what joe biden is saying that was the only way that this was going to happen. nobody else could have done it better. so all of your monday morning quarterbacking a stove. it because now we can look into the big, beautiful future that is a world in which we are not at war and get does this draw a line for president biden under the african crisis? because i mean, you know, again looking at his speech, he made his speech, he walked away in terms of journalists and the public. will they sort of taking what he said and largely agree g. think be a lot of pushback. now against that speech, know, i believe that this is going to do specifically in major media outlets, what it is designed to do, and it will be looked at as bite and closed the door on the afghan war. and he did it with presidential gravitas, he didn't stumble a, you know, in terms of the, the mechanics of giving the presidential speech. it was well delivered, which is not always been the case for joe biden, during this last couple weeks. so you could tell that he is probably relieved that this is over. th

joe biden understands that. he has a long history and a somewhat mixed relationship with the israeli prime minister and other leaders in the gulf. it is a complicated issue, but he does not take at face value. that the iranians have been trying to make the weapons for 30 years and unable to do so. i do not think that joe biden or anybody in the administration agrees with that. there are people who share israel's concern that iran -- that it will always be a challenge to u.s. hegemony and power. of course they will be concerned about that, but it does not mean that there is a good pathway to break power. >> to what extent is he using iran for his own survival? >> it came up yesterday. we kind of missed it. for israelis, the holocaust was a past/present, future event. israel is an illegitimate country. we are in the when, but to him it is an illegitimate country. in the mind of his leadership, it is ok to do anything. it comes with false pretense about occupation. it is from 1967. was israel legitimate in the eyes

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joe biden camera harris. anthony blank, and lloyd austin and general milly should all resign of face impeachment and removal from office. anger appears to be boiling within the military itself. there are 90 retired generals and admirals who have now stepped forward to demand that general milly, as well as secretary of defense austin, resign in results in response to their actions in afghanistan. joe biden took his opportunity to day to step up and take credit for ending a more than 20 year long military engagement by the united states and afghanistan. many are looking on at the manner in which the united states withdrew and the human cost and saying that their this was basically handled pretty badly and the human losses that took place on all sides could have been avoided. a lot of voices stepping up and saying there was simply a lot of mismanagement here. joe biden took the floor today to defend himself and say that things are going to plan and things are being successful. okay, yeah, thanks, sam kilobit was

i expected joe biden's inauguration, joe biden i think? i expected joe biden's inauguration, joe biden will. think? i expected joe biden's i inauguration, joe biden will sound inauguration, joe biden will sound likejoe biden, thejoe biden he has been for his whole life, and that is very direct, very granular. i think there are moments for rhetorical flourish, to be sure, but for the most part, what he is him to do is, for the first time in a long time, have a president explained to the american people what is happening and to tell the truth and to be perceived as an honest person that he is and i think that is far more important than any particular turn of phrase or sound bite.— important than any particular turn of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want to _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want to unite i of phrase or sound bite. yeah, bu

here's what joe biden said. all the major powers of the world have a duty in my view to carefully manage their relationships. so we do not chip from responsible competition to conflict. we are not seeking a new cold war or world wide it. in the rigid block, united states is ready to work with any nation will stand up for our allies and our friends, and oppose attempts by stronger countries dominate weaker ones. now this comes amid the aftermath of a decision last week by the united states to enter a trilateral security packed with australia and the united kingdom. the august packed has been set up and this agreement was seen as a slap in the face to france. a long time nato ally of the united states resulted in submarine contracts, the sale of submarines by france to australia being canceled. it was quite a lucrative deal. and as a result, the united states will be supplying submarines to australia or rather than france. the french were quite outraged by it, as were other voices within the european union. one of

it's all about power joe biden for joe biden. it's about promoting joe biden. he met with a bunch of historians the other week and wanted to know, how could he be eager than franklin roosevelt and lbj and barack obama? so he's lurched hard left where before he was not hard left and he will do whatever he has to beat his chest, pack himself in the back, make claims about inventing vaccines enter stupid income from whatever it takes to promote joe biden and his legacy. joe biden is hooked on this phrase jim crow i got to thinking about this, there is really no better was alive in washington d.c. to talk about jim crow and joe biden about why? joe biden was part of jim crow. listen to this short article from npr national public radio in 1975 number two say to you that joe biden is the most racist president in the oval office since woodrow wilson. >> those are those who think somehow that if we just secretary men, individual characteristics and traits by making sure presently heterogeneous society becomes a totally homogeneous society that somehow we want to solve

we will hunt you down to make you pay that angry old uncle joe biden. they're talking about this new all this long. his case ought to be confused with cable or special eagle, the asteroid. whenever they pull pump, what it might be hard to believe, given the general accuracy for those and joints, you still need special forces on the ground, guiding them in just in case the billions game. right, there is no way to then the last us soldier enough can install it. p o, shaping history is just sending out an image off. joe biden, according to voices in his phone. call to ask our president, gone. he before couple fell and gone. the data runner, the american president, couldn't run anyone if he tried, said, there is a need, whether it's true or not, there is a need to project a different picture after it can be helpful. so i'm not going to get into private diplomatic conversations or transcripts of phone calls. so yeah, it's accurate. we're well into the jo biden's words, the project different than each which is hard when the pictures is clear, this one for eve

p o shaping history is just sending out an image off joe biden, according to voices. and his last phone call to ask our president, gone a before couple fell and gone. the data runner the american president couldn't run anyone. if he tried, said there was a need whether it's true or not. there is a need to project a different picture. after it tells me more about it, so i'm not going to get into private diplomatic conversations or leave transcripts of phone calls. so yeah, it's accurate. we're well into jo biden's words, the project, a different nature than each which is hard when the picture is clear, this one for everyone to see. you start to get really questionable stuff. 5 is extraordinary success. and this mission was due to the incredible skill. bravely and suffer scourge of united states military. the phrase, extraordinary success. there is a pretty heavy listing there, boys, johnson is going in this direction. what we're saying is that guns don canton look back into becoming a breeding ground of terror. kind of a cut become a narco state. the girls have got to

we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay that angry old uncle joe biden. they're talking about this new all this long. his case ought to be confused with k pop or special k ordered as strikes. so whenever they pop on what it might be, hard to believe, given their general accuracy for their joints, you still need special forces on the ground, guiding them in just in case civilians game. there is no way that the law, us soldier and african installment p o shaping history is just sending out an image off joe biden, according to voices in his phone call to africa and president gone before couple fell and gone. the data runner, the american president, couldn't one anyway, if he tried, said there was a need, whether it's true or not, there is a need to project a different make job is helpful. well, i'm not going to get into private diplomatic conversations or legal transcripts of phone calls. so yeah, it's accurate. we're well into jo biden's words, the project a different than each which is hard when the pictures are clear, this one for everyone to see. you sta

they, you have to look at jo biden's record job to understand joe biden, joe biden, to pose the 199-9991 war with iraq, which turned out to be a very popular war, the united states and still remains to be a popular war in the united states and b, but he suffered politically because it was opposition in sin then he has been incredibly hawk. he has always supported armed intervention, conflict, us use of force, the pentagon, budget, etc, etc. so i think looking at the circumstances now again with the understanding about how this shift allows for the different parts of the pentagon to focus on parts of the world that they want. but also to understanding the, the stress on the u. s. economy right now, the stress on the u. s. population, because a coven, you know, all the other factors. i think that allowed by the opportunity to try and do something different with afghanistan, but they're, by no means is joe biden turning into you know, make a dove. exactly. does. there's still going to be, be this very interventionist, very involved american presence militarily throughout the world. but the

s now done that without waiting for joe biden to come in and say hey maybe we can work something out with us have a united front with china it was very much an economic driven deal between the e.u. and china there are some pledges about for china to adhere to international labor organization standards to make sure there's no slave labor or things like this but a lot of it is very empty very loosely enforced pledges and i think the e.u. needs to be held accountable for that because as e.u. leaders themselves would say we're not just a union of of economic interest rate union of values and both sides of the atlantic are going to stand up for those the other huge huge issue on the table which some are hoping there might be movement is the iran nuclear deal. the target ministration pulled out you know back in 2018 could we see that being undone by the biden station i mean that's one of the things that joe biden has said he was one of his long list of things he wants to undo from the. from the trump years he wants to reengage with iran that was largely seen as quite successful in containi

and for the you as president joe biden, coming to brussels coming to nader. this is his 1st chance to reassure european allies that the u. s. is back, as he says, it's committed to nato. is this about telling allies what they want to hear or is this about telling them the truth? that is definitely what allies wanted to hear. and joe biden made it very clear during his press conference, once again, that nato is critically important for the us. and that the you ask commitment to article 5 under which an armed attack against one ally is an attack against all allies is a secret obligation. and we just have to keep in mind how much damage former us president donald trump, has done to be alliance. so i think that the allies were very happy to hear what joe biden to say. d. w. always enter phenomena at nato headquarters in brussels tonight. alexander, thank you. every year d. w brings together media professionals and decision makers from a range of fields to discuss the most important socio political issues of our time, german chance or i'll america. she started thi

the big thing about joe biden in my mind, joe biden has always been a consensus democrat. he will basically be where the democratic party is wherever it goes. in that sense, i agree with liz. it does not surprise me that this is where he has ended. i was telling people during the primaries that this is where i thought that, where i thought he would be. there are some obvious things with joe biden, and joe biden is old, he is an old, white, catholic man who has a very genial personality. even people who are trying to demonize him now have a hard part getting past that. barack obama was a young black man with a foreign sounding name rooted in arabic. very different people. it is not surprising to me at all that things, he is a different person, american politics reacts to does two different people differently. that is obvious. the other thing is, and this is one of those examples -- some time, a flawed person, a flawed person meets their moment. and the signature thing about joe biden to his political career has been politics of empathy. and at many points and our history, t

joe biden knows that. i believe he has assembled around him a competent team, a team of people who are experts in their fields. that was not something the trump administration did. he put loyalists as well as party favorites in a variety of roles, some nonsensical. one of the most nonsensical ones on day one was ben carson, a neurosurgeon who ran for president, who he appointed housing and urban development. it was things like that that did not make sense in the trump administration. i realize that is a small example, but it tells you that when a president leads, it matters how they lead, and i think right now, but we need the most is truly a plan in place to take care of the coronavirus pandemic because it has been exactly one year it has been here. >> as an activist and organizer on the ground in georgia, as someone who worked hard to ensure that black voters came out and voted in this past election cycle, what did you hear most from the folks that you speak with? what do they want to see most from a bid

we call upon most somberly the resignation of this president joe biden. if we leave any americans behind, if we leave thousands of those afghans who fought along our side behind, bravely, joe biden deserves to be in peach for a higher crime and misdemeanor of dereliction of duty. republicans in congress have to get on board with this process, build the case, start doing the work, and figure out how to get this done and impeach joe biden. now the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell says that impeachment is not on the table, but he couldn't hide the fact, but some democrats are starting to get hot under the collar. well, look, the president is not going to be removed from office. it's a democratic house, narrowly democratic senate, have a feeling, the american people didn't think they voted for this government. it's grosser expression. we fill in it, i think given some of the democrats affiliate, this goes beyond capitol hill. divisions of spread to ordinary citizens, half of americans, including one 3rd of democrats, now say that joe biden should resig

joe biden is also sitting relations. feel the strain with one of america's main allies, pretty senior government ministers, calling into question washington's go global ro, following the events in afghanistan, a superpower, that is also not preferred to stick at something, isn't probably superpower, eva, it is certainly not a global force. it's just a big power. what we've been seeing since the chaotic scenes all the nato western withdrawal from afghanistan and those scenes at the airport. all of them really combining to lead to a blame gay people pointing the thing is that each other from within what is increasingly a fraction, not just nato, but so called a special relationship that we've had so much about over the past few decades between the u k and the u. s. and now those very different assessments and pronouncements of the situation really playing out in public. it's been clear for many months that the situation could go very fast. the truth is, this did on fall more quickly than we had anticipated. british prime m

joe biden did not touch on the recent air strike that was aimed at. i sell, but ended up killing civilians including children. now joe biden also emphasized that the united states would always come to the aid of its allies. it has its back of those countries that are aligned with it. here's what joe biden said, while the major powers of the world have a duty in my view to carefully manage their relationships. so we do not chip from responsible competition to conflict. we are not seeking a new cold war. or world wide is in the rigid block. the united states is ready to work with any nation will stand up for our allies and our friends and oppose attempts by stronger countries and dominate weaker ones. now this comes amid the aftermath of a decision last week by the united states to enter a trilateral security packed with australia and the united kingdom. the orchestra packed has been set up and this agreement was seen as a slap in the face to france. a long time nato ally of united states that resulted in submarine contrast, the sale of submarines by fr

joe biden promises half a 1000000000 doses of coven jobs, the poor nations. but it seems not for everyone. we look at how washington's photos are being left behind. ah, i live on worldwide. this is archie international from moscow. and my name's called embrace just to and 7 pm on monday in the russian capital is your needs for this, our stability and predictability. those are the keys to international relations according to put in in an interview with americans. mbc news way also pointed out that the united states had failed to play. it's past the spoke ahead of that 1st summer. we're expecting with president biden on wednesday, where critics predict awkward conversations in question if the pair can actually reset their relations, rushes later. also talk, cybersecurity, nato, china, and jailed russian activists, alexi, nevada, now water causal. this is area patricia high, that alia, 1st off. and so there's quite a few things that quite a lot of ground they're going to cover in this interview, which is going to be broadcast later. first, the us russia relation

people are very little confidence in joe biden. even, even the democrats, the polls are showing the democrats think that they would be better off without him, but comma le harris, they're sort of in a, in a box because common harris has absolutely no popularity among the people. and so if they get rid of biden, they're stuck with comma le harris. so they're really kind of in a pinch, they box themselves in very bad way. is this a one off? do you think or do you see this kind of result being repeated in the mid terms and in future actions and all the way up to 2024? i think this is going to be copied. the tremendous success in virginia really came about because of opposition to the critical race theory, the, the homosexual infiltration into the schools, the pornographic literature in the schools. that is the number one issue, but also there are collateral issues like there is tremendous resistance to vaccine mandates. and i think these issues that were framed in virginia will go on and they'll become very popular issues across the n

and chris cuomo welcome to the program and there is no doubt that expectations are high when joe biden takes the oath to become the 46th u.s. president later today biden says getting the economy back on track cannot happen unless the pen demick is brought under control and he's prepared to spend a lot to make that happen his $1.00 trillion dollar american rescue plan includes a $1400.00 to die for $200.00 direct payments to most households $400000000000.00 in public health measures to control the pandemic now these include a national backs a nation program and a plane to plan to reopen school safely in the spring he also wants to raise the minimum rage from $7.25 to $15.00 an hour now taking a more long term view he's pledged to invest trillions more in infrastructure clean energy and on buying american made products none of this will come cheap of course as well as boring a whole lot of biden is hoping to bring in additional cash by raising taxes on the wealthiest americans from $37.00 to over 39 percent now more statistics here 400000 people in the united states have so far died with

brent: joe biden is considered a solid partner. what about german-american relations moving forward? >> i think germany as the biggest economy in europe is absolutely going to be a key partner for the biden administration. what is important to remember is joe biden has decades of experience. he knows the leaders of all european countries pretty much. we are told that when european leaders would visit the senate, they would be going from person to person. they would say hello, senator. when they got to him, they would say hi, joe. those lines of communications are already up. they are ready to move. that will certainly be helpful in terms of german-u.s. relations. there had been many people hoping that biden might come to the munich security conference. it is not going to be held because of the pandemic. i know there are going to be a lot of people hoping this is one of the first places joe biden travels to. brent: what about the north stream two pipeline between germany and russia? joe biden is an opponent of that project. that is

exactly, i mean ben guns might be able to get on a bit better with joe biden, but we know that joe biden and benjamin netanyahu did not get on just how bad that relationship has been fractured. i guess we'll find out when the memoirs written, but you'll remember that when joe biden was vice president, he travelled to israel to talk about settlements on the morning that he arrived. benjamin netanyahu decided that he would announce an expansion of the settlements that was seen as a huge diplomatic insult to the united states. and then when joe biden became president, it took him a long time to call benjamin netanyahu. normally, the really leader is right out there in the list of people that get the call from the newly elected president benjamin netanyahu. i don't think even broke the top 10 if you even broke the top 20. and there was pressure on joe biden to make that call . it's quite simply that the 2 men don't go. and so the idea of perhaps a new government in israel that might change the dynamic between this white house. and of course, what happens in israel. but what undoubtedly will

that came precisely from joe biden . and so you know, it without, without president biden giving the u. s. media, this stuff to work with. they wouldn't be able to spend a good chunk of a supposedly serious interview on such a harmful nonsense. that the substance was, was not given the way they got to a subject like base weaponry and said to let you know, let's get rid of all weapons in space. they immediately think i immediately changed the subject. great. so david, sorry to interrupt the theory though that this could just be for the, you know, playing to the cry, playing to the media. but behind closed doors, these 2 very serious politicians will actually get down to business and find things to talk about, which will be productive. i certainly hope so, and i absolutely encourage it. i mean, for those of us who are members of the human race, the enemy here is not one of these governments, but the pile of nuclear weapons that the to hold between them. and there is absolutely no reason for the 2 of them not to get togethe

joe biden has vowed to promptly rejoined the paris climate agreement he also wants the u.s. to be climate neutral by 2050. overhauling trump's immigration policies joe biden will overturn the travel ban for citizens from several muslim countries. he also wants to open a path to citizenship for millions of migrants who currently live in the u.s. without a residency permit. with these measures biden intends to quickly reverse the policies of his predecessor but could that jeopardize attempts at reconciliation with trump supporters. that you biden seems to be assuming that pandemic recovery in both the health and economic senses is something that can unify and really bring both sides together but even mask where it became a partisan issue under donald trump so 2 questions will that change and does biden need to bring in people attentions from the other side well to his reminding us in fact the democrats do have at least a thin majority in both houses of congress i think that mask wearing will remain a partisan issue i'm not sure how much that will matter in the long term becaus

how difficult do you think will be for president joe biden to restore lost trust. i think it's it's going to be difficult no doubt but i think you may be better off than most of us think because. half of the voting people in the country 1st of all are on his side and the key i think will be really signs inspirations and communications in the early part of his presidency in the 1st 100 or as he said his the 10 days as it always really has been to his new presidents in the united states it's going to be impossible to solve all the problem if you think about it you know trying to change and share your vision the economy international relations and so on but politically we know what did the trick in the past is really inspiration will he be able to inspire americans across the board 2 things here are against him his agent has a record he's just been around for a long long time so you know really a newbie and newbies are the ones who have been given chances but on the other hand he got into a job that does make him something up and if i may be a moderate successful man

please put your marks on joe biden. we'll move on to geneva this week, where he needs russian president vladimir putin to come with a message that the u. s. is ready to respond if russia continues its military build up on nato's eastern flag. and we can get more from dw correspondent oliver's ballot who joined us now from washington, d. c. over strong words there from joe biden, as he prepares to meet with russia's president vladimir putin on a wednesday. i'll tell you more about what we can expect from that meeting in geneva will clear we will see a very different approach. first and foremost, joe biden said earlier today, as we also heard in the report that the u. s. is not looking for a conflict, but he wants to make clear, well, the red lines are so you said russia is a worthy adversary called food and also bright and tough in the psychology behind that, if you will, is that he's trying to show he's taking putin seriously, he also softened his tone as you remember a little earlier he called to put in a killer. so we

because joe biden, the u. s president is set to meet with lead to me, a potent the russian president here on wednesday, just about 2 kilometers but way in a very lovely chateau. yes. a very lovely shot to that has a very big history. and while we are very high up, we've got a view of the whole city. we want to show you even back the pictures we're going to show you satellite images of the historic venue, why i thought is going to take place. now it is actually located in one of the most scenic parks in the 18th century, villa log growers, i will say yes, it is indeed very, very beautiful and very green. and as i said, it is no stranger to historic offence. so in fact, in 1864, it actually hosted the signing of the 1st geneva convention and not a cool set, the framework for humane treatment of civilians in conte conflict. now as we also mentioned, the presidents all set to meet face to face in the pillars. library for a potentially key to conversation. that's not what the media is preparing for. it is also in a

we will hunt you down to make you pay that angry old uncle joe biden. they're talking about this new all his long voice. his case ought to be confused with cable or special case on. eagle ordered as strikes for whenever they pop on what it might be hard to believe, given their general accuracy for their strikes, you still need special forces time on the ground, guiding them in just in case civilians can wait. there is no way to than the last us, so do an african install it p o, shaping history is not just sending out an image off. joe biden, according to reuters and his last phone call to ask our president, gone before couple fell and gone. the data runner, the american president, couldn't one anyway, if he tried said there was a need, whether it's true or not, there is a need to project a different mixture. it's accurate, helpful. so i'm not going to get into private diplomatic conversations or legal transcripts of phone calls. so yeah, it's accurate. we're well into jo biden's words, the project at different pages than each which is hard when the pict

there are some tough questions ahead for the joe biden them in the nation. and the next steps would be enriching above the 20% level that we are at, also perhaps even more immense than that. they had started to exclude that they could go further there as well. what did the united states do if it's moving down the road toward nuclear weapons. and we saw the president react militarily militarily to an attack in which americans were not killed, presumably he will have to do more. and i don't know what plan beas. it does seem that the president is thinking about this and it's not 2015. they recognize this. but i believe it's canada have joe biden that includes what is there to prevent that. and that means that you are still thinking that it's insignificant to reiterate. and i assume that there are debates about all of this. and that includes concluding this so far so good, the administration is not adequate and what they are doing, they are not getting sanctions released merely to get them to come back to the table, they have made some missteps, but they are spe

joe biden has now taken over at the helm. covid-19 considerations meant that the public did not witness events as they ordinarily would and the capitol riots two weeks ago. 25,000 groups guarded washington, d.c., against further violence. despite the buildup, joe biden delivered a message of peace, hope and unity and a return to democratic norms. let's take a listen. >> my distinguished guests and fellow americans, this is america's day. this is democracy's day. the day of history and hope of renewal and resolve. through a crucible for the ages and america has risen to the challenge. today, we celebrate the triumph not of a candidate, but of a cause, the cause of democracy. >> we are in washington, d.c.,. on inauguration day like no other. can you talk us through the key moments from your perspective in washington. >> the key moments began earlier in the day, james, with then president-elect joe biden attending a mass. one of the unwritten traditions, if you will. he is catholic and it was a catholic mass and did so in the co

this offer is summit with the us president joe biden. that's a helicopter company in the camera seem to be on that prep, says joe biden, arriving. they told us to to begin in the next time, more on that with my colleague. so rahman in just a couple of minutes sir. ah, something was going to change as anything really changed. this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we're in a race against the variance, know what to say. we're. we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the house. the bottom line when i was just there, i'm frank assessments is an argument for suggesting the department ministrations thing along again. it's very much more embrace on the iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and the politics then that life has been shape? why vitamin the in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazee

very frosty. recently, particularly with the joe biden administration, joe biden. not even cooling, i had one for 3 months into his presidency, really giving him the cold shoulder and then add one particularly upset is the fact that joe biden decided to cool the mass killings of armenians in world war one, genocide anchor absolutely furious about that. so of course these 2 lead will have a lot to talk about. ok. natasha butler in brussels. thank you for that's just a waiting to hear from you in stoughton, but hopefully quite soon may what russian president vladimir putin has told us tv network. he is open to a possible prison, a swap with the united states. he meets president joe biden in geneva, on wednesday after the summons to former us marines, the current imprisoned in russia. one of them is serving 16 years for espionage. the highest profile russian prisoner in the us is victor boat. he is a russian arms trafficker once applied arms to war, torn countries on to the knees. and israel's new government is getting down to work a day after parliament approved and

my fellow americans, joe biden announced a 6 point plan to deal with code 19. what the white house called a puff out of the pandemic. if we implement, i believe, and the scientists indicate that the months ahead, we can reduce the number of unvaccinated americans decrease as hospitalizations in depth and allow our children to go to school safely and keep our economy strong by keeping businesses open. federal employees will no longer have the option of regular testing instead of vaccination. they and government contracts will have $75.00 days to get vaccinated or face disciplinary action. all 70000000 health care workers work. institutions that receive federal funding will have to be vaccinated . all employers with workforce is over $100.00 must ensure their employees are vaccinated or regularly tested will face a $14000.00 fine for each violation. 300000 teachers who take part in federal programs will have to be vaccinated. and the president urge states to insist on vaccinated stuff in their schools. in all its estimated up to 2 thirds of the u. s . workforce m

biden than they were to donald trump. >> we are as negative as a collective media on joe biden, if not more so than we were to donald trump at a time when he was trying to overthrow democracy. gerry: to make up for being mean to joe biden and kamala harris some news organizations have been doing serious objective reporting. like this one in san francisco chronicle which exposes the real meaning behind the vice presidents wallpaper choices. it's hard-hitting stuff, the poster is well on the way, the shocking and potential consequences that we've only seen came at the end of the election in 2012, it was a highly successful company to protect joe biden committee on his report that might've been damaging the most outrageous case was the infamous laptop, with vital documents with presidential candidates in a very unflattering light and deals with the hostile for government between himself and his family. the media recalled the story, big tech companies like twitter and facebook actually blocked anyone reading other stories about it. >> they read the story and they say this is one of the stu

it's joe biden, but you're really talking to the u. s. plus all of its nato allies. and the reality is, in terms of offensive cyber operations information warfare. russia has to deal with the cia, nato nato information warfare units, g, c, h, q, 77th brigade, the integrity and of type projects, all the miriana of civil quote, civil society organizations that are dotted around the baltics active were visa. ve the situation in bella? ruse that ukraine is well, not to mention the hostilities in the ukraine in ukraine. and the fact that the united states is single handedly torpedo dominguez accords consistently really for the last 5 or 6 years, then making sure that that makes the cords are not realized. so maintaining that arc of tension with regards to ukraine. so there's that plus the issue of syria, that's almost on the back burner in comparison to europe right now with regards to what suppressing matter for russia and also for the west. so it's a, it's kind of a weighted game to in the u. s. is talking like it's a bilateral summit, but it's not, it's really, it's th

that's what joe biden wanted to achieve here in brussels. and to achieve that, he had to come up with an interesting offer. and the offer came in the form of a deal on aircraft subsidies. this had lab 2 legal battles, lasting 17 year long and also met the terrorists imposed on both sides of you and the u. s. it was all about state subsidies for boeing on one side in the us and on air bus here in the e. u. now there is a $5.00 fee of truth on these powers, which means that the air between the under us should be clear for why this meeting started with a breakthrough on aircraft. the agreement we have fall now really opens a new chapter in our relationship. because we move from litigation to cooperation on aircraft and that after almost 20 years of dispute, it is the longest trade dispute in the history of w t o. the relationship between the you and the u. s. had a pretty badly from 4 years of donald trump. now joe biden wasn't town to strengthen this very strategic atlantic partnership that those 2 packets have had for a long time. biden has c

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let's get more on joe biden's, european tour with david o sullivan, who was a boss of it to the restroom 2014 to 2019. welcome to d. w, let's start with the boeing agreement to continue to disagree. how significant is this time pre settlement of that trade dispute? i think it's a very important breakthrough. it is a complicated problem. i've been involved in that litigation many years ago. i know how complex it is. it was impossible to find the definitive agreement in the time available, but taking time out and pausing the the other towers for 5 years is a huge relief to the other industries involved and will give the negotiators time to find the delicate wording on, on what kind of subsidies can eventually be legally given to large civil aviation producers to find a solution to that. so it's actually a very big deal. and i think a very positive side, both for the other industries affected and poisoned by this dispute, but also for airbus and boeing, especially as they will face increasing competition mainly from chinese producers in the future. ok, let's talk about to china. has been bu

will joe biden have to rethink his his deadline? he's been very clear about it, the telephone and said they wouldn't tolerate an extension to any deadline. but the reality is, as you said, it may become extremely difficult if not impossible, to safely to get us to weston citizens out of i've gotten this done the moment. can you afford to leave people there? does it have to extend the deadline? he's going to have to be he did call for contingency plans and he, casey, had to, i think we may see some major activity over the weekend leading and time leaving need. and after the weekend over the weekend itself, it's just cause we're drastic action that you cannot leave americans and allies behind because they become instant hostages. and that that is unfathomable in the eyes of the united states in the american people. and for that matter, the world is something drastic is going to have to happen. and there is talk that elements within the department of defense or so outraged that i would not put it past somebody taking initiative on its

joe biden is taking a huge risk the new u.s. president is making reform of america's outdated immigration system one of his key policy goals critics though say any hint of a more humane approach will only trigger a new surge of immigrants heading for america's southern border meanwhile the e.u. is taking a tougher approach one that observers.