<p> President Donald Trump weighed in Wednesday on Apple's dispute with the US government over giving law enforcement access to encrypted iPhones, saying the company "has to help."</p>.<p>"I understand both sides of the argument," Trump told CNBC in an interview from the Davos economic forum.</p>.<p>But "we should start finding some of the bad people out there that we can do with Apple. I think it's very important," he said.</p>.<p>Trump said Apple "have the keys to so many criminals and criminal minds."</p>
<p> President Donald Trump weighed in Wednesday on Apple's dispute with the US government over giving law enforcement access to encrypted iPhones, saying the company "has to help."</p>.<p>"I understand both sides of the argument," Trump told CNBC in an interview from the Davos economic forum.</p>.<p>But "we should start finding some of the bad people out there that we can do with Apple. I think it's very important," he said.</p>.<p>Trump said Apple "have the keys to so many criminals and criminal minds."</p>