jane wilson has downplayed the virus from the start and criticize the chinese vaccine. promoted by so follows governor, who is a strong contender in the 2022 presidential election. meanwhile, another city of san paulo state is vaccinating all residents between 18 and 60 years old. but the study book up to is being carried out with the astrazeneca vaccines produced by oxford and brazil fuel cruise institute. so it's absolutely vital for all of us across the world that we have as much data as possible. and the, and the research that is being done in particular to over the next months is going to be really vital for that scientific sharing and the crease of knowledge in the world about how the astrazeneca vaccine operates for many brazilians receiving vaccine is still a long way off, so far only 10 percent of the population has been fully inoculated. monica, you know, i'll just sierra rio de janeiro on the head of the world health organization is pushing for an international treaty to help the world handle similar situations in the future. the defining characteristic of the pandemic is t

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. >> joining us, former democratic congresswoman jane harman of california, distinguished fellow and president emeritus of the wilsonu. thank you so much for being here. what is your takeaway from how everything unfolded yesterday? do you think that there were any concrete accomplishments here from this meeting? or now that we've sort of seen how it played out, do you think it was ill advised? >> let's say first that biden is confronting a hard national security problem, which is our nuanced or need for a nuanced relationship with russia. and i think he did very well. let's also, i think, admit that for those who questioned his mental acuity and vigor as he was running for president, forget about it. he was fine. and he's come back today, and he's going to sign that juneteenth bill, so he's just fine. on this subject, the summit was never supposed to be a definitive list of things that would all be resolved in four or five hours. it was the beginning of a conversation between our new president and the longtime forever president of russia, not democratically elected, i should say. at any rate are that's what it was.

representative from california, now the director, president, and ceo of the woodrow wilson international school for scholars, jane harman. also with us, president of the counsel foreign relations and author of the book "the world: a brief introduction," richard haass. good to have you both this morning. >> thank you so much for being with us. jane, we keep hearing about deliverables. deliverables. there are critics of joe biden who are suggesting that he shouldn't have even had this summit this early. and he's going to have to give us certain deliverables. the biden, white house, of course, playing down expectations saying, expect little-to-nothing. what would be a success for you as you look at the summit between vladimir putin and joe biden? >> let me say, half the visit is already over, and there weren't deliverables, but there was a common statement of goals, which we've missed for a long time. there was a collective exhale. the circus has left town. that's a big achievement. the only thing that made me sad was that prince philip wasn't in the photo with the queen. but i think, very good so far. with putin, i