Here is that part of the press conference, in a question that was addressed to both Presidents (and I boldface here the key end part of Putin's presentation, and then I proceed to link to two articles which link to the evidence - the actual documents - that Putin is referring to in his response):
REPORTER (Jeff Mason from Reuters): For President Putin if I could follow up as well. Why should Americans and why should President Trump believe your statement that Russia did not intervene in the 2016 election given the evidence that US Intelligence agencies have provided? Will you consider extraditing the 12 Russian officials that were indicted last week by a US Grand jury.
TRUMP: Well I'm going to let the president [meaning Putin] answer the second part of that question.
As you know, the concept of that came up perhaps a little before, but it came out as a reason why the Democrats lost an election, which frankly, they should have been able to win, because the electoral college is much more advantageous for Democrats, as you know, than it is to Republicans. [That allegation from Trump is unsupported, and could well be false.] We won the electoral college by a lot. 306 to 223, I believe. [It was actually 304 to 227.] That was a well-fought battle. We did a great job.
Frankly, I'm going to let the president speak to the second part of your question. But, just to say it one time again and I say it all the time, there was no collusion. I didn't know the president. There was nobody to collude with. There was no collusion with the campaign. Every time you hear all of these 12 and 14 - it's stuff that has nothing to do - and frankly, they admit, these are not people involved in the campaign. But to the average reader out there, they are saying, well maybe that does. It doesn't. Even the people involved, some perhaps told mis-stories. In one case the FBI said there was no lie. There was no lie. Somebody else said there was. We ran a brilliant campaign. And that's why I'm president. Thank you.
Comment: McFaul isn't the only one squirming after Putin's statement. Adam Schiff, ranking member of the House Intel Committee, also took to Twitter to denounce Trump's summit with Putin. He might have a lot to lose of these sorts of things were to be investigated:
As for the criminal loser himself, Bill Browder, he's paranoid Trump may have struck a secret deal with Putin to bring him to justice: Browder comes across as a drama queen. The Putin "regime" hasn't been trying to kill him. They've been trying to get the millions he owes them, or to put him in prison. Different things, Bill. But then again, to a criminal mind, that might be perceived as an existential threat.