national security advisor jake sullivan defended the u.s.ng different in private than he said in public. they have their legal obligations, but you certainly haven't seen the british prime minister or really for that matter any of our nato allies go out and say this threatens nato unity. there is a wide degree of understanding that the united states took this decision thoughtfully, carefully, and in the best interest of protecting ukraine's people and ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty. >> now, after president biden's meeting with prime minister sunak yesterday he traveled to windsor castle where he was greeted by king charles. according to aides the two men spent much of their time discussing how to boost private sector investment in order to combat climate change. joining us is bloomberg reporter. what have we learned this morning? >> the white house is pitching this as aten warm and friendly visit, something that allowed the president to see the prime minister going into this nato summit and spend quality time with the king.

actually spent four years on the staff of the national security council under president bush, and my day-to-day duties included assisting then -national security advisoroleezza rice . so the job of a national security advisor is primarily to to advise and guide the president's thoughts, because the secretary of state blinkin may have one opinion , the minister of defense is guest another, the director is rubenz, another, and the minister of finance ellen is his , in the end, all these points of view are necessary with coordinate and agree with the point of view of the only person who makes the decision, which is president biden. so jake salev's work insists on coordinating all the meetings, discussing the point of view, presenting them to the student of biden, explaining them, advising him , because he is the national security adviser , and therefore waiting for a decision that the president will accept what is happening. i think that it is president biden who is guided by an ambiguous fear of provoking putin to the third world war. he is afraid that putin will use nuclear weapons, which, in my opinion, is a manifestation self-restraint biden is also

actually spent four years on the staff of the national security council under president bush and in my day-to-day duties included assisting then-national security advisor condoleezza rice. so, the job of the national security advisor is primarily to advise and direct the president's thoughts because secretary of state blinkin may have one opinion , defense secretary gasting another, cia director benz another, and treasury secretary ellen his in the end, all these points of view must be coordinated and reconciled with the point of view of the only person who makes the decision, and that is president biden. so jake sully's job is in order to coordinate all the meetings, to discuss the point of view, to present them to the president of biden, to explain them, to advise him, because he is the national security adviser , and therefore to wait for the decision that the president will make, which is what is happening, and i think that it is president biden who is guided by an ambiguous fear of provoking putin to the third world war. he is afraid that putin will use nuclear weapons, which, in my opinion, is a manifestation of self-restraint. biden is also afra

the national security advisor of the white house has recently confirmed that ukraine has started usingse munitions in the last seven days. according to the united nations convention on the use of cluster munitions, which is produced by more than 100 countries, the storage, transfer and use of cluster munitions is prohibited. report by fatemeh abbas abad rumi. a cluster bomb is in my heart. when it is launched, it spreads in an area the size of a football field. some remain for years to come . international research says that about 23 thousand we have been registered victims since the sixties, 94% were civilians. mehdi is a new trend for civilians. when the farmer suddenly hit it in 1970 or 2070 and the unhappiness was thrown in the american war against vietnam. in lagos, afghanistan and iraq, the young boys were playing . half a century has passed since the american attack, and now in ukraine, how to prepare food very quickly towards the regions the conflict was sent and the defenders of ukraine are in the front line. russia's news, washington accused the war junket. the president of r

the national security advisor said he doesn't want to initiate any false hope here. he characterized the ongoing discussions right now. >> there have been discussions. but those discussions have not produced a clear pathway to a resolution. i cannot stand here today and tell you that we have a clear answer to how we are going to get evan home. all i can do is tell you we have a clear commitment and conviction that we will do everything possible to bring him home. >> we should note that these remarks did not come unprompted. it was a reporter asking him about what the kremlin spokesperson said earlier in the week, saying there have been certain contacts between the u.s. and russia on gershkovich regarding potential prisoner swaps. those discussions should happen in complete silence. we have heard that from the russians before. we should also note that this is an incredibly challenging day for his family. they will not stop their effort to try to get him home until he is back here in the united states. today, of course, marking 10iti detained doing his job for "the wal

level i actually spent four years on the national security council staff under president bush, and my day-to-day duties included assisting then- national security advisorza rice therefore, the work of the national security adviser is primarily to advise and direct the thoughts of the president, because secretary of state blinkin may have one opinion , the minister of defense may have another opinion, the director of the cia benz may have another opinion, and the minister of finance ellen may have another opinion. in the end, all these points of view must be coordinated and reconciled with the only person who makes decisions is president biden. so , jake sullivan's job is to coordinate all meetings, discuss the point of view, and present them to president biden to explain them and advise him, because he is the national security advisor, and therefore wait for the decision to be made by the president, which is happening. i think that it is president biden who is guided by an ambiguous fear of provoking putin to the third world war . he is afraid that putin will use nuclear weapons, which, in my opinion, is a manifestation self-restraint biden is also afr

and served as deputy assistant to the president and national secured advisor and national secured advisor in the restrictions of president george h. w. bush where he supervised policy in the middle east for the white house. he also has been a trump administration -- he served as special representative for iran and from venezuela. let me just highlight a few key points of our report before we go to for questions. probably a lot of our listeners know where the iranian nuclear program is. in recent months they reached 84% nuclear enrichment and there on the verge of becoming a nuclear threshold state. there is no evident, at least it doesn't seem that the iranians here a u.s. military strike to prevent a nuclear iran. and i think if israel does take military action, it would really represent a failure of over three decades of u.s. policy. every president of the united states have said the united states will act to prevent a nuclear iran that it seems we're getting very close to that very eventuality. also, obviously much of -- that has been a lot of focus with this new israeli government on

we get per specs from someone not in that room and one he considered national security advisor, john bolton. >> professor bolton, thanks for being here. what do you think the council jack smith is interested in the december 2020 oval office meeting? does that track with where you think he may be headed? >> well, it certainly sounds from all kind of reports, including particularly the one you just mentioned, that the scope of the investigation very much centers on donald trump, the events in the oval office, the things that flowed from that, things that led up to it, really all involved trump personally. so while there may be a lot of defendants who get charged, i think clearly trump is in smith's scope. now, whether there is enough to convince him and his team that they should indict, that's a different question. but in terms of the investigation, i think the focus is clearly more and more on trump. i want to play from white house council told the committee about the cast of characters who were in that actual meeting. i just want to play this. >> i walked in, i saw general flynn. i s

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deputy national security advisor or international economic in june of last year.or to this like was chief economic advisor to vice president harris served in the obama biden administration and was the global chief investment strategist and i'm delighted to hand it over to my colleague who recently served as senior director for economics for the national economic council. so if you're watching remotely, submit your question online. please raise your hand if you are in person. our time is limited but he's eager to hear from you and response. thank you for joining this money and i believe your journey from all around the world and a former colleague and friend but what i add is the opportunity to work apart from this work ethic and the type of colleague on hand for an issue you can always learnu from but it's safe to sy there's no shortage, certainly more than we will get through this morning in the speech outlining his division, the national security advisor jake sullivan gave a speech which he laid out the of ministrations for international economic and you are at

that's also reported by white house counsel and his national security advisor or deputy national securitydvisor who was there. he is just a disgrace. host: mark, thanks for the call. live coverage today on c-span includes coming up this morning at 11:00 eastern we hear from the u.s. congress in a joint meeting of congress in the house chamber from the israeli president, isaac herzog, coming up at 11:00 eastern. more committee coverage this afternoon. two irs whistleblowers and another witness whose identity remains confidential but may be revealed today according to news reports about the ongoing investigation into the biden family. that at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span three. it will also stream live at c-span.org and you can stream it anywhere on the go with the c-span now mobile app. john is in temple hills, independent line. good morning. john in temple hills. are you there? all right. how about shirley? georgia, democrats line. caller: hello? host: hello, surely. you are on the air. caller: good morning. thanks for having me on the air. i'm calling, and i should know by now, i don't know

even among the current administration invited administration, the us national security advisor jake sullivan has also said that the bite and none of his ration has taken risk in sending advanced weapons to claim one caricature is that the by the administration is sitting around, you know, unwilling to provide things because we're worried about the russians. i think that is belied by the sheer magnitude, grep, and sophistication of the capabilities that we have provided. pressure. we have been prepared to take risk and we will continue to be prepared to take risk to provide support to ukraine. so it seems that they will do anything for them to win this conflict really. but what's even more interesting is that the former us prose president richard nixon, has sent a letter to former president bill clinton, in which he has warned about this whole situation years before in 1994. i think you will agree up to the mention of witchcraft, shoot the situation. ukraine is hardly explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that al

the national security advisor said he met with the employer of evan, "the wall street journal," and officials from his family or representing his family at the white house today. clearly, they are engaged with the wlhite house on this. >> thank you very much. let's hope he comes home soon. >>> thanks very much for watching i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> president biden tells cnn it's essential that ukraine get controversial custer munitions from the u.s. a, quote, difficult decision that has biden taking heat from allies and members of his own party. >>> is rudy giuliani aboutdisba? the special counsel zeros in on a chaotic white house meeting that include d rudy giuliani. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm e erica hill. it's controversial because as you can see, it breaks apart midair and skaters explosives over a large area. cluster bombs can leave munitions that didn't explode on the ground long after the fighting has stopped, continuing to endanger civilians in the area. that, of course, is part of the problem and part of the concern that was discussed with russia early on in a

reading people, even among the current administration and bite and administration, the us national security advisor jake sullivan, has also said that the bite and none of his ration has taken risk in sending advanced weapons to claim one caricature is that the, by the ministration is sitting around, you know, unwilling to provide things because we're worried about the russians. i think that is belie by the sheer magnitude, brett, and sophistication of the capabilities that we have provided. pressure, we have been prepared to take risk and we will continue to be prepared to take risk to provide support to ukraine. so it seems that they will do anything for them to win this conflict really. but what's even more interesting is that the former us prose president richard nixon, has sent a letter to former president bill clinton, in which he has warned about this whole situation years before in 1994. i think you will agree up to the mention of witchcraft, shoot this situation. ukraine is hardly explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is underst

as you know we have the national security advisor, jake sullivan, here to take any questions you all have. and so i'm going to kick it off to him since he has a short amount of time. thank you. jake: thank you. good morning to everybody. i hope you are doing well. today is a good day. we are coming in to this consequential nato summit with a full head of steam. the president release add statement last night welcoming the agreement between turkiye and sweden and the nato secretary-general, including president erdogan's commitment to transmit sweden's protocols for ratification. while this deal was the product of direct talks among the three parties to that agreement, nato, turkiye, and sweden, the united states had significant recent engagement with everyone involved. the president hosted the swedish prime minister at the white house last week. he called president erdogan on sunday and looked forward to meeting with him this evening as well to discuss the full range of issues in our relationship. secretary blinken has been regularly speaking with his turkish parts throughout this proc

. >> up next, national security advisor jake sullivan talks about the decision to supply ukraine with cluster bombs and other weapons. he is joined by white house press secretary jean-pierre at this briefing. taking afghans who had made it to the airport -- >> good afternoon, everybody. i have one thing at the top, then i will turn it to our guest. i want to acknowledge that today marks 100 days since evan gershkovich was wrongfully detained by russian authorities. the world knows that the charges against evan are baseless. he was arrested in russia during the course of simply doing his job as a journalist. he is being held by russia for leverage because he is an american. the president has been clear that we have no higher priority than securing the release of evan, paul whelan and all-americans wrongfully detained abroad. the team continues to work on these cases every day from all angles. our message to evan and paul is this, keep the faith. we will not stop until you are home. with that, we have the national security advisor to the president, jake sullivan, who is going to get a p

still the national security advisor, jake sullivan says, and it says that the nato alliance is strong. that there is absolutely unity, but we know that is not the case. so this is already setting up for what could be some very uncomfortable meetings that those natal meetings ahead. this is exactly what vladimir putin has been looking for. the fact that there could be a potential fracture, something that the us insist is not the case. so this is already going to be something that the us presidents for to have to contend with, looking ahead to those nato meetings in the future. okay, from the white house. kimberly how it gets on queue. meanwhile, diplomatic attitude james base as in brussels is more on how nathan members have been reacting to washington's decision. that the german foreign minister has already said. she's opposed to sending any cluster munitions to ukraine. it's a difficult issue for the nato alliance because if you look at the 31 members, about 2 thirds of them have signing the international treaty against the use of cluster munitions. and so a difficult problem, i thin

we're still waiting to hear from the national security advisor, jake sullivan. we had been hoping that that announcement could come down about now, but the white house briefing has been delayed by at least one hour. so we're still waiting to get the official word, but again, that is expected to come down through the national security advisor. we're still waiting, but what we should point out in all of this is that it is highly controversial, as you've pointed out, so much so that the us president had to override us lot in order to make this announcement to the fact that the us congress itself a really shied away from using these in terms of us policy some time ago in the us president had to sign a waiver in order to get the go ahead for using cluster munitions. simply as you say, you're waiting for that particular briefing, but has the controversy surrounding these phones being addressed at all by anyone from the one house as well. we're going to try and pose those questions to the national security adviser, but i can tell you they are highly controversial as th

velayat, i am grateful to you from the supreme national security council for participating in the meeting of the secretaries and national security advisors of the brics member countries, from the southern mafia, it has grown more than as a review of cyber security to a developing challenge competition for global security. it will begin today in johannesburg, south africa . kurd ayatollah nourihamdani emphasized that the heads of the countries islam and the muslim people should not express their disgust towards the state of the holy quran in any way possible. in the statement of ayatollah nouri hamadani, referring to the silence of the organizations claiming freedom and human rights, these organizations with their silence provide the space for such actions. the leaders of the islamic faiths and the agents of the monotheistic religions also condemned the desecration of the holy books in a consensus meeting under the title of the holy book. condemns the islamic iran, they want all the world's monotheists to be with sanctioning the governments that violate sacred things, including the swedish government, to prevent the repetition of such hei

national security adviser has set. kimberly, what can we make of the delay to this press conference and the fact that it was supposed to be the press secretary and now we've got the national security advisor, jake sullivan, addressing the media. what, what does that say about the level of impact that some of these concerns and the controversies around the munitions have had to own the white house? i think this suggests just how much division there is, even with in the bible ministration over the use of cluster munitions. you have to remember that president biden himself had to override us law and order to make this announcement of this $800000000.00 package. this is something that was frowned upon, that was being phased out in terms of us policy. but the fact is that the us is in short supply of weapons to supply you pray. the us has said it will support you pray for the long haul, but the reality is there aren't enough weapons in order to do that. so they've had to back track on human rights promises in order to meet that promise to ukraine. and so this has been the difficult decisions the us president has had to be setting aside perhaps the moral obligation in terms of the physical obli

deputy national security advisor for international economics and of g-7, g20 sherpa, and office he has held since june. prior to this, he was the chief economic advisor to vice president harris. he served in the obama biden administration and was the global chief investment strategist at black rock. i'm delighted to hand the floor over to the colleague, peter, who recently served as the senior director for international economics where he was jointly appointed to the national economic council. before i do, peter will take questions from the audience, about 25 minutes from now. if you are watching remotely, you can submit your question online. in person, please raise your hand and peter will try to get to you directly. our time is limited but i know he is eager to hear from you and respond to your queries. >> thank you, and thank you for joining us. those who are joining from all around the world online. i want to -- it is a pleasure for me to welcome a former colleague and friend, mike pyle. i want to give an instruction to his background, but as someone who had the opportunity to work

and even among the current administration bite and administration, the us national security advisor jake sullivan has also said that the buyer, none of his ration has taken with him send in advanced weapons to create a list. take a listen, one caricature is that the by the administration is sitting around, you know, unwilling to provide things because we're worried about the russians. i think that is belie by the sheer magnitude, grep, and sophistication of the capabilities that we have provided pressure. we have been prepared to take risk and we will continue to be prepared to take risk to provide support to ukraine. so it seems that they will do anything for them to win this conflict really. but what's even more interesting is that the former us post president richard nixon has sent a letter to former president bill clinton, in which he has learned about this whole situation years before in 1994. let's take a look. i think you will agree up to the mission of witchcraft, shoot the situation. ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looke

driving the world into a global conflict with this escalation. meanwhile, the current us national security advisor has justified sending the cluster munitions, saying it's traditional stop piles. being so badly depleted the unitary rounds that we've been providing and that we've been getting other allies and partners to provide to ukraine. those styles are running low when it came down to the choice our choice was, despite the difficulty, despite the challenges, despite the risk disability and harm associated with cluster munitions, the risk disability and harm of leaving ukraine without him or what needed was an art from our perspective greater sounds to me like chick sullivan is increasingly frustrated to admit that our stocks are down and then we're having to resort the clusters and, and knowing what the consequences are. you've got about a 3rd of the nato countries that have signed this convention against the use of cluster bombs. i'm surprised that that hasn't really come up as a major issue among the among the natal members and it, it may, there's one more day, but it's not gonna stop the un

and even among the current bite and administration national security advisor jake sullivan has also said that the buyer and administration has taken risk in sending advanced weapons to your crime. let's take a look. one caricature is that the by the administration is sitting around, you know, unwilling to provide things because we're worried about the russians. i think that is belie by the sheer magnitude, brett, and sophistication of the capabilities that we have provided pressure. we have been prepared to take risk and we will continue to be prepared to take risk to provide support to ukraine to so it looks like they would do whatever it takes for them to win this conflict. but in 1994, a letter address to then president bill clinton from former you as president richard nixon. he has warned in this letter about this whole situation years prior list. take a look. i think you will agree up to the mission of witchcraft, shoot the situation. ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that all emph

ongoing use of these weapons in their attacks, actually since the beginning of the war, the national security advisor jake sullivan, just said that delivering these munitions basically will be buying time until ukraine has enough traditional unison to defend itself. he also mentioned the support of allies who have spent the use of trusted them through have been talking about them. and it actually specifically was highlighting germany saying that germany and other countries would recognize the distinction between ukraine's use of these munitions for self defense against a russian has a text on a sovereign nation, particularly civilian targets. and you've been following this story for a while, as we know where the official narrative coming out of the white house is. is there anything behind that of the world runs? you know, there is no doubt the ukrainians are running out of your nation. but on top of that, our concerns that the count to offensive is not from caressing us anticipate. so then this potentially might give protein an advantage. you know, the crime is somewhat running out of time also becau

former national security officials are expressing alarm as they are view the newest charges against donald trump in the classified documents case. joining us now, the former trump national security advisor. thank you for joining us. prosecutors outlined how this new co-defendant said "the boss," referring to trump, wanted the security footage deleted. it's mob boss language. does that line up with the trump you knew when you walk worked w him? >> his disdain for the importance of classification and protecting classified information is established. his belief that constraints, rules, procedures didn't apply to him if he wanted to do something different is manifest throughout the original indictment. this is a pretty straightforward addition in the superseding indictment. it does demonstrate his mindset. he thinks he can do whatever he wants. >> trump could have handed back the highly classified documents when requested. is the coverup, ambassador, worse than the crime, in your view? >> well, i would reserve judgment until i can actually see the documents and see if they are as bad as they may be. it's classic conventional wisdom in washington that the coverup is always the most vulnerabl

point, it speaks to a national security issue and there are a number of individuals in and out of the west wing and that entrance by the situation room, the national security advisorn was talking about renovation specifically 2000 situation room a lot of workers are in and out of the space even recent weeks and days. but it is important that we get to the bottom of this because of the national security locations involved in something like this. lawrence: tony can we discuss this. >> a lack of moral strength from president joe biden, where was he say, this is absolutely unacceptable in my white house and i want except any of this. this is not the message should be sending, to american skids. where was the standup strength, from him and from the press secretary of rename anyone answer is, nowhere might be more despicable than the cocaine to begin with. lawrence: this is what biden said listen. biden: . [inaudible]. lawrence: come on. tony: that was the white house press secretary national security advisor spoke extensively about this past week answering, dozens of questions from reporters from all different outlets process should play out in this president has a ver

meanwhile, national security advisor jake sullivan confirm that go the u.s. talks with russia about a potential prisoner swap to for the reporter held. the details next. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. now, i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. >> u.s. officials confirming they have been in talks with russia about a possible prisoner swap for wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich. he's been in a russian prison more than 100 days now on allegations of espionage. steve harrigan is tracking the story, hey, steve. >> evan marked day 100 in the moscow prison friday. his parents, who immigrated to the u.s. from soviet union and his s

the white house national security advisor that was try to temper expectations there could be a prisonerf evan. i do not want to give false h hope. what the kremlin said earlier this week is correct there have been discussions. but those discussions have not produced a clear pathway to a resolution. and so i cannot stand here today and tell you that we have a clear answer to how we are going to get evan home projects evan is 31 years old in russia espionage's conviction could bring decades in prison. mike, back to you precook steve harrigan thanks a lot. mike: bad blood for one taylor swift the super vana woman was arrested the stars beachfront rhode island mansion for trespassing over the fourth of july weekend. police say she had previously been warned to stay away from swifts of property and several oppressed trespassing signs during the home. swift is known for a fourth of july celebrations of the estate. it is not known if she was there over the weekend but she did have a holiday break in her tour itinerary. the security guard accused of slapping brittney spears will not be charged.

we heard from the national security advisor jake sullivan earlier who echoed a lot of what president biden said to cnn in the interview. first of all, ukraine is running low on ammunition. so, the biden administration views providing these munitions as sort of a bridge to help ukraine at this moment while they are running low, until they get to a point where they are receiving more ammunition from their allies and partners on a monthly basis. he also said the ukrainians had provided written assurances to the united states that they would take measures to make sure that there were not effects that would actually impact the civilians, to the greatest of their capabilities here. that is significant because as you noted, these cluster munitions are controversial because of the risk that they could pose to civilians down the road. we also heard from the national security advisor, who talked about the fact that there is of course this ongoing counteroffensive, senior defense department officials say that some have viewed the counteroffensive by ukraine as not going as quickly as they had h

driving the world into a global conflict with this escalation. meanwhile, the current us national security advisor has justified sending the cluster munitions, saying it's traditional stockpiles, being so badly depleted the unitary rounds that we've been providing and that we've been getting other allies and partners to provide to ukraine. those styles are running low when it came down to the choice our choice was, despite the difficulty, despite the challenges, despite the risk disability and harm associated with cluster munitions. the risk disability and harm of leaving ukraine without hmo with needed was in our from our perspective, greater sounds to me like chick sullivan is increasingly frustrated to admit that our stocks are down. and then we're having to resort the clusters and, and knowing what the consequences are. you've got about a 3rd of the nato countries that have signed this convention against the use of cluster bombs. i'm surprised that that hasn't really come up as a major issue among the among the natal members and it, it may, there's one more day, but it's not gonna stop the uni

with national security advisor jake sullivan, secretary of state, the wife, the head of the pandemicesponse, covid-19, serving as the pentagon deputy director of protocol, director assistance, john is another one. the list goes on. i want all of them put under oath, senator, and i want to know what day they knew and when they knew it. i want your emails, text messages and i think it will shed a lot of light and to the that does whistle-blowers and i have every belief in my heart, mind, and soul that they are telling the truth. interesting that nobody in the media cares about whistle-blowers anymore because they love the one and a nonwhistle-blower and i talked about donald trump and ukraine. >> here is what is funny they took the answer about my letter to mr. weiss and says that case is closed. i did not get an answer about what mr. weiss did regarding the 1023 investigation about hunter and joe biden with potentially taking bribes in ukraine. he did not answer that question. here's what i do now. i don't trust the system to tell me the truth. i wanted know what happened, who did you

with that, we have the national security advisor to the president, jake sullivan, who is going to get a preview of his trip to the nato summit starting on sunday and take any other questions you may have. the podium is yours. >> good afternoon, everybody. thanks for bearing with me today. i am going to start by laying out the plan for the trip that is upcoming this weekend. because there have been numerous reports on the provision of -- in ukraine, i will have wards of the top than be happy to take your questions. president biden said on day one of his administration the united states would we finalize our alliances and reengage with the world to meet the challenges of our time. sunday, the president will depart for his next major trip overseas at a time when we have indeed regained our global standing as a strong and trusted partner of the peace, progress and security. this trip will reflect that progress and showcase the president's leadership on the world stage. first, the president will travel to the united kingdom. while in london, he will meet with king charles and engage with t

national security at risk. last update we did receive from secret service is no suspect has been determined in this case of hartford national security advisorllivan sent the drugs end up belonging to a staffer as this investigation concludes they will face quote appropriate consequences, guys. they would love to find a staffer dependent on if they could. she had the right points. we were talking about during the reports, you definitively say no unless someone is telling you don't say no. carley: the reaction from the white house has actually becoming the story. the story has many less about cocaine at the white house and more about the white house response to it. all you have to say is no, this does not belong to any biden family member. we are going to prosecute this person brought the cocaine in the white house to the fullest extent of the law. she has been asked dozens of questions. every single time she dodges does not give a definitive answer. she was asked as the white house even support prosecute this person? her responses i want to speak in hypothetical circus to hypothetical their you do have to wonder why are they responding in th

uh, the us national security advisor, jake solomon. he made some statements about flushed the munitions. michael bear with me here. have a listen to what do you have to say listen to this, the unitary rounds that we've been providing and that we've been getting other allies in partners to provide to ukraine. those stop pals are running low when it came down to the choice our choice was, despite the difficulty, despite the challenges, despite the risk disability and harm associated with cluster munitions, the risk disability and harm of leaving ukraine without gamma. what needed was an arp from our perspective greater. so yeah, so, so and as i'm reading that incorrectly, michael, it seems like collateral damage civilian deaths for how many years to come from. these are tough to munitions. apparently it's not really the main concern of washington says just about anything can go provided. there's a ukrainian victory in this confident. what are your thoughts so? well, that's all the victory is off the table and it sounds to me like chick s

you just heard a little while ago national security advisor jake sullivan telling you guys that the president to be straightforward and explain his reasoning and also think -- and also listen to what zelenskyy has to say on this matter. but what officials have really been strike to stress is that the u.s. is trying to offer long-term support to ukraine, trying to formalize that perhaps in this announcement that's coming in the next hour so that even though zelenskyy is not getting exactly what he wants with a timeline towards nato membership he is getting further assistance and commitment by the united states to help them in the future. >> arlette sainz live in lithuania. stay with us. let's bring in cnn senior national correspondent alex marquardt who is in kev, ukraine, right now, and spider marks and cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond. jeremy, arlette laid out this upcoming meeting between zelenskyy and biden. clearly, the tensions have been out there in the open. zelenskyy made clear that he is not so happy with not having the invite and not having the timeline when an invite co

driving the world into a global conflict with this escalation. meanwhile, the car with us national security advisor has justified sending the cluster munitions, saying it's traditional stop piles. being so badly depleted the unitary rounds that we've been providing and that we've been getting other allies and partners to provide to ukraine. those styles are running low when it came down to the choice our choice was, despite the difficulty, despite the challenges, despite the risk disability and harm associated with cluster munitions. the risk disability and harm of leaving ukraine without tma with needed was in our, from our perspective, greater sales to me like chick sullivan is increasingly frustrated to admit that our stocks are down and that we're having to resort to clusters. and, and knowing what the consequences are. you've got about a 3rd of the nato countries that have signed this convention against the use of cluster bombs. i'm surprised that that hasn't really come up as a major issue among the, among the nato members. and it may, there's one more day, but it's not gonna stop the united

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then we have the national security advisor, the secretary of state, the secretary of treasury, we hearetings on behalf of the president. they have poisoned us with covid, poisoned us with fentanyl and we're the ones beating the door down for meetings and no matter what janet yellen says i really wonder what is this progress she thinks she made in these discussions? maria: that's right a you mentioned the poisoning. it's so obvious what has taken place here that the ccp has the upper hand, allowing -- well, covid, you know, released in china, infecting the world and then a massive coverup in terms of where it originated. we weren't even allowed to have an investigation into the origins of covid in the wuhan lab. the surveillance balloon travels the country and hovers above our military installations and then of course police stations in the united states, intellectual property theft. what has been the response to all of this from the united states side? if she thinks she made so much progress, have we made any progress on stopping their ayes, sir? >> well -- aggression? >> well, there's

he started as an interpreter for the national security advisors to the president of the tsar.ure is practically the state that the americans are. dmitry gradually began to delve into the internal layouts of the king, he understood those very paradoxes of life in the country, for which the stereotype of one of the most disadvantaged in the world was tightly entrenched. when the colony got out of the influence of the metropolis, but it was formal sovereignty , these countries could make no sovereign decisions. metropolitans provide, and the interests of the country or the people, they are obtained outside the brackets. well, when russia came, here, that is, we actually gave an opportunity. we didn't know anyone from here.