if the united states were to those join those negotiations as president zelinsky actually has invitedt might be a change in the russian attitude and negotiating posture. >> former ambassador william taylor there speaking to me earlier. >>> and coming up on cnn, what the biden administration has learned from president trump's last meeting with vladimir putin and what one diplomat who was there has to say about the encounter. that's coming up. >> i just thought let's just cut this off. let's try to end it. but of course i couldn't come up with anything that just wouldn't add to the terrible spectacle. 's fault. simply add finish jetdry 3in1 to rinse, dry and shine your dishes. solve 3 problems at once with finish jetdry 3in1. >>> beautiful shot there of the water jet here on lake geneva. one of the things i've learned since coming here is never to call that thing a fountain. that is the water jet as we view lake geneva. the venue of course for that very historic summit that is set to kick off very, very soon. now, in several hours, joe biden will meet with his russian counterpart, vladi

i think the ukrainian president, zelinski, is right, putin is a neo-colonialist. he tends to reassert the boundaries and power and position of the soviet union. if he smells weakness in washington, he is going to continue to push. if we make concessions, he's going to take advantage of them. this notion that we are kind of nice to our adversaries and they will be nice back, i think is one that leads to more instability. i did not see major movements to restoring any deterrent, particularly in the cyber realm. host: let's talk about that, the president said that he would respond in kind to future cyber attacks from russia. how should the united states have responded to the colonial pipeline, the solar wind, and how should this country respond in the future? guest: we make very clear distinctions between criminal activity and state-sponsored activity. the russians, the chinese and others don't make these distinctions. you know, i think we need to look at it much more as a military problem and national security problem rather than law enforcement problem. that means

it was under the president of under the president zelinski. the anti corruption court finally started functioning the ukraine, and it was a very long battle to set up the court and make it operational. unfortunately, the previous president did not allow that to happen. president lensky did, and he does not interfere in the operations of the court when the constitutional court of ukraine and other body of our judicial system tries to destroy an anti corruption reform. it was the president who step in immediately. and then he was followed by the government and the parliament who restored parts of critical legislation that was declared new and void not invoice by, by the consitutional court. things are happening and you know, every country is, is a difficult combination of various factors. but this country is moving in the right direction and those who are calling enough to move foster, they cordially invited to come, enjoy us and help us. that's easy. well, those who are you cordial, inviting with those who were there last week? if you look at t

do you see this as possibly an attempt by the ukranian president zelinski to put pressure on the u. s. president to help bring his country into native i think obviously the ukrainians are very much in favor of accelerating this this membership process. and knowing that there is an important meeting between the president vitamin present, putting in 2 days. now. this is also a bombing to a firm, ukraine's desire to enter the life, but looking again on the had to communicate and prism by them. a response is to to the questions during the press briefing, i think we should remain quite cautious. martin can say from the german marshal, one of the united states, joining us tonight in paris. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. oh, i think we need more back. she's just a fraction of the world's population has been vaccinated. we need vaccines to go globally, particularly in low and middle income countries from our vaccine is uniquely suited for that because the stable at refrigerated normal refrigerator temperatures. and that will help that was stanley ur

and where is zelinski trying to put pressure on the u. s. president? well, he has been trying to put pressure on the new biden's administration for a weeks now. he was hoping to be invited to meet joe biden, and he was also hoping to, to have a conversation with him. i had of, he's meeting with the russian president, we haven't heard anything in this kind that need to has declared that ukraine is going to be a new natal member. however, we also have to say that, of course, that is thumb take that ukraine is aiming at, and that's may need to have that that and see in the future if there are reforms. if ukraine is progressing, progressing, that could be, may be possible. and for the you as president joe biden, coming to brussels coming to nader. this is his 1st chance to reassure european allies that the u. s. is back, as he says, it's committed to nato. is this about telling allies what they want to hear or is this about telling them the truth? that is definitely what allies wanted to hear. and joe biden made it very clear during his press conference, o

no consensus regarding ukraine, do you see this as possibly an attempt by the ukranian president zelinski to put pressure on the us president to help bring his country into nato? i think obviously the ukrainians are very much in favor of accelerating this. this membership process and knowing that there is be an important meeting between the president vitamin present, putting in 2 days. now. this is also a bowman to affirm ukraine's desire to enter the alliance, but looking again on the other, communicate and prism by them. a response to you to the questions during the press briefing, i think we should remain quite cautious. martin can say from the german marshal fund of the united states, joining us tonight in paris. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. and i think, you know, we need more vaccines, just a fraction of the world's population has been vaccinated. we need vaccines to go globally, particularly in low and middle income countries. and our vaccine is uniquely suited for that because the stable at refridgerated normal refrigerator temperatures, and that wi

do you see this as possibly an attempt by the ukranian president zelinski to put pressure on the u. s. president to help bring his country into native i think obviously the ukrainians are very much in favor of accelerating this this membership process. and knowing that there is an important meeting between the prism and vitamin presume putting in 2 days now. this is also a bomb and to affirm ukraine's desire to enter the alliance. but looking again only had to communicate and prism by them. a response is to to the questions during the press briefing, i think we should remain quite cautious. martin unsafe and the german marshal point of the united states. joining us tonight in paris. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. oh, i think, you know, we need more back. she's just a fraction of the world's population has been vaccinated. we need vaccines to go globally, particularly in low and middle income countries or vaccine is uniquely suited for that because the stable at refrigerated normal refrigerator temperatures. and that will help that was stanle

to be a summit because of what happens recently in ukraine when the us was provoking was coding zelinski to make a move to make a move. and russia responded very quickly with 75000. well, i'm trips in the united states, realize, oh crap, something, something serious is about to happen. and days after that happened this when biden called and said, hey, let's have a summit. so it's, they need to find a way to back down from what they've started. okay, glenn, weigh in on that here because i think that's very, very interesting. maybe for, for once in a very long time, they realize how bad things could get by provoking rush it through a proxy like ukraine. or are there other reasons in your mind for the summit? because daniel gave me a good one, is that a good enough one? go ahead, glen. well, i agree with daniel that the crisis and ukraine was spurred this effort by binding the coal for the summit because holding the costs in 2014, you know, you were the means agreements. us the reached agreement for political settlement, however, was never happy with the terms of the agreement. that's the w

joe biden has reassured ukrainian president vladimir zelinski, that he would stand up for ukraine in its tensions with russia. what leverage does the american president have in the dialogue with his russian counterpart for linear 6 years or the 5th for sure. unfortunately, the position of the united states and its nato allies on matters relating to ukraine has a destructive character simply because unconditional support for ukraine actually means indulging here on the point of noncompliance with immense protocol. i would hope that the slides will concentrate on an agenda of conciliation and addressing matters where we can achieve positive and constructive results by means of refreshment and cooperation. are some other headlines and brief pakistani authorities are still clearing the wreckage of a train collision on monday in which at least 63 people died. heavy machinery was brought in to remove the mangled carriages with our military engineers assisting the operation. the accident happened when a passenger train derailed an offer derailed. it was struck by a 2nd train. the canadian p

no consensus regarding ukraine, do you see this as possibly an attempt by the ukranian president zelinski to put pressure on the us president to help bring his country in geneva? i think obviously the ukrainians are very much in favor of accelerating this membership process and knowing that there is an important meeting between the president vitamin present putting in 2 days. now, this is also a bombing to a firm. ukraine's desire to enter the light, but looking again on the other, communicate and that prison by them. a response is to to the questions during the press briefing, i think we should remain quite cautious. martin can say from the german marshal, one of the united states, joining us tonight in paris. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. i think we need more back. she's just a fraction of the world's population has been vaccinated. we need vaccines to go globally, particularly in low and middle income countries in our vaccine is uniquely suited for that because the stable at refrigerated normal refrigerator temperatures. and that will help that was stanl

do you see this as possibly an attempt by the ukranian president zelinski to put pressure on the us president to help bring his country into native i think obviously the ukrainians are very much in favor of accelerating this, this membership process and, and knowing that there is an important meeting between the president vitamin present, putting in 2 days. now. this is also a bombing to a firm. ukraine's desire to enter the alliance, but looking again only to communicate and prism by them. a response is to to the questions during the press briefing, i think we should remain quite cautious. martin can say from the german marshal, one of the united states, joining us tonight in paris. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. oh, i think we need more back shapes just a fraction of the world's population has been vaccinated. we need vaccines to go globally, particularly in low and middle income countries. and vaccine is uniquely suited for that because the stable at refrigerated normal refrigerator temperatures. and that will help that was stanley ur, the ceo of the u. s. co

i think the ukrainian president, zelinski, is right, putin is a neo-colonialist.tends to reassert the boundaries and power and position of the soviet union. if he smells weakness in washington, he is going to continue to push. if we make concessions, he's going to take advantage of them. this notion that we are kind of nice to our adversaries and they will be nice back, i think is one that leads to more instability. i did not see major movements to restoring any deterrent, particularly in the cyber realm. host: let's talk about that, the president said that he would respond in kind to future cyber attacks from russia. how should the united states have responded to the colonial pipeline, the solar wind, and how should this country respond in the future? guest: we make very clear distinctions between criminal activity and state-sponsored activity. the russians, the chinese and others don't make these distinctions. you know, i think we need to look at it much more as a military problem and national security problem rather than law enforcement problem. that means if w

and i'm glad that president zelinsky will visit washington in the next month or so. nato shares a month to take concrete steps next week in support of ukraine. the essential security assistance provided by the united states and others must be backed up by tangible progress towards nato membership for ukraine in georgia. the door was opened 13 years ago at bucharest summit. we've seen little progress since then. as these countries continue to pursue the necessary reforms necessary for ultimate entrance into nato, nato has an obstacles to start the membership action plan process. on nord stream, the administration shoos reconsider sanctions waivers if the pipeline is completed, the u.s. should work to ensure that it does not become operational. this pipeline is a bad deal for europe and its energy security and strongly opposed by citizens across the european continent, and despite what some have said, it's not too late for the united states to make a tangible difference here. we can stop this maligned kremlin influence project if we act with resolve and real diplomatic