president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions inhofe by 2030 it's the most ambitious plan to target ever set in u.s. history some 40 countries are taking part of the 2 day virtual climate summit that biden is hosting from the white house analysts said biden special put pressure on other countries to follow suit china and russia put aside their disputes with the u.s. and also pledged to cooperate in fighting climate change but they have yet to announce specific emissions targets. but for more on this i'm not joined by she's the head of the macarthur research institute on global commons on climate change i think that here in berlin we'll get to how much of a game changer is biden's pledge. i would say it really is a game changer and yesterday though the whole day was a game changer for pa climate i would say because it's not only the case that joe biden the u.s. puts on the table a new target for 2030 but they also manage that other countries join them and putting more in their 1st target on the table i think u.k.

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joe biden is looking to the windshield. not the rearview mirror. what he laid out the amount of job creation already and we know how many jobs are out there all over the country even in regions that i represent that have quite a bit of job loss over the years because of nafta. we have to make things in america because we are what we make and grow. he has a real strong focus to build the middle class in bringing others into the middle class. i heard many things that may be want to go to work. he handed me something in the chamber and we hope to have his cooperation. >> did he talk to you? >> he said i will be this and i will look at this. i said thank you mr. president. it has been a long day. i didn't expect him to talk to me but he was just so gracious. he practically knows the whole congress. host: your party proposes two.4 trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. republicans are coming back with another around $700 billion. can you come together? >> the president said he wanted to speak with leaders of both chambers. i hope they are doing that. toni

[applause] president joe biden has the will and the courage to act. [applause] as a united states senator, joe biden took on the gun lobby not once, but twice, and he won. in 1993, he worked to pass the brady handgun violation prevention act. it established a background check system and has kept more than 3 million firearms out of the hands of dangerous people. a year later, he worked to pass another law to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines for 10 years. as vice president, joe biden led the efforts to reduce gun violence. we were reminiscing he and i talked back then about his work. i was attorney general of california. his work resulted in nearly two dozen actions, from narrowing the loophole, to expanding funding for mental health services. as you will hear, president joe biden is a leader with great will, great determination, and greater empathy. he has seen the grief of all of those who have lost a loved one to gun violence. it is, for them, for all of us, he will never give up on this. it is my great honor to introduce the president

call president joe biden appealed for calm but we do know that your brain trauma is just the black community in that environment is real and serious consequential but it does not justify violence and or of looting. in an effort to stop any further unrest at dusk to dawn curfew has been put in place and national guard troops deployed. but the shooting of daunted wright has fueled tensions in a city already on edge over nothing now tourist case not far from where wright was shot dead it shows in the officer who killed george floyd is on trial from the. south take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world one person has been killed and a policeman injured in a shooting at a high school in knoxville tennessee gunfire was exchanged when officers approached a male suspect hiding in the bathroom 3 other students at the same school have died in gun related incidents as here. the japanese government has given the go ahead to a controversial plan to release massive amounts of radioactive water into the sea the water has been stored and tanks at the fukushima nuclear plant since th

refugee crisis in our time there is no reason to limit the number 215000 say it ain't so president joe completely and utterly unacceptable biden promised to welcome immigrants and people voted for him based on that promise keep your promise in march alone 172000 migrants were detained at the border that's a 15 year high those people are now the responsibility of the vice president cobbler harris has recently been named by the white house as the borders are now she hasn't actually visited the area sense there she says she just doesn't have time however border guards now suspect that she's purposely avoiding them because if she goes to the u.s. border people are going to expect her to fix the problem so she avoids it that is that's disgusting because that's putting politics ahead of what's best for this country biden seems now stuck in an almost impossible situation how does he please the progressives but also deal with the crisis he will say whatever he needs to say and i don't believe he is at present sharp enough to figure that out on his own i think he's being given guidelines so i t

why would anyone expect joe biden not to be in talks with. so-called the u.s. proxies to militarize those countries while simultaneously detaining children far more children than on the trump. why because i think the country finds itself as almost you know victims of domestic violence find themselves when they need an ex partner who might seem kinder and gentler after being 5 after experiencing abuse and gradation for 4 years there is you know that human aspect of hope you hope things are better biden's rhetoric was different than trump's sadly the reality is that it you know the policies the implementation of new policies has not occurred he has not rescinded title 42 which bans asylum seekers from coming to the u.s. which closes our southern border so you're right why did people think that things would be better for immigrants that we would be a more humane welcoming country because biden spoke to that as opposed to the former president who was openly xeno phobic and racist and anti immigrant so you know there's that eternal hope that thing

president joe biden has called on russia to deescalate tensions after him post sanctions against moscow for alleged election interference in cyber attacks biden insists there's still room for the 2 countries to work together i was clear with president putin that we could have gone further but i chose not to do so to be i chose to be proportionate united states is not looking to kick off a cycle of school nation in conflict with russia we want a stable predictable relationship russia continues interfere with our democracy i'm prepared to take further actions to respond it is my responsibility as pretty united states to do so the former policeman accused of murdering george floyd has decided not to testify at his trial there are children invoked the 5th amendment the right to remain silent as the defense rested its case closing arguments and jury deliberation are expected on monday. officials have released body cam footage of a chicago police officer facially shooting a 13 year old boy last month shows an under unidentified officer running after adam to an alleyway in the early hours of t

joe biden has insisted migrant admissions will continue despite admitting the unprecedented immigration situation is now a crisis that as as the president is increasingly pressured by fellow democrats artie's kaleb more pain has the story. for months the white house has been insisting that it is not the time to use the word crisis for the situation at the border. illegally here right now the crisis the border i see he said the answer is no i think there is a challenge at the border of. this crisis center but i don't think we need to sit here and put new labels on what we have already conveyed is challenging but now biden has given in he's using the scary word that he tried to avoid because there obviously is one so how does biden intend to put out the flames of the crisis well he's going to allow more refugees into the country. if. the traditional authorities in america such as the police and the border patrol are on the edge of rebellion because the policies being thrust on them from washington d.c. are destroying their ability to do their jobs and destroying before their eyes the natu

biden. >> el presidente de méxico aprovechará su encuentro con el presidente joe biden, en la cumbre sobre medioambiente, cambio climático para presentarle sus propuestas migratorias, entre ellas: >> si sembramos millones de árboles, vamos dar también millones de empleos. >> lópez obrador pedirá joe biden, el programa sembrando vida en el cual los gobiernos apoyarían a los migrantes a cultivar la tierra, con la motivación de una visa americana. >> a los tres años ya que tengas tu cultivo, ya tienes derecho automático a una visa de trabajo, por seis meses para estados unidos. >> otra propuesta es llegar a un acuerdo regional de migración entre estados unidos, canadá, méxico y los países centroamericanos. >> vamos a hacer un acuerdo regional de migración. >> lópez obrador expresa su inquietud por el número de inmigrantes de la preocupación del gobierno mexicano ahora son los niños migrantes. >> miles de familias con niños y niños no acompañados atraviesan el país por el sueño americano, elisabeth con su hijo son testigos de esta problemática. >> la mayoría ven�

there is president has called the verdict a rare but important step towards justice in america joe biden spoke to floyd's family before addressing the nation calling his death murder in broad daylight we have to listen. i can't breathe. nice words. we can't let those words die we see. we have to keep you. we must not turn away we can't turn away. chad's military has promised an 18 month transition to free elections after announcing the death of president just debby the army says he was killed while servicing soldiers fighting rebels in the north that he had just won re-election and was one of africa's longest serving leaders his son general will take on the role of interim head of state. a car bomb targeting security forces exploded in afghanistan's capital kabul interior ministry says it was a suicide attack it happened hours before turkey and the delay of afghan peace talks set to be held in istanbul this week. and the chief of military gentle will attend an emergency meeting of southeast asian leaders this weekend to discuss the crisis in the country at least 6 people were reportedly

welcome to the program as the world mocks us president joe biden made a promise to cut carbon emissions in the hall by the end of the decade it's the most ambitious climate protection targets in u.s. history around 40 countries that's taking pot in a 2 day virtual climate summit and as global warming progress there's hope that this pledge would puts pressure on other nations to do. but in kicked off his address with a sobering summation of society's climate since from burning fossil fuel to inaction in the face of species extinction to rampant deforestation and air pollution in contrast to his predecessor biden said it was time for action and laid out his ambitious climate goals to the some 40 participating heads of state and government. the united states sets out on the road to cut greenhouse gases in half and half by the end of this decade that's where we're headed as a nation and that's all we can do if we take action to build an economy that's not only more prosperous but healthier fare and cleaner for the entire planet. since the industrial revolution the earth's climate has warmed

anchor: joe biden gave the press conference an hour ago. he mentioned ukraine. russia is massing troops at the border. how much of a red line would that be for the u.s. if we did see some kind of russian invasion of ukraine? reporter: that is something security experts are saying would be likely seen as a redline, that the sanctions would be more severe, and perhaps more actions would be taken, and certainly president biden has left open the possibility of escalating these sanctions further, if russia were to continue in what he calls its maligned activities towards the u.s., these cyber attacks, and certainly, if there was a another invasion in ukraine, the u.s. has left open the possibility of escalating sanctions further. anchor: the latest from washington, thank you. the senior fellow at one institute and the former special assistant to president ronald reagan says he believes president biden's response has been strategic. >> i believe he did two things very well. the first was to talk to vladimir putin before imposing the sanctions, so he established some p

in my view but we kept hearing from speaker of the speaker this morning was do something joe biden you all know in power you have both houses of congress you said you would be different to the other to the other parties the republicans you haven't done anything do something get on a plane for us don't get down here is not talking to people we don't need you to cry on the shoulder of another black family who's lost a family member when one person said we needed to actually do something so this idea of biden's empathetic presidency wasn't going down terribly well here this morning because they were saying well yeah all right that's all very well but do something. with the latest with several protesters who have gathered outside the courthouse she has she had for the moment thank you and just a reminder for the viewers tuning in right now we have heard that the jury in the direction of in trial for the killing of george floyd have reached a verdict so we are expecting them to appear in court any time and now really we're told about 2030 g.m.t. so any time now we are expecting the jury to

it is now my great honor to introduce the president of the united states, joe biden. president biden: today a jury found derek chauvin guilty on all counts in the murder of george floyd last may. it was a murder in the full light of day, and it ripped the blinders off for the whole world to see the systemic racism the vice president just referred to. the systemic racism is a stain on our nation's sole. the knee on the neck of justice for black americans. profound fear and trauma, the pain, exhaustion, that black and brown americans experience every single day. the murder of george floyd launched a summer of protest we had not seen since the 1960's. protest that unified people of every race and generation, with peace and with purpose to say enough. enough. enough with the senseless killings. two days is a step forward. i just spoke with the governor of minnesota who thanked me for the close work with his team, i also spoke with -- nothing can ever bring their brother or father back. but, this can be a giant step forward in the march toward justice in america. this is m

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us president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions in half by 2030 it's the most ambitious climate target the u.s. has ever said biden announced the goal at a 2 day virtual climate change summit at the white house 40 countries are taking part in china and russia also pledged to cooperate on planet protections but did not announce specific emissions targets yet for more on this. not she's the head of the nec how to research institute on global commerce and climate change a think tank here in berlin we'll get to how much of a game changer is biden's pledge. i would say it really is a game changer and yesterday though the whole day was a game changer pawpaw climate i would say because it's not only the case that joe biden they us put on the table a new target for 20 take but they also managed other countries join them and putting more in their 1st target on the table like they do k. the e.u. also canada and this will and fold some dynamics so it's really a diplomatic success of the u.s. already said it will in the end so

now, it is my great honor to introduce the president of the united states, joe biden. president biden: today, a jury in minnesota found former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin guilty on all counts for the murder of george floyd last may. it was a murder in the full light of day, and it ripped the blinders off for the whole world to see the systemic racism the vice president just for -- just referred to, systemic racism that is a stain on our nation's sole, the knee on the neck of justice for black americans, profound fear and trauma, the pain and exhaustion that black americans experience everything the day. the murder of george floyd launched a summer of protest we hadn't seen since the civil rights era of the 1960's, protest that unified people of every generation, for a single purpose, to say enough. enough is enough. enough of these senseless killings. today's verdict is a step forward. i just spoke to the governor of minnesota, who thanked me for the close work with his team. i also spoke with george floyd's family again, a remarkable family of extraordina

think he's essentially being run by others in the democrat party who have a goal that i'm not sure joe biden even understands and that is to get as many illegal immigrants in here as possible to make a fundamental change in the make up of american citizenship 1st get the mere then make them citizens and give them the vote well the white house spokesperson is sticking with the democrats sacred mantra children presenting at our border who are fleeing violence or fleeing prosecution who are fleeing terrible search and. it is not a crisis so while the white house scrambles to deal with the crisis one thing is clear while we are here talking the migrants just keep coming up and r.t. new york well i would love to have had your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media leaving comments that will be back at the top of the hour see them. when else truths seem wrong. but also just don't all. let me. get to shape out these days because etiquette and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. ps

>> president joe biden kicks off his global climate summit with a pledge to cut u.s. emissions in half by 2030. ♪ this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, patients turned away and crematorium's global record for daily covidew cases. a nation on edge just by russian troop withdrawal. we join ukraine's navy. >> my son had a smile that was worth a million dollars. when he walked in the room, he lit up the room. >> tears and tributes at the funeral of 20-year-old daunte wright who was shot dead during a routine traffic stop. ♪ u.s. president joe biden is trying to make good on his pledge to be a global leader on climate, hosting a two day summit on earth day. he kicked off the first day with a big pledge. the u.s. will aim to cut emissions by 50 to 52% of 2005's level by the end of this decade. it tops off a week of similar bold promises. the u.k. aiming for a similar cut. canada by 40 to already 5%. to put it in specter of -- in perspective, the u.s. is 40 to 41% of 1990 levels. more than half of countries are committing to the target set by the paris cli

the words of president joe biden as the u.s. and iran prepared to direct talks aimed at reviving the nuclear deal. ♪ >> but first, a police officer has been killed after a man rammed a car into two officers at a barricade outside the u.s. capitol. he emerged wielding a knife. this footage shows the suspect in the car emerging with the weapon in his hand and starting to run at the pair of officers. he stabbed one of them before being shot by authorities. the suspect later dying in hospital. officials say the attack is not believed to be related to terrorism. let's hear from the acting chief of capitol police speaking earlier. >> the suspect rammed his car into two of our oicers and then hit the north barricade barrier. as such time, the suspect exited the vehicle with knife in hand. our officers then engaged that suspect and he did not respond to verbal commands. theofficers at i'd which time -t which time, u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> lets go live to france 24's washington correspondent. what is the

president joe biden has announced a series of measures to tackle gun violence.

president joe biden has made a promise to cut carbon emissions inhofe by the end of the decade if the most ambitious climate protection targets in u.s. history around 40 countries are taking part in a 2 day virtual climate summit as global warming progresses there's hope that this pledge will put pressure on other nations to do mall. but in kicked off his address with a sobering summation of society's climate sins from burning fossil fuel to inaction in the face of species extinction to rapid deforestation and air pollution in contrast to his predecessor biden said it was time for action and laid out his ambitious climate goals to the some 40 participating heads of state and government . the united states sets out on the road to cut greenhouse gases in half and half by the end of this decade that's where we're headed as a nation and that's all we can do if we take action to build an economy that's not 7 only more prosperous but healthier fare and cleaner for their entire planet since the industrial revolution the earth's climate has warmed by around one degree celsius it could reach 2

who knows more about russia, and russian president vladimir putin then joe biden. i believe these sanctions imposed on russia are appropriate, and i also know as the president said, the u.s. once a stable relationship with russia. i think we need a functional relationship with russia but russia does not really want conflict with the united states, and i believe there is discussion about with the imposition of the sanctions whether president putin would still want to meet with the u.s. president? of course he would, because it is to his benefit, but when we look at cyber attacks, potential interference in our election, i believe the economic sanctions and removal of the diplomats who were basically russian spies is an appropriate response. anchor: congresswoman, you sit on the intelligence committee. you are privy to information about what is happening internally and russia. these sanctions targeting ability of russia to borrow money. is that something you think could change the behavior of president putin potentially? >> i certainly think the aggression in crime er

president joe biden hailed the decision as an important step toward police reform it was a murder in full light of day and to rip the blinders off for the whole world to see the systemic racism present just referred to it was systemic racism day and soul but it's not enough we can't stop here in order to live a real change reform we kid and we must do more to reduce the likelihood that tragedy like this will ever happen kurgan. show been handcuffed and led away will be sentenced 8 weeks from now he could be facing decades in prison order. let's bring up history now as some of the other stories are making headlines at this hour police in columbus ohio have shot and killed a black teenager during a confrontation bodycount footage shows an officer opening fire just as the teen lunged at a nother person with a knife people have been protesting following the killing which came less than an hour before the verdict was announced in the trial of derek children. mamma. has taken over as the new president of china had just one day after his father is that he's dead he died unexpectedly the arm

all about power and joe biden. for joe biden. all about promoting joe biden. the other week he met with a bunch of historians, he wanted to know, how could he be bigger than roosevelt, and barack obama, he leaned hard left, he will do what of he has to do. whatever it takes, to promote joe biden and his legacy, joe biden is hooked on this frayed, jim crow, i got to thinking about it nobody better who is alive in washington d.c. to talk about jim crow, than joe biden. why? joe biden of the part of jim crow, listen to this short audio from national public radio in 1975. i will take the point you to joe biden is most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> there are those of we social planners who think somehow if we just man's individual characteristics and trades by making sure that a society is a totalo homo jean society we'll solve our social littles, quite the contrary. a rejection of the movement of black pride, of the entire black awareness concept. where black is beautiful, and black should be studied. i think that is a health solid p

joe biden completely comfortable in his skin. really what stood out to me was the ambitious, almost transformational nature of what he talked about. obviously he had a lot of policy ground to cover given what he inherited, the american carnage really turned over by his predecessor, but when you think about what he was trying to get at, really a transformational approach to changing america, rebuilding and restoring america. there's been a lot of talk in the post-speech analysis about who and what was the model. and i think joe biden himself gave the game away, jonathan in the remarks. he cited one president by name. it was franklin delano roosevelt, and i think that is very much the man and the moment and the model that bidden is going for, very quick and active legislation to set a tone, set a momentum for the country. i thought he laid that out very well tonight in those hour and change for his fist joint session. >> tara, your reaction to the president's speech sm. >> i felt like the president was really making the pitch to ma

he has invented a way to make joe biden no longer the president. to reinstate donald trump as president of the united states.e we are today at 100 days into od the joe biden presidency, president was in georgia today to celebrate the accomplishments of his first 100 days, including the historic big legislation he was already able to pass, thanks to georgia voters picking two democratic senators to send to c washington to work alongside president biden to give him the majorities he needed in both the house and senate, to get the big covid relief act done and to d hopefully in the administration's eyes, to get the infrastructure bill, the voting rights bill, the policing reform bill, the american families plan, and all these other things they want to get p passed. tonight, we're going to be talking history in terms of just how ambitious biden's agenda is, as laid out in the state of the union and as we have seen over the first 100 days. when you compare that with other modern presidents, when you look at the markers from other modern presidents about

i remember tonight joe biden was in full -- mode. they said don't underestimate an older american president who is there to reassure, really engage and divide partisan unity speech. republicans would probably have liked if he went more tribal, and he took that away from them. that's why i think i'm seeing joe biden now, how are we gonna beat this guy in shades of what gingrich once said about clinton? they've got a great opponent in a president. >> fernando, tara. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. >> still ahead, joe biden and his department of justice are putting a major emphasis on police reform. how the biden administration plans to take the lead on one of the most pressing issues facing the country. that's next. ountry that's next. because there are options. like an “unjection.” xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to

biden and if you listen calculated that speech it really shows how do you how russia different from the united states because he talked about there much of value is bad that russia has been able to establish and maintain good relations with most nations around the world based on the principles of mutual respect track or differences. that we approach to things not abstractly but in a very practical manner we look at what we can do and how we can. be and how our citizens. it's an obvious rather than going to fix meeting about what's good what's bad in the world we didn't mean it harry clear and that he sees russia as an absolute leader in terms of strategic armaments around the world he actually sad that russia has the qualitative advantage over the united states and russia has a new generation of weapons which the united states cannot counter at this point and as a leader of these kind of armaments in the world he proposed to hold a summit that's not just a russian americans but all p 5 permanent members of the security council one of the things that putin always like to talk about i

president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions in half by 2035 an announced the goal of the 2 day virtual climate summit at the white house 40 countries are taking part china and russia have also to cooperate on climate protections more indonesian navy ships have joined the search for a missing submarine the last vessel has 53 crewmembers on board and officials say oxygen is due to run out early on saturday search efforts are now focused on a highly magnetic object discovered near bali though it's feared it may be too deep to reach. the pin violence between israelis and palestinians outside jerusalem's old city of the protesters were barred from areas where muslim muslims gather for ramadan israeli police put up barricades and use stun grenades to disperse crowds the far right jewish chances of slogans on both prevented from marching to the end. akhil is facing questions today over one of germany's largest corporate scandals the chancellor is testifying before a parliamentary committee investigating the collapse o

president joe biden has announced a $2.00 trillion dollar infrastructure plan that includes upgrading roads and bridges and more funds for public transport billions will also go towards new electric vehicle charging stations and expanding high speed broadband he wants to pay for some of it by raising corporate taxes. the right time for a quick check of the headlines here in al-jazeera u.s. court has been shown some of the last moments of george floyd's life from the perspective of the police officers who arrested him could be heard begging them not to shoot him in the officers body comforted it was during day 3 of the trial of the former officer accused of murdering. those who was the. the u.n. special envoy to me in mars warned a bloodbath is imminent unless significant moves are made to stop the violence briefing the u.n. security council christine sgrena bergen has said there's also a risk of civil war of course in hong kong is expected to issue a verdict on a group of pro-democracy activists charge for their role in the $29000.00 protests prosecutors say the demonstration was unau

president joe biden he says the u.s. will now him to cut emissions by 52.

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president joe biden says the american withdrawal from afghanistan will be complete ahead of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks in a speech at the white house see in the house that all sri $1500.00 u.s. soldiers in the country will begin to leave next month the conflict has cost the lives of $2400.00 u.s. service members and an estimated 2 trillion dollars. i'm now the 4th united states president to preside over american troop presence in afghanistan 2 republicans 2 democrats i will not pass this responsibility on to a 5th we want to have to stand because of a horrific attack that happened 20 years ago that cannot explain why we should remain there in 2021. a former us police officer has been arrested and charged with manslaughter over the death of an unarmed black man one to write was fatally shot during a routine traffic stop on sunday the 20 year old stephanie reignited protests in minneapolis happening in the same city of course as george floyd's death and the ongoing trial kimberly porter who resigned after 20 years on the force faces up to 10 years in prison. mea

president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin to secure a u.s. desire for a predictable relationship the united states announces surprise russia's sanctions we cannot allow foreign power to interfere in our democratic process with impunity more than 30 russian entities are being targeted at least 10 russian diplomats will be expelled from the united states and some tech firms are being punished for allegedly providing support to russian intelligence the sanctions also put in place rules banning some financial dealings involving russia's sovereign debt to choke off lending and inflict economic harm we want a stable predictable relationship and russia continues to interfere with our democracy i'm prepared to take further actions to respond. the white house says the sanctions are retaliation for russia's alleged aggressive actions including the occupation of crimea interference in u.s. presidential elections and last year solar winds hack that infiltrated the computers of thousands of u.s. businesses and government agencies. the sanctions also respo

what i am trying to do is reconcile the joe biden we heard from on jane or the 20th to the joe biden many of us know from his previous service in the united states senate. from the joe biden we are seeing now jamming through $1.9 trillion of spending bills. i have learned in washington you not only need to listen to what people say, you need to watch what they do. so far there's a conflict i'm trying to reconcile. i bet i'm not the only one. do you have questions whether joe biden is really in charge, frankly fees up for the job? >> that tweet was not meant to suggest anything about the president's competency or physical or mental. i know some people suggested that certainly was not my intention bruce simply tried to reconcile the rhetoric with the reality. we need the reality to match the rhetoric. and it is not matching right now. chris: i'm glad weise clear that up senator cornyn center coos thank you both good luck working together and try to get something done washington. always good to talk with you both. up next move bring in our sunday group to discuss that heated exchange be

government officials have indicated that president joe biden will withdraw the by september the 11th which marks the 20th anniversary of the 911 attacks on the u.s. it means i'll miss the deadline of may the 1st which was agreed to by taliban leaders and the previous trumpet with a straight the road 2500 american troops remain in afghanistan down from a peak of more than 10002011 the 2001 attacks by al qaeda led to the us invasion of afghanistan which is america's longest war. the president has been consistent in his view that there is not a military solution to afghanistan that we have been there for far too long that has been his view for some time well documented well reported on he believes that and he remains committed to supporting negotiations between the parties which many of you may be following are resuming next week and he also believes we need to focus our resources on fighting the threats we face today 20 years almost 20 years after the war began what might come as our correspondent following events for us from washington d.c. my reaction to the white house statement has

it is all about power and joe biden. for joe biden -- it is all about promoting joe biden. other week he met with a bunch of historians, and he wanted too know how could he be bigger than franklin roosevelt and lbj and learned before left and before it was not hard left and do whatever he has to do beat his chest pat himself on the back, make claims about inventing vaccine and distributing them whatever it takes, to promote joe biden and his legacy. but joe biden now is hooked on this phrase jim crow, and i got to thinking about this. there's really nobody better that's alive in washington, d.c. to talk about jim crow than joe biden why? because joe biden was part of jim crow. i want you to listen to sh short audio from npr national public radio back in 1975 but i'm going to make the point to you that joe biden is the most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> there are those social planners who think somehow if we just sub man's individual characterize and traits by making sure that presently heterogeneous society becomes a homo seen use society that