It's going to be a global media event.

President Trump, meeting President Putin in Helsinki.

The world's news media will be covering every moment of this meeting.

But what will it really mean?

And how should the press frame this pivotal moment?

Let's get the story behind the story.

This is the Rel behind the story.

This is the Reliable Sources Podcast.

I'm Brian Stelter.

And this weekly podcast in between our Sunday television broadcasts

is a chance to go in depth with media leaders and newsmakers.

This week I'm thrilled to be joined by a newsmaker, Michael Lizikoff, he's the chief

investigative correspondent at Yahoo News, the co-author of the New York Times bestseller Russian Roulette, and the co-host of the

Scull Duggery Podcast.

Michael, thanks for coming over.

Hey, great to be with you.

It's been a few months since you and David Corn released Russian roulette.

It really was at the top of the charts for a while because I think people were hungry to try to know,

to find out what we already do know about Trump and his ties to Russia.

Do you feel that sometimes there's a disconnect between what the evidence shows

and what the public knows or wants to know about some of the confusing connections Trump has in his past to Russia?

Well, it is a confusing story and it's unfolded in bits and pieces and it's hard frankly for the viewers for

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