and the us secretary of state is speaking out against the nordstrom to pipelines, saying it must not be used as a course of tool against any european state. specifically, secretary anthony blinking is talking about ukraine, which the nordstrom to pipeline would allow russia to bypass while setting natural gas to europe. blake, its comments come amid meetings with german officials about how to protect europe's energy sovereignty. by the time we took office, the pipeline as a matter of its physical construction, was more than 90 percent complete. and we're determined to see if we can make something positive out of a difficult situation that we inherited. and to do it, we can to make sure that the end result is that your energy security is not undermine infected strength. and that your, that ukraine's position is not weakened that it's actually reinforced. our goal remains to ensure that russia cannot use energy as a course of tool as a weapon against ukraine or, or anyone else in europe. good place to speak of in the conversation. we had tony, made it very clear to me that there is an

i don't see what we got out of it. >> sean: you mentioned nordstrom. this is an important question because joe biden got a recommendation from his state department, they said do not grant this waiver. okay. joe granted the waiver. he did it while simultaneously, with the stroke of a pen, eliminating high paying career jobs in the energy sector on the keystone xl pipeline. then, i'm going to take it one more step further. if it was donald trump that did everything joe did here, and then it was donald trump's son, don jr., eric trump, that had moneys transferred to their company from a russian oligarch, first lady of moscow, why do i expect you would be accused day and night, 24-7, of family collusion. i don't know. i think there would be a lot different coverage? >> president trump: you just have to read the news for five years. from the day i came down the escalator, we've been under investigation and it turned out to be all false stuff. it was a terrible thing with the russia, russia, russia, which actually made it difficult to deal with russia. it wa

pipeline. — posture to russia, the nordstrom pipeline, angela merkel is a big fit of that _ pipelineserious split, not just on the wider european — serious split, not just on the wider european factors, because we are not part of— european factors, because we are not part of the _ european factors, because we are not part of the eu, we do not have us any more. — part of the eu, we do not have us any more, but on nato. outside germany— any more, but on nato. outside germany and france today, on the very day— germany and france today, on the very day that the british navy worship — very day that the british navy worship is having to gear up to battle — worship is having to gear up to battle stations and flash gear because _ battle stations and flash gear because they are potentially worried about _ because they are potentially worried about what the russians might do, it is a bad _ about what the russians might do, it is a bad look— about what the russians might do, it is a bad look indeed to. ok, about what the russians might do, it is a bad look indeed to.— is a bad look indeed to. o

and at the same time, we waved certain sanctions with regard to nordstrom to ag, and it's it's ceo. and the context is this. by the time we took office, the pipeline as a matter of its physical construction, was more than 90 percent complete. that was the reality, that's something we inherited and we're determined to see if we can make something positive out of a difficult situation that we inherited. and to do it, we can to make sure that the end result is that europe's energy security is not undermined. in fact, it's strengthened that you're, that ukraine's position is not weakened that it's actually reinforced. and that is the nature of the conversations that we're having with, with our dra partners, our goal remains to ensure that russia cannot use energy as a course of tool as a weapon against ukraine or anyone else in europe. and i appreciate the work that we're doing with germany to move in that direction 1st and comes down to title, have lots monitored again, monitored by not seem to come back to node stream to with respect to the talks you mentioned, is there a timeframe fo

, nordstrom, pipeline construction continue. do you agree with that? in this case? you know, trump got involved, got his nose, mark, should we not let countries make their own deals in regards to oil and gas? if it does not involve the united states, in fact, we have the ability to do it on our own here at home. well, there wouldn't be anything wrong with the, with the pipeline deals that other countries are cutting if we weren't cutting our own throat by stopping our own energy production, stopping our own ability to produce and it's not just the energy that close to the pipelines we haven't built new refineries to take it from, from oil, to gasoline, oil to other products in a long time because we can't get past some of the environmental regulations that are in place. we are cutting our own economy. we're cutting our own jobs while we're claiming that we're going to help clean up the environment and that the green new deal is going to stop places like india and china and others from continuing to pollute like crazy. when all w

you never heard of nordstrom, you never heard of all the things we did in terms of sanctions, so manyctions i was loving the idea of taking them off. i would love to take them off as soon as they got their act together. we had a great shot at having an unbelievable relationship with russia. jillian: you heard the former president say we gave a big stage to russia and the question, as we monday morning quarterback, the big question is was it ultimately the best idea to have those separate press conferences? you to allow vladimir putin to say whatever he wanted to say unchecked. >> without a president who was willing to go after him in that tÊte-À-tÊte kind of press conference situation. people-back to the scene in love actually with billy bob thornton where he has that back and forth and leslie marshall talked about that the other day, that image is important because it harkens back to a time they would counterbalance each other but instead we allow vladimir putin to go along and say whatever he wanted to say and have the world stage to himself for a long time whereas president biden s

nordstrom 2. he went in and gave up the store on nordstrom 2. the pipeline that will allow russia to control essentially the energy dependence of germany and others. we have a big show of for ships in the black sea on ukraine, vladimir putin and his people said we don't want to have that and they did a u-turn and came back and didn't go into the black see. jillian: we are running a little short on time. this clip, something you referenced a minute ago when you talked about the differences between president biden and donald trump, listen to what vladimir putin has to say on the two of them. >> donald trump is a next ordinary individual, proud individual otherwise he would not have become us president. president biden is radically different because president biden is a career man. he spent his entire adulthood in politics. jillian: you can hear a distinct difference in the approach from the mindset of vladimir putin. how important is it that president biden going to this and stand firm a lot of these topics and be tough? some of the topics up for

already has the biggest gift ever, nordstrom 2. power, leverage and money overall of europe. argue the decision on nordstrom 2 is a bigger disaster than what jimmy carter did when he gave away the panama canal. jillian: president biden will meet with russian president vladimir putin next week in geneva. todd: explosions and fire rocking an apartment complex in pennsylvania. police say it started when an enforcement officer barricaded himself in his home and set off an explosion, the officer was trying to do a follow-up when homes were golfed in flames. one person was hurt, that suspect in custody. jillian: one person is shot and 7 others arrested after an argument at a georgia mall. police say 25 shots rang out outside the mall sending shoppers into a panic. one witness said the family did in the store for two hours waiting. the 28-year-old victim, hospitalized and is expected to be okay. charges of not been announced for the suspect. todd: police identifying the man who shot and killed a toddler and his grandmother, at publix. he took his own life, police say he did not have

and proposed, but what is proposing in the future, there are few car america, and of course the nordstrom to pipeline would put enormous geopolitical pressure on ukraine and other european nations and really put vladimir putin in the driver's seat from that standpoint so all the actions he's taken, it weakens america and strengthens our enemies and puts our nation at risk. >> sean: we are about to do to investigative reports on the border. when the president of the united states not only doesn't and too bad, that they want to go to. now if you make a claim of amnesty we will fly you and your family to be with you when you enter the country illegally, and we haven't been able to sort through if that asylum request is valid. what is washington to do when an administration does not uphold the laws of the land? >> well we need to push back on it. over the last three months we've apprehended about 6,000 people per day, each and every day for the last three months. we have probably about a thousand got a ways that we know about, we don't know how many other people get away. as you are pointing

elizabeth: why taken the bargaining ship off the table about nordstrom to why did president biden removed the table? >> it is a total mystery why do you kiss up to russia and give them what they want before you meet with vladimir putin. now president biden is going into this meeting and he doesn't have chips to play with, we've been under attack with russia not necessarily the government, those actors within russia but he has no tools of bargaining chips to go through, this is part of joe biden's background he's been in washington, d.c. for 50 years he has no background in negotiation and it hurts our country. elizabeth: jason chaffetz, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. let's bring in magazine associate of editor he is getting signed on social media for telling cbs's morning that america needs to sacrifice more during the pandemic 22 million were out of work and home businesses shut down, what did you think of is,. >> it was insulting to all the people who did try so hard we were told at first we would have the lockdown and aggressively social distance for 14 or 15 days that tou

i think with the nordstrom pipeline, one of the reasons we did not stop that from germany is basically because we know that we need the help of the germans to deal with the chinese. host: we have run out of time so we're going to leave the conversation there. thank you so much our guests. thank you for watching. you can see this again by visiting our website and our facebook page. also twitter. bye for now. >> the face can tell a story without uttering a single word. simple touch. the unconventionality of life. witness through the lens of t human eye is what inspires us. t■t■çñçñçñ■?■?■?çÑ diep tran: i think people are aware of vietnamese cuisine, and most people don't want that cuisine to change or don't want to have their understanding of the cuisine to change. because the cuisine is changing all the time. the idea of a, like, this unifying national cuisine, vietnamese cuisine, it doesn't exist. really, it truly doesn't exist. even a unified vietnamese identity doesn't exist. [dings] like, it's kind of like saying italians--defined by tomatoes and olive oil. what people see as essent

this upcoming meeting with vladimir putin, he just approved the nordstrom 2 and gave him a pipeline,at putin wanted. he is canceling pipelines in the united states just after the colonial pipeline was hacked by russians. what exactly is the biden administration doing with the russian government attacking the colonial pipeline and other things? a lot of talk, not a lot of action. we need to put america first like the trump administration did for the last four years and ensuring america is secure and safe from our enemies. mike: how should the president issue a warning to vladimir putin when it comes to the hacking problem of infrastructure and american interests? >> i hope he has a solution and takes leadership. we've seen none of that. we know for a fact the russian agents may not have been -- you can't tell me vladimir putin didn't know this was happening, hacked into the colonial pipeline and shutdown infringing on the united states, the security of the american people. there needs to be action and repercussions for those activities, not a meeting where he is going to talk tough an

and when it comes to the nordstrom pipeline, the secretary of energy recently testified that that pipeline is moving the dirtiest form of gas in the world and that she opposed the lifting of sanctions, didn't think it was a good idea. there was disagreement in the bind administration, apparently, along those lines, and she did not think that was something that should have been done. so, you know, there was certainly not agreement across the board there from the biden administration. host: connie, democratic caller, pennsylvania, hi. caller: good morning, thank you for letting me see cons -- speak on c-span. representative waltz, you said that what we did during 9/11, we should be doing some thing similar on the cyber attacks. tell me, the big lie was going into iran and iraq. it's been proven that there were no weapons of mass destruction and we went in, we spent how much money, how many years later we are still in afghanistan? what have we gotten from that? so, tell me what we are going to get from you sending military and. it has to be something. we have to be cyber ready, attack with at

we let them have the nordstrom pipeline, which is going to put money in the pocket of russia for nefariousurposes. it's going to take germany hostage to russia. we heard nothing from the environmentalists. yet biden shuts down our pipeline. the other thing is, biden gave putin a list of 16, 16 infrastructures that putin was not to tamper with. you know what? that sends a message to putin. an obvious message. you can tamper with everything else. why just in question mark just -- why just 16? total weakness, total weakness. host: echoing your thoughts is john on facebook, who writes that biden lost the day, allowing russia to build a pipeline, less of an impact than the pipeline he shut down here. democrats if they only had a brain, he writes. joining us for this conversation is congressman michael will of the armed services committee, joining us next on the summit between the leaders as well as the trip to our nato allies and the g7 summit as well. later we will talk about the president's budget and spending proposals with the chair of the house budget committee, democrat john yarmuth of ke

a very close relationship when they take for granted. germany, of course, has over this russian nordstrom to deal at the moment. yeah, you see the problem with the german government has been there for some time as long as us troops stationed in that concrete. i mean, think about the war ended in 1945, the west port in well known nazis and cautious and key positions in the army and intelligence services. 40 to 45 percent of the judiciary, the army. and so the top ross were not changed, same in japan, yet in both these countries, they still have military bases. and so both these got increased japan, more than germany, have no real sovereignty. the hatred of russia now is not but related in particular to what, who to may or may not do. it's related to the fact that the russian government has taken back its sovereignty. that gorbachev and his weak when years been in a completely craven way, had given up all the crops to we do what you want and got no concessions at all. apart from the ones on nato, nature will not extend its frontiers, etc, etc, which they have broken with impunity. so it was

the second priority was nordstrom, they want to be able to have energy independence and its oil fields and illiquid natural gas fields and we had stopped the trump administration, with stopped with nordstrom to dead in its tracks. again that was given to the russians and as far as we know the u.s. got nothing in return. so vladimir putin came to the summit already taking a lot of chips off the table so i think he was probably in a great mood. at a minimum we could've gotten trevor and paul reid as a result of either of those. these are the start extension, we even get our hostages home. boudin has done well until now and i got america pushed back and we got some veteran deals today and we will have to wait and hear from president biden. >> those are two very big wins from president putin going into the summit, didn't even have to asking when he got there. did you see any reason that would give him to stop with the maligned activities that he's been engaging in with the ukraine and crimea and russian troops on the border with ukraine, messing around with the u.s. elections, allowing the

it's incredible freedom that they now have nordstrom to being completed by passing ukraine, delivering energy directly from russia, that germany is just the 1st of many, many, many wind driven, di, dreamers shaped by those with the, in the me. there's things we dare to ask the the me ah, leo goes out to one. i don't get around, but i've got a phoenix has actually got me. me ah, ah, ah, me. ah, go as soon as i pull the bus, i gotta reco should because of my job isn't wasn't a good day. i .

have in the coming years. among other crucial topics that alone make headlines to a course that nordstrom to gas pipeline project. so on the sidelines of us in petersburg for him rushes energy minister, hinted no, it was just some 100 kilometers. he said from the finish line, unexpressed hopes it would be completed by the end of the year. no stream to gas pipeline under the baltic sea that will deliver gas from russia directly to the e. u via germany and well, speculation around the project continues. we spoke with german n p. close ernst, who says a purely business enterprise and his views been dragged into politics. for now, i believe no extreme to assess the data. because in europe, we're in dire need of gas for the foreseeable future. we know that the existing gas pipeline no st. mom certainly doesn't have the same capacity is no extreme to and therefore i am very pleased this new pipeline is ready. i hope will soon be in operation. the u. s. is in the lead those against the gas pipeline, 50 years ago, they opposed gas supplies. mr. union because they thought we will become dependent

individual countries know that there economic interests are not by having disagreements with russia. nordstrom to another economic investment, are clearly to be in terms of russia, but to the advantage of germany. and over your power, so it's a bit of a contradiction. as we can see, often this rash rates can get our hands. i think we've seen with china. china is the biggest trade are now when i'm out of the rhetoric, mounting all new york in parliament about trying to stop the choice trade journal now is gaining momentum. while a lot of the individual countries obviously have a problem, sense will probably prevail. it's dodgy. territory, and i suppose the in pardon me for, from my perspective, this is a, by reflecting us his desperation against the backdrop of a change world order. because when fighting says that china is a threat to peace and stability and security of the united states is actually lying there. no security threat, but they are in economic trash. and that's much where it's really trying to change your game. because actually, by putting your time between our relations with china

specifically, secretary anthony blinking is talking about ukraine, which the nordstrom to pipeline would allow russia to bypass while setting natural gas to europe. lincoln's comments come amid meetings with german officials about how to protect europe's energy sovereignty. by the time we took office, the pipeline as a matter of its physical construction, was more than 90 percent complete. and we are determined to see if we can make something positive out of a difficult situation that we inherited. and to do it, we can make sure that the end result is that your energy security is not undermine infected, strengthened that your ukraine's position is not weakened, that it's actually reinforced. our goal remains to ensure that russia cannot use energy as a course of tool as a weapon against ukraine or anyone else in europe. good place to speak in the conversation. we had tony made it very clear to me that there is an expectation in washington with regard to nord stream to so that we do our part to ensure that this pipeline cannot be misused by putin to exert political pressure on ukraine. we

100 kalama, from the finish line and expressed hopes it will be completed by the end of the year nordstrom, to this gas pipeline under the baltic sea that such as the limit guts from russia directly to the u via germany. and wal speculation to run the project continues. we spoke with the chairman of germany cannot be confers an energy committee close. ernst who says in his head, a purely business enterprise has been dragged into geo politics. for now, i believe no extreme to as a necessity because in europe, we're in dire need of gas for the foreseeable future. we know that the existing gas pipeline no st. mom certainly doesn't have the same capacity is no extreme to and therefore i am very pleased to this new pipeline is ready. i hope will soon be in operation. the u. s. is in the lead those against the gas pipelines 50 years ago. they opposed gas supplies, missed the union because they thought we will become dependent on moscow. but in fact, they only care about selling the liquefied gas. this arguments about dependence on russia is just nonsense, because this dependence is not one sided

states secretary of state anthony blanket addressed the controversy regarding that nearly complete nordstrom to pipeline. we bring you his full comments and reaction. then we turn to the oil sector, which is stored in the wake of the surging summer travel season. we take a look at the rebound of the commodity and the consumption forecast. then later we analyze the performance of air b and b and how the rental company has managed to recover from its corona virus losses with rti correspondent, sire tab in june. perfect. so today, dive right in and the us secretary of state is speaking out against the north stream to pipelines, saying it must not be used as a course of tool against any european state. specifically, secretary anthony blinking is talking about ukraine, which the north seem to pipeline, would allow russia to bypass while sending natural gas to europe. like its comments come amid meetings with german officials about how to protect europe's energy sovereignty. by the time we took office, the pipeline as a matter of its physical construction, was more than 90 percent complete. and we

now, christie, another big topic here, has been the nordstrom to pipeline. we know that the by the ministration is pulling back on sanctions over this project. so how will that impact the u. s. russian relationship once it begins to move gas to europe? well, i think the us backed off almost as a gesture of goodwill. but in doing so, it locked leverage so too, because if the entire goal was to advance us efforts to counter russia in europe, then it was completely ineffective. so now the project will only deepen your energy dependent on mark gal. and biden's intent was to not risk a transit atlantic risk with germany at the time when he's been trying to reach out to europe and allies. so in plain politics, you had to sacrifice a rope to gain a bishop. not that it was particularly strong leverage point either. i mean, the pipeline was almost pretty much close to completion anyway, so it was more of a gesture than actually doing a real favor. but now we shall be how it all plays out. because if europe becomes dependent on math for energy, then it would actually

why is joe biden pulled away from blocking or attempting to block nordstrom to pipeline project? because i think maybe he see that this is now was off because it's too far were further down the pipeline. this is practically already finished. they're doing decided to do and, and a 1000000000 euros day. more than that, even. exactly. that would be too many. there were the withdrawal from this project would, would be really strong penalties for all the companies and germany would need it. gas and central european would need his gas as well. so i think we can do that. and also germany, i think that woman said, will say partners, germany is you in the united states biggest partner in europe. it's you want to say partners for, it's a part of just back off north from to and we need that gas and leave us some sort of independence in our own country. or the things that we have discussed with nuclear. hey, i decided to look out a bit more detail a bit, tongue and cheek on at the same time, take in the sites over geneva. these are the funniest things in washington and most sides. take a loo

he waived the mandatory sanctions on nordstrom 2. author of the sanctions, i wrote the sanctions, they are bipartisan, they passed a year and half ago and that pipeline, the natural gas pipeline from russia to germany was 90% complete, he had won. it was a massive foreign-policy and national security secretary and president biden screwed it up and give a gigantic gift of vladimir putin. that mistake is a generational geopolitical blunder. >> cruise going on to say the us have not been this off-track and international affairs and the carter administration. >> the keystone xl pipeline officially pulled the plug, the pipeline's developer tc energy has tried to persuade the president to reverse the cancellation of the company's permit to no avail, president biden revoke the permit for the project on his very first day in office citing concerns over climate change. gop lawmakers are introduced a bill looking to require the administration to report the exact number of jobs killed by the keystone pipeline cancellation. meantime police say 2

invited ukraine's president from eating before the peninsula, they will discuss concerns over the nordstromto germany. >> month after being tasked for her role as borders are vice president kamala harris warns migrants she believes will be turned away if they try to make their way into the us. >> i want to be clear to folks in this region were thinking about making that dangerous trek to the united states mexico border, do not come. do not come. >> the vb has meetings in mexico, national border patrol president brandon judd joins us now. why hadn't we heard that message prior to this. it has been a little while. >> it is disappointing but as we move this crisis every day we know words mean nothing from this administration. their actions are clearly sent the message that they are going to release people as they come to the united states and across the border illegally and people know they can violate our laws just to do that, they're going to continue to come. that is why we have this explosion, that is why we are dealing with more people than we have ever dealt with before in history of the

question on how the biden team wasn't able to stop germany's mega energy deal with russia in the nordstrom. it totally undercuts america's natural gas industry. the truth is biden has been over backwards for germany and the eu and has gotten virtually nothing for it. other countries, even our friends simply don't share many of our values so we can work with them on occasion and have some things in common but on big issues we have very little in common, things like gun rights, even free-speech, military spending and especially on the need to band together to keep china in check. >> it would put china to increase its strategy, it would push china to diminish its cooperation and good different agenda and -- laura: french would supplement to china for the right price. the truth is europe is perfectly content to play america off china and china off america. they will make a lot of demands but give almost nothing back. they will free write off our vaccine generosity as they hoard their own ppe like they did early on in the pandemic. you know it is bad for biden when the press is starting to writ

i stop the pipeline, nordstrom and that pipeline was stopped and it was given back and nothing was gotten fort. i think it was a good day for russia. i don't see what we got out of it. i got along well with him, nobody was tougher on russia. he would say that but nobody was tougher on russia, you never heard of north stream, you never heard of all the things we did in terms of sanctions, so many sanctions and i was loving the idea of ticking them off. i would've loved to take them off as soon as they got their act together. we had a great shot at having an unbelievable relationship with russia. >> a lot of us have one theme we are taking from the day, my big theme is 16 targets, please don't do this, we appreciate it if you didn't do this, that smells like a bull's-eye that putin is going to attack quote have his people attack. jillian: the argument from the other side i heard on a network earlier this morning and the argument is this list of targets you are not allowed to mess with. if you do that is a clear indication to us you are then not going forward with anything, not caring what w

laura: nordstrom 2, was that a big gift for russia or what?sentially did away with any tariffs on the gas pipeline for the russians and yet we are killing the keystone pipeline in the united states. president biden continues every single time to pick the wrong side of the equation. when we start to look at all of this, they can smell the fear. laura: thank you. there's an effort by the left not only to pretend critical race. is just a made up thing by the right but they want to use their allies in the media to launder their lies they keep propagandizing and in moments we will reveal how nbc news dropped all objectivity to smear concerned parents. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> laura: parents across america are beginning to fight back against critical race theory, so of course the left laura: parents across america fighting back against critical race theory, the left is running to the media for cover. this is how nbc news spun the parent let republican town nationwide but connected conservative activists and fox news have ramped up the tension invites ov

russia and china are not going to play ball, russia we are giving away once again nordstrom to which to the global warming in china never said that they would r either. i am kind of scratching a my hed at what president biden said ornaments. >> is solely confusing, to think that climate change would be our number one security threat to the united states i think is a gross and misguided characterization to be sure and certainly general miller is trying to set the record straight. it is pretty clear what the major issue is facing in the united states and i think there is a general consensus in our country, frankie. and even biden's nationalh security team would take issue with that being the number one threat, for our audience we know china is a rising superpower who wants to seek global and regional domination, russia is reemerging in conditions to have a spear of influence with fulfillment of soviet union countries in eastern and b southern europe and it's very same proxies the file rockets and missiles on israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia and u.s. troops in iraq and finally, i

even that was no big deal since russia got there nordstrom 2 pipeline while america got higher energy prices across the board. is the bottom line. putin is thrilled with this summit. don't take it for it, here's russian grand master and opponent gary kasparov. >> he got what he wanted, that is why he was beaming when he left the summit and want the press conference. >> the europeans are celebrating and china is completely comfortable. if obama's first foreign-policy trip was the equivalent of an apology tour biden's was a surrender tour. as a result of his efforts, going forward europe will be in the drivers seat, china will probably take taiwan, our southern border is going to remain wide open and russia will be able to hack us at will. if the democrats were functional particularly cared about putting our interests first they never would have nominated biden in the first place. the man is totally in over his head and always has been. since his days in the senate, since he ran for president in 1988 he has always been the punchline but now, unfortunately for us, america is as well and

the president allowing the nordstrom 2 pipeline to shift gas in russia to germany but americans can'tgy here. his policy is america last and needs to stop. jillian: you can read the op-ed on foxnews.com. thank you for joining us. todd: you see this? school board meeting in virginia turning into a fiery rebuttal of the district's awoke agenda. jillian: the department of education is set to vote on whether to ban critical race theory, ashley stroll i'll joins us with more. >> reporter: fairfax county teacher who confronted school board officials in laub county speaking out after condemning the progressive agenda as a lesson plan. >> anything and everything to stand up for the vulnerable population and that is our children. they fear retaliation. it is up to us adults, parents and teachers alike to come together and speak for the sake of this country. jillian: virginia teacher sparked an uproar when he told the school, quote, he wouldn't affirm a biological boy can be a girl and vice versa because it is against my religion. he has since been banned and reinstated from the school property

president biden has demonstrated weakness leading to this meeting by canceling the sanctions for the nordstromine, something russia wanted that would go to germany, give russia great power and ability to extort central going to these meetings, squandering the leverage the trump administration build up to pressure allies and partners to contribute more to collective security so this is weakness going into this meeting and i am nervous about what president biden might do in terms of squandering more leverage or trying to talk about potential arms control deal that would benefit russia. todd: it makes no sense. it makes absolutely no sense. we appreciate you trying to help us make sense of it but weird times. thank you so much. jillian: the biden administration says it won't continue the border wall so texas doing it themselves. todd: a sheriff joins us with why the lone star state decided to take matters into its own hands. ♪♪ taking care of business ♪♪ taking care of business when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water.