when you're absolutely ready, but another place to start that was, is george ken, as pa, for peace in february and new york times 1997. when he said it is an air to expand nato that george kennan was. the very mine that brought not just containment and that the comment is policy. but nato 1949. the gab and again, with rid of to 1947 as you know, then what the, what was the responding to the collapse of the soviet? yeah, yeah. all of us were pressure, but all of it's domination. how do you bring them in? we didn't do that. yeah, important themselves said recently twice. i've come to the united states and said, make me a part of nato instead of engineering. right. i mean, let me be a part of what you guys do. and they said, no, we don't want you to be why, why would we not if i would invite she, i wouldn't bite the i told i wouldn't, but why not disagree with them to their face? not away from them, don't you think that's it? that's exactly right. that's exactly right, but it far, but it has to do an orthodox, the dogmatism narrow on us and especially those at least the constitute the wa

they conduct them secretly, accordingly, here is the us ambassador to the ussr, yes, that means george ken, the famous author of long so -called telegrams, long telegrams, there were a million words, where he described, justified the inevitability of confrontation, so to speak, everyone understood the inevitability, here was a group, a group of kremlinologists , these are kenon, thompson and bohlen, who believed that stalin was going to strengthen, consolidate his control on... the territory of the ussr and as they called its satellites, that is, they mean the countries of people's democracy, here's ni the nitsa group categorically simply ignored this opinion, their position was that the ambitions of the soviet union were to forget all of europe, most of asia and africa. based on this doctrine, they proposed, again a secret document, it was declassified only in 1975, they proposed an appropriate strategy to combat the soviet union, with proliferation. that is, calculated gradual coercion, yeah, that is, in other words, this is what we just said, they say one thing, they do something else,

ken sway voters. >> it is a another crack in the wall, if you will, that blue wall. the reason it's important is george clooney is visible. he's someone that you want to have out on the stump with you in the campaign. and he also is not just a, you know, a-lister in hollywood. brings a lot with him in terms of grab a toss in terms of other celebrities movies, into popular culture and to the sports world. and in that sense, he's always been very visible about his politics isn't enough to or to joe biden out of the race. it's and the decision has been made. it's just a question of whether it looks like there's going to be any movement in the next 48 hours or so. piece doesn't help. that's for sure. >> the next big test for biden will be tomorrow when he will have a lengthy solo press conference at the white house. >> governor newsom remain supportive of president biden today reiterating his stance during a press conference outside sacramento. >> everything about this campaign will impact the state disproportionately. we were involved in 122 lawsuits for the trump administration. do you guys remember that

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ken sway voters. >> it is a another crack in the wall, if you will, that blue wall. the reason it's important is george clooney is visible. he's someone that you want to have out on the stump with you in the campaign. and he also is not just a, you know, a-lister in hollywood. brings a lot with him in terms of crowd of costs in terms of other celebrities movies, into popular culture and to the sports world. and in that sense, he's always been very visible about his politics isn't enough to or to joe biden out of the race. it's and the decision has been made. it's just a question of whether it looks like there's going to be any movement in the next 48 hours or so. piece doesn't help. that's for sure. >> the next 48 hours, the next big test for biden will be tomorrow when he will have a lengthy solo news conference at the white house. >> still ahead this afternoon where students can secure a free school lunch over the summer. here and why bay-area restaurants mistah mandatory food inspections will be right food inspections will be right back. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high

i want to bring in nbc's ken dilanian outside the supreme court, jeffrey rosen is president and ceo of the national constitution center and a law professor at george washington law school, tim miller host of the bulwark podcast and msnbc political analyst. with me onset, chuck rosen berpg and former senior adviser to attorney general merrick garland, anthony coley. thank you for being here on this very consequential day. high drama, unlike to what we're used to seeing inside the highest court in the land. give us your thoughts on what prompted such a high-octane dissent? rockefeller i could see chief justice roberts say those dissents struck a note of chilling doom and is holy disproportionate to what this decision actually musters forth. the devil is in the details. what you have a decision that grants absolute immunity to presidential acts. if you listen back, you can see the zone of agreement. lawyer for the special counsel acknowledged there were some official acts under the president under article 2 that are immune for prosecution. president trump's lawyer included acts in the jaj smith indictment that could be prosecuted. the supreme court h

it feels at the interview tomorrow with george stephanopoulos is serving as a litmus test to see kenings that charisma and energy that so many people really loved about him the first time around if he can bring that can he turn those polls around. anything can still happen but if you see the polls going in the direction or the gap widening from the seven to eight point lead the trump has right now on biden that's when things get really serious. tom: seven to eight points, depending on which poll you look at. the abc interview and then some campaign events over the weekend, is there a precedence in u.s. history for what's unfolding right now? kriti: there is from 40 years ago. it goes back to lyndon b. johnson in the 60's. he inherited the oval office as vice president after the assassination of john f. kennedy. the parallels are simply the vice president had to step in, but he wasn't polling very well with the demographic and a lot of that came because of the war in vietnam. we have two wars in the region both of which the united states is made clear bifurcation on which side they st