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h let's go back to inflation for a moment, steve, because the white house saying, the fed is saying thatroblem. so many economists say once you let the inflation genie out of the bottle, it can be a bigger problem than they're letting on here. >> i hope it is transient. i don't want to keep paying $3, 4, 5, 6 a gallon for gasoline, and you see it in the stores and the grocery stores and airline flights. you're just seeing it right now. and for the fed to say -- they've been asleep at the switch on this. it may beht transitory, but i'm nervous about it. and i do think that monica makes a really good point which is biden keeps saying i'm not going to raise taxes on people with less than $400,000, but every time you go to gas pump, that's the biden tax -- jackie: that's not going to to change, steve. that's not necessarily because of all the spending and printing of money, that's because of the administration's policies when it comes to green energy. i almost see that as a separate issue. but monica, i want to get to you on this because people who voted for this administration maybe not und

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h. o.-convened phase ii covid-19 origin study including, as recommended by the experts report, in china. the biden white house has called for that before, and it hasn't happened. they are reviewing available intelligence without chinese data so far, and now it sounds like international partners have been doing the same. >> it doesn't look as though this particular disease as the origin came from a lab. clearly, anybody would want to keep an open mind. reporter: if the g-7 was about figuring out how to address bad behavior by china this nato summit in the coming days will be about figuring out how to address bad behavior by russia and vladimir putin who says they thinks u.s. russia relations are at their lowest point in years. >> i want to make it clear. i think he's right it's a low point. i was going to find out whether or not he, in fact, did engage in trying to interfere in our election, that i was going to take a lack at whether he was involved in the cybersecurity breach that occurred, et cetera, and if i did i was going to respond. i did. i checked it out. so i had access to all of the intelligenc

as ethical may be as the white house claims with comparison being told to the truck is and how he employed his nearest and dearest. ah, good morning for our team will do use h q moscow. kevin o'neill, with the latest for this 25th of june. so 1st and 2 of europe's most powerful nations, germany and france, are leading their way to open dialogue with russia. and they're even proposing a summit swell for other states presents a more challenging step shelly buttons. he's got the latest on it because of the traditional, it was impossible to agree to a meeting on a management level or a leadership level. but for me, it is important that the dialogue format of haney and continue to work on it personally. i would have lied to see a bolder step on how to approach relations with russia. that was one of the big questions. the leaders will banging their heads over at that summit in brussels throughout so thin into the we as of friday morning. come trees complete a, divide it on how they dealt with that heavy hitters like germany and frog saying the only way forward is dialogue to reopen. summits with the russian president, putin minus i think we as well as the europea

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um h, president biden is honoring the survivors and remembering the victims of two deadly days in tulsa, oklahoma, when a whited hundreds of black residents and destroy their livelihoods. fox's madeline rivera is in tulsa with what the president is doing to try to help combat racial inequality and equity. excuse me here in america. president biden is the first president to travel here to tulsa to commemorate the tulsa race massacre, one of the nation's darkest and largely most forgotten moments of racial violence, and it comes during a nationwide push for racial justice for much too long. the history of what took place here was told in silence. cloaked in darkness. just because history is silent. it doesn't mean that it did not take place. it's a day of solemn remembrance for the hundreds of black lives lost in the tulsa race massacre 100 years ago between may 31st and june 1st 1921, a white mob looted and burned homes and businesses in tulsa's greenwood district, known as black wall street, roughly 300 black community members were killed and thousands more were forced into internment camps. hear the screams h

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white house correspondent laura barron-lopez. chris, let's start with the president's trip. what did you think? >> i said this earlier to rachel. i think the bar was low because h didn't get in conflict with anybody. there wasn't any kind of difficult moments except for the one with kaitlan collins. in the end, not much was accomplished. no damage was done. that's probably all they were looking for, george. to come out unscathed, no big mistakes, come home and he can say america is back. that's what his point was. i don't think he did anything that made us believe we weren't. >> is that fair? >> i think it was better than that, more significantly better. first of all, americans love their president is admired. when you put the whole trip together, geneva, england and brussels, the whole package was america was in the driver's seat and americans like that. will it change the dynamis in congress? no. second, i think he finally -- specifically to the putin meeting, one, he got our allies organized in supporting america. to the putin meeting it stopped at the descent of that relationship. we won't know unless russia breaks the lines on cyber. he said i have the lis

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