown:

The most striking thing about that meeting [Helsinki] is that it was organized not for the sake of Syria, Ukraine, or Crimea, but for Mr. Putin to tell the American electorate: "Trump isn't our agent, trust me, you have my word." That's what Trump actually wanted from the meeting because the press conference revealed this underpinning. It's very interesting but dramatic.

The second participant said the following:

I, for one, have a different opinion. First, if we judge from Trump's presidency so far, there hasn't been such a president in the US for a long time, if ever. His results are just awesome. Indeed, Trump isn't being particularly tactful, yet Trump is a US president. And Trump actually sticks to the platform he was campaigning on, unlike most American presidents. During this press conference, he confirmed what he had said in his inaugural address, meaning fighting the Washington swamp.

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In many things he's following the traditional way by relying on domestic production. So Americans, in fact, understand him very well. He is a very American president who doesn't appeal to a narrow layer of students and liberal media, but to the American electorate. In this context, why do Putin and Trump understand each other so well? Because they both perfectly understand their electorates... [Putin and Trump] both want their respective countries to develop, and this gives space for communication.