paid less. i think women should get paid more. >> we do, too. >> equal. more than they are, equal to men. thanks for being with us. we'll be here tomorrow for you. you don't want to miss the big state visit. that's going to be an exciting thing to watch at the white house. good thursday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm bean nah golodryga. any moment now president biden will honor french president emmanuel macron and his wife. the first state visit of the biden/harris administration. the white house hopes this visit will underscore the deep and enduring relationship between the two countries. there are, of course, still plenty of issues the leaders need to work through, including russia's war in ukraine, how to approach china and any potential

tensions still stemming from a u.s.-australia submarine deal that blindsided the french and cost them a multibillion dollar defense contract. let's begin at the white house. cnn's m.j. lee is standing by on the south lawn. what's the president's focus for today? >> reporter: bianna, just to set the scene for you, we've been outside on the south lawn of the white house where we've been seeing a military proceeding play out. of course, the band is playing as well as we wait any minute for the french president and his spouse. the first lady of france to arrive for a big arrival ceremony. that's going to kick off the day. then the middle portion of the day, as you talked about, is sort of the working portion of the day where the two leaders are going to have a lengthy bilateral discussion on so many things at the top of their agenda including the war in ukraine as you said. challenges posed by countries like china, like iran, and the

day will end with the big state dinner. one of the reasons, every time there's an official state visit it's a big deal at the white house. a reason there's so much more attention and maybe so much much more pomp and ceremony here today and things are on a bigger scale than usual is because the president has not been able to have an official state visit for covid-related reasons for the two years he's been in office. this is the first time he's getting ready to host an event like this. my colleague, kate bennett, is reporting that some 400 guests are going to show up to this dinner. it is going to be a large tent at the south lawn. in so many ways, a lot of diplomacy and ceremony on the day. one thing to note on the bilateral meeting happening later today. china is going to be an incredibly interesting space to watch, particularly because president biden, as you know, a couple weeks ago in bali had a

very lengthy meeting with xi jinping, the leader of china. we're told by officials the two leaders are expected to trade notes on how they manage that working relationship with president xi. that's just one of many issues that the two leaders are going to discuss. of course, we're going to be watching that press conference very carefully, a rare opportunity for reporters here and foreign press as well to pose questions to president biden. >> m.j. lee at the white house, thanks so much. it's an alliance that goes back all the way to the revolutionary war. for more on today's relationship between the two countries, melissa bell is live in paris. i don't mean to tell you how dark the period was between these two countries this time last year after the u.s.-australia submarine deal which supplanted a deal with france had. france took the extraordinary step of recalling its ambassador. is that issue behind france and the u.s. now?

>> i think there was a question of substance. of course, there was the loss of that some $60 billion submarine deal to france. but there was the way in which it had been announced since europeans learned about it, from the press conference that president biden held with his british and australian counterparts. i think that really ruffled their feathers. the ambassador recalled since they've patched things up and both sides we're told have taken measures to try to restore trust. it really had become an issue of trust. and yet, things ahead of that bilateral meeting we're going to be following today, not as simple as you might think. after that submarine deal, all the events in ukraine brought these transatlantic allies together, various g7 summits at nato specifically. behind the unity, the question of the consequences of the war. we in europe are facing a very chilly winter with extremely high energy prices.

the french president is going to be asking for help, cheaper gas prices to help out an ally on that. but at the heart of their disagreement is really the european request that they can get some kind of access for some of their companies to the multibillion dollar american subsidy scheme, to greener energies, the move towards greener energies has been passed by congress, due to come to effect in january. europe says it will be hugely punitive for its own industries. they say it should now be left behind. this is something president macron spoke to as he had the, woulding lunch at congress at capitol hill. fairly bluntly, calling the move super aggressive and asking congress to understand the french position. i think that's something he's going to be very keen to talk to president biden about. we'll have to see what room for maneuver there is on it. i think there's a sense from the european side that they vice president been listened to as

carefully as they should, nor treated to the level of the transatlantic alliance. >> the french calling some of the president's policies overly protectionist. obviously that's going to be an issue they're going to be discussing as well. melissa bell, thank you. joining us to discuss, margaret talev and molly ball. this is biden's first state visit, macron's second state visit to the u.s. because he had one here under president trump. what's notable right here is that relationship was interesting under trump, macron trying to establish some rapport there, cooled a bit in the later years. expecting a lot from the biden administration, margaret talev, but began with disappoint. >> obviously the macron-trump relationship was almost

cartoonish in terms of we were all focused on the size of the parade or the weird bro man handshake. here there's much less of that kind of drama. the drama behind the scenes starting out of the gate with the conflict over a submarine deal that cost france billions of dollars. now you see an interesting bifurcation because, of course, europe, including france, is very happy that the biden administration is a clear supporter of nato, clearly embracing the transatlantic alliance. they've been important allies, although slightly different positions on ukraine, but you have those economic tensions and this is where the rubber meets the road. in every international relationship both leaders have their own domestic considerations as well as shared international considerations. for biden this inflation reduction act, the key vote from joe manchin was hugely important for biden domestically, but it made it harder for non-u.s.

automakers in the ev space to sell their products to the united states. that is a huge amount of conflict between the u.s. and france right now. so i think you see, they're going to be talking about really important areas of agreement on iran, on china and on ukraine, but the sort of trade tensions, and macron saying, hey, our u.s. environmental policy is protectionist, is going to be good for biden but hurt macron. these are turned lying tensions as the visit starts. >> in terms of the economic impact this war has had on europe specifically when it comes to gas prices, france has not suffered as much as other european countries, namely germany, because france has not depended as much on russian oil and invested heavily in nuclear technology. that having been said, molly ball, this is coming a a time when nato, yes, has been unified

around this war, but we're starting to see fissures here and we're focused on a potential price cap in russian oil being negotiated amongst eu members. that's likely coming up today as well. >> that's right. that's obviously another really important area of focus for both of these countries. i think, as margaret was saying, if you pull back the lens from some of the more immediate conflicts and controversies, this relationship is such a perfect window into the difference between this administration and the last one where i think a lot of people in the white house feel that the president hasn't necessarily gotten enough credit for the promises that he's been able to keep on foreign policy where so much of what he talked about coming into the white house was repairing those relationships with allies, that he argued that trump had been so destructive to.

we saw trump obviously undermining nato and the alliance, but also generally having different relationships with our traditional allies. biden coming in promising to repair that. but at the same time, as margaret was talking about, continuing the trump policies on trade, not necessarily unwinding various tariffs and implementing new policies like the inflation reduction act that had similar effects. so that is obviously going to be an issue under discussion and a major point of tension here. >> protectionism you can argue with regards to europe, china. a bipartisan u.s. approach to those countries. we're waiting for the president and the first lady to greet the french president and first lady brigitte macron, also vice president harris and her husband douglas emhoff. >> you see the u.s. flag and the

french flag. as we watch and wait, about a minute to kbo, melissa, expectations from the french side for this visit? >> expectations, i would say not that high. i think the french president, even as he goes in with the tough talk will no doubt continue today. as margaret said, the inflation reduction act was extremely important for the american president. these are measures that need to be taken domestically of course. he needs to be able to make europe's voice heard. again, because europe has felt not only that it hasn't been treated right's a transatlantic partner showed on a substance of issues, that it hasn't been looked after and given the love he feels it deserves.

we'll hear from him on all of those issues. he is, of course, speaking on behalf of all europeans. it's the german automobile sector likely to be hardest hit europe-wide. they could prepare their own subsidy measures. if ever there was no room for maneuver in retaliation. it's avoiding that kind of trade war towards which we're slowly headed, that he's going to try to find some room for concession, some room for maneuver and of course for the president on a personal basis that he has a much easier relationship with than he did the last time he visited washington for a state visit, jim. >> margaret, you talk about the delicate dance that the president is going to have to manage in this meeting because it's coming when you've got political unrest. we have a little bit more stability in the united kingdom. things didn't look that way just a few months ago in terms of the turnover there in prime ministers. you have angela merkel no longer the head of germany, much less profiled leader there in that

country. so in many ways, one could argue that president biden is hoping to bring president macron up to that level of the so-called leader of europe right now. >> you're right there has been so much instability. i think this visit is much easier now than it would have been a month ago, which is why it didn't happen a month ago. biden is in a much stronger position after the minimized losses of democrats. that's important. but, yes, winter is coming, and winter for europe, winter for ukraine could be devastatingly difficult and expensive. this is really about europe's vulnerabilities as well as u.s. domestic verdicts. >> when you look at the costs that europeans are paying, they exceed what americans are feeling right now. you have the principal energy suppliers for europe, russia,

being cut off. they've got to find new supplies as winter is coming. that's led to higher costs both for families and manufacturers. let's listen in here as we are just moments away from the arrival of president macron and french first lady brigitte macron to be greeted by president biden, the first lady. let's listen in.

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also on the agenda today is china. there's also the french component and the european component in terms of a relationship with china. president macron opened the door to a potential visit to china himself sometime next year, once again highlighting the difference in relations between european countries in china and the united states and china. >> there is a difference. there's also a similarity. i think for both of these countries or continents, it's a very delicate relationship with china. it comes against the backdrop of the recent protests there and the various forms of unrest and difficulty that china is facing. so you know the white house has faced questions over whether they are being sufficiently strong on the issue of the lockdown protests in china. so it's certainly going to be a matter under discussion as the french and the united states are

both seeking to navigate that tricky relationship. >> it's taken some pushing for the u.s. with europe. the u.s. was more standoffish, you might say, with china, particularly on issues of technology such as huawei. over time those views have become morale lined between the u.s. and its european allies.

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a notable moment there to see the leaders exchanging kisses on each cheek. during the pandemic era that wouldn't have happened, nor would the state visit. this is the first state visit president biden has held since taking office, although it is macron's second state visit as president. he visited here when trump was president in april of 2018. you can see the two presidents there meeting the u.s. vice president, kamala harris, and the second gentleman to the left, douglas emhoff. secretary of state antony blinken. also visible in line, i think i

see janet yellen and others. you can see the u.s. rolling out the red carpet in every way for the french president and his wife brigitte macron. m.j. leo oh yes, that is janet yellen. m.j. lee is in the crowd for us. what else of note during this greeting with full state honors for the french president? >> jim, there is so much symbolism here as you expect from any official state visit. i don't think we've talked about this yet, so i should tell you there was an exchange of gifts which is customary for a visit like this. i'll walk you through a couple of the things that the french side has presented to the bidens as a part of this visit. there was a vinyl and a cd of the original soundtrack of a french film. this film happens to be, we are told, the first film that the bidens went to go see on their first date. so obviously personally important to the president and

the first lady here. there was also a ceremonial cup, a sweater and a watch. so a number of things that were presented as gifts to president biden and the first lady. of course, this is just sort of a continuation and a part of the bigger theme that we are going to see throughout the day, really a mix of the american, the french in terms of the conversations, of course, that they're going to be having, but also those themes that we're going to see running throughout the different ceremonial events we'll see throughout the day and culminating at the end of the day in the evening at this big state dinner where, as my colleague was laying out before, a lot of the different themes that we're going to see are going to be a mix of the two countries and the two countries' long running relationship and the two different cultures. in that sense, it is going to be a day filled with so much

symbolism. and i think for president biden, choosing president macron for his first state visit, it's a very comfortable place in a lot of ways for him to be in. this is a country that he has talked about as being the oldest ally for the united states. i should note, too, yes, this is going to be a very long bilateral meeting that we see later today. it's certainly not the first time the two men have spoken. in fact, throughout the president's presidency the first two years, the two men have spoken plenty of times on the phone, in person, including most recently, of course, in bali, indonesia on the sidelines of the g20 summit. one thing that's interesting to note to sort of capture how often those conversations happen, president biden had his bigby rat ral meeting with the president of china, xi jinping. and then the very next day there was an emergency meeting that was called in bali to discuss

this missile strike in poland. in that meeting that was another opportunity for president biden to fill in other leaders, including president macron, of some of the things he discussed in that meeting with president xi. again, i think it's not a surprise that president biden might have chosen president macron for his first state visit. it is going to be sort of a fun day for him because this is somebody that he is very comfortable with in addition to, of course, being a day that is filled with a lot of work. >> as we're waiting to hear the national anthems from both countries, we should note the two couples also had dinner last night at a seafood restaurant in washington, d.c. as well. >> reporter: particularly because president macron's wife is here, so the four of them, president biden, first lady jill biden, mcmacron and his wife

brigitte went to dinner in georgetown. i'll let you listen in. >> yes, let's listen in. ♪ ♪

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just heard the anthem there, of course "the star-spangled banner" for the u.s. and the french anthem, one of the best out there, up lifting. quite a moment there. they are, as we're saying, giving all the bells and whistles for a full state visit, including, if you saw in the wide shot, you might have seen some smoke rising over just beyond the white house, that from a 21-gun salute to greet the french president as part of this official state visit. the thought occurred to me, bianna, both of these leaders have some world cup football to watch this weekend, with both the french and the u.s. team advancing at the world cup. >> exactly. two superstars, a team full of super starts on the young u.s. team as we await them taking on nether lands this saturday. picture perfect day, if not a bit chilly, in washington, d.c., unlike what we saw yesterday

with the torrential rains. it is notable, margaret, that president macron spent the day with vice president harris, they visited nasa together n. a sense, once again, the administration in the u.s. reminding the world and perhaps those here stateside that she is a partner to him in this administration, she saying last week, fa if he does choose to run again, that she will be his running mate. >> i think that's right. mack current's engagement with the vice president is important, and the place where they were engaging is important as well because nasa, of course, is a place where the u.s. and france can have partnerships both in space exploration and in the cybersecurity space. that's really important. the other book end to this trip is going to be a visit to new orleans. of course, that embodies kind of the past history of the u.s. and

france as well as the future. i'm really struck watching this, and i've covered many state visits. i got to be a guest at a dinner for one of them. these take months to prepare. they take days to pull off. just today itself, this is just the beginning of it. there's so much pomp and circumstance, and bilateral meetings, multilateral meetings and combinations of small bilateral meetings. i think in our era of twitter and tiktok and my company is all about smart brevity, this is almost a throwback -- we're watching the color guard and the music and stuff, but these events are meant, when you have the two leaders and the vice president and other members of the cabinet in these individual bilateral meetings, they're meant to strengthen the human bonds, the personal bonds under the thought that that can actually have an impact on the

relationship, not just the policy, but the time spent experiencing these moments together and being on display for the world. >> we should note as the u.s. president and the french president review u.s. forces, this is an alliance going back to the revolutionary war, but also france lost many soldiers in afghanistan following the withdrawal. let's listen to his comments here .

being america's oldest friend and ally, as you mentioned, jim, dating back to the revolutionary war. >> this band here which is a fixture of these state events, the u.s. fife and drum, a throwback to revolutionary war times when this alliance was first forged . bianna, when you think about the world of these two leaders as they watch the pomp and circumstance here, they have very real -- not just a standoff between ukraine and russia, but the west, nato and russia, given

its support, military support for ukraine, no end in sight for that war. but also, as we were discussing earlier, not a war but a growing standoff with china. the u.s., its european allies, with china in the economic sphere but also the national security sphere. that really the story behind that submarine deal where australia, in effect, joining the u.s. with u.s. submarine technology to help stand up to china's militarize in the east. they've got a lot of very real and challenging issues to discuss. >> president biden describing that nuclear deal as handled sloppily. and president macron even going as far as saying the prime minister of australia at the time had lied to him. but other pressing issues, of course, as president biden is in a way trying to position macron as the new leader of europe,

there have been annoyances throughout this nine-month war and even leading up to it given the number of conversations that president macron continued to pursue with president putin, annoyances and at the same time, an open channel of communication which is always welcome, too. >> ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> the temperature may be a little chilly on this december day, but our hearts are warm to welcome such close friends to the white house. president macron and brigitte, members of the delegation, distinguished guests, it's a genuine honor to host you for the first state visit of my administration, and to celebrate the enduring strength and

vitality of the great friendship between france and the united states of america. [ speaking french ] . >> as my friend and i were talking, france is our oldest ally, our unwavering partner in freedom's cause, from the spirit of marcus de lafayette who helped secure the success of our revolution to the sacrifice of american gis who stormed the beaches of normandy, our history has been shaped by the courage

of the women and men who crossed the atlantic carrying in their hearts the flame of liberty. today that flame burns more brightly than ever and the alliance between our two nations remains essential to our mutual defense. [ speaking french ] . >> as allies in nato, together with our european union and the

g7 and partners around the world, france and the united states are facing down vladimir putin's grasping ambition for conquest and russia's brutal war against ukraine, which has once more shattered peace on the continent of europe. [ speaking french ]. >> france and the united states are once again defending the democratic values and universal human rights which are the heart of both our nations. the wellspring of our strength is a shared commitment to liberty and justice for all.

[ speaking french ]. >> we are proving to people around the world that democracies deliver, from our joint leadership to make sure partners everywhere, everywhere and parents everywhere can feet their children, to cooperate and tackle the climb mass crisis and preserve our planet for generations yet to come, and on this world aids day we reaffirm our commitment to end the aids epidemic by 2030. [ speaking french ]

. >> president macron, you heard me speak before about the inflection point we stand at in history and how the choices we make today and in the years ahead will determine the course of our world for decades to come. and the united states could not ask for a better partner in this work than france. for centuries, we've come together, charted a course toward a world of greater freedom, greater opportunity, greater dignity and greater peace. [ speaking french ]

. >> in times of triumph and trial, france and the united states will meet the future just as we always have, confident in our shared capacity, sustained by the strength of our shared values and undaunted by any challenge that lies ahead, and the connections we're building today between our students, our businesses our trailblazers will see our alliance continue to prosper and grow stronger for decades to come. so, mr. president, welcome again

and welcome to the french delegation. i'm honored to have you here and looking forward to a wonderful day together. god bless both our nations and may god protect our troops. mr. president. [ applause ]

ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, the president of the french republic. >> translator: thank you so much, mr. president, dear jill, ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests --

>> translator: we are both honored and moved, mr. president, to be here with you today at the white house, honored and moved. like you said, mr. president, because our two nations are sisters in their fight for freedom. france from the beginnings of american independence, the inception of your country and the united states in the sacrifice from the trenches and to the beaches of normandy.

>> translator: accordingly we bear a duty to the shared history. as war returns to european soil, following russia's aggression on ukraine and in regard to the multiple crises our nations and societies face, we need to become brothers in arms once more. >> translator: this spirit of fraternity, enable us to build ambition and hope as our two countries share the same faith

and freedom in democratic values, in empowerment through education and work and in progress through science and knowledge. >> translator: our democracies on both sides of the ocean are being shaken by the same doubts as to our ability to be sufficiently strong and effective when it comes to the challenges we share, those of the climate, geopolitics and technology. they're in doubt in the face of

activism, hate speech and today's fears. >> translator: united to day by the same determination and the same strength of mind . >> translator: together we need to find a path for a possible future for all children, one of prosperity, justice and ecology. together we need to work to rebuild a unity of our societies through respect and cognition, the only means to eradicate

hate. together we need to frame new world balances to bring peace and build a renewed, more equitable partnership with the global south . our new frontiers are there and it is our shared responsibility to respond to this, and to that effect the united states and france, the strongest allies are there because our relationship is rooted in centuries .

it is our shared destiny to respond to those challenges together, true to our history, clear sighted of our world and determined to generate hope. long live the friendship between the united states and france. >> attention! >> you can see in that moment there between the u.s. and french presidents, i believe you can say with some confidence, a

warm relationship and a committed relationship. those words from the french president, emmanuel macron there, we need to become brothers in arms again, referencing specifically war in europe. that is the war in ukraine and the ukrainian forces that both the u.s. and france and nato allies, in fact, show so deeply since the conflict began in february. one note, bianna, as we watch this, the difference in generation between these two leaders. 44-year-old emmanuel macron, just a little bit over half the age of u.s. president joe biden. zblp y >> yes, but no novice to the world stage. you see differences and similarities between biden's predecessor and macron and their relationship. obviously there had been some tension there. things have also not changed in the form of handshakes at least, jim. i don't know what the record was there. once again, there's something about macron, when he meets a

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good morning, everyone, i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i'm jim sciutto. right now a warm welcome, a key moment in u.s./france relations. president biden and emmanuel macron now go behind closed