Bremmer reported: "Never in my life as a political scientist have I seen two countries — major countries — with a constellation of national interests that are as dissonant, while the two leaders seem to be doing everything possible to make nice and be close to each other," he told Bloomberg's Charlie Rose. The two leaders spoke through Putin's interpreter, who, according to Bremmer, was the only third person to have been present during their conversation.

"There was no 'second meeting' between President Trump and President Putin, just a brief conversation at the end of a dinner. The insinuation that the White House has tried to 'hide' a second meeting is false, malicious and absurd," the administration explained in a statement.

Addressing claims that the absence of the US translator might have been a breach of national security protocol, the statement said the translator who accompanied Trump spoke Japanese but had no command of Russian; that was why the two leaders used the Russian translator.

There was nothing sensational in the exchange as all leaders who gathered for the dinner "circulated throughout the room and spoke with one another freely," the White House said. "It is not merely perfectly normal, it is part of a President's duties, to interact with world leaders."

A bankruptcy court judge ordered in December 2011 that InnoVida be liquidated, after Osorio's "proposal to reorganize the debts of his former company, InnoVida Holdings, was filed in "bad faith" and includes a "nonsense" explanation for what happened to millions of dollars in missing funds."

InnoVida received $3.5 million in loans from the US Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) to build homes in Haiti after the earthquake. In September 2011, OPIC began questioning InnoVida's "negative operating cash flow." A court appointed receiver in charge of investigating InnoVida's finances indicated that "$37.5 million in funds had been moved offshore, but he had so far been unable to find out what happened to the money."

Osorio and his former company, InnoVida, have been in bankruptcy since March 2011. After several multimillion-dollar lawsuits, Osorio was forced to put his mansion on Star Island for auction.

Side note: Osorio held fundraisers for 2008 presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in his Star Island mansion in Miami and The Democratic National Committee was also forced to return tens of thousands of dollars.