President Obama on a Piece of Open mic With Russian President Dmitry Medvedev: I do not "Hide the Ball"

President Obama on a Piece of Open mic With Russian President Dmitry Medvedev: I do not "Hide the Ball": President Obama swears he is not trying to throw dust into the eyes of someone.

The next day, after being caught in the open mic said Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, he would have "flexibility" on an agreement on missiles, after he won the election, President Obama insists he has no hidden agenda.

"This question does not hide the ball," Obama told reporters at a summit in Seoul on Nuclear Safety on Tuesday, adding his opinion about the U.S. plan to shield already "on file".

"The only way to get these things done that if I am consulting with the Pentagon, with Congress, if I have bipartisan support, and, frankly, the current environment does not promote this kind of advice seriously," he admitted.

Right after Obama jumped on a live microphone picked up a private conversation with Medvedev after a 90-minute meeting on Monday.

Obama asks heard "patience" and "space" before November.

Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich claimed the president "generally speaking Russian leader." Please wait until after the election, so I can sell "

And while disappearing in San Diego, Romney said that Obama "pulling punches with the American people." Later, he told CNN, that Russia is America, "the number one enemy of geopolitics."

Medvedev influenced the Republican game on Tuesday, saying Romney's comments were straight out of a bad cold war movie.

"As for the ideological cliches, when a party uses such phrases as" enemy number one ", the signal still smells like Hollywood and I was certain periods (the past)," Medvedev said at the end of the summit on nuclear security in the South Korean capital.

"In addition, (should) look at the clock: we are in 2012, but not in the middle of the 1970s," he said.

Obama mocked his microphone gaffe on Tuesday before the summit.

Although Medvedev greeting, Obama laughed and said, "Wait, wait, wait," laying his hand on the microphone.