so ben again was $1000000000.00, but he'll also tell lloyd austin and jim sullivan, how israel intends to lower tensions and gaza. so they're not bike. and another years time looking for more money to restock iron. don't just to point out that in 2020 israel got $3800000000.00 in aid from the united states congress. most of that as military. tell me more about joe biden in all of this because you've made the point that there is this progressive wing, if you want to call them in the democratic party, which are pushing, pushing back against, against the sort of support for israel, waiters trip on that. because certainly in the sound of these 11 days of conflict, he was very strongly defending israel's position. there are certainly many people in the democratic party who want to see a recalibration of the relationship between the united states and israel, particularly when it comes to guys. not only that the occupied west bank as well, joe biden, and benjamin netanyahu don't get on terribly well. you remember that when he was vice president, he flew to jerusalem to talk about the settleme

while we got, i read out what happened with his meeting with national security advisor, jim sullivan here at the white house. they said the things you would expect them to say that they were both committed to israel's rights to self defense, that they would consider ways of humanity need getting into guys do would discuss the issue about what happens with iran's aggressive behavior in the middle east and this is a real whirlwind trip for benny gans, he's been here to the white house national security advisor jim sullivan picked off the list. he then went just to kilometers down the road to the state department and he meant to be blinking. secretary state ticked off, the list is not meeting the really support group a pot at a hotel in washington d. c. and then he will head over to the pentagon for a meeting with lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary. and then they will talk about the things we've been talking about, including whether or not the united states is about to stump up $1000000000.00 to essentially refuel iron doors to give them the weapons that they need to. biden's al

here is jim sullivan. >> ransomware is a national security issues it relates to attacks on the operationsical infrastructure. when the attack causes a shutdown on a pipine or major disruption to supplies, or disruption to an electricity grid, that's a national security issue and doesn't biden intends to consult closely with nato allies about how to have a response and intends to say to putin privately what we have said publicly, we don't believe the government is behind the attacks but that the russian government has a responsibility to deal with criminals on their soil and to preve them from conducting further attacks. philippa: later on he will continue onto cornwall where preparations are beginning in saint ives. these are the surity services prepping for them to arrive. these are seaside towns popular with holidaymakers. here's jon kay on a change of scenery. >> cornwall, you know, the laid-back corner of the country where nothing much happens. st. ives doesn't have a police station, but there are now 6000 officers here from across the u.k. >> they look like they are well prepared and

the white, how it sounds, rejected those criticism of by the national security advisor jim sullivan has been speaking to the media saying the u. s. liter challenged written on a range of issues at his home conference in use conference in geneva, the russian president was also challenged by international journalist. let's take a look. did you commit to stopping your crank down against the opposition groups inside russia? led by election of electing of on him why, why are young people not allowed to protest in russia? what the but way press core does as i pointed out, they never challenge a u. s. leader from the left. so they'll never ask him about julian his sons. they will only ask about nevada me and a this bloomberg white house reporter jennifer jacobs. both on twitter about she heckling putin and fantasizes about bite and smiling at her, which says everything you need to know about these dinar golfers. they're not holding power to account in their own capital. their heckling the designated enemies of america and hoping to get the approval of their president. well, the mentality of th

and it's been from jim sullivan, you know why grow up new sanctions? just days after the summer and also the exact day, the russian ambassador was reinstated in washington. well, i think it shows disarray. only us side. it was always going to be very difficult for boyden to make any kind of concessions, because there's a huge lobby inside the united states, based within the, the sort of security operators and the media who are determined to sabotage constructive relations between russia and the west. we know that provocations are organized under the heading of operation beluga. the russians will be very well aware that there's a constant attempt to undermine into relations. the same sean, this is sort of gets a frame. yes. it makes just common sense to talk to each other. so of course we've had the meeting last week, but i can't say on terribly surprised to see that the reiteration of little skeleton, which is now become endemic. well, after the geneva summit though, joe biden said, quote, it's inner interest to see the russian people do well economica

they've already spoken these already spoken to jim sullivan, his national security advisor, that meeting with here at the white house just about an hour or so ago. he then what the 2 kilometers all the way to foggy bottom is. there's no one here in washington dc. hold the state department for his meeting with anthony blink. and his big meeting will be this afternoon at the pentagon, where he meets lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary, they've met before a even though lloyd austin is relatively new to the job. the things they will talk about include a possible prisoner's what with us after what happened in guys over the last month, they are going to talk as well about the abraham accords and how that impacts security. for israel, they are going to talk about how they get at this $1000000000.00 to restore the iron. don't we know that joe biden is already said he would like to see that happen? with the graham who is a senior republican, he said he will steer that through the senate. he's a key republican vote on the appropriations committee, and they are going to talk as well about th

certainly that's been the take away from the meeting that he had here at the white house with jim sullivan, who is the national security advisor. we've just got what they call the official readout of the meeting. in that both sites said that they expressed their continued support for israel is right to defend itself. the talked about security including iron don't one of the big reasons that benny gans is here is to ask for $1000000000.00 from the us to help restock. i don't mean we know that joe biden has already said that he would be quite ok. with that idea, it said that sullivan raised the idea the importance of humanitarian aid getting in to gather at that's important because that is a note to those on capital hill. we certainly want to see the us do more when it comes to protecting guys from the, from israel. and they also talked partly about iran's aggressive behavior in the middle east though that's going to be important as well. particularly when betty guns goes to the pentagon to meet with lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary there. they will talk about all these things. the

and so what we're hearing from the national security advisor, jim sullivan, is that it's really too soon to tell if this election results in iran is going to make the primary goal of the united states. and that is, of course, reviving that 2015 agreement to live it runs nuclear program. whether or not this is going to make things better or worse. what we know is that the 2 sides with regard to the negotiations that have been going out to be in are still very far apart and some issues. but the word from the national security advisor is that the arrow is going in the right direction. now what i can tell you about political pressure that joe biden is facing. it is intense particularly on capitol hill by some conservative critics and also members of his own party that are concerned that in order to revive this deal, that the united states may live some of those sanctions that iran is looking for without 1st securing the guarantee that iran is rolling back its nuclear program. in fact, there is already alarm that the white house was quietly according to the state department, lifted some sanct

and he had one earlier on, he was here meeting jim sullivan, who is the national security advisor, took the 2 kilometer trip down into foggy bottom to me and to be blinking at the department of state. and he will go and meet lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary at the pentagon in a couple of hours. he's there essentially to ask for help recharging, putting more missiles towards job joe biden. during the recent fighting and guys, i said that he would like to help with that. i don't mean about $1000000000.00 being directed to israel on top of the $3800000000.00 that they got last year. remember israel, one of the countries that continues to get a great deal of financial support from the united states? lindsey graham, who believe in republican said he didn't see any problem with that going through congress. he's an important republican vote on the appropriations committee, but it's not just, i don't that benny gates is going to be talking about. he's also going to be talking about the situation in lebanon. what the really government plans to do with guys or how they're going to help

he'll meet with lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary and jim sullivan, who's the national security advisor. he will ask for that $1000000000.00 that he says he needs no. lindsey graham, who is a prominent republican, he's been in israel over the last 24 hours. he says this will of no problem going through congress. not entirely sure. it will be no problem. there are a number of people, particularly in the democratic party, are a bit concerned about the sort of investment in the years really military. they see this not just the securing the security of israel, but actually helping them go ahead with provocation. an action against garza and the number of politicians, both in the house and the senate have spoken out about it. in fact, you remember that during the last operation and gather that sanders try to block the sale of weapons to israel that eventually went away. he stepped back because the deal was essentially going through, but there will be those in the democratic party. they'll want to say to joe biden, luc, you've got to take a much stronger line with what the release are

that's when benny guns will meet with lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary and jim sullivan, who is the national security advisor. and joe biden said that he wanted to restore kyra, and he said that when he called for a ceasefire, a ben again to essentially showing up to ask for the bill to be paid. now, many people thought the job by actually made the offer in the hope that that would bring the israelis to a cease fire. much quicker. it was at least 48 hours after you said that until there was actually a settlement. now, lindsey graham has been in israel over the last 48 hours. he himself is a senior republican and he believes that there will be no problem getting this $1000000000.00 to congress. he said it will go through, but that's not exactly clear that it will because there are people in the democratic party who put pressure on joe biden. him also put pressure on the house and the senate to perhaps reconsider this. they are worried that what they are doing is not making israel safer, but actually laying the foundations for them to be much more aggressive in the area, especi

he'll meet with the lloyd austin, who is the defense secretary and jim sullivan, who's the national security advisor. his intention is to ask for $1000000000.00 and $8.00 to replenish iron dome munitions. no thought that joe biden offered part of this money to try and get the israelis to agree to cease fire. you remember that he mentioned a couple of times. he want to see an end to the fighting. it's still jack going for a couple of days before the c spy was actually put in place. lindsey graham, who is a senior republican, i was actually in israel on tuesday and he said, this is going to fly through congress. there's not going to be a problem there. he should maybe take a breath and hold on a 2nd. there might be a problem there because we know that a number of progressives in the democratic party were clearly not happy with the fact that the war on guys continued so many civilians were killed. and 5 bending saunders tried to stop military aid going through to israel, $780000000.00 worth of military 8. and eventually went through that objection one because it looked as if it was already gone

cnn's doniel sullivan joins us along with jim acosta. donie, the lies the president is spreading, now it's not possible on facebook at least until after the 2022 midterm elections. how damaging is this to his influence? >> the lies, the big lie, the conspiracy theory about the 2020 election not possible from trump on facebook, but remember trump has plenty of proxies on facebook. his son is still on there. marjorie taylor greene is still on there. facebook is not changing its policy when it comes to fact checking politicians so many people will be able to lie and run ads with lies about the election. but how this damages trump specifically, he does have tens of millions of followers on facebook and he is most known for his twitter account. but really the real engine of his campaign in 2016 and in 2020, which his former campaign manager brad parscale used to brag about was their effective use of facebook targeting voters with ads and fund-raising. fund-raising is the big part of facebook and what he'll be missing out on here. >> jim, we h

green, expert on russia and, of course, ambassador john sullivan, the ambassador to moscow sent back to the u.s. in april, a sign of tensions. jim, that could be one area of agreement here, if both sides agree to send their envoys back to their respective foreign capitals. jim. >> jeff zeleny just across the lake from the location of that on going summit meeting. let's bring in cnn white house reporter tash yeah bertrand as well as chief international correspondent for cnn, clarissa. each side has its own definition of success and failure. as you go for biden and for putin, what cots tuts a win? >> i think for the biden administration it's a heavier lift. president putin simply by standing up next to president biden, the most powerful man in the world, that's already a win for him from a public relations point of view. i think he will feel actually he needs relatively little to get out of this summit. don't forget, he was not the one who requested it. for the biden administration with the close analysis and some criticism that they have faced, they want to show something to come out of this. no one is expecting it to be a tangib

sullivan investments right now halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour the dow is looked to pop 200 points at the open markets overall taking a big drop on friday on comments about jimlard here on cnbc higher interest rates could come as soon as next year as opposed to the projection of 2023 by the fed. >>> to the early trading in europe we have julianna tatelbaum standing by in the london newsroom i would call you the lady in red earl earlier, but i am seeing green now. >> we had positive momentum we started on the back foot trading in the red now higher from when we spoke a half hour ago for the stoxx europe some digesting what the federal reserve shift in policy stance means moving ahead investors are taking relief this morning after the losses we saw last week. stoxx 600 ending 1.26% lower from last week we now have green across the board. at one point these regions were trading lower. we see split gains dax and german markets up 0.5% the majority of the regions now seeing an easing of revistrictio restrictions italian policy is mandating five-day quarantine for all passengers arriving from the uk. and the news on the grocer morrison's with the rejection of the