steve stanton, dig izzy. marquee 7 nations have stood together from the start, as have the european union and nato, in supporting ukraine against the brutal russian invasion. muffin on putin certainly did not expect that. and it's proving a big headache for him, and not cops. not that i not only the unwavering international support for ukraine, but also the courage of the people in defending their homeland on the claim. number, the full title missile attacks on housing in cave demonstrate, once again, the brutality of the war putin is waging. oh, for jose, kia, it's absolutely right that we stand united, and that the people of ukraine defend their country, that democracy and their freedom of self determination. this morning i spoke in detail with president biden. we are agreed in our estimation of what needs to be done, and what we can say is this. them, i'm sure, so with the germany and the u. s. will always work together to ensure the security of ukraine was. emma, it's been that way from the beginning as you and we'll stay that way when i'm 400 of good we reaffirm this joint approach a

they are meeting at stanton park, right? >> steve across the street from that. >> ainsley: this group is hosting a shutdown scotus protest today the same group that held that vigil outside of justice alito's house after that draft was leaked. >> steve: we like to say good morning america on this monday, june 13th, 2022. a beautiful day in our nation's capitol. we hope it is great wherever you are. and if you are one of the folks who are sweltering in the mid section down south. >> ainsley: like you were? >> steve: i was down in texas over the weekend. it was north of 100. ainsley. >> ainsley: south carolina. >> steve: sounds like texas power had an all-time high use of electricity over the weekend. >> yes. >> steve: to keep people cool because it was hot. >> ainsley: my nephews turned 6 this weekend we were in south carolina. it was outside. we were sweating but having a lot of fun. >> steve: that's right. all together. meanwhile. >> ainsley: we start in washington, d.c. this morning. democrats and republicans are coming together on