biden knows that stuff. the tactical part would be vl interesting. >> he knows coming to this he's going to get a much harder line. there wasn't even any line from former president trooump. so he's going to get a harder line from joe biden, but i know you think that putin is in the driver's cease actually here. explain why. >> yep. a divided america is good for vladimir putin. he tried to insert cyber attacks during the elections. america, including president biden have different interests including china. if you're vladimir putin in this summit, you're going to say i've got to get on the world stage with the biggest player on the planet along with the chinese, that is, president biden. already by having the meeting i think putin wins. i close by saying what's biden going to do about it? how is he going to confront russia? i don't see it happening. sanctions are already tough and putin get as what he wants. >> we're told president biden is en route. he should be arriving very shortly at the villa la grange w

i think president biden is correct. he came in here and said -- he told vladimir putin how he feels. he put some of the examples of what could happen if there was attack on the oil pipeline or the u.s. used cyber. they know who to communicate with. those are things key moving forward. on some of the topics, there was incremental progress that was achieved. you have the am bbassadors comi back. i do think that more than at any time in at least recent times that i have been in moscow, there's some movement possibly in the prisoner exchange issue. i think both leaders did say that they have a positive outlook on that. they think a deal could be made on that. >> there's consultations now on the cyber warfare issue, which is so important. phil, president biden said, i'm quoting, he said, i did what i came to do. how so? >> i think fred hits at a key point here from the u.s. side as well. president biden, face to face interactions are extremely important to him. we have seen it on capitol hill with his former colleagues in th

joe biden will do the same thing. they go into this meeting with vladimir putin denying the hacking, denying that russia -- >> calling it nonsense. >> calling it nonsense. that starting point, it's sort of gentlemen start your engines. they're going to go at it with each other. then they will try, we open, to find some sort of common common ground. but it is why these meetings are important. ant. i know president trump got a lot of heat forever going to see kim jong-un. that never worked out. they really didn't get anywhere, although they did get some hostages released. the initial meetings, you have to be face-to-face. >> that's where you see the difference between the public stance, as you mentioned, nonsense saying these hackers are not in russia. what are you talking about essentially has been putin's stance. the discussion inside that room will be crucial. >> inside that room. i was in kenny bunk port when george bush met with vladimir putin. they had a rapport going. again, it kind of fell apart because of the i

plus even more controversy involving hundred biden, charlie hurt is asking what does hunter biden how to do with the scandal d.c. media and growing evidence criminal mexican cartel are the ones really in control of the border. thanks for joining us, i'm lizabeth mcdonald. the evening and it starts right now. ♪♪ welcome to the show. your logic the foxbusiness business network. s&p, nasdaq finishing down sharply today, inflation rado market. the president james warning rate hikes could come sooner in 2022. let's begin with former deputy fashioning security advisor with us. author of the book revolution trump washington we the people. breaking news the biden administration rose the military aid package for ukraine valued as much as $100 million before the meeting with vladimir putin, what is your read on this? >> i find troubling, very troubling. it wasn't just the amount of 80, it was what was in the package, equipment the ukrainians could use to defend themselves. lethal force to defend themselves. we've been delivering the last four or five years because if i leak this altogether,

for someone like joe biden. i do not want to criticize joe biden. a i don't think any of our recent presidents have done this. bill clinton and reagan did this successfully, i would say. we need to go to the american public. and to really say, to use the bully pulpit, and to use your moral authority, and to kind of call on the public to go over the heads of the other elected officials of the other party and pressure them to do the right thing. again, we live in a very polarized country right now. it's unclear to me, if there's leverage to push the opposing party to do the right thing. but i'd love to see that happen. if joe biden could say, we need to do infrastructure, and win over the american public sufficiently, that would be a positive thing. it has not happened in america in a long time.st >> on infrastructure, a bipartisan block in the senate setf to sell its compromise on infrastructure. g what is the possibility of this getting passed and signed by the president? >> this will tell us a lot. either republicans are engaging in good faith, whi

i don't see that coming from biden right now. i see weakness coming from biden. brian: pretty clear when we gave lethal weapons to and tank busting missiles back over to the ukrainians to at least fight their own battles. became clear when the mercenaries tried to move on our troops in syria and took out 100 of them in the blink of an eye under president trump that was a message sent. they didn't try that again, congressman. >> no, that's right. those missiles came from the trump administration after the obama administration gave nothing but blankets and mres. i think more russians have been killed under trump since reagan, right? and you are right. it stopped in syria. and it stopped in the ukraine. and that's how you reestablish deterrence is through strength. brian: last thing congressman spartz i know they want to be part of nato. what are the chances of that happening? >> well, i think ukraine has some work to do but they need to work on establishing, you know, free republic and constitutional republic. something that the society with freedoms and checks and

president joe biden. any moment now, the russian president will take off for switzerland where he's expected to land in about three hours. that's about the flight time that it takes. here in geneva, he and the u.s. president will hold their first face-to-face summit as equals, as head of states of their respective countries. vladimir putin is scheduled to arrive at the lakeside villa lagrange first. he and joe biden will then pose for photos with the swiss president before the talks begin. during round one, president biden and putin will be flanked by their top diplomats, but there are no plans for a shared meal, meaning it will be a lunchtime meeting with no lunch and could stretch into dinnertime without dinner. the timing there certainly very flexible. cnn's kate collins has the story. >> reporter: president biden arriving in geneva for the main event. in less than 24 hours, he'll sit down with russian president vladimir putin and the world will be watching. >> are you ready for tomorrow? >> thank you.

laura: that biden is more snappy than the other guy. as biden would say, keep them laughing. back to you, shannon. laura: thank you, brett. brand-new data on vaccinating and masking kids under 18 should be a wake-up call to every medical professional. what happened? doctor jay is back with the details next. ♪it's, oh, so quiet♪ ♪shhhh shhhh♪ ♪it's, oh, so still♪ ♪shhhh shhhh♪ ♪and so peaceful until...♪ ♪you blow a fuse♪ ♪zing boom♪ ♪the devil cuts loose. zing boom♪ ♪so what's the use. wow bam♪ ♪of falling in love?♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: now, the medical establishment's list of pandemics since it is pretty but the most egregious is their reckless disregard for our kids safety. the fda released alarming findings >> the medical assessment list epidemic since is pretty long but the most egregious is the reckless disregard for kids safety. the if they released alarming findings the 12 to 15-year-olds given the pfizer vaccine experienced serious adverse affect every eight times higher than big pharma previously reported. that is why did out of ca

joe biden so angry with reporters?an monica crowley and joe concha is straight ahead. joe biden so angry with reporters? [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge pirro: now despite the mob and that media's high praise of president joe biden it is getting harder and harder for those biden protection program. to hide a those outbursts and downright nasty comments. just thiswe week during his big summit with vladimir putin biden snapped at a cnn reporter when she asked a very reasonable question. take a look. >> why are you so confident you will change his behavior mr. president? >> i'm not confident. when did i say i was confident? >> judge pirro: and of course biden's recent outburst is just a pattern of outburst when theyt

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it was very different with biden. his first words almost when he got to nato was to say, "we are totally solid. the u.s. is all in on article 5. " in terms of whether this will translate domestically, foreign trips, international relations are part of a critical part of the presidency. it is one of the most powerful parts of the american presidency, and yet, it does not necessarily get a lot of benefit back home. one sort of funny thing is that "build back better" is his infrastructure initiative. well, he has exported the terminology, and now, the g7 leaders are talking about a "build back better" world. judy: so, lisa, how do you see this, and this question as to whether it could have any bearing on what he is trying to do here at home? a lot of challenges. lisa: well, i think the jury is still out, because the stressful part of the trip is is meeting with putin. republicans i have talked to, strategists, say they are already planning on casting president biden as weak, seeing th as a strategy that could work for th

notice what biden leaves out. nothing about the violence of last summer that resulted in death and destruction and lost income. nothing about the violent crime plaguing american cities and nothing about how americans the disadvantaged are targeted by drug cartels rushing the border that biden and his cronies are leaving wide open. the fact not only do democrats have no solutions for what ails america, their policies are making it all worse. open borders. critical race theory. defending the police. coddling antifa and blm. this is the opposite of unity and healing. this is how their radical base likes it. their goal is a full-on revolution against the american system. their playbook it to smear america. 75 million people voted for trump so they are the enemy. you smear american history hoping this is all young people and especially black americans know. democrats don't want voters to see that florida is getting more prosperous and california, so woke, are suffocating. why are democrats re-litigating the past? one t

biden, jill biden as well. once they get behind closed doors, we know the queen will pour the tea herself. chocolate cake is her favorite. beyond that, nothing will be known of the conversation because all u.s. presidents have stuck to that tradition that you keep mum about what was discussed. >> as we listen to the star spangled banner, let's listen to this, everybody, we'll talk on the other side. [ "star spangled banner" plays ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> this is a bit interesting, it looks like the queen is leading joe biden to do what i'm going to assume is an inspection of the troops there. this is notable because that was done the last time with president trump. it was where some of that misstepping that we spoke about where he walked in front of the queen happened back in 2018. but the queen is not accompanying him, it could be they decided to do it this way this time. it seems that so far, president biden is doing absolutely the perfect thing, and we note that there was no courtesying to the queen. he pla

biden or trump? i think this letter by the scientist was orchestrated by somebody to shoot down the idea of a lab leak because they were worried about their own ass being in this link because of china and a political motivation to destroy trump's credibility. if it were known in february that trump was right in 2020 come i think he would be president today. >> sean: if i did such a good job with the russian investigation, can you please explain where this guy durham is? has there been a durum sighting in the last year? what happened to the report? what happened to the work he was doing, where were the referrals of michael horowitz inspector general's report? let me ask you this, and watching what is going on in the way the liberal media mob and democrats are reacting to joe manchin who actually seems to have read the constitution and understands that no voter i.d., no signature verification, no checks and balances or integrity in elections is a bad idea. and he is being called everything from a racis

this wasn't a session for biden to come over here and lash out -- for biden to come over and lash out at putin over all the things he's done wrong. they wanted to find common ground. we're seeing secret service around here. we're not seeing the president yet. we're waiting on him, but we don't expect to see him until after putin has given that press conference. >> we are just told, kaitlan and i'll share with you and our viewers around the world, a white house official told the white house press pool that the first session between the two presidents went 93 minutes. they then took a 45-minute break and the second session lasted for 65 minutes. at 5:05 p.m. local time, it's 5:41 local time. at 5:05 it broke up. the summit has ended. the two leaders have gone their respective ways. we're waiting for the two news conferences to start. matthew chance is where the putin news conference will take place. set the scene over there. i understand you're in a tent over there, getting ready to start asking questions once putin shows up. >> reporter: that's right. we're in a tent. we can't get our

biden. that's not entirely a false move, i think that, you know, boris johnson having grown up in the atmosphere that he did in britain was always a little uncomfortable with the america first part of the trump agenda, but it's also not clear that a year ago he would have been willing to sign on to an agreement that called for such major moves in climate change or such an internationalist agenda. i think the two are going to be a little bit wary of each other for a while. they have to be, particularly after their differences on northern ireland, as you point out, and their differences on brexit which are significant. >> and, david, the point you made before about how president biden wants to get across the power that the west can still have in a backdrop of increasing autocratic tendencies, they want to reaffirm the power of democracy. so i'm curious to know what you think these countries can do. when we do see a back sliding of democratic norms, whether it is, you know, in belarus, in hunga

it was very different with biden. his first words almost when he got to nato was to say we're totally solid. the u.s. is all in on article 5. and that was certainly on purpose. in terms of whether this will translate domestically, you know, foreign trips, international relations are a trit kal part of the presidency t is one of the most powerful parts of the american presidency and yet it doesn't necessarily get a lot of beb fits-- benefits back home. i will note one funny thing that build back bet certificate his, when he has exported the terminology, and now the g7 leaders are talking about build back better world. so the branding at least, he is exporting it. >> woodruff: so lisa, how do you see this and this question of whether it could have any bearing on what he is trying to do here at home, a lot of challenges. >> well, i think that the jury is still a little bit out. because the big post sort of stressful part of this trip is going to be his meeting with putin on wednesday. republicans and strategists already

joe biden is the 13th u.s. president the queen has met. >>> just days from now, the highly anticipated meeting between president biden and vladimir putin after a wave of cyberattacks launched from russia. in an exclusive interview, putin denies knowing anything about the attacks and compares trump to biden. >> translator: we have a bilateral relationship that's deteriorated to its lowest point in recent years. former president, mr. trump, is a talented individual. president biden is dramatically different. it's my greatest hope, yes, there's some advantages and disadvantages. >>> hanging over all the meetings, the climate pry sis. carbon dioxide at its highest levels in the atmosphere and poor nations bearing the brun of it. prince charles called on allies to do more. >> can we once again literally put the wind in our sails and win the battle against climate change? the scale of the challenge is immense. the window of opportunity to tackle it is closing extremely fast. >>> joining me now from the uk is nbc news

earlier this year president biden, president putin, got on the phone in early days of the biden administration, agreed to extend the s.t.a.r.t. treaty. there's work to do on that to ensure it can be extended beyond 2026. the white house and the russians say tofour to five hours. the schedule is likely going to get elongated. we may wait longer to hear how it went. >> we should note, of course, joe biden being the fifth u.s. president to meet with vladimir putin. this is a man who has had many interactions with u.s. presidents and is scheduled to stay in office through 2036. so to remind everybody, this is a dictator, that president biden is dealing with. the last four years it was a friendly relationship with president trump. that is not the case with president biden. there have already been two phone conversations with president putin, and a tough message was delivered to essentially cut it out on those cyberattacks and other ways that russia has tried to interfere or undermine u.s. democracy. and nancy, what do we know about the content of those communications thus far? >> reporter: i think

biden, didn't i? perhaps that's the case. because joe biden's former policy, the template for it is clearly laid out in hunter biden's laptop. this is a policy of money laundering, corruption, all proven cases. so we see that he's taken our foreign policy back to the obama era, pay for play. line my pockets, i'll line yours. that's a deep concern for every american. this president's son is unactive criminal investigation. host: all right. john in california. ron in missouri, democratic caller, you are next. caller: and the last gentlemen, my god, these people. the vitriol these people come with. let me say this. at least mr. biden, our president, is does not comport himself like some frat boy that -- if the man drank it would have been something to lay it on. but, no, the way trump comported himself in front of putin in helsinki, i don't think we have to worry about that. i'm going to say it. i'm with the lady earlier, the vitriol they display towards this man. i watch fox news occasionally. just to s

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joe biden agreed putin is a killer. putin asked him to debate that point and other points in front of the tv audience. there was a back and forth. it has been expected. in this sense -- the excitement but not much excitement. what they are waiting to see, did putin show him or did putin take a knee or how that -- i guess it's a different connotation. did putin bow to biden? how it's going to play out between the two sides. if you see once again, there's a great shot. these are all macho men. putin is a macho men. we saw it in the library, when joe biden was sitting in a more, i would say, appropriate manner and vladimir putin was sitting as a macho man. i think for them would be interesting to see who got him first and whether putin now with the press conference and then biden's press conference, whatever they say, how putin has measured up to this low point of the russian and american relations. is it going to get better? how russia will continue to deal with the united states. >> nina, we are looking live at vladimir

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biden became president. they are starkly different missions with president biden trying to restore america's diplomatic credibility, as president putin works to undermine it. let's return live to geneva and cnn's wolf blitzer. hi, wolf. >> hi, guys, thanks very much. final preparations clearly under way right now for the start of this historic summit. president biden he is already here, spent the night here fresh off two largely successful summits with g7 and nato allies. president putin as you say set to land in about an hour or so in geneva. the stakes at this summit are extremely high, relations between the united states and russia right now at their lowest point in years. vital american interests clearly on the table including cyber defense, even for that matter democracy itself. that according to president biden. joining us once again in geneva our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto and our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen. when we look at what's going on here and we say t

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is biden kidding? he's been in washington since bridge and it was the leader of the ussr and he is now just realizing the media like to kick the hornets nest every now and again? look, let's not forget, 99.9% of reporters on that tarmac voted for biden and practically campaigned for him and then masqueraded as reporting about him. forget apologizing to cnn, biden should have apologized to the american people. biden rolled over for the europeans, and today, he let vladimir putin run circles around him, right down to putin using democrat talking points about america's race and crime problem. >> and american cities come every day, people are killed, that includes leaders of various organizations. if you can't say a word about -- you don't have time to say a word, and somebody is killed. you know, i remember, i remember as somebody who ran away and they shot him in the box, for example. >> laura: well, i guess joanne vlad agreed on one thing, america is systemically racist. any honest observer knows, if an

biden, what did president biden achieve in first week of diplomacy? joined by former trump national security adviser kt mcfarland and author of the book, revolution, trump, washington and we the people. kt, thanks for being here. >> it's a pleasure, thank you. >> as i said, let's start with the putin meeting, the press loved it and said it was great. what interests -- what success do you think president biden had in his meeting with president putin? >> none. i think it was actually a real disaster for the united states. not biden personally. i'm an american, conservative, i'm a republican. i worked for president trump. when president biden walked into that meeting with putin, it was already cast. the week before he had one job, biden had one job to rally security and economic and trade partners in europe rallied them together to say, we will now all stand up against china and russia and china-russia combined and he failed to do that. by the time he walked in to see putin, he had already given up the ledge to putin because of the ran some wear attacks

watch this. >> it's wonderful to listen to the biden administration and to joe biden because there's so much that they want to do together with us, from security, nato, to climate change. it's fantastic. it's a breath of fresh air. a lot of things they want to do together. >> translator: i am happy that the american president is present here. being able to meet joe biden is obviously important because he stands with a commitment to multi-laterallism which we were missing in recent years. >> reporter: cnn international diplomatic reporter nic robertson joins us from carbis bay. you've covered countless g7 summits. it comes after the trump presidency. joe biden has promised to restore the united states presence in the world. the question is this, is multi-lateralism back? >> reporter: that's the question that all the g7 will be asking themselves. they'll be able to see an incarnate in joe biden. the question is four years from now if there's another u.s. president, if there's a republican, will he be in the mold of former president trump and that's a real question here. and that's why

and that he understood biden. he knew biden, of course, before he was elected presidenter president. but he saw what was coming. the white how was very clear going into this stumt, what president biden was hoping to accomplish and what he would say to president putin and there should have been no surprise on the part of the russians. that's an entirely different dynamic that we have between these two countries than we did when trump was the president, where he would govern in foreign affairs as well as in domestic affairs on impulse and by surprising his allies and his adversaries alike. and that speaks to, i think, a lot of what the american people are looking for and admire so far in biden, that there's this restoration of some normacy in relations here and around the world. to that end this was probably a good summit to the president as he returns home. >> hallie, 15 seconds. >> one thing that president biden said was when was the last time two leaders sat in the room two hours. >> yeah. >> donald trump and vla

joe biden, joe biden, nancy pelosi will still wearing the mask indoors fully vaccinated? >> no, sean, and more about the variant that hasn't changed, the fatality rate with a variant has not gone up which is great news. and it looks like being fully vaccinated is still very protected, even against most recently circulated a variant. you have to look across the country. it is not one-size-fits-all and various countries and that is going to happen. i really hope we don't see horrible searches in the winter like we did over the last winter. but if the states can't get these vaccination rates up, they will probably have a rise in cases and unfortunately with the rise in cases come restrictions. >> sean: we watch the full interview on fox nation, dr. saphier thank you. developments oversee. militia firing rockets at u.s. forces in syria following this week's air strikes. savages still being assessed at the u.s. base in eastern syria. so far, no injuries reported. south carolina senator lindsey graham. senator come i'm not sure if i'm allowed to talk about and off the record co

joe biden won this district handily in november. that is it. that is biden's margin. it was 23 points. that's one of the reasons democrats felt confidence they would take deb haaland in the cabinet and taking the shot in the special election. biden won this district by 23. deb haaland who was on the ballot in a house race last november, she won by 16 points. i say there were benchmarks. those are the two benchmarks coming into this. what republicans were hoping, they would have been thrilled to win this seat. these two numbers. if they can get it into single digits or below how the democrats did in both races in november, they would say hey look, there are some backlash to biden and momentum of republicans. what was that? that was sort of a signifier important of that midterm wave that was to come to democrats that got them back in control of the house. now that biden is president, republicans were hoping this special election would give them something comparable, would give them a result where even if they don't win, they could say, hey! in this big deeply democratic

caller: well look at biden. biden's an idiot. how can somebody say the united states is a model for democracy when we elect biden and harris? it's just incredible. host: out of new york city, bernard said yes the united states still is a model for democracy. why? caller: yes hello good morning c-span. can you hear me? host: yes, sir. why do you say yes to the question we're asking this morning? caller: i say yes but i say barely yes. and whether we'll be able to hold on personally i think it might be too late because of the damage that has already been done in the last four months. you know people do not understand biden or this administration or what happened. biden is not running things and neither is kamala harris. and conservatives, misunderstand this administration when they say they're ineffective. they're not ineffective they're enormously effective of bringing -- our liberties have been attacked from our free speech we're not allowed to say certain things, certain words are deluded. you can't go on facebook. conservatives

biden will be the 13th. the only president she never met during her time was lyndon johnson. >>> now, a new sculpture aimed to ensure g7 leaders use their heads when tackling a greener future at the summit. the mount rushmore style artwork has appeared on a beach near the meeting site in cornwall. you are looking at the heads of each g7 leader made of discarded electronics. the organizers of the installation was to highlight the growing threat of e waste. that does it for me here on "cnn newsroom." i will be back tomorrow for more of a coverage of president biden's trip. >> great stuff. looking forward to it. thanks so much, bianca. >>> the french open semi-finals promise to be a blockbuster as one of the matchups pits rafael nadal against know jack djokovic. don riddell has our minute in sports. >> raf nana dal got a new statue at the french open now he is on the brink of a 14th roland-garros title but will have to meet his nemesis there. in the quarter final nadal dropped his first set in two years but sti

he's there with his wife and alongside president joe biden and first lady jill biden there. we'll get back to that in a moment. let me take you back to washington now. christopher ray testifying. let's listen. >> we are going to be looking hard at how we can do better and how we can do more, how we can do things differently in terms of collecting, analyzing and disseminating intelligence. you also mentioned individuals under investigation before january 6th. a couple things on that. first, the fbi did disseminate i think about a dozen intelligence products including warning of domestic violence extremism related to the election. some talking about a continuing past the election all the way through inauguration including reports together with dhs put out in december the month before. as far as individuals actually under investigation, now that we're close to 500 arrests into the matter, you may be surprised to learn that, in fact, almost none of the individuals charged and found to be involved with the attack on the capitol were in fact individuals who were previously -- >> o

it was hard to label joe biden. people want to call joe biden medical, socialist and marxist, and it is kind of laughable to say that. he is a democrat and a liberal. you could argue that in some ways, because of the way our politics have shifted, the most progressive president, but he has also avoided many landmines, those issues that are hot button issues. we are probably one google search away from knowing the answer, but it certainly has not hurt him so far. host: let's go to our democratic color. caller: good morning. my comments are as follows. we are constantly talking about bipartisanship, however the republican's mission is to make sure that the democrats are not able to implement anything. their whole, entire goal is to block joe biden from doing anything, and every time a democrat gets in office, the republican party does this. they talked about tax, tax, tax or always spending. let's look at the debt that we are currently in because of the last administration. it boggles my mind that my percentage of tax

a decade ago it was vice president biden meeting vladimir putin with biden telling putin basically he had no soul. >> reporter: over four decades in politics, joe biden has plenty of experience in foreign policy. he has met with at least two russian presidents and three soviet leaders, and today he will sit down again with vladimir putin. >> i have met with him. he's bright. he's tough. and i have found that he is as they say when i used to play ball, a worthy adversary. >> reporter: at the then meeting he told the russian leader, i don't think you have a soul. biden who called putin a kgb thug took it one step further earlier this year. >> you know vladimir putin. do you think he's a killer? >> mm-hmm. i do. >> reporter: this after he had his first phone call with president putin. >> it made it clear to vladimir putin different from my predecessor that the day of the united states rolling over in today's acts by russia are over. >> reporter: by april the president ordered sanction on russia in response to cyber attacks and election attacks with an additional warning. >> it's in the i

president biden will arrive here in the next hour. there is no shortage of issues the two sides will need to address, including russia's continuing cyberattacks on the u.s. its detainment of several americans in russia. its continuing interference in u.s. elections. so many issues. president biden promising to challenge putin on those issues directly, poppy. >> ahead of his trip to geneva, biden was in brussels where he reaffirmed the united states commitment to strong transatlantic ties at the eu/u.s. summit. our team is following all of these crucial angles and sit-downs. let's start in brussels. arlette saenz is there. president biden spent the morning working with eu leaders. do we know their focus? >> president biden had this morning really caps off his tour of assuring allies that the united states is back and will continue to support them. this coming, of course, after those four years of president trump really testing and putting a strain on many of the united states' relationships with allies. and in a series of meetings this

when biden meets putin. trump loved that sort of thing. >> i find vladimir putin just fascinating because, in fact, i did my original academic research before i became a journalist in the soviet union. i was in the soviet academic system for a while and, you know, putin has come from that kgb background where you take the ability to play with information, play with the media, play with propaganda in very subtle ways and treat it like a chess game. he's taken that lesson to heart throughout his career, and he is brilliant at playing with the pieces on the board and he played with donald trump so cleverly in so many ways and played with american social media. the question that's fascinating right now, and we just don't know the answer to yet, is how is he going to respond to the fact he's now dealing with president biden and he's dealing with an american media world that's very polarized, where there's still plenty of pieces he can play with in terms of whipping up dissent and essentially trying to undermine t

that's what we had before biden. judge jeanine: i want you to listen to brian selter from cnn. >> he's the biggest minister of misinformation. >> whatever cnn says, do the opposite and you will be fine. >> cnn is something that's a joke. it's a joke. somewhat happened was, they get him on cspan and the carols are lined up to trash him. he's been so in joe biden's pocket and the white house's pocket. it seems like all the callers to cspan weren't having any of it. >> i'm glad viewers are holding hosts and journalists to a high standard. if you get something wrong, you can shake up everything. you can change the course an election. you can change the course of how people see an entire conversation. if you look at the most damning thing, you can change public health and safety like we saw with the wuhan lab theory. no one wanted to address it and they called a conspiracy theory. but if we had addressed it early on we could have saved a lot of lives. judge jeanine: leo, brian eslter not a big fan of mine or fox. >> this

joe biden rightly is reversing that. we are linking arms with our european allies and he is expressing the right level of skepticism about putin as an individual. one of the things we did right before this summit was we hit belarus with very tough sanctions for violating international law to target a political opponent. you've got to believe that vladimir putin completely understood what that was about. it was about belarus, but it was also about, hey, if you violate international law to target political opponents under the biden administration you will not have a president who will shrug about it and you will have one who will take stiff action. >> senator tim kaine, we are appreciative of your time this morning. >> absolutely. >> thank you, ayman. let's head to switzerland and bring in nbc's mike menially outside the summit in geneva. our first update and our first reading from the white house. 90 minutes in and that first small group meeting has now concluded. >> yeah. that's right, ayman. 93 minutes in total. i'm not

biden won by 23. deb haaland who was on the ballot in a house race last november, she won by 16 points. coming into tonight, republicans' dream scenario was they win the seat out right. what republicans wanted to do was to get the margin, if they lose to get the margin south of these two numbers. if they can get it into single digits or below how the democrats did in both races in november, they would say hey look, there are some backlash to biden and momentum of republicans. we have seen these elections the important of midterm storms. that was the republican goal. getting it under the biden and the haaland numbers from back in november. looking at what we are seeing right now. this is like two-thirds of the vote that you are go going to get from the entire district. the rest of the votes should be republican friendly. if it breaks the same way it did the rest of the way back in november, democrats would land right here. 23 points where joe biden did. if the remaining vote that comes in, these were v

biden surveyed the guard alone. it is interesting, as john bolton was leaving the set here, he was offering his take on why this is the case. do we know why joe biden did this today? >> there is no official word why joe biden was the only one walking. some speculate it was because prince philip passed away and it was sort of an homage. president trump -- you are not supposed to have your back to the queen, that's what happened there during that walk. but this subtle, little more -- we have to remember they met in person at the g7 at cocktail party. it was the royal family using their influence and all of their senior royal officials. they had already met a couple of days ago. this was sort of a formatity. it was interesting. the aviators, i don't think it is a big deal. he wears they will all the time. he took them off after the anthem and the talk around and see the troops. >> top gun in the uk. biden says queen specifically asked him about his meetings coming up with ruzest' president vladimir putin and china'sx x

in fact it's president biden apparently. there's a shot of air force one as he's headed out to the geneva airport to head back to the united states. ambassador, let me ask you about this because this to me was sort of the big take away in the, as you described it, talks about talks. president biden said he thinks there is a genuine prospect for better relations between the two countries without giving up a single thing. there were no threats, just simple assertions and letting who didn't know where i stood and what we could accomplish. and if there were violations of american sovereignty, what would we do? what did you make of what he said. >> we learned something very important about president biden again today. it says basically an extension of personal relationships between the two principles and i believe the national interest should govern the geopolitics and govern how we behave, it's important to have cordial relationships and that it ameliorates some of the sharp edges. but that doesn't seem to be what president bide

and you look at what hunter biden says, the biden them is a clan family. and joe is the wizard. that outweighs the terms that use, the most derogatory and prejudicial using n-word come u regarding diapers. that is a person who is comfortable using the n-word. this family that history and demonizing black and the number one reason, when i left the democratic party because joe biden, national brady up and said if you don't vote for me, you ain't black. this guy is a racist and he needs to look and the mayor and acknowledge that him and his family are racist. it's insulting. >> at that after hearing what obama said and now seeing these e-mails and then looking at joe biden, joe biden partnered partner with the former klansma the business. >> filibustered the civil right act the 64, the voting right back up 65, the former klansman to stop the integration of schools and school busing because he didn't want to becom racial jungles, and joe's respect the day and he prays this man when he died. what if any republican put the last thing trump ever did what hunter h

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when jill biden was asked how joe biden is preparing for this, she said he's overprepared. what do you need to be prepared for? donald trump had the sense that he could outsmart or outcharm anybody. when you're dealing with putin, you have to him and the policy and his habits and tricks. >> well, let's remember a few facts about putin. this is his fifth president of the united states that he's meeting with. for president biden, this is his first time meeting with putin as president. so he's been doing this for two decades. he knows the issues cold. he doesn't need any briefing or advice about it. that gives him a big advantage. number two, putin in the past including by the way with his meeting with vice president biden a decade ago will sometimes surprise his interlocutors. he did that in helsinki with president trump when he said let's exchange alleged criminals. you want to interview our russian intelligence officers. remember, mueller just indicted those intelligence officers just a few days before helsinki. he said, okay, let's do a swap. i want to interrogate a dozen