>> andrea mitchell, keir simmons, thanks so much to the two of you. keir, andrea mentioned we do expect to see potentially some of that discussion between president biden and president erdogan. we don't know when these live pictures will be coming in and we will get to them the second we get them. i do want to ask you, in addition to keir's exclusive we played your interview with tony blinken. tell us more about some of what we learned and the news coming out of that. >> he was clearly focused on vladimir putin and there were so many things to ask him about the g7 and nato and as he's been saying and what the president's been saying what they want to come out of the g7 and nato meetings now is really to strengthen the president's position going into this crucial meeting on wednesday in geneva. this is more of my interview with secretary blinken. >> mr. putin is now saying that he would turn over russian hackers to the u.s. if we would do the same. are we willing to make that kind of a trade? >> this meeting with president putin is not happening in a va

i would like to bring in andrea mitchell and tom hart, the acting ceo of the one campaign acting to endreme poverty and diseases by 2030. andrea, what are you hearing about the plans to share these billion doses worldwide? >> it will be shared with nearly 100 other nations, the world's poorest nations. that is a good thing. the president said it's needed and we have to do it because that's what we do and smart in terms of national security and growth and recovery of the economy. until the world recovers from this pandemic, the u.s. cannot fully recover from the pandemic. it has to worry about all of the variants especially in the low income countries. tom, i wanted to ask you, one campaign had advocated for this type of distribution, but one billion is what the world health organization said it needed. is this enough? does it go far enough? excuse me, 11 billion needed and only 1 billion being pledged here at the g7. >> let me start off by saying president biden's announcement he is going to purchase half a billion doses is the kind of leadership we hoped for and hopefully will be match

back with me, now, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. and nbc news white house correspondent, mike memoli. great to have both of you. set the scene for us, andrea. what's on the agenda today? what are you going to be watching for? >> i am going to see how the other leaders react to president biden's really aggressive criticism of china. this is a newly-articulated u.s. policy. we were briefed on it last night. and it is much more aggressive than anything he has said, previously. # and it does differ from the approaches on trade and investment. with china. of some of his closest allies. germany and france and the uk. so how are they going to react? how are they going to, you know, join together? they have precooked a closing document. and i expect that it's going to be, pretty much, articulated as -- as the president has laid it out here. and it will name china. it will, also, come out against the chinese labor practices that have been so widely criticized around the world. but are they going to put their money where their mouth is? are th

this is "andrea mitchell reports." i'm casey hunt in washington. andrea will join us in a minute. as president biden kicks off a critical week of meetings with leaders overseas. today he began to reset the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom on his terms with boris johnson. the u.s. is planning to donate 500 million doses of pfizer vaccine to some of the world's poorest countries. the president set the tone including a message to vladimir putin. >> i am heading to the g7, then to nato and then to meet with mr. putin to let him know what i want him to know. >> and here in washington we are monitoring the testimony as members press the director over cyber attacks and intelligence failures in the leadup to the jan 6 insurrection. let's bring in andrea mitchell in falmouth just easter wildfire -- east of where the president is. >> walk us through the big announcement next hour. >> absolutely. they are meeting for the first time, boris johnson a relatively new prime minister, but new to joe biden, and joe biden new on his first foreign trip. boris john

. >> that's potentially a good sign of progress >> their meeting, days away our andrea mitchell is one on e with the secretary of state for a preview. >>> royal visit. queen of england welcomes the president and the first lady with a military salute, the invitation he extended to her. >>> historic change. benjamin netanyahu is voted out after 12 years as prime minister what israel's new leader says about relation with the u.s. >>> record-breaking temperatures, scorching the west, idaho and utah, the extreme drought in nearly half the country is about to get worse. >>> the major ruling that can require workers to get vaccinated will more companies follow >>> gridlock is leading to massive traffic jams across the u.s. >>> after that terrifying collapse on the soccer field, the team doctor's revelation today. the player had to be brought back to life >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening america is back at the table. those are the words of president biden today, as he and other world leaders wrapped up a very friendly g7 summit late today, mr. biden tou

and andrea mitchell joins us, you had a great, big interview with antony blinken earlier. let's talk about his observations, and we're just getting a push alert as well. i want to quickly if i can ask you what came out of israel, specifically inside the knesset, that vote that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been officially removed from power, to be replaced by a right-wing lawmaker. talk about that, too. >> let me start there with the breaking news. i was just there two weeks ago, before brussels, and the uk, and before i was in turkey, the week before that, i was in israel covering secretary blinken's trip there. i've been talking to people as well about this, and bennett is in a very unusual coalition to say the least. this is a coalition of bennett, very conservative, very religious, more right-wing, they say, than netanyahu. who has aligned himself with a centrist, he had more votes, but he needed bennett's votes to get the 61 needed to have a majority to oust netanyahu after 12 years. in his previous term as prime minister, he had been in recent years a divisiv

>>> good day this is andrea mitchell reports. i'm kasie hunt and for andrea. we are following the huge breaking news in washington. obamacare surviving a third major challenge since it became law a decade ago. this time a 7 to 2 opinion with conservative samuel alito and neil gorsuch opposing the majority opinion that was written by stephen breyer. moments ago president biden reacting to the decision in a tweet. calling it a big win for the american people. and that is not all. another major ruling today. the unanimous decision in favor of catholic social services in their lawsuit against the city of philadelphia. a case involving foster care services and same-sex couples. what the justices stopping short of sitting in a nationwide principal for you to religious exemption cases. joining me not to help break it all down. justice correspondent pete williams. just waterman at the white house. jim a seam of the former deputy chief of staff to president obama. dr. zeke emanuel former white house health policy advisor and the chief architect of the affordable care a

that does it for "andrea mitchell reports." i will be here tomorrow.show. kasie hunt is in for chuck todd. thanks to kasie for helping us out next week. that's next, "mtp daily" only on msnbc. ♪♪ >>> welcome to monday. it's "meet the press daily." we have been watching the white house national security advisor briefing. jake sullivan defended the meeting with putin saying it was not a reward for putin but rather an opportunity for biden to basically confront him on national security issues, including cyber hacking. sullivan says president biden was on the phone with ukrainian president zelensky. as the white house previews the trip, we are expecting vice president harris to hold her first press conference overseas

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let's bring into the conversation now from turkey, andrea mitchell. that incredible reporting. help us understand why this message from the ambassador is so important right now. as you mentioned russia is obviously in control of that situation. but what is it the international community can do to prevent russia from vetoing any efforts to shut it down? >> reporter: the international community, shedding a spotlight on it as she is today, bringing that message back to the security council, can try to shame russia into backing down from the threat. the president, president biden plans to bring it up with vladimir putin in two weeks in geneva at their summit. if russia persists, this will end the last remaining border crossing and there were three before that were closed because of pressure, because russia vetoed further extensions, and this one expires on june 10th -- excuse me, july 10th. i just got back from the border, by the way. it has been, you know, quite a trip where the ambassador went, you know, all over the region meeting with refugees and aid

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. as you've been hearing from the briefing today, rescue workers continuing their relentless effort pulling up millions of pounds of concrete through weather conditions, you can see it's starting to rain again hoping to find survivors one week after the deadly condo collapse in south florida. after four additional victims were found, there are 16 dead and 147 still unaccounted for and reassurance to families that the search and rescue operation will go forward throughout the coming days. let's begin in surfside, florida, with nbc's ron allen. ron? >> reporter: and assurances, andrea that this will go on despite the weather. there are storms in the area, but we've had constant rain on and off throughout this operation and the public health officials here were assuring the public, that in fact the weather is not going to stop things. there's also concern about hurricane systems that are nearby and the governor and others assure the public that there's a capacity to be able to handle more

and andrea mitchell is also with the president in the uk. and andrea, on that meeting with putin i know there's some thought that a key for the president will be his tone >> reporter: that's right, lester. president biden says that he wants a stable and predictable relationship with vladimir putin but so far the only thing that's been predictable about putin is that he will challenge president biden on many fronts on russian government hacking he's not backing down and he's not taking any responsibility for the criminal hackers who are operating on russian soil so while president control, on iran, still most importantly he wants to be able to >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., millions of e dose of the three vaccines, but that's up just slightly here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: with our nation already facing a dwindling demand for vaccinations, tonight potentially millions of johnson & johnson doses are sitting on shelves set to soon expire in two weeks, 200,000 shots in ohio may need to be tossed out west virginia h

>> andrea mitchell there on the ground in the united kingdom. thank you. we will let you go. you have a show that comes on in a few minutes as well right here on msnbc, my neighbor. thank you. ambassador, let me turn to you. president biden, prime minister johnson signing that new atlantic charter emphasizing three new cs, cyber threats, climate change, coronavirus. these things, as you know very well, they can seem quite ceremonial at times. how important, how binding are public declarations like this? >> these declarations can be very important, particularly between the united states and the united kingdom. coronavirus, climate and working on -- i forgot the third c. coronavirus is the first major -- >> cyber. >> cyber. these are basically almost all near crises level. pandemic, certainly. the united states wants to be in the front, show we are leading again. the uk and united states need to show to all of its friends, particularly in africa, adrea mentioned the doses the u.s. will contribute. these are declarations on phenomenon beyond our borders, affecting everyone. cybe

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lester >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, why the government ordered tens of millions of vaccine doses destroyed. >>> new vaccine issues tonight. j&j being forced to destroy 60 million doses. and more concern about breakthrough infections as almost 173 million americans have now received at least one vaccine dose here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: tonight the fda says some 60 million doses of johnson & johnson's vaccine made at this baltimore plant must be destroyed. citing earlier contamination problems, u.s. regulators had already pulled aside the vials in question, now deemed not suitable for use. >> you're going to -- >> reporter: as j&j continues manufacturing vaccines earmarked for countries overseas, tonight at sea two confirmed breakthrough cases on a royal caribbean cruise ship. the infected passengers, who shared a room, had to show proof like all other adult passengers they had been vaccinated and tested negative before setting sail. >> there was no panic on board i mean, people pretty much went about their nightly routine. they didn't cancel any of the act

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andrea mitchell is in turkey >> reporter: tonight a crisis in syria near the border with turkey millions of refugees bombed out of their homes by the assad regime during ten years of civil war children working for pennies a day scavenging through garbage. and now covid spreading. this widow, omra khan, with nine children their home destroyed by a bomb. two of her children losing part of their arms a third badly burned from shrapnel. she says, "i wish my hand was chopped off, not theirs these kids who are injured need everything," she says. "they need help. they need everything." but russia, supporting syria's assad regime, is now threatening to close the last of four corridors for western aid trucks, a lifeline to 4 million people including her son, raqan, who says -- "there are kids who are sicker than i am and they need this." emergency medics, the volunteer white helmets, trying to do what they can. >> the coronavirus, you know, from since a year up till now made the situation worse. if they close the border, if they will close the border after a month it will be a disaster disaster f

. >>> joining me now from the uk is nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, and jonathan lamier, white house reporter for the associated press. great to have you there covering this g7. andrea, what's on the agenda today? what's the president's message going to be on china? >> importantly he's trying to rally the g7 summit leaders against china. and argue that china is being aggressive, that china has been militarizing, that china has been pressuring nations, using covid vaccine diploma cydiploma. the g7 announcing the 1 billion, but that's far short of what the world health organizations say is needed to vaccinate the world by 2022. china has been aggressive on many fronts. the problem that president biden has on all of this is that he differs with some of his closest allies here. the others, france, germany and the uk even are trying to develop trade relationships with china. so rather than competing with china, they're trying to become partners with china, much more so than the u.s. but that's the main message he's giving today. an aggressive message against c

andrea mitchell is the only reporter traveling with the u.s. xclusive interview earlier today and filed this report. >> this is point zero. this is turkey. that is syria. here turkey is working with the u.n. and u.s. to try to keep this crossing open. russia is trying to close it. she is talking to refugees and nongovernmental workers. she is getting briefed by the u.n. but this is the important critical message she is trying to bring back to the security council of united nations. that refugees down that road will be dying from starvation, from violence, from hunger and lack of shelter. now, more than anything else, covid. that is what needs to get through. food. cement for shelter. vaccines, the little that have come so far. now she has announced $239 million dollars of u.s. aid that will get to these people, but not if russia decides next month this last corridor into the refugee camps, and still in the conflict zone, displaced by bombings from the assad regime. the ambassador told me this is their only hope for survival. >> what is your reac

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andrea mitchell is in brussels where the president is headed later today for another summit. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the g7 leaders are wrapping up their summit without agreeing on the president's desire for a really tough united stand against china. president bide season setting a very different tone at this summit than former president donald trump. after a dramatic air show over the cornish coast, the word leaders are tackling climate change and recharging their economies after the pandemic. the president failing to get the allies to call out china for its use of forced labor, but trying to repair relationships by former president trump. >> as we say back in the states, we're on the same page. >> reporter: boris johnson calling the president a breath of fresh air. >> a great believer in the transatlantic alliance, special relationship. >> reporter: president biden's next stop, a nato summit. setting the stage for his first face-to-face with vladimir putin in geneva wednesday. keir simmons pressed putin on accusations he killed off political opponents. >> p

. >> and for more perspective, let me bring in andrea mitchell who has other american/russi summits. what do you think president biden will be touting tomorrow as the big accomplishment >> they hope they can say they have an agreement for team to work on extending a key nuclear arms treaty that expires in five years in the '80s they were working on missiles and warheads now new destructive technologies, cyber. it's more complicated. as president biden said last night, turning ronald reagan's famous phrase, with vladimir putin you have to verify first and then trust. another possible outcome would be for russia to agree to let aid go from turkey into syria where the refugees are living in terrible conditions. that would be a big plus we saw that ourselves last week. that's one possibility. >> andrea mitchell, good to have you with us tonight thanks we're back with more right after this 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones

andrea mitchell, where does this deal stand?ering in the balance. you heard from senator cassidy. they want a lot of what's good in it. they say mitch mcconnell might want it. i don't know about that. >> he wants a new bridge between northern kentucky and cincinnati. he wants that. >> but he does not want a biden victory, that's very clear, and this would be a bind victory. people want infrastructure, but i have never in my experience seen two bills so different moving in tandem which pelosi and schumer have said is their bottom line, and, you know, you heard nancy pelosi say it ain't going to happen, using that word, "ain't," and that, of course, precipitated the president miss speaking so badly he had to release a long statement of apology for ever saying anything like that. for both of these to be worked through, and they have to wait because in august they're going to be rewriting language. i think senators -- >> dani, i think you're the one former one here. you know about compromise. that's the thing. they're not going to v

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welcome to "andrea mitchell reports." i'm casey hunt in for andrea mitchell.th allies after backlash of four years of donald trump. and he will have a summit with vladimir putin. >> making clear to putin and china europe and the united states are tight and the g7 is going to move. >> collapse between the president and republican shelly moore capito gives way to two bills in the senate. two senators trying to pick up the baton on a potential deal while democratic leaders leave the option of going it alone on the table. >>> and there are signs of hope for the police reform bill as tim scott and cory booker and karen bass are nearing an agreement on the issue of qualified immunity for officers. joinin

and andrea mitchell at nato. andrea, walk us through what we'll see today. >> i think these people will be reading transcripts if they don't have american television of keir's interview with vladimir putin. so much money is spent on allied intelligence of what was in putin's brain, what is he thichk -- thinking, and it is laid out there. that's the challenge president biden will face when they sit down in geneva tomorrow -- or wednesday, rather, thinking of how to get around vladimir putin and his what-aboutism when they confront these issues. they're talking about putin's impact. nato was originally, of course, created as a counter-soviet alliance of the western nations. now it is more than that. but also the fact that nato has once, in its existence in 73 years, taken an article 5 vote to support one of its members against a foreign attack, and that was after 9/11 when the united states was attacked by al qaeda, and that resulted in going to afghanistan, which was a nato engagement as well as a u.s. engagement,

we will see more of that exclusive with russian president vladimir putin next hour on "andrea mitchell reports." he discusses syria and why he is threatening to close a border between syria and turkey that's crucial for humanitarian aid. a place where you saw andrea visit and report from just a couple of weeks ago. you will want to stay tuned for that. we are keeping our eye on what's happening today at the nato summit. this morning, we are following a big political shift on the global stage. for first time in more than a decade, israel has a new leader. benjamin netanyahu is out. what it means for the future of u.s./israeli relationships. >>> both houses of congress are back. there's a new issue. more revelations about secret subpoenaed issued from the doj during the trump era. according to the"the new york times", it includes the former white house counsel. ludes the fr white house counsel. ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams ♪ ♪ red, gold -- ♪ [ tires screech ] [ crickets chirping ] for those who were born to ride the

thank you, andrea mitchell. mike, i'm going to ask you to stay with us within the next hour. >>> ambassador of global affairs, thank you for taking this time. compared to what we heard a few years ago from donald trump who at one point called nato obsolete and threatened to pull the u.s. out of it if other nations did not start fulfilling their commitment under the nato treaty to spend agreement at least 2% of their gdp on the collective defense of the organization. andrea was just talking about how this communique identified china as a great risk to the trans-atlantic relationship into the collective security of europe and america. what do you make of the pivot there? we often think of the greatest threat to nato being russia. now it seems with this communique it is china. >> well, rightly, i think, in my mind it points out that both russia and china are a real problem for nato and security in europe. russia is described as the security threat. that's understandable. it's right in the neighborhood. it's deployi

this is andrea mitchell reports. i'm chris jansing in for andrea.as my colleague brian williams put it, former vice president mike pence proved that he is perfectly willing to be the conductor of the trump train. pence speaking out for the first time publicly about the insurrection city saying only te and the former president don't see eye to eye about the attack but defending their record. and also don mcgahn also talking after a two year legal battle finally of itting in a closed door session. all this as the biden administration gets some positive economic news. jobs numbers out today showing the economy added 559,000 jobs last month doubling april's disappointing total. the unemployment rate ticking down to 5.8%. this morning the president saying the economy is at its strongest point since before the pandemic. joining me now is capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell, ashley parker, michael steele and also barbara mcquaid. a lot to get to. but i first want to watch what the former vice president said last night about january 6 and donald t

in the next hour, former fda commissioner peggy hamburg will join andrea mitchell to talk about this.this country. >>> meanwhile, once her visit wraps, vice president harris will head to mexico. we are getting a closer look at a new challenge that's emerging. migrant parents now deliberately sending their kids into this country alone. it has become a new kind of self-separation. gabe gutierrez has made his way to texas. he is along the southern border. gabe, this comes as -- after the biden administration's decision to allow these unaccompanied minors to stay in the united states. take us through what you are seeing there firsthand. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, craig. it's something we have been hearing over and over again in the last couple of days as we have been not just here on this side of the border but across the border in texas. as you mentioned, this idea of self-separation. these migrant parents facing the difficult decision and sending some of their young children over the border because they know they will be allowed to stay and potentially reunite with relatives in th

i'm hallie jackson reporting from washington alongside my colleague ayman mohyeldin and andrea mitchells. so far we have seep the two leaders officially welcomed by the swiss president outside the 18th century villa. the handshake, the walk inside, the first time president biden and president putin have been face to face in more than a decade, but they will not be one-on-one. in the room and behind closed doors, secretary of state tony blinken, and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. at some point as you are watching with us this morning we will see more aides go in on each side. these pictures, the last we saw before they disappeared behind closed doors in the 7:00 a.m. eastern hour. >> after that -- excuse me, we will hear from both president biden and president putin in separate solo press conferences. putin going first and then president biden. we are hoping to get some hints of what is actually being said between now and then, but here's what we know about biden's plan going into that meeting. near the top of the list, those cybersecurity and ransomware attacks that have been t

the secretary of state in a sitdown interview with andrea mitchell, gave a bit of a preview as to what he feels we can expect from the president moving forward. the first thing that you think about in this exchange with president vladimir putin is the ransomware attacks that have been happening in this country over the last kim of months and how he's going to go about approaching putin on this. what do you think at this point the president has in store? how should he go about doing this? >> it's interesting the way that joe biden is approaching that summit with vladimir putin. it reminds me a little bit of the very early trip that tony blinken and lloyd austin took around asia where they went to korea and japan, they shored up america's traditional alliances before meeting with the chinese. so joe biden is doing a little bit the same playbook. this time around with that g-7 meeting, now with the nato meeting, also with the european union meeting, which sometimes gets overlooked but i think is also quite critical in this context and then going to meet vladimir putin. what that says to v

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this is "andrea mitchell reports" live from geneva, switzerland. president biden has arrived for what could be his most consequential meeting of his presidency, with president putin. the president adding this monday that unlike donald trump he would stand up to the aggressive russian leader. >> he's bright, he's tough, and i have found that he is a, as they say when one used to play ball, a worthy adversary. >> president trump ended a 17-year long trade war that would suspend tariffs on things like french wines. >> it's in the overwhelming interest of the united states of america to have a great relationship with nato and eu. i have very different views than my predecessor did. >> and the president talked about his opposition while on the world stage. >> the leadership of the republican party is fractured and the trump wing of the party is the bulk of the party. but it makes up a significant my -- minority of the american people. >> joining me from moscow, and in geneva. michael, let's talk, first of all, about your view of what we should expect an

. >> that's potentially a good sign of progress >> their meeting, days away our andrea mitchell is one with the secretary of state for a preview. >>> royal visit. queen of england welcomes the president and the first lady with a military salute, the invitation he extended to her. >>> historic change. benjam

joining me for inside analysis, andrea mitchell. yamiche alcindor. >> welcome to sunday, it is "meet the press." >> announcer: this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> it is sunday morning, we'll get to politics of the day. we'll begin with the terrible tragedy with the miami beach condo collapse. 156 people remained missing in the collapse of the champagne tower south complex. hopes are fading that more survivors will be found in the rubble. the death toll could end up roughly at par with oklahoma city. these terrible images of the building pancaking one on top of each other. joining me now is our own sam brock. we know yet more fires in the rubble slowed down the process. i know officials insist this is still search and rescue. what can you tell us about how realistic it is that they're going to find more survivors? >> well, they are maintaining hope. that's the best i can tell you. we are entering fourth day of the search. on the other side is a pile of rubble that is three or four stories high. that rubble is incredibly frag

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andrea mitchell is there. >> reporter: tonight a royal welcome. queen elizabeth hosting a g7 reception. earlier kate middleton speaking publicly for the first time about the newest member of the royal family. >> your royal highness, if you have any wishes for your new niece. >> i wish them all the very best. i can't wait to meet her. we haven't yet met her yet action so hopefully that will be soon. >> has he face timed with her? no. >> reporter: this after the bbc not ask the convene's permission before naming elizabeth in her honor. but a spokesman says without their support they would not have used the name. >> hello. >> reporter: the duchess. dr. biden, a life long teacher jumped right in. early childhood education, a major focus for the duchess. >> how important is early childhood education, especially in a pandemic, post pandemic. >> it's very important. i think it's the foundation of it. >> reporter: president president biden is the 13th president the queen has met during her long 69-year reign. on sunday she's invited the bidens for tea. pe

affairs correspondent and most of "andrea mitchell reports" here on msnbc. thank you very, very much for joining "the sunday show." give us your impressions of the president's remarks as we see the president's motorcade arrive at air force one. >> well, it's really striking, and i think actually that helene nailed it. this was almost like a normal g7. and it was president biden returning to what we'd expect from an american president. first of all, when asked about vladimir putin by peter alexander, that last question and the comments on state television that putin said today that he'd be willing to turn over cyber criminals to the united states, if we did the same, he said that he would be willing to get involved in that kind of trade and that kind of negotiation. that is pretty remarkable. when asked why he thought he could succeed when other presidents have not been able to and with all of the sanctions on putin that he's still aggressive, peter's follow-up question, biden laughed and said, well, he's vladimir putin, which i thought was very honest and di

. >> and starting us off this hour are nbc news foreign affairs chief correspondent andrea mitchell. she's traveling with the president. also with me anchor for bbc news, katty kay and david ignatius. andrea, what else do we know about this vaccine-sharing plan? president biden strikes me as trying to assert u.s. leadership on ending this pandemic in the remarks he gave last hour. >> reporter: absolutely. and, you know, he's had some critics say that the u.s. has not been doing enough. he did 80 million doses before. now this is the biggest that any nation has done. it's going to covax the national consortium vaccines worldwide. he made it clear there are no strings attached. russia and china have been accused of using their vaccines to pressure different countries for other possible concessions. this is a big deal on the eve of the g-7 summit which is going to be collectively doing more, and of course here in the uk, there's been real concern about the india variant and a real return to pretty much a lockdown certainly here at the summit where there is testing of all of us every day

. >> joining us is andrea mitchell, who is in geneva, and michael crowley, and a forter nato department general, and then also the author of the book, surviving autocracy. that last bit of sound on biden, he is bright, he's tough, he's a worthy adversary, and when i heard that it struck me as strategic heading into the summit being that he has also called putin a killer. what was your read on those comments? >> absolutely. i agree with you. he's preparing for this, knowing he's going in and telling us at nato and g7 he knows he will be tough, and rose knows everything about arms control and knows more about this than i do, and they could come out of this as strategic framework, and arms control is a very different thing than what i was coveringing it in the '80s with reagan, and they were figuring out all kinds of defense systems that gorbachev wanted to outlaw. these are very hard to verify and control and even more difficult to control than in the '80s and '90s, and you are dealing with a former kgb man, and the way he tries to keep people off, it's to keep people waiting, and he kept

. >> i believe that andrea mitchell has a question. >> in contrast to the last summit, there is no more americans, there was any knowledge among u.s. officials about a secret kremlin source? how would we ever know what the two men talks about in that one on one meeting with just just a kremlin translator? >> that is the question that i think many of us have. what was discussed between donald trump and vladimir putin in that very private meeting. i don't know if it was known what was discussed, but i think the relationship was a very, very curious and concerning one. i think it troubled many of us and i think it continues to as vladimir putin continues to speak so highly of donald trump. i think joe biden wants to make sure he has tony blinken with them. that they can be there and talking with putin. i don't know what was discussed, but i have my deep concerns of what was discussed between those two in helsinki in that very private setting. >> we have information we want to share with you regarding the timing of this. we know, as you have been talking about, the expanded part of this mee

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