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bidens. dr. jill biden and of course joe biden, experienced on foreign policy, on politics, but this is something very special for any american, to meet queen elizabeth. she's an extraordinary figure, a unique figure in history. i think they are honored by it. there will always be a comparison on the g7 trip as well as certainly the trip to windsor with what happened with donald trump, those moments when he briefly stood in front of her and she had to walk behind him, that was a signature moment. there was also the british reluctance to have a state visit for him, finally inviting him, and she did have the wonderful dinner for the trumps. but this is a very special thing for joe, as he would say, joe from scranton, and for jill from philly, to be in windsor castle, which for americans i think is even more special than buckingham palace. the grand tradition of being at windsor in the queen's home. >> indeed, i think it's something that everyone knows, the queen has made clear, that windsor is the home that she loves absolutely the most. she of course spent time there during world war ii as they we

biden. their feet. there is the president. let's hearjoe biden.— let's hearjoe biden. t's hearjoe biden. there is no problem getting to the - let's hearjoe biden. there is no problem getting to the doors, i let's hearjoe biden. there is no l problem getting to the doors, was there? anyway, hello, everyone. well, i'mjust there? anyway, hello, everyone. well, i'm just finishing the last meeting of this week's long trip. the us russian summit. i know there are a lot of hype around this meeting, but it's pretty straightforward to me, the meeting. one, there's no substitute, as many of you know, forface—to—face dialogue between leaders. president putin and i had a shared responsibility to manage the relationship between two powerful and proud countries. a relationship that has to be stable and predictable, and it should be able to cooperate where it's in our mutual interest. and where we have differences, i want president putin to understand why i say what i say and why i do what i do, and how i will respond to specific kinds of actions that harm american interests. now, ito

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biden went. gavin was prompted on thursday _ biden went. gavin was prompted on thursday to — biden went. voice a _ on thursday to voice a complaint that will be familiar to longtime news watch viewers. —— newswatch. there is plenty of domestic interest in euro 2020, a football championship postponed from last year with england, scotland and wales all competing. tuesday�*s news at six look forward to the start of the tournament, with the focus on one of those teams. and let�*s hope gareth southgate�*s strikers are better than hitting the target, with the england camp as they prepare for the euros. that phrase. — prepare for the euros. that phrase, "let's _ prepare for the euros. that phrase, "let's hope" - prepare for the euros. that phrase, "let's hope" england's phrase, "let�*s hope" england�*s strikers hit the target, poses one of the challenges for bbc news in covering the euros. particular vans in scotland who carry england next friday. and although the news carried features on scottish and welsh teams during the week on wednesday caroline thought she detected a wider unfairness in th

his handlers feel good, but things get real in that room, and here is what biden or putin knows about biden. he knows that biden is weak. putin is probably going to be looking to see whether or not biden is actually coherent. can he put sentences together. he knows that biden already collapsed after the trump adminitration stopped the nord stream ii pipeline from going from russia into germany. likely what's going to happen is putin, i don't know if they talk about that if biden tries to get credit for it but biden let putin have the pipeline and of course the media here in this country can completely ignore it but putin knows and he's going to try to push biden around to see if he can get anything else out of biden imagine looking at libya where there's a lot of oil on the line and the russians are heavily involved in libya. that could be something that putin would want. my guess is that biden will give him the oil. >> you know, derivative i remember way back when, when mitt romney was debating president obama and mitt romney cited russia as the greatest threat to the country and i think president obama's resp

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a play right now, with all the facts you shown on this program about joe biden and you look at what hunter biden says, the biden them is a clan family. and joe is the wizard. that outweighs the terms that use, the most derogatory and prejudicial using n-word come u regarding diapers. that is a person who is comfortable using the n-word. this family that history and demonizing black and the number one reason, when i left the democratic party because joe biden, national brady up and said if you don't vote for me, you ain't black. this guy is a racist and he needs to look and the mayor and acknowledge that him and his family are racist. it's insulting. >> at that after hearing what obama said and now seeing these e-mails and then looking at joe biden, joe biden partnered partner with the former klansma the business. >> filibustered the civil right act the 64, the voting right back up 65, the former klansman to stop the integration of schools and school busing because he didn't want to becom racial jungles, and joe's respect the day and he prays this man when he died. what if any republican put the last thing trump

biden _ lizzy? yeah, so the prime minister will meet joe biden for _ lizzy? yeah, so the prime minister will meet joe bidenoe biden for the first time ever tomorrow. it'll be interesting how they interact. biden once referred tojohnson as many trump, but his adviser said today that the president has deep concerns, this brexit row could endanger the piece of —— mini—trump. today, we had the three and a half hour talk between the brexit minister and the european commission president to discuss this border dispute over hostages. it comes down to the uk not wanting to administer eu question processes required to protect the single market, and that boils down to the same debate that has always been about, ever since the referendum, the integrity of the single market and the uk and the impact of that on the peace in northern ireland, which is exactly whatjoe biden �*s warning about, he's proud of his irish heritage and wants to preserve his legacy and at the good friday agreement down. the more likely borisjohnson is to show that he is standing up to brussels and the less likely that he is to care about eu brexi

biden saying evolve we can get there. president biden, _ evolve we can get there. president biden, if— evolve we can get there. dale of $1 trillion. it's there for the taking. you just need to get involved and lead. joining us live is dusty johnson, a republican member of congress for south dakota. thank you very much forjoining us. do you want republicans to work with democrats on anything? filth. democrats on anything? oh, absolutely- _ democrats on anything? oh, absolutely. at _ democrats on anything? oh, absolutely. at some - democrats on anything? 0h, absolutely. at some point in our system — absolutely. at some point in our system of — absolutely. at some point in our system of government that is the only way— system of government that is the only way things get done. we need republicans or democrats to work together~ — republicans or democrats to work to . ether. . republicans or democrats to work touether. . ., , �* republicans or democrats to work touether. . ., �* ., ,, republicans or democrats to work touether. ., .,, �* ., , , ., together. that hasn't happened to it not happening _ together. that has

i'm sure president biden and first lady jill biden _ sure president biden and first lady jill biden wille _ met for the first time briefly back in the early 1980s, but until friday. _ in the early 1980s, but until friday, that g7 dinner, they hadn't met in— friday, that g7 dinner, they hadn't met in all— friday, that g7 dinner, they hadn't met in all that time. judging by the images _ met in all that time. judging by the images from friday evening, they looked _ images from friday evening, they looked to— images from friday evening, they looked to be getting on famously. broad _ looked to be getting on famously. broad smiles. today, here are the castle. _ broad smiles. today, here are the castle. a _ broad smiles. today, here are the castle, a chance to get to know each other— castle, a chance to get to know each other a _ castle, a chance to get to know each other a little — castle, a chance to get to know each other a little bit better when they have tea — other a little bit better when they have tea together, the queen, the president — have tea together, the queen, the president and t

biden has been very closed mouth about it. i think that's appropriate. but i am worried there is no there there for biden at this meeting. >> a lot of people took note of biden's body language, how he was interacting with. so of the foreign leaders, chummy with macron, merkel. contrast that with donald trump when he was meeting with the same leaders. angela merkel there standing to testify desk. and there you are in that picture, mr. bolton. quite the contrast. >> trump seemed to meet with authoritarian figures. in fact, as trump was leaving the white house to get on marine one, he said, i think the meeting with putin will be the easiest of all, who would have thunk that? and my response was, there is only one person in america who would think that, that's donald trump. what biden has done is return normalcy to diplomacy with our allies. that's a good thing, but that's a low bar. >> trump just the other day was saying he still values ud vladimir putin's assessment of things over the u.s. intelligence agency. >> i think he is increasingly irrelevant. i think that's important for our friends, allies, and adversaries to understand. trump represented only donald t

biden? �*, ., , ., ., , ., biden? it's to show the adults are back in the _ biden? e back in the room. the past four. back in the room. the past four years under an earlier administration have been, let's say, to s. his predecessor refused to even sign g7 communiqu s misstatements at the ends of corpses because they mentioned climate change. his advisers once called the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau make should be consigned to the seventh level of hell, and that's not going to happen this week. the ideas is that from biden and his people working with them in the above but with partners in the g7 including borisjohnson and for japanese, the canadians, the european partners is let's get back to the rules of the game and the rules of the game concern the coronavirus pandemic, the economic consequences and certainly climate change will come up as well as specific geopolitical issues and notably russia, china and iran. the rules of the game that will be an important question to take up. beyond the initial stage of this conference.— conference. because there are cl

biden, jill biden. and i think this is the start of something that these two women are very serious about. i hate to bang on about harry and meaghan, but we know also that joe bidenr this new pact, this friendship between jill biden and kate might make a difference to that family rift. >> daisy mcandrew, as always, good to see you. and stay tuned. our special coverage continues as day two of the g7 summit gets under way. this is msnbc reports. over 180a to choose from. the iphone 12 is going to change mobile gaming. plus you can get iphone 12 pro on us when you buy one, and we'll help cover your costs to switch. only from verizon. welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ you already pay for car insurance, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call to bundle today. this shot is our shot. the covid-19 vaccines are ready. and so is walgreens, with pharmacists who you know, who know you. so, when you're ready, they'll be ready to give it to you safely, for free. this is our shot at bringing our communities back together. providing healing, not just for some, but for all. this is our shot. t

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biden? caller: good morning, good to be on c-span again. i would like to say i'm very concerned about the direction that hunter biden's foreign -- i said hunter biden, didn't i? perhaps that's the case. because joe biden's former policy, the template for it is clearly laid out in hunter biden's laptop. this is a policy of money laundering, corruption, all proven cases. so we see that he's taken our foreign policy back to the obama era, pay for play. line my pockets, i'll line yours. that's a deep concern for every american. this president's son is unactive criminal investigation. host: all right. john in california. ron in missouri, democratic caller, you are next. caller: and the last gentlemen, my god, these people. the vitriol these people come with. let me say this. at least mr. biden, our president, is does not comport himself like some frat boy that -- if the man drank it would have been something to lay it on. but, no, the way trump comported himself in front of putin in helsinki, i don't think we have to worry about that. i'm going to say it. i'm with the lady earlier, the vitriol they display towards this man. i watch fox news occasionally

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biden obviously arrived in carmel— g7 summit. joe biden obviously arrived in carmel today - g7 summit. joe bidencarmel today or- g7 summit. joe biden obviously arrived in carmel today or last i arrived in carmel today or last night with the g7 summit —— cornwall. the rest are arriving tomorrow, and it seems like these rows between britain and the eu over northern ireland and the brexit deal seemed to be bubbling away behind the scenes. emmanuel macron said he is not prepared to negotiate any of the arrangements in there, which is something that britain said it wants to do. so, it's not quite clear what's going to go on here. both sides are digging in, doesn't really seem to be a clear solution and as much asjoe biden might want to say that it's a peacemaker, it's not clear how much you will get involved. once you go beyond the all sides respecting the good friday agreement, it gets complicated. it is complicated. we could spend the remaining 80 minutes —— i8 is complicated. we could spend the remaining 80 minutes —— 18 minutes reminding people how we got here. that's not so productive. there, th

biden. he said some very nice things about him. even mentioned that biden told him some stories about his mother which was vintage biden and putin made sure to stick it to biden right before the meeting when he gave his interview at nbc. and he said, yeah, biden's mine fine. a man of the system. trump is color. and interesting and smart. here he had some warm words for president biden. otherwise yeah. vintage putin. a lot of word salad. a lot of what about ism when you are asked about something you're done wrong you come back with, well, what about you? something that the russians have been doing well over 100 years and no plans to stop now. >> claire, trigger warning, a favorite guy was a guest on hannity tonight. we'll discuss on the other side. >> we didn't get anything. we gave a big stage to russia. a good day to discuss. i got along really well with him. nobody was tougher on russia. we had a -- you know, a great shot at an unbelievable relationship with russia. >> so, claire, we are going to overlook the national humiliation we all the watched in helsinki and go to the question of how you think president biden did today. >> it

biden administration. go to c-spanshop.org. >> next, president biden on the administration's covid-19 response. he noted the u.s. has delivered 300 billion individual vaccines and was asked about what effect the delta variant of the virus could have. an update from president biden. president biden: 300 million shots in arms in under one hundred. that is an important milestone. that did not happen on its own, or by chance. it took the ingenuity of american scientists and the full capacity of american companies and a whole government response across federal, state, tribal, and local governments. together, we built unparalleled vaccination program and managed one of the biggest and most complicated logistical challenges in american history. above all, we got here because of the american people. stepping up and getting vaccinated. helping family, friends, neighbors get vaccinated. just remember what the situation was 150 days ago we do not have a vaccines by for all americans. we did not have the vaccine infrastructure. we do not have people to administer vaccines or places where people could get vaccinated. but, we turned around together by acting quickly and aggressively and equitably. we secured enough vaccine supply for every american. as i announced last week

biden being currently at rock bottom. tue: biden administration being currently at rock bottom. tta: bideny to its relations with russia. how difficult will that be? republican congress in dan mauser. let mejust ask you about the timing of this. we could've met president putin on the sidelines of the g20 in rome in october. but then there has been solar winds attack on government agencies, attack on a pipeline, a meat factory did it need to be brought forward, is it wise to have the meeting now? tt brought forward, is it wise to have the meeting now?— brought forward, is it wise to have the meeting now? it certainly giving vladimir putin _ the meeting now? it certainly giving vladimir putin a _ the meeting now? it certainly giving vladimir putin a stage _ the meeting now? it certainly giving vladimir putin a stage two - the meeting now? it certainly giving vladimir putin a stage two discuss l vladimir putin a stage two discuss and make — vladimir putin a stage two discuss and make his point. and president biden— and make his point. and president biden is— and make his point. and president

biden causes sighs of relief among world leaders. u.s. allies enthusiastically welcomes biden to a gathering of world leaders. biden was greeted with delight by leaders of the group of seven gathering. yes, the light. and why wouldn't they be delighted? even if they don't see eye to eye with joe biden on everything they're at least pretty well guaranteed to be spared the small indignities visited on g7 and nato leaders by the previous president. like the weirdly long violent handshake that nearly took the arm off the japanese prime minister who turned to his staff once he was released with a look that was either relief or get me the heck out of here. or there was that weird non handshake with the german chancellor. just totally ignoring her as she asked for a handshake. i think i would describe her expression there as amused, but funneled maybe. i'm sure there was a fairly long german word for it and of course who could forget the previous president literally shoving nato leaders out of the way to puff his chest out at the front of a photo op. this was today's nato group photo. as you can see, no shoving. it's a ve

biden or the seatbelt? >> joe biden. kennedy: that is correct you got for michael what came first joe biden or the bra?means chris it's a lifetime supply of werther spread kat and mike lee both get a tab of the vixen vaporub congratulations to everyone. >> here we go. >> what a horrible horrible game. [inaudible] i'm not going to sleep tonight i'm going to cry the whole night and a real sob it's not. kennedy: if at the vicks vapor right your eyes and your nose, it reduces lines you can breathe all night long you will be great. [inaudible] so we can melt it in the micro than drink anything. >> i will try that. >> can't give your vicks i'll take it. before then kat will have nothing. again this is been glorious, chris, kat, michael, michael great to have you back on the ship. i will see you all real soon amen. his next. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel w

biden specifically _ will continue to do so. what joe biden specifically wanted - will continue to do so. what joe bidenut i will continue to do so. what joe biden specifically wanted out ofj will continue to do so. what joe - biden specifically wanted out of the summit was a commitment to the developing countries, something as a counterbalance to china's belt and road initiative. he thinks they have exacted too high of a price out of developing countries. i would suggest to you that this loosely, patchwork of ideas and promises to developing countries, it is not going to cut it, is it, when china is spending billions incontinence like africa. —— thatis that is true. quite a few countries have had quite — that is true. quite a few countries have had quite a _ that is true. quite a few countries have had quite a bad _ that is true. quite a few countries have had quite a bad experience i have had quite a bad experience being left with too much debt. there is increasing scepticism about china's intentions. we have to do better. it is not good enough to put out communiqu s and not follow up with money and s

biden: my grandmother's house in scranton. [inaudible]. keep the faith. [inaudible]. >> i love it. biden: thank you for what you do. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> it happened right in their and it's all good. biden: remember, getting vaccination, that was me. we'll - >> well maybe we learn something pretty to. biden: will really, thank you so much. we really appreciate you, we really mean it. >> so you're going to be right here mr. president. biden: [laughter] >> some of the community members who are going to get vaccinated today have already gotten vaccinated. biden: congratulation guys. >> it is exciting. biden: what is your name. [inaudible]. how are you. how old are you really. >> fourteen. biden: good for you, it matters. and you are 18 right. [laughter] nice to see you. i am holding you all up, i apologize i'm not supposed to walk in the line but maybe i can get a picture with these guys. there you go. [inaudible]. [inaudible].

biden. obama and carter were quickly dismissed. with the few remaining two choices, mcconnell said this is. >> i'd pick biden. bidenration. i consider him a personal friend, outgoing. i went to his son beau's funeral. president biden is a great person. >> i'm not sure how that's going to play with biden supporters, but there you go. meanwhile, it is absolutely no secret that president biden loves ice cream. and in true form, the commander in chief made an unscheduled stop at a wisconsin ice cream parlor after delivering his speech on infrastructure. >> you're not getting the rocky road infrastructure? >> rocky road, we're going to get it done. >> oh, boy, okay. the president opted for cookies and cream and strawberry on a sugar cone and picked up the tab for the governor and other officials with him. very nice. we're going to need ice cream today. it's so hot outside. and get this, the "vogue" cover with first lady jill biden. dr. biden opens up about the responsibility of being in the white house with teaching full time. she's stressing the importance of both jobs, saying, i heard all during the campaign, no, you'

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biden has? >> of course not, sean. it is just joe biden. he has kept the long curtain that he has. and leo is quite right. this is project by joe bidening his own families white privilege. you couldn't get any more white privilege than hunter biden who has had everything handed to him on a silver platter since he was born. his father has made sure that his son has had jobs, has had university, has had clients, foreign clients, you know, showering him with millions of dollars. he has had every door open to him. in fact, that is the way joe operates with the entire family. white privileged. >> sean: miranda... >> he projected his whole racism onto america. he has bullied all of us with his own. >> sean: your newspaper, "the new york post" wrote the hunter biden laptop story. we now know there are pictures. we have tapes of joe biden three times denying as ever talk to hunter about his foreign business deals. but we've got pictures of joe biden as vice president meeting with hunter's foreign business partners. now, again there is not a peep, not a word. how does the media get away with that flagrant double standard? >> welcome are you a

biden biden in turn, coles potent worthy adversary. yes, avoid giving a direct song as to whether he still thinks that killer and joe biden promises half a 1000000 doses of job support nations, but it seems they won't be available for everybody. we look at how washington is favoring allies. ah, well, can we just go midnight here? moscow, you're watching art and international stability and predictability values are the keys to international relations according to flat, imitating in an interview with america's nbc use. and also said that the u. s had failed to play its part. he was speaking ahead of his 1st some with president biden on wednesday, where critics predicts awkward conversations, and also down to relations can actually be repaired. however, earlier, the white house also called for stability and predictability with the kremlin in portraying care, told me whether that means the leaders are on the same page. interesting how mister colton was using the exact same words saying that stability and predictability are the essentials of proper international relations and are also the key pillars of bilateral ties that are good enough w

biden off his game. how can biden be prepared? >> president biden will not take the bait. e all know, that's ary a ridiculous move. president biden has to stay on the offensive, not being aggressive or nasty, but just to be direct. there are concerns that the international community has, and president biden can maintain that position, again, being supported by all of the allies, that it's the russians, it's president putin who has to defend his actions. and if he doesn't, if he continues to take these actions that we find offensive and troubling to our security, then president biden can say, look, president putin, i have put on sanctions on you based on what you did before. i can do that again. and he has credibility when he says that. >> so, john, biden's tough talk is a stark departure from former president trump who actually tried to cultivate a friendship with president putin. here's how biden has talked about putin over the years. take a listen. >> so you know vladimir putin. you think he's a killer? >> uh-huh. i do. i made it clear to president putin in a manner very

biden administration feels the same way. the difference between biden and trump is the biden administration and biden in person is more concernedore coordination between the u.s. and the eu, more coordination between the u.s. and germany. they decided not to engage in sanctions against the companies, sanctions against the ships that are involved in the construction still going on. i don't think the atmosphere -- i think the optics of this are pretty bad because you're making that move. it doesn't matter much. but nonetheless, it feels like you're giving something to pew you continue. just as you've goten nabalmi in jail and all of the attacks going on, all of the rest. why would you give that to putin before the meeting. i accept the criticism but i don't actually think it -- the idea that suddenly the pipeline is going to happen because of biden's decision, that's just not true. the only thing that stops this pipeline is if the german greens win to succeed merkel and that is highly unlikely, maria. maria: but you know, you would think that putin would approach this differently as opposed to allowing or watching russian hackers

specifically joe biden and seen sanctions specifically in response to the treatment of navalny, a lot of tough rhetoric from president biden. the thing that is we heard from president bideny circle and happy to see this because president biden fields it the same way we always does and i think the responses on the navalny question reminiscent of the interview with president putin last week. even though president biden is now here and really hammering this point home that the united states is paying attention to the treatment of navalny this is going on for several months now. navalny is still in jail. and it seems like every situation it's worst for the opposition and harsh limits to what president biden can achieve inside russia's borders in this regard. >> wrapping up things for us on busy day. i'll see you here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. "deadline: white house" with niccole wallace starts right after this quick break. e fast c- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. [lazer beam and sizzling sounds] ♪♪ spray, lift, skip, step. swipe, lift, spin, dry. slam, pan, still...fresh move, move, move, move aaaaand

biden. it's fantastic. a breath of fresh air. a lot of things they want to do together. >> reporter: it remains to be seen how biden's diplomatic outreach changes the relationships. tonight they were joined at dinner with queen elizabeth, prince charles and prince william. earlier today another royal connection as the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton, and first lady jill biden visited a school together. >> i wanted to say a personal thank you and welcome to you, dr. biden. >> reporter: biden will visit the queen at windsor castle on sunday before ending his trip with high stakes summit with russian president vladimir putin. >> what's your message to putin? >> i have to deliver it. >> reporter: russian president putin did an interview with nbc news that lasted for 90 minutes. in a small excerpt that cnn saw, you saw putin comparing trump to biden praising essentially trump at length while saying biden is someone who has been in public life for several decades. putin is someone who has been in public life for several decades. setting the stage for the meeting in geneva by saying the u.s./russia relationships are at the lowest point that they have been in for years. that's something the white house has acknowledged. the question is how those two leaders -- cnn, traveling with the president in cornwall. >> caitlyn, thanks for that. i want to bring in the u.k. c

biden administration and joe biden. it's fantastic. he's a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: it remains to be seen how biden's diplomatic outreach changesce of those relationships. but tonight the g7 leaders were joined at dinner by queen elizabeth, prince charles and prince william in the queen's first visit with world leaders since the pandemic. the duchess of cambridge kate middleton and first lady jill biden visited a school together. >> i want to say a personal thank you and welcome to you, dr. biden. >> reporter: biden will visit the queen at windsor castle on sunday before ending the trip with a high stakes meeting with vladimir putin. >> what's your message to putin? >> i'll tell you after i deliver it. >> reporter: now, wolf, after the president delivers his message to president putin, we are expecting to hear from him, but we may be hearing from only him, because right now we are told by sources that they are not currently expected to hold a joint press conference. of course, that is the side by side you saw that president trump held with president putin in helsinki three years ago. one thing we should know about the agenda of

biden. [applause] pres. biden: my name is joe biden. i'm jill biden's husband. [laughter] ashton, thank you. emed awfully comfortable up here. [applause] i don't know. i'm not sure i'll be around, but if you are here, don't pretend you don't know me, ok? [laughter] your story, your leadership, and your mom is an inspiration. [applause] if my mother were here, she would look at me and say honeycutt god love you, dear. god loves you, what you did, what you continue to do. first of all, i want to say to chesterton, belated happy birthday, chest and. we were singing happy birthday to him. we got a bunch of cupcakes, but not enough for everybody. and mr. secretary, thank you. you are the best, man. look, our presence here this afternoon makes the simple strong statement, pride is back at the white house. [applause] for this community, our nation, and the world, pride month represents so much. courage of all those in previous generations today who proudly live their truth. it stands for justice, both of the steps we've taken and the steps we need to take. and above all, pride month stands for love.

the fact he said he can work with joe biden and that joe biden is not erratic, i forget the exact words, that he's more predictable, and biden saying the other day when he landed here, telling u.s. troops he wants a stable and predictable relationship with vladimir putin. putin has shown no interest in being anything but predictably aggressive. >> jonathan, the big question is, is there any way to capitalize on any vulnerabilities that putin has? biden's approach to putin the polar opposite of trump's who was very chummy with the russian leader. >> to be sure. we heard from former president trump days ago praising putin. defending his answers in helsinki years ago. i'll also note putin didn't deny he was a killer there. he danced around those questions. but from president biden, their hope here is indeed somewhat more modest perhaps than system of his predecessors. there's no talk of a reset of relations. no talk of a warm, personal rapport with putin. he won't be staring into putin's eyes to get a sense of his soul. it's about realism. trying to make things stable. biden knows putin is weaker domestically than he has been i

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biden does, on a massive scale from it's perfectly fine. from members, here the only one but discuss about this standard. >> you know liberals are never held to the standard, but hunter biden and joe bideness partner and was trying to get china to approve was approved last than two weeks later joe biden trying to take chances on nepotism was a first for joe to begin with. >> i just want a special shout out, steve the swamp, he's not for family members working, jj in the treasury, shannon social secretary, daniel in the state department, tyler working, he's also a part-time musician, we are not .2, on that, cut a real family business, four of them working. plus the brother who is a lobbyist big client whose business before the administration. it is so swampy the whole thing. >> but also with someone who's been in government 47 years, think about the network he had, all the government people, like joe biden have been in power for so long and all those people who have donated to your campaign over 47 years, that's a lot of favors to dole out when you've been part of the swamp longer than i've been alive. that's a lot of people to give those assignments to. >> exactly. that's return to norm

biden, joe biden with whom he had a long chat today. that was interesting. they were discussing amongst other things china and how it was important to have a confrontation with china during the discussions over the g7 summit. it was important to emphasize the values and the g7's best interests with china. it will be interesting to see as day two goes on some of the other bilateral's, and also, as we start to talk more about climate change. >> thank you very much for the update. for more on this story, we speak to the director of the london school of economics u.s. center. thank you very much for joining us on the program tonight. what shape do you think u.s. military multilateralism will take after four years of joe biden's policies? we are seeing president biden saying america is back on the international stage. do you think internationalism is back? >> i think as you haveuggested -- [indiscernible] years of donald trump and trump's america first, this was a go day for america and multi-nationalism, multilateralism in general. the point you raise is well taken, that biden can say that america is back and is saying it. he is saying it to everybody who will listen, but i think the concern is -- that lingers is that trumpism, that america firstism, that nationalism in the united states remains a strong political current, and the question remains if biden is [indiscernible] or if what biden represents is the end of america first. i should say it is not only a question about nationalism in the united states. it is in france. it is in the u.k.. it is in germany. this is one of the big problems facing the g7. i think we heard today with the call for a kind of embracing a more expansionary fiscal policy among t

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biden. will biden bring up the issues that matter? will he talk about the things that are on people's mind regarding russia. >> martha: yeah. it's so interesting. there was this perception that these relationships or certain places, if you watch tv, that the relationships had all been destroyed in the trump administration. president biden said we're going to fix it, we're going to bond with our allies again, make everything better. he has a lot to prove on this trip. he said he was going to be a healer. i'm wondering if these other countries are looking for healing or looking for strength when it comes to this sort of relationship? >> i just got back from the mideast. everybody was worried to death about the iran nuclear agreement. i had dinner with leaders. they're all very worried that our appeasement policy towards iran will blow up in our face. look what happened on trump's watch? the abraham accords. trump put iran in a box economically and the new agreement they're pushing with the iranians, the biden administration is going to empower iran. what did make co -- what did guatemala say about the immigration crisis? they blame biden. here's the question. at the end of 2020, we had a 45 year low in illegal crossings. now we have the highest number of illegal crossings in the nation's history. what happened in the las