i don't think the way vladmir putin has acted shouldn't be happening.we can expect ransomware attacks. we can expect more maybe expansion into the baltic states by russia. they're going to test how far they can go. the fact he is willing to have this summit, unless he makes some really strong demand i think you will see vladmir putin and other bad actors starting to act out. charles: less than a minute. let's talk about china for a second. a lot of concern there obviously. how do you think we should handle this? because in one hand, like europe, we want access to that market. it's a rich market that is growing by leaps and bounds. the other side of this equation, there are a competitor. eventually will be a military competitor. they have stolen a lot of their prosperity from american know how. how do we thread that needle. >> again you can't just have tough talk. joe biden's infamous come on, man, will not work with the chinese, russia or anybody else. you have to do what president trump did, not just talk tough but play tough. you threaten them with sa

meeting with russian president vladmir putin. i want to bring in fiona hill who helped biden prep for the meeting. she testified in trump's first impeachment inquiry and work at the brookings institution. we're so grateful she's here with us. thank you for joining us. you helped the president prep for this face-to-face meeting with vladmir putin and you know putin well. does either side have an advantage here heading into this critical meeting? >> i think a lot of people are conceding some kind of advantage of vladmir putin because the meeting is happening. i think pre-judging this is unfair for our president. the united states president. one way or another biden has to meet with the major leader of countries that are most c consequential to the united states at that moment. one way or another he's got the meet with him. i'm sure the white house is thinking why not now as you're saying at the end of what's otherwise a trip to europe to visit all of our allies. biden already met with leaders of the g7 other fellow democracies with

but i mean, i studied vladmir putin going back to, for decades.ven read his doctoral dissertation. he really feels he wants to undo the cold war victory of the united states. we think we won the cold war. he doesn't think it is over. he wants to undo the american success and the way he is going to do it by using russian energy and by using new formed alliance with the chinese. elizabeth: ric grenell tweeting out putin got a pipeline of power, influence and cash from the next 20 years after the president lifted sanctions on nord stream two russia pipeline into germany. kt mcfarland. come back soon. great to have you on. >>> let's bring in, look who is here, former arkansas governor mike huckabee. what did you think of the meeting today, what was your reaction? >> i think a lot of people forget this is not just about two individuals, joe biden and vladmir putin, it is about two countries. the two individuals had a sharp contrast today. joe biden shuffled into the room. didn't appear a real clear grasp of all that was going on. i think made a huge mi

how will you ever trust vladmir putin. he said you verify first and then trust. the play on ronald reagan's famous line. president biden said as far as he is concerned, he will verify first and then trust. there's no question what happens at the meeting on wednesday will set the tone for the relationship between president biden and vladmir putin. he's the fifth american president to meet with putin. we'll see if biden is any different. >> that's why the first question questions to reporters were focused on the subject. we did glean a little bit about biden's mind going into it. thank so much for the great discussion there. as biden repairs the meet putin, there's new potential war crimes by russia. mass killings and torture carried out by russian mercenaries abroad. the story you'll see only on cnn. the terrifying warning from the fbi, up next. at progressive, we love your pets as much as you do, like this guy in a hat. that's why progressive car insurance covers your pets for up to $1,000 if they're ever in a car accident with you. this mini majorette's gonna ma

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we haven't stood up to vladmir putin.om russia to germany and that's going to be a windfall profit for the russians. the russian hackers did ransomware attacks on american energy and beef and other industries. we didn't say anything about that. and now when the russians have troops poised on the ukraine border, when the russians have told us to stay out of the black sea because they don't want any american forces anywhere near what they're going to be up to with ukraine, now, we have yet again, we sort of stood down. what is putin going to do? he is looking at this, wait a minute i got away with one, two, three, i will get away with anything i want. come on over, joe. let's have a great meeting. elizabeth: you make a good point about the russian suspected hack, they're accused of criminal cartel of hacking into the colonial gas pipeline. so then green-lighting nord stream 2, killing keystone pipeline. secretary of state antony blinken was testifying about that today, kt he basically said i can't talk about why we canceled

was looking at my watch, it was close to an hour, maybe short of it, 50 some minutes president vladmir putin addressing international media here. i picked up on moral equivalency as well. the quote, american cities every day people are killed talking about human rights there but putin started off the news conference essentially say he and biden don't see eye-to-eye on a number of issues but he thought there was respect on both sides in the room today. he said at one point that the talks were constructive and then got into some of details from his point of view about some issues we've been following closely including cybersecurity. one of the things he said about cybersecurity he and biden agreed to at least start negotiations, consultations as he called them on issue of cybersecurity. he did say at one point that the most cyberattacks in the world actually come from the united states, another one of those passing asides that president put works into these types of news conferences. he says the russians know about the cyberattacks that took place on the pipeline but russian authorities he put

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and asked if he still does, this was how he responded. >> vladmir putin laughed at the suggestion you called him a killer. >> he is made clear that -- the answer is, i believe he's in the past acknowledged that he was there's surgeocertain things he do or did do. when i was asked that question on air, i answered it honestly. it's not much of a -- i don't think it matters whole lot in terms of this next meeting we're about to have. >> reporter: what was so interesting about that answer, the short answer is yes. president biden believes he's a killer but you can see the calculation as he was deciding where he was going to go with that answer and how he ended it making clear this is the reality and still a crucial relationship with a nuclear power. one the u.s. needs to figure out path forward given its low level state of affairs and that's why the president wants the meet with president putin. he acknowledges who he is and what he represents . he believes a face-to-face meeting is necessary. obviously been kraetsing significant problems not just for the u.s. but allies tlouts europe ove

president biden was asked if he would, if he would come up with an understanding between him and vladmir putin going to be -- [inaudible] charles: so who knows, deneen. i guess that is an honest answer. if impute, i am putin, i think i got all the leverage. >> president biden will ask putin what is favorite flavor of ice cream. charles: come on. >> he is a weak leader that puts our country in danger, charles, and that is what americans need to know or understand, whether national security here in america and the international concerns about national security as well, international, international level, excuse me. so, that is something that i'm waiting to see, what the discussions will be as the president is overseas. charles: yeah. you know we'll see but to your point we've already seen a big spike in belligerence not just bad actors but also these countries as well. deneen, thank you very much. >>> now to some of the short squeeze winners today. stocks with high short interest really nobody is talking about. maybe they're part of that reddit revolution thing. susan li, she is live with the li

meeting with russian president vladmir putin. in a matter of hours.-down is the finale of biden's first trip overseas as president, where he has spoken at length about building up democracy and standing up to autocracy. i want to bring in fiona hill who helped biden prep for the meeting. she is the former national security director for european affairs. she testified in trump's first impeachment inquiry and work at the brookings institution. we're so grateful she's here with us. thank you for joining us. you helped the president prep for this face-to-face meeting with vladmir putin and you know putin well. does either side have an advantage here heading into this critical meeting? >> i think a lot of people are already conceding some kind of advantage to vladimir putin just because the meeting is happening. but, you know, i think pre prejudging this is pretty unfair for our president, the united states president. i mean, one way or another, biden has to meet with the major leaders of countries that are most consequential to the united states at that m

look, putin, vladmir putin has been the godfather of russia more than 20 years.er does not allow freelance criminal ransom attacks from his turf without knowing what is going on, possibly even commissioning it. the idea that this is happening without, sort of out of putin's control is ridiculous and the dangerous thing about the u.s. pursuing, the administration pursuing that line it makes us look stupid, stupid or afraid. bad look. neil: let me ask you because he is making good on another threat, that is, given all the sanctions and global attacks we've had on russia for a number of actions, rather aggressive military actions, the threat of which certainly heightened in the ukraine area, russia will cut dollar holdings in its 119 billion-dollar wealth fund. the dollar is a multitrillion dollar currency market leader. only so much damage it can do, i get that, but wouldn't that hurt him more than it would hurt us? >> quite possibly, yes. and at the same time there are a number of things -- i don't think that is the biggest threat we face with russia but it would

one week from today a meeting in switzerland with vladmir putin. president was asks if he works out anything with russia regarding recent cyber attacks in the u.s.? president, quote, who knows at this point t will be a subject of our discussion. neil? neil: blake, that very much. our friend blake burman at white house. covers it so well for us. we're lucky to have him. rebecca heinrichs, lucky to have her. she is a cynic when it comes to particular meeting between vladmir putin and president last time i had pleasure to speak with her. rebecca, you said you wouldn't go to the meeting with putin. do you feel the same way? >> i do feel the same way because joe biden squandered a lot of leverage that he inherited from the previous administration and so he is really kind of coming empty-handed lifting the sanctions on nord stream 2 right ahead of the summit. that is problematic that is a big concession to the russians and germans who wanted this very badly. it sends the wrong message, with the cyberattacks they came out of russia. the russian government

the financial times focuses on the talks betweenjoe biden and vladmir putin — and the american president'sian counterpart of the �*devastating' consequences should opposition activist alexei navalny die in prison. under a photograph of the two leaders shaking hands, the guardian says biden told putin to abide by the rules of the road on cyber security. so, let's begin. a good spread of front for us to get our teeth this evening. shall we start with the guardian, cummings texts saying that they called the health secretary totally hopeless. how damaging is this for matt hancock, do you think? i how damaging is this for matt hancock, do you think?- how damaging is this for matt hancock, do you think? i feel that dominic cummings _ hancock, do you think? i feel that dominic cummings has _ hancock, do you think? i feel that dominic cummings has lost - hancock, do you think? i feel that dominic cummings has lost some | hancock, do you think? i feel that l dominic cummings has lost some of his potency now. he is now clearly a very, very angry and disgruntled ex—employee. the public doesn't have a

that every single world leader he has spoken with thanked him for setting up the meeting with vladmir putin that will be held here in geneva tomorrow. no word whether or not xi xinping was on this list. he referred to putin as his best friend in the past but one thing i can tell you china has managed to really stay in the spotlight during this first overseas trip for the new american president and biden has not hesitated in lumping china and russia together when he speaks about challenges. here's the president. >> values that undergird our alliance are under increasing pressure both ininternally and externally. both russia and china are seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. we're seeing a increase in malicious cyber activity but our alliance is a strong foundation on which we, our collective security and shared prosperity can continue to be built. reporter: all of this not going over well in china. the president spent the better part of the week lining up support against beijing while he has been in europe. you mentioned the covid origin probe been in the news. the chine

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saying that no doubt vladmir putin has a role calling out and stopping these attacks, saying i do not more on the steamship authority attacks. by that whether they tie in to what happened at jbs, the big meatpacking concern and indirectly the colonial pipeline attacks just a few weeks earlier. we're monitoring. stay with us. ♪ [typing sounds] [music fades in] [voice of female] my husband ben and i opened ben's chili bowl the very same year that we were married. that's 1958. [voice of male] the chili bowl really has never closed in our history. when the pandemic hit, we had to pivot. and it's been really helpful to keep people updated on google. we wouldn't be here without our wonderful customers. we're really thankful for all of them. [female voices soulfully singing “come on in”] (vo) while you may not be running an architectural firm, tending hives of honeybees, and mentoring a teenager — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you help others. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. ♪. neil: all rig

joe biden and vladmir putin say they have found a common understanding on some issues, and agreed to disagree on others. during their first face—to—face meeting with mr biden as president, the two addressed cyber attacks, which mr putin denied, human rights abuses, which he deflected. the topics were serious, but the tone was cordial. there but the tone was cordial. has been no hostility. on contrary, there has been no hostility. on the contrary, our meeting took place in a constructive spirit. we contrary, our meeting took place in a constructive spirit.— a constructive spirit. we have established _ a constructive spirit. we have established a _ a constructive spirit. we have established a clear— a constructive spirit. we have established a clear basis - a constructive spirit. we have established a clear basis on l a constructive spirit. we have l established a clear basis on her a constructive spirit. we have - established a clear basis on her we intend _ established a clear basis on her we intend to _ established a clear basis on her we intend to deal with russia and the us— inten

president biden said if he did die in prison, it would be a sign vladmir putin didn't care about human rights at all. we know the white house said that will a topic. russian said they do not plan for it to be one. >> he was choosing his words so carefully what he said about putin before this meeting. on that he didn't hold back. thanks so much. stick around. we'll have larger discussion here. he says he wants the look for areas where he and putin can cooperate together. he said he would also quote make it clear what the red lines are. past presidents have tried this. how will biden's approach be different? how will he be more effective from past presidents? >> if you think about the immediate past president, he isn't in putin's pocket in the way trump was. he was will be tougher. he's going to believe what america says about russia and not what putin says about russia's activities particularly when you think about the cyber wear and cyber terrorism that's going on. this was such -- it was in the makeup room listening to this. it was so different. the way he talks about nato. cooperatio

all eyes now turn to mr biden�*s meeting with vladmir putin, later this week. johnson delays the planned lockdown easing in england by four weeks, because of the rapidly spreading delta variant. and, it's the first day in office for israel's new prime minister. naftali bennett has promised to unite a country frayed by years of political division. welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. at the nato summit in belgium, president biden said that china and russia are trying to �*drive a wedge�* in the transatlantic alliance. mr biden added that, while he's not seeking conflict with russia, nato would respond if moscow "continued its harmful activities." as for china, mr biden laid out the group's concerns during a press conference with reporters this evening. we talked about the long—term systemic challenges that china plaza activities pose two hours collective security today. we agreed to do more to enhance the resilience of our critical infrastructures around the world. including trusted telecommunications providers, supply chains an

secretary, president meets vladmir putin in two weeks in geneva. th that. >> no. i think it is a pretty clear. a lot of actors testing this administration, the russians amongst them. we have to establish deterrence around the world t requires real strength from an american administration. when they see them do things buildout a pipeline that will have the capacity to control german energy and we kill a pipeline in the united states i think vladmir putin sees a green light. remember they reentered a nuclear agreement we chosen not to reenter. they extracted nothing from the russians in exchange for that. i think put fight senses weakness. i hope in the president biden will do what the president trump did, demonstrate resolve, work with the russians where we can, if they continue to allow cyberattacks on our country, take advantage of the united states, we'll not stand for it and we'll impose real costs on them. stuart: mr. secretary, thank you very much for joining us this morning. hope to see you soon. >> yes, thank you. stuart: tell you now, coming

ever since he did that, vladmir putin has done everything he could to humiliate joe biden and joe bidend to meet with putin. putin dithered about it. when did that happen with an american president? it should not. he went ahead lifted sanctions on the nord stream pipeline. tell me that is not connected with setting up this summit. honestly, stuart, this whole thing could be a catastrophe. putin is crafty. he is a strong personality. we don't really apply those kinds of characteristics to joe biden and we know that joe biden's press people don't even trust for him to engage unscripted with the media. how in the world is he going to sit down and have a televised press conference which is the norm after one of these meetings with the head of state of russia a bully, someone who has no goodwill towards joe biden whatsoever? i think this is a mistake. look, i think he made some big mistakes already in his presidency. number one, this childish urge to ditch everything that donald trump did which is given him this border problem. number two, kowtowing to the progressives in his party who do no

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we need to be seeing a change in behavior from vladmir putin, not just saying that just starting againct that he continues to deny it and continues to do it means that he feels that he can continue to act with some impunity. stuart: got it. ambassador volcker, thanks very much for joining us this morning. sorry about the audio difficulty. but we fixed it. your contribution was terrific. we appreciate it. thanks very much. >>> coming up on the show momentarily, morgan stanley talking tough about getting back to the office. we'll tell you what that bank is demanding. >>> first though milk prices on the move rising with inflation. we're talking to dairy farmers about the price pop live from the farm after this. ♪ the jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the way

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questions on russia certainly ahead of the meeting with vladmir putin wednesday in geneva but also on number of other topics. hopefully we'll be inside to get questions from the president. david: you have one of those rare sunny days in brussels where it rains 300 days a year. reporter: beautiful. david: you're outside but not in the rain. connell, thank you very much. >>> back to the problems here at home. oil hitting a pandemic high and gas prices up nearly a buck from this time last year. jeff flock is in battle creek, michigan with details on all of this, jeff. reporter: sunny in too, michigan, david, but storm clouds are gathering when it comes to gas prices. we're looking at interstate 94, a lot of people out on the road after the pandemic. $3.08 regular now, three cents more than last week, six cents more than last month and almost a dollar more than it was last year. you mentioned oil. highest in two years since october of 2018. we haven't even fully recovered in terms of demand yet. what is the long-term outlook for oil? well, people think, both oil and gas prices going up in

he needs to call vladmir putin. the press was all over president trump that he was in putin's pocket. that is baloney. we did more sanctioning under president trump. it wasn't true. we have a president who refuses to take definitive action against the russians when they engage in this activity. the press acts like he is a big anti-putin guy. i think he is afraid of putin. i hope he is not but looks like he is. jackie: this summit this month. he is not canceling it. many people are looking at that, biden going to this summit basically legitimatizes putin to his own country. at the same time, it is sort of makes biden look weak to us and then you wonder, you and me as the average american citizen who are vulnerable to the impacts of cyberattacks, for example, where do we stand? >> well, you know, not very high. this is, you know we need to get that america first agenda back in place. we need to start looking at these other countries and acting like we're an independent country that wants to stand up for people who live

the white house doesn't believe vladmir putin has been directing the attacks but he has the power to stop them and has not intervened >> we're tired of hackers hacking our hospital, critical infrastructure and doing these ransoms. we know where the actors are and it's time for some repercussions to the baactors themselves. president biden not committing to any specific action but fielding questions from reporters about what he's going to do. >> will you retaliate against russia for the latest ransomware attack >> do you think putin is testing you? >> what can washington do about this there's a number of ideas that are under consideration here in town just flat out making it illegal for american companies to pay off the criminal gangs the problem is all those ideas have their critics too it's not clear how congress and the white house will be able to stop this. >> thank you it's not just a meat giant conglomerate feeling the pain. cattle ranchers are taking major hit from thisransom ware attack ranchers say a delay of a couple of days can reverberate from grocery store shelves back to

why do you kiss up to russia, give them what they want before you even meet with vladmir putin?ow president biden is going into this meeting. he doesn't have chips to play with. we've been under attack from russia, not necessarily the government but, those actors within russia but now he has no tools to, you know, bargaining chips to go through. look this is part of joe biden's background. he has been in washington d.c., for 50 years. he has no background in negotiation and it hurts our country. elizabeth: all right. jason chaffetz, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. let's bring in "reason" magazine associate editor, robbie suave. you have a lot to talk about with this upcoming story. andy slavitt, former covid-19 czar, he getting slammed on social media for telling cbs said americans needed to sacrifice more during the covid-19 pandemic? 22 million businesses shut down. what did you think of his comment. >> i think it is insulting for people that tried hard. we were told we would have to lock down, social distance for 14, 15 days. that stretched on well

everyone is looking for the big meeting between president biden and vladmir putin.ut of that? >> i think biden should have canceled this meeting. i can't imagine anything good coming out of it. at least he canceled the press conference afterwards. the traditional sit-down. that is a very good decision. i cannot emergency joe biden being able to hold his own. thank heavens for that. charles: liz peek, thank you so much. >> thanks, charles. charles: i don't know if you've been watching but bitcoin just popped to 40,000. elon musk did help. he did another about-face on accepting crypto. cryptocurrency might be coming to your 401(k). also film-makers of "apes strong together." a documentary about the readied investor revolution. cannot wait to talk to you about it. by the way crime does pay if you're the fbi. i'll explain. ♪. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well pro

this is, this is bizarre where you have the vladmir putin literally calling out the president of the rights violations. we're living in a bizarro world where we're getting cyberattacks where this administration says nothing. literally the commercial space has to worry about it, not us. they know full well if they come out with our response, this will be inflation of our time. each industry with prices going up with the fact that we can't control our own corporations. charles: rebecca, thank you very much. always a pleasure. so many ideas, so many trends, we have these amazing guests. can't get it all in. i have a lot to say. so i write daily market commentary. i would love for you to check it out every day wstreet.com. with flaws of globalism, with all due respect to milton friedman, my next guest says it is time for to us wake up. tomorrow's jobs report weighs heavily on the market. how should you be positions for when the news drops? we'll be right back. ♪. some say this is my greatest challenge ever. but i've seen centuries of this. with a companion that powers a digital world, tr

how much control do you think vladmir putin has over these criminal gangs is this hands off approachtackers and criminal groups that fuel many of the attacks including the recent ransomware attacks come from groups that have links to russia and we cannot give any quarter and no country should be harboring criminal actors of any type. >> how strong are the links? the message needs to be no country should be harboring malicious actors and the message needs to be that you've got to be on notice of the increase of the attack dwrourz head of security know the name and number of fbi leader in your area who deals with ransomware attacks. these are steps you have to be taking to make yourself more resilient. >> if you pay, allegedly you get the cryptocurrency, your key back and can open the symptoms is the yieunited states prepared for that >> we have seen attacks of that type this is exactly why we need a whole of government and we are putting forth the whole of government approach to this. the threat to critical infrastructure, the threat to companies across all sectors is very real. it's

host: what would you want to hear president biden say when he meets with vladmir putin later this week? caller: it doesn't matter what he tells putin. putin's not going to listen to him. human rights and -- the things we value which are very good human rights and jailing of journalists stetra it doesn't matter to them. so it's an argument that we're going to make that i don't care. i'm going to do what i'm going to do. host: to new hampshire. mark good morning. caller: good morning. everything the previous caller said i agree with but i think the most important point that we're missing is the overall hypocracy of what's going on in our current administration and political weather. everything was said i don't need to say any more. thank you very much. host: david florida good morning. caller: good morning. i just cannot believe that we elected biden and he's going to fail and we're going to get hair rigs as our president and we're supposedly a democracy? i mean, give me a break. it's just incredible. host: why do you say the u.s. is not a model for democracy in the world right now? call

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this comes one week after president biden's meeting with russian prime minister vladmir putin. attacks are done by the americas. stuart: the day after the putin meeting, day after the ultimatum, they get a ransomaway attack. >> that comes after the list. the list will come back to bite the administration. stuart: we have the governor of georgia with us, governor, great to have you back again. are you getting help from the fed on this, from the feds i should say from this? >> good morning, stuart, we've been in touch with st. joe's in savannah, georgia. this is systemic around the country. we just got over the pipeline hack that crippled pipelines. the biden administration, we need to go after the people t needs to be a federal response. we need to track them anywhere in the world, punish them criminally. punish them financially. this is the new war we're dealing with in today's world. stuart: this is a trial for president biden. this hacking attack came a day after the red line was drawn with the 16 projects, he says to putin, don't touch h touch nip of these. this is a trial fo

how do you think xi xinping and vladmir putin react? they have got to be laughing. you have can't get ahead anywhere in the biden administration if you're not thoroughly woke. come on, get real. china and russia are the real threat to our, and our military, they're shackled with these woke politics. apart from a fringe of extreme variety environmentalists, does anybody believe climate is our biggest threat? "varney & company" continue toes now. ♪ stuart: all right, climate change. he is trying to smile. that is charles hurt. he is back with us. great to see him again. was climate change. is climate change the biggest threat to our national security? or is the president just trying to appease the greens. what do you say, charles? >> without a doubt. the idea, if i had a group of military leaders at the pentagon who told me that, i was president i would fire all those military leaders. the truth of matter they probably never told him that and this is cover for him to say that. this is what it looks like you replace america first with america last. you have pipelines i

so are you open to that kind of a trade with vladmir putin? people committing those crimes being harbored in the united states i am, i'm committed to, holding them accountable. and i'm, i heard that, i was told as i was flying here that he said that i think that's, that's potentially a good sign of progress. reporter: sounds pretty clear there, the president said he is open to a cyber hacker swap with russia. but couple hour hours later national security advisor said that is not the case. he did not say i would engage with cyber criminals. that is sullivan because u.s. holds hackers in the u.s. accountable. there was concern about chinese, hackers or spies, wi-fi networks, cell phone networks, some g7 meetings turned off before the leaders signed on to a communique asking china to is a they have not done that is join a investigation into the covid-19 origins. >> i was not only one that raised this at the g7. it is that, we don't know, we haven't had access to the laboratories. reporter: this nato campus in brussels is completely locked down. t

all eyes now turn to mr biden's meeting with vladmir putin, later this week.

. >> will sit down with russian vladmir putin in genevieve that on wednesday. lot of stuff happening here, guys but again it's a beautiful day outside of windsor castle. we are expecting to see president biden and the first lady here in just a couple of hours to have tea with the queen. a very busy morning in cornwall as the g7 summit finished up a bunch of meetings. president biden went to church. attend those sessions. in about an hour we're expecting a joint communique from the group. it is expected to hit hard on covid-19 around the climate and china. that is what president biden is pushing for. not clear how hard a line it will take. as for russia, remember biden meets with russian president putin in a summit in geneva on wednesday. in a interview he called biden stable. he called president trump colorful. biden will not do a joint presser with putin as president trump had done. they will try to control the message maybe better than in the past. overall, biden has been getting high marks for his summit appearances following a bilateral meeting with french

joe biden and vladmir putin shake hands before sitting down for talks.