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joe biden obviously arrived in carmel— g7 summit. joe bidencarmel today - g7 summit. joe biden obviously arrived in carmel 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 pe

joe biden will go to geneva to meet _ come together? joe bidenme together? joe biden will go to geneva to meet with vladimir- come together? joe biden will go to | geneva to meet with vladimir putin. there was a statement that they are not going to have a joint press conference. can you explain that? it is hard to speculate, but the risks of having a press conference is very high because president putin is very good at grandstanding. i think what is more important is what the two leaders say to each other face—to—face. one of the few times that i was disappointed in my former boss president obama is when we did not do enough and the final two weeks of his term to say to russia that what happen in terms of the interference in our election was unacceptable. it was just a warning. i think we can do more. we should tell putin that together with our allies we will do more than just expel russian diplomats. that will not solve anything. we will need to send a message that we will not put up send a message that we will not put up with election interfere

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joe. that they get the same pass tha biden has? >> of course not, sean. it's joe biden, this teflon coating that he has. this is projection by joe biden projecting his own family's white privilege could you couldn't get anyone more white privilege than hunter biden who has had everything handed to hi on a silver platter since he wa born. his father has made sure that his son has had jobs, has had university, has had clients shower him with millions of dollars. he has had at the door open to him and affect that is the way the joe operates with his entir family. white privilege. he projected his own racism ont the whole of america. he has sullied all of us. >> you are newspaper the new york post, broke the hunter biden laptop story to read now know that there are pictures. we p have tapes of joe biden tw times tonight that he suffered talked of hunter about this foreign business deal but we've got pictures of joe biden's vic president meeting prep hunter's for business partners. now, again, how does not a word how does the media get a free. that flagrant double standard?

the joe biden that is president today is not the joe biden that ran in 2020. rate joe is dead and gone in the squad runs joe biden. i think we win because they are his overreach. but i hope you will stay on this china deal. the scientist who wrote this letter to tamp down and to undercut any idea that could have come by this lab to protect their own butt and it change the course of the election. don't let this go, sean. >> sean: joe biden in north carolina. >> i think when joe biden says we need confidence in results and these are the things that we must do to ensure integrity, when prosecutes the chase against joe biden and radical socialism and lays out the american first agenda to make america great again agenda, those three things, i think, lead to a republican wave election in the next two elections, am i wrong? >> no, you're dead right. freedom wins out if it is prosecuted right. they are doing everything they can to bring the republican party back. we just need to make our case. >> sean: all right, senator come appreciated. thank you. the mob, the media

biden and joe biden? it seemed to me toda there biden and joe biden? e was _ biden and joe biden? it seemed to me today there was a _ biden and joe biden? it seemed to me today there was a real— biden and joe biden? it seemed to me today there was a real ease _ biden and joe biden? it seemed to me today there was a real ease they - biden and joe biden? it seemed to me today there was a real ease they had l today there was a real ease they had met each other on friday night at the g7. they had met before in the early 1980s when joe the g7. they had met before in the early 1980s whenjoe biden was a senator. the queen looked at ease and relaxed despite having these three busy days. the bidens looked at ease, talked easily around subject areas when they watch the guard of honour there. my sense there was a personal connection between them and it was successful. thank you for that. you can show over yours an image that has been released from inside. the queen, president biden and the first lady. there you go. all smiling broadly. that photograph inside the p

what came first joe biden or zip codes? [laughter] >> joe biden. kennedy: correct. board. michael is this this then you're in good shape. okay michael, what came first, joe biden or the yo-yo? >> i'm but with joe biden. before you'll be wrong the yo-yo dates back to 440 bc. i'll michael that is good news for kat. [laughter] events are tied chris as i had by one point. let's if chris can widen his lead here. chris what came first, joe biden or mr. potato head? >> i am going to go with joe biden. kennedy: and you would be right, superior 343, mr. potato head was not invented until 1949. there we go and now mr. potato head is no longer has any funny business. all right cats here's your next question paid what came first, joe biden or sunglasses? >> sunglasses. super sunglasses is correct, kat you have till your one away from chris. so for michael look in verse joe biden are 911? tobacco medical joe biden. two for a big correct there neither one was made in haleyville, alabama in 1968. so you and kat still tied, chris still up by. this is the last question it is worth tw

joe biden says that russia is worried _ changed, has it? joe bidenas it? joe biden says that russia is worried that the being - russia is worried that the being surrounded by the us and i see this meeting _ surrounded by the us and i see this meeting is— surrounded by the us and i see this meeting is a total reset of us and russian _ meeting is a total reset of us and russian relations. the fact that they— russian relations. the fact that they will— russian relations. the fact that they will reappoint ambassadors to each other shows that biden set out 16 key— each other shows that biden set out 16 key installations that russia must _ 16 key installations that russia must not — 16 key installations that russia must not touch, they talked about electing _ must not touch, they talked about electing alex in the valley and that is the _ electing alex in the valley and that is the headline in the ft and i think— is the headline in the ft and i think they're just trying to work out, _ think they're just trying to work out, they— think they're just trying to

macron meeting with prime minister johnson and later in the day, the french president will meet joe 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,

joe biden. success is measured by how much you accomplish and how many points you put on the scoreboard. the problem is that was never joe biden's raison d'etre. i think that joe biden, by virtue of being himself can do that. it is about expectations. success means passing a bunch of legislation. they might be disappointed. lbj and fbi both had overwhelming majority of democrats to work with. joe biden has a very of -- very narrow majority. i think it is time to reset the expectations. i feared for his sake that if his success is measured solely by how much legislation he passes, it might be disappointing. host: call in this morning and let us know how you think the president can be consequential. if you voted for him, i am curious as to what you think the president can do to be consequential. or if you disagree, those that supported the president, he flipped five states. he flipped four senate seats. so why not go for big change? >> part of the problem is, i do not think he can do it. -- guest: part of the problem is, i do not think he can do it. you are what your record says it is. i might be proven wrong, but the problem for

joe biden's raison d'etre. his promise was to be a calming forcein and sort of restore normalcy. joe biden, just by virtue of being himself, can do that and has done that to a large degree. i think it's about expectations. if joe biden democrats set up the expectation that success means passing a whole bunch of legislation, they may be disappointed. pause they just don't have the votes. lbj and fdr both had overwhelming majorities of democrats to work with. joe biden has a very narrow th majority. so i think it is time to reset the expectations. he can still be a very important, consequential president. i fear for his sake that if his success is measured solely by how much legislation he passes, it may end up being disappointing.nd >>n democratic callers, call i this morning and let us know how you think the president can be consequential. if you voted for him, i am curious about what you think the president can do to be insequential. or if you disagree with matt lewis, some callers, those that supported the president, he flipped five states.r he won by 7 million votes. and he flipped four

joe biden for four hours. russia, china and iran in joe biden' ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! ry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the biggest thing that ever happened to small. lease the gla 250 suv for just $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ♪ ♪ this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. >> he had a pretty good year. the first fine months of the biden administration have been the best of vladimir putin's political life. just from an economic standpoint, as folks know that vladimir putin was three and 0 when it comes to pipelines. joe biden shut down the keystone pipeline. that was a win for putin. criminal network

those rockets were in a very real sense paid for by joe biden, and they were launched by joe biden. cruz on this program two weeks ago outlining why he believes tensions in the middle east are the direct result of policy mistakes made by joe biden and kamala harris. my next guest warned the administration against emboldening iran on his way out the door, but the advice was ignored. john ratcliffe is the former director of national excellence. he joins me right now. john, it's great to see you. thanks very much for being here. >> good morning. maria: stopping the threat of a nuclear iran as well as the broader foreign policy from this administration, but first, give us your assessment of putin with biden. good or bad for america? >> well, vladimir putin got exactly what he wanted. you have to remember, maria, he had a pretty good year. i could e make an argument that the first five months of the biden administration has been have been the best of vladimir putin's political life. just from an economic standpoint, vladimir putin was 3-0 when it comes to pipelines. joe biden shut down th

you said, a perform kgb spy, seasoned intelligence officer, had four hours, directly, with joe biden. joe bidenomeone who couldn't remember the name of his own secretary of defense, couldn't remember the name of the pentagon and someone who uttered more incomprehensible words and sentences than any american would care to admit. so russia came in with some kind of diagnosis. vladimir putin had an opportunity to either confirm that or modify that. and very much would have been looking for that over that four-hour period. you know, did joe biden remember what a he said at the end of the meeting that he said at the beginning of the meeting. the other thing he would have had an advantage in that four hour period is to determine whether or not joe biden runs his staff or joe biden's staff runs him. so as you know, maria, for good or for bad, donald trump ran his staff. he never said i'm only going to call on reporters that they let me or my staff gets upset when i call on reporters, that never happened. that's been a question about joe biden and vladimir putin would have been able to observe the inte

you are right. joe biden called this the - fight here. you are right. joe bidenis the fight of| biden called this the fight of his presidency and he said as well that the battle will go on and coming democrats are speaking in harmony on this and say this is reallyjust the start of their fight to ensure a level playing field when it to voting in this country. you are absolutely right. joe biden has other priorities. a huge infrastructure bill he is hoping to steer through congress but this is something he definitely put a great deal of value on and this will be something that will be a setback for him.- something that will be a setback for him. ., ~', setback for him. david, thanks very much _ setback for him. david, thanks very much indeed. _ setback for him. david, thanks very much indeed. good - setback for him. david, thanks very much indeed. good to - setback for him. david, thanks| very much indeed. good to see you, david willis in los angeles. thousands of migrant children are being held in a camp in texas, which is ridden with disease, is insanitary and is

joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: my name is joe biden. i'm jill biden's husband.hter] ashton, thank you. you seemed 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 al

. >> joe biden voted for the iraq war. i mean, i'm a joe biden democrat. i'm not saying they all agree with me -- >> joe biden democrat or joe biden republican? >> i'm sort of a joe biden democrat and republican. i'm a republican trying to help joe biden and the democratic party. it's a fair debate. there are joe biden democrats. >> i don't think it's a debate. i don't think joe biden is a bill cristol republican. >> and i agree with that. >> we've decided that was one of the darkest moments in our history. and it was based in the same kind of failure to take on, whether or not our adventurism abroad and the innocent lives it took was consistent with our values. it clearly was not and we have the responsibility to keep having this conversation. >> i take that. i would love to focus on today's news and even, you know, the 11-day military conflict between israel and hamas and less so on the iraq war. although, we could do seven hours on that. i certainly appreciate that note. i want to get both your takes on something that congresswoman rashida talib said. qu

joe biden won a — crowned when she was just 27. joe bideno of them have _ point in common that the two of them have let's _ point in common that the two of them have. let's discuss all of this a little _ have. let's discuss all of this a little bit — have. let's discuss all of this a little bit more now with our royal correspondent. daniela, let's look back on— correspondent. daniela, let's look back on friday. they really hit it off, back on friday. they really hit it off. didn't — back on friday. they really hit it off, didn't they?— off, didn't they? they definitely did. off, didn't they? they definitely did- there _ off, didn't they? they definitely did. there was _ off, didn't they? they definitely did. there was an _ off, didn't they? they definitely did. there was an obvious - off, didn't they? they definitely . did. there was an obvious personal connection there, as well as some of the more diplomatic elements of the conversation. it was very much a welcome to the uk from the queen. she was sent down to cornwall as part of this wider

speaks to vladimir, he is speaking, not only as joe biden us president, but joe biden, us leader, look that people will. so 7, exactly, but also really interesting is that including what she 7 courses wife joe biden was with him and she had a lot of so to opportunities to and they also how he was to read and like he's been preparing for week, he's been over pad and definitely i think that was a sense that came out with the goal to get people sort of around him. randy around the us kind of a slightly anti trust message on back american fact like he likes to say. and, you know, trump did to a lot of criticism for having time to back on nato for having pulled out of the powers climate agreement for having sort of given your up the cold shoulder a little bit. so yes, definitely a lot of a web pair of people and you don't have to tell me about the cold shoulder being turned to europe on based in berlin. of course, you know, i speak to few diplomats in it around berlin. be idea of rick cornell as us some of the caused a lot of the nation under the trump years. that was not t

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joe biden biden will attend to nato summit and brussels next week. as he works to re establish ties cut by predisposed to donald trump, i've got his don rusher and cyber tech for among points of discussion between biden's talking about washington dc on monday. but china appeared to dominate talks that don't share over the values in the way they cranked down on democratic protests in, in, in hong kong holiday. david, my notice is that we use how they course neighbors and how that set up. so we need span of space national border police in the canadian province of ontario said truck attack that killed full members of the muslim family was a crime. the driver of a pick up ran down 5 pedestrians in the city of london, killing 3 generations of the same family. dandy survivors and 9 year old boy please have as evidence. the family was targeted because of its islamic faith. a 20 year old man has been arrested and charged with murder. please say he was wearing a device similar to body alma the man dubbed the butcher of bows near is set to find out later on tu

joe biden cogía del mismo pie y que tener esta reunión con un líder autoritario ya en sí mismo es una concesión. >> habrá que reclamar algo a putin?. > > si absolutamente lo que debe de hacer joe bidenr al presidente ruso, ahora asegura que si rusia no colaboraen temas de ciber seguridad, estados unidos responderá. >> atentos con eso y en cosa de horas este miércoles por la mañana. >> en colombia un coche bomba estalló dentro de un cuartel del ejército de la ciudad de cúcuta en más de 30 heridos y las autoridades lo califican como un atentado terrorista tenemos detalles. >> [sonidos de ambiente] . >> ese es el momento en que el carro bomba cargado con explosivos estalló dentro de esta base militar ubicada en la ciudad de cúcuta frontera con venezuela. >> hoy mire. >> en cuestión de segundos todo fue confusión y caos. >> nos metieron el carro bomba . >> uniformados y civiles que estaban en la edificación que quedó destruida por la fuerte explosión no entendían lo que estaba pasando yo pensé que era la caldera santo dios yo pensé que era la caldera pensé que era la caldera y no un carro bomba. >> organismo de socorro llegaron al sitio de los hechos para atender y evacuará por lo -36 h

it'll be dealing with it from joe biden. joe biden, as i've been mentioning, has a greater priority than just israel. he is intent on forging a piece in the region, not through palestinian israeli talks, but through resuscitating the deal with iran. this he sees, sees that ministration priority. and this is what is going to color his relationship with this new coalition government. i think that my candidate in washington d. c. let us get a perspective now from israel's biggest regional. so ron flood is not the is a professor in world studies at the university of koran joins us live. thank you for your time and we see radians are about to go to the polls very shortly, just few days time for the presidential election. but for now how will be irradiate leadership? be viewing these developments and israel i think the quite happy who was responsible for a lot of kidding, both palestinian iranians in cynthia. and so i think that even in the the, the people are generally happy to see him gone. for now, at least you know, the child care is re

joe biden _ stepping up. that is where we leave president joe biden speaking - stepping up. speaking in - presidentjoe biden speaking in cornwall after the g7 summit which begins tomorrow and emphasising the importance united states puts on leading the world as they said leading the world as they said leading the world as they said leading the road out of this global pandemic. we will have more news in ten minutes' time. now it's time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — happy euros eve — we'll be live with scotland, england and wales as the home nations make their final preparations ahead of the tournament. who's your bet for the title? we take a look at back—in—form italy — who start the party tomorrow night against turkey. and a new boss at celtic — ange postecoglou says its one of the greatest honours in football. also coming up in the programme. the hollies in fine voice — but its not enough to inspire england's top order on day one of the second test. joe salisbury hello — good evening — how are you feeling? nervous? excited? its the day before the euros st

joe biden, i said "hello, mr. vice president." and he responded "you are a smart is pretty much what he said." we go way back. i want to say something to joe bidenur bond. i want to say it in a way joe biden understands given his speech or whatever it was last week. "joe, you are a screw up." you were screwing up immigration. you were screwing up the economy. you are screwing up female sports, the price of gasoline and what else? you will destroy our economy with taxes from successful people an opportunity and all the rest of it. joe and the democratic party have blood on their hands. what is going on in the inner cities putting everything else aside is utterly avoidable and unacceptable. these are democratic party policies. war on the cops, the world the cops as a result on were on innocent people in the inner cities. black and hispanic people, in particular, murder is going through the roof. murder is going through the roof. we have systemic murder taking place in our inner cities. and the reason the democrats can't do anything about it, it is their policies. you heard these frauds on the sunday show, including some of the hosts come i'm embar

but here is the reason why there was no joint press or between vladimir putin and joe biden. joe biden'ss a press conference, seven, eight, nine questions from handpicked reporters chosen by his analyst. from there he reads the answers verbatim off note cards written for him and takes one question on the way out.it if he was paired with putin, he would not allow biden to leave so quickly.ve he would keep him on a stage an hour, two hours like a heavyweight championship where one fighter knows he will be the other one, but he wants to punish him for a while. he would force him to take multiple questions outside of his comfort zone by mental endurance. based on biden's meltdown one question by kaitlan collins, that would be a catastrophe judge. >> judge pirro: well, you know, monica, the amazing part of this, also, you now have joe rogan who is loved, has an incredible podcast, who is calling out cnn brian stelter. you know, criticizing him saying he's basically, you know, not a great guy. not a great journalist. >> yeah, and total props to joe rogan for calling out brian stelter and all t

gesto el lenguaje corporal de los líderes y las dos conferencia de prensa donde joe biden tuvo la última palabra >> joe bidenretón de mano la entrada a la reunión más íntima fue mediático con empujones entre periodistas estadounidenses el lenaguaje corporaldejo claro que joe biden estaba al mando y vladimir put nervioso >> cuando una persona está por empezar a corrueve mucho las manos >> los elogios fueron del ruso >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> vladimir putin negó que viola los derechos humanos dice que latinoamérica lanza más ataques cibernéticos que ellos joe biden dejó claras las reglas >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> acordaron la normalización de conversaciones sobre cambio climático y el cambio de armas y vladimir putin recibió lentes de sol como los que usa joe biden dijo por qué era productivo elencuentro si no hay resultados (información en p

and of course joe biden denies this on multiple occasions. joe biden claimed never, not one time ever did he speak to hunter biden, zero experience-hunter about his foreign business dealings. not once, he said. take a look. >> mr. vice president, how may times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> president biden: i've never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. ot do you s s s s s s s s s sr discuss any of your son's overseas business? >> yes, i stand by that statement. >> sean: never, not once. joe biden now we know is lying. a picture has emerged in the last two weeks in the picture speaks a thousand words. this picture shows joe and hunter together with hunter's foreign business dealing from kazakhstan. they gave hunter money too. multiple pictures, eyewitness accounts, troves of emails and texts from hunter's laptop reveal that the big guy, joe, was an integral part of hunter's bu

he will not want to pick a fight with joe biden. joe biden is not going to want to fight with him. invitation to visit washington. billion dollars that the israelis requested for replacement of iron dome missiles. probably an invitation for lapid who will rotate in. >> he has the slimmest of majorities. israel has long been without a truly functioning government. can bennett actually make some progress here? >> i think that's the real question. he is 49 years old. he knows that right now his greatest accomplishment has been to unseat benjamin netanyahu. that will not be enough to secure his political future. he will have to work with the other parties in his coalition, all of whom have a stake in preventing netanyahu as return, to try to produce and deliver very much -- there's a similarity here. he will have to deliver and make governance, public service israel's democratic institutions functional against the backdrop of a decade or more of efforts by mr. netanyahu to undermine them. i think it's like sam adams, our revolutionary founder said. we are either going to hang together

joe biden. the vote was 96% for joe biden. some of them showed up very late. 96% for biden. was told you can get $5,600, zuckerberg gave $500 million. now, that is legal, right? then the whole lockbox scam. that is just one of the many things they did. what happened here is what the state department used to criticize in communist countries, illegal use of absentee ballots. they went after them strongly. opposition observers. dejected. like they did in detroit -- ejected like they did in detroit and philadelphia. where you had more votes. other than that, it was a very good election. you had more votes than you had voters. they did a north korean style turnout. this is what they talked about. illegally altered vote tabulation data. this is what they used to talk about. these things happen, they said, in ukraine in 2004. now to large extent, they happened here. we will approve it. we will be out there fighting. you have incredible american patriots. [applause] you have incredible american patriots. you know, i saw one here, i didn't even know he was coming. where is mike? the

the press come out let me give you a clue, be asking about joe biden's dog from the white house press briefing room. asking about joe biden'sat, asking about what joe biden things about the color scheme on air force one. we did not get questions like that. the question i received is is the president glad that the south lost the civil war. it was that kind of meaning, ludicrous coverage of the trump administration that stands in such stark contrast to what the press is doing wrong in joe biden's america. >> sean: governor huckabee, i am a talk show host, and very up front about what a talk show host is. i'm a member of the press. i do straight news. i can produce thousands of hours. i do investigative reporting. i can produce thousands of hours, radio and tv. i give strong opinion. outspoken, up front, i say that i'm a conservative. we do culture and sports. i am like the entire newspaper. i do it all. but they say they are journalists. big difference. >> gee, i've never known you to be that opinionated, sean. you've always been an objective individual. >> sean: i'm so opinionated that i think your daughter is going to be th

biden and our commander-in-chief, joe biden. -- commander-in-chief and president of the united states, joe biden. ♪ [applause] dr. t a warm welcome, colonel, and thank you and melissa for all that you have done to lead and serve at the space. -- this base. congratulations at your new post at the u.s. transportation command. it is wonderful to be here and for all of the little kids here, i hope you enjoyed your movie. idd y -- did you? yeah? okay. we are so grateful to disney and pixar who helped us celebrate you through this movie. joe and i are always excited to visit with our troops and their families. you know, -- [laughter] dr. biden: joe, pay attention. as a daughter of a navy member from world war ii and mother of someone who served a year in iraq and now is your first lady, i am so proud to be here with all of you to begin our first overseas trip. from those of you who have served more than 20 years, to the youngest military kids that i see in the crowd, you are our ambassadors to the world and thank you for representing us with dignity and pride. our military may wear the uniform but you are as crucial to

joe biden _ please speak up. we all knew how you shook hands with joe biden at - please speak up. of mutual understanding and confidence, do you believe _ understanding and confidence, do you believe it— understanding and confidence, do you believe it he had a at this stage to reach _ believe it he had a at this stage to reach a _ believe it he had a at this stage to reach a new— believe it he had a at this stage to reach a new level of relationship that would be totally clear, transparent, that is the ultimate -oal transparent, that is the ultimate goal of— transparent, that is the ultimate goal of two countries? he transparent, that is the ultimate goal of two countries?— transparent, that is the ultimate goal of two countries? he once said there is no — goal of two countries? he once said there is no happiness _ goal of two countries? he once said there is no happiness in _ goal of two countries? he once said there is no happiness in life - goal of two countries? he once said there is no happiness in life as - there is no happiness in life as just a glimpse of happiness and do

joe biden aived in europe. the name russia, the name vladimir putin, has been repeated on and on a -- during this latest press conference almost every single question was about that meeting between joe bidennd vladimir putin. this trip is building up to that meeting between the u.s. and the russian president. and joe biden, in a way, the timing of that meeting with vladimir putin coming after thosmeetings, the g7, the nato ,the e.u. leaders, all of that is building up to that meeting with vladimir putin, because joe biden wants to show the russian president that he is not coming just as the united states president, but he has the backing of all of these world leaders that he has met. heepeated it again today, that a lot of the leaders who have spoken out have said they were extremely happy that joe biden was meeting with vladimir putin, but he alsonsiste on the fact that he met with different leaders, especially european leaders, as well as the eastern flank, the progress -- the b ucharest nine, separately. that is a way to show the i united front especially in europe to deal wh russia. joe biden was trying to really give out that message to vladimir putin that he is coming there as the u

more hopefully from joe biden, because keith is also meeting with the turkish president relations between washington and anchor very frosty. recently, particularly with the joe biden administration, joe biden. not even cooling, i had one for 3 months into his presidency, really giving him the cold shoulder and then add one particularly upset is the fact that joe biden decided to cool the mass killings of armenians in world war one, genocide anchor absolutely furious about that. so of course these 2 lead will have a lot to talk about. ok. natasha butler in brussels. thank you for that's just a waiting to hear from you in stoughton, but hopefully quite soon may what russian president vladimir putin has told us tv network. he is open to a possible prison, a swap with the united states. he meets president joe biden in geneva, on wednesday after the summons to former us marines, the current imprisoned in russia. one of them is serving 16 years for espionage. the highest profile russian prisoner in the us is victor boat. he is a russian arms trafficker once applied arms to war, torn countries on to the knees. and israel's new government is getting down to work a day aft

biden said it was a slaughter that took place. let's hear from president joe biden. president bidenr much too long the history of what took place was told in silence. cloaked in darkness. just because history is silent, that does not mean it did not take place. and while darkness can hide much , it erases nothing. it erases nothing. some@@ injustices are so heinou, horrific, grievous that they cannot be buried, no matter how hard people try, and so it is here, only, only with truth can come healing and justice and repair, only with truth. mark: president biden's visit continues. let's bring in david smith from the guardian newspaper who has been watching and listening. good evening. i wonder what the reaction is to this visit by joe biden to tulsa, oklahoma, becoming the first sitting u.s. president to do this. david: you can see in the wider context of what has happened in the last year with the mder of george floyd in the black lives matter protests, president biden was elected with huge african-american support on the promise to tackle systemic racism. he seemed to be in his elem

reported confronted hunter biden is seriously troubled but that never stopped his father joe biden from losing his son to fill the biden syndicate family coffers. and of course joe biden denies this. on multiple occasions he claimed never, not one time ever did he speak to hunter biden. zero experience hunter, about his foreign business dealings. not one, he said. >> mr. vice president have you ever talk, and -- doing business. >> ideas stand by your statement that you didus not discuss any f your sons overseas business? >> yes i stand by that. >> sean: joe biden we know is going. the picture emerged in the last two weeks and a picture speaks a thousand words. this picture shows joe and hunter together with hunter's foreign business dealing from kazakhstan most of -- hunters laptop revealed the big guy joe was an integral part of hunter's activities while he was vice president. highly unethical, definitely corrupt. now, the important part. that actually compromises our country and puts our country at risk. at the very least the appearance of impropriety is through the roof. we all know that the media would treat this d

joe biden _ lizzy? yeah, so the prime minister will meet joe biden for _ lizzy? r will meet joe biden for the first. will meetjoe 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 th

mitch mcconnell already said he doesn't want joe biden to accomplish anything. this isn't about joe biden. this is about the american people. they didn't do the right thing on the commission. why in hell do they think they're going to do the right thing of voting rights of the people when it stands in the way of them getting power? that's what it's all about. >> let me play devil's advocate. senator manchin is being viewed as standing in the way, but can you picture a time when democrats could thank joe manchin, too, for more years -- >> oh, yes. >> if republicans take back control of congress and, thereby, they would have use of the filibuster and the like. >> well, listen, joe manchin was a crucial part in terms of saving obamacare, the affordable care act. you know, had he not supported that effort, that -- that would not be here right now. listen, i'm not going to

thejoe biden administration has made it very clear that they want the troops to come home by september this year. that has really triggered the joe biden year. that has really triggered thejoe bidennistration since thejoe biden administration since the taliban announced simultaneous attacks across the country. this is where many of afghanistan's neighbours afg hanistan's neighbours because they afghanistan's neighbours because they are very strategically located pakistan, turkestan, india. and they want to make it very clear that they are not going to take sides with what is going on but they also warned about an all—out civil war that is possible in afghanistan and the repercussions that it will have on pakistan itself because during the civil war in the 19905, during the civil war in the 1990s, millions of afghan refugees fled to pakistan and pakistan worked alongside the us on the war on terror after which many militants took a huge part in pakistan and that is what led to this war on islamist militants and that is why he wants to make it very clear that pakistan is willing to work with the us to bring peace, but many leaders in afghanistan view this with scepticism because th

joe biden made it clear _ this point. absolutely. joe biden made it clear in _ this point. . joe biden made it clear in that press - made it clear in that press conference that america is doing very well with its vaccine program. 60 for percent of adults have had one—shot and of course he has a target of getting up to 70% by the 4th ofjuly. where over 70% here in the uk. adults that have had one—shot, that's great. but then look at the situation in africa, just 2% of the continent vaccinated so far. 500 million vaccine starting in august is a really good start but it's a drop in the ocean. we require something like 12 billion vaccines over the course of the next 12 months in order to put a dent in this pandemic. there is going to have to be an awful lot of discussion over the course of the next few days over where those extra vaccines come from. there are ex—leaders around a hundred ex—leaders around a hundred ex—leaders prime ministers, former secretaries assigned in open letter to the g7 saying it needs about $66 billion in the g7 needs to step up two thirds of that. that'