biden, didn't i? perhaps that's the case. because joe biden's former policy, the template for it is clearly laid out in hunter biden's laptop. this is a policy of money laundering, corruption, all proven cases. so we see that he's taken our foreign policy back to the obama era, pay for play. line my pockets, i'll line yours. that's a deep concern for every american. this president's son is unactive criminal investigation. host: all right. john in california. ron in missouri, democratic caller, you are next. caller: and the last gentlemen, my god, these people. the vitriol these people come with. let me say this. at least mr. biden, our president, is does not comport himself like some frat boy that -- if the man drank it would have been something to lay it on. but, no, the way trump comported himself in front of putin in helsinki, i don't think we have to worry about that. i'm going to say it. i'm with the lady earlier, the vitriol they display towards this man. i watch fox news occasionally. just to s

joe biden's foreign policy -- it is clearly laid out in hunter biden's laptop. this is money laundering, corruption, all proven cases. we see he is taking our foreign policy back to the obama area. line my pockets, i will line yours. that is a concern for every american. the president's son is under an active criminal investigation. host: ron in missouri, democratic caller. caller: let me. the lady earlier -- let's meet -- let me parrot the lady earlier. the things these people say. at least these -- this president is not conducting himself like some frat boy. if the man drank, it would be something to lay on, but the way trump conducted himself in front of putin, i don't think we have to worry about that. i am with the lady earlier. the vitriol they display towards this man -- i watch fox news occasionally. just to see the vitriol that these people come up with. they are all angry people. it comes from the orange line coward. -- orange, lying coward. we have got to come together. stop letting the in's call in on the democratic line. thank you, have a great day.

when biden spoke out against it. biden administration has been sanctioning the administration and today there was a lot of talk to vladimir putin about ukraine. if i were in kiev right now i would take solace for the fact that an american president is standing up for their independence and their security. >> jeremy bash, kevin baron. kevin, apologize, we had some audio problems re-establishing a conversation with you. but thanks to both of you for joining us this hour. >>> rack to the biden/putin summit is coming in from capitol hill as well. we are live with what lawmakers are saying about it, next. you're watching ayman mohyeldin reports. ayman mohyeldin reports. that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it coul

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elizabeth: so national security experts, remies say president biden -- republicans saw president biden put a bull's eye on those infrastructure entities when he said they're off limits to russian cyber attacks. does that really give them a green light to target that, and by the way, senator jim lankford, ted cruz, lisa stefanik saying everything is off limits in america. should that have been the message? >> absolutely. and, i mean, one of the things i found so upsetting when i joined the trump administration at the beginning of the trump administration, i got my briefingsing, and i said, you know, what's our cyber capability. and it was a lot of talk about our defensive capability. not defending the private sector or the civilian economy, it was just defending the u.s. government and the defense industry. and i said, okay, what's our offensive cyber capability? in other words, how do we deter our adversaries from launching cyber attacks against us? and the attitude left over from the obama administration, which i think is now back in the biden administration, is, well, we don't want t

latest hunter biden bombshell. reporting hunter used racial slurs in text messages days after biden gave a speech claiming ray system in the u.s. hunter claiming about media scrutiny and his father is not helping him on that front. new accusations that democrats are stonewalling the covid-19 wuhan lash leak probe because it would distract from the narrative that former president trump miss handled the pandemic. debate boiling over. has the u.s. reached herd immunity against covid-19? public leaders and studies say there is growing evidence. why are the lingering shutdowns? are officials ignoring science and playing politics again. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we start with the irs and treasury inspector general now investigating a major privacy leak, a suspicious leak to "propublica." 15 years of tax returns each for jeff bezos, warren buffett, and other top bracket americans right wh

i want to say again, going back to this biden trip and the g-7, biden surrendered to the g-7. he surrendered on tax policy. we're now going to have a global minimum tax and we're going to have a windfall profits tax that will fall predominantly virtually completely on american companies. that's part of the $6 trillion plan. remember, you're going to have a 3 or $4 trillion tax hike. you want to hear something, howie he? howie: i've got a few seconds. >> all right. just let me tell you. apple, alphabet, microsoft, verizon, home depot, comcast, facebook, j & j, intel, sony, ibm, p & g, pepsi, lockheed martin, those are the companies that will get the minimum tax and the windfall profits tax which biden has given away at the g-7 in a tax surrender. it's extraordinary. howie: i've got to let you go. the national debt rose nearly $8 trillion in the trump administration. i'm critical of that spending with both parties. good to see you. thank you for being here. after the break, how the press is covering apologies and a democratic leaderment and new disclosures about donald trump, th

biden, for joining us. dr. biden: thank you. >> thank you. duchess: i wish her all of the very best. i cannot wait to meet her, because we have not met her yet. so hopefully, that will be soon. no, i haven't. >> let's go. >> thank you. [indiscernible chatter] >> sunday, president biden holds a news conference following the conclusion of the g7 summit at cornwall, england. we will have that around 9:45 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. -- testified before a house panel about early and mail-in voting, ballot drop boxes and updated federal legislation. lawmakers also asked about how reduced polling locations and long wait times affect minorities.

joe biden now we know is lying. a picture has emerged in the last two weeks in the picture speaks a thousand words. this picture shows joe and hunter together with hunter's foreign business dealing from kazakhstan. they gave hunter money too. multiple pictures, eyewitness accounts, troves of emails and texts from hunter's laptop reveal that the big guy, joe, was an integral part of hunter's business activities while he was vice president. highly unethical, definitely corrupt and now the important part: that actually copper mines is our country. it puts our country at risk. at the very least the appearance of impropriety is through the roof. we all know that the media would treat this differently if it was a trump and by the way, a good, decent human being would not exploit his troubled son for his own financial gain. how serious is it? with more, wisconsin senator ron johnson. senator, these pictures now emerging just within the last two weeks. okay. that means joe biden lied about ever talking to hunter -- not one

watch joe biden. watch this. >> >> another area we spent a great deal of time on was cyber and cyber security. i talked about the proposition that certain critical infrastructure should be off limits to attack, period. by cyber or any other means. i gave them a list, if i'm not mistaken, i don't have it in front of me, 16 specific entities, 16 defined as critical infrastructure under u.s. policy. from the energy sector to our water systems. so we agreed to task experts, both our countries, to work on specific understandings about what's off limits and the follow-up on specific cases that originate in other countries. either of our countries. maria: i mean, are you serious? is this a joke? joe biden gave vladimir putin a list of 16 critical infrastructure and he said these are off limits for you to hack? you've got to explain this one to me. >> well, i don't think anyone can. i mean, it's bizarre. it's absurd. to hand him that kind of list is essentially to hand him a target list, to give your adversar

i asked biden about that. he expressed an openness as well but said it's up to those countries to hold their criminals responsible. savannah? >> peter, we'll keep our eye on the pictures as long as they come into us. the press in there being allowed, the international press to take a couple of shots. will still photos, video. having been in those rooms for a time or two, it is always an awkward moment. reporters often try to shout questions without much success. i want to turn back to ambassador mcfall. if you have any observations about the body language here. they're seated apart and they're maskless here. looks like the reporters are about to be rushed out of the room. that's what that looks like. let's talk about it. we want to reset relations with russia. then we have the trump administration which to put it mildly had a much more conciliatory tone at least toward russia. we all remember that press conference in helsinki where president trump sided with putin over the u.s. intelligence agencies. where doe

. >> another difference between president trump and president biden, of course, president biden had a co-press conference. he was out there with putin afterwards, and this time president biden is going to go out there by himself. is there some significance there? is biden kind of setting himself apart from mr. putin? >> i'm not so sure that president biden wants to give the impression of parody. the two of them next to each other suggesting to some that maybe there is a lot more bosom buddy stuff than there really is. i think he wants to come in there feeling strong and leave feeling strong. strong not in the way that trump was strong in terms of bullying people, but strong in the sense that, you know what, the united states is number one in the world. we want to work with people, we want to work with you in ways we both can accomplish things, but we're not going to work with you if you're out to do us in. to go ahead and give a podium next to him, to his adversary -- i think adversary is a good word -- i think it would be a message that biden really doesn't want to give. he wants peo

biden loves the stage. trump hated traveling and going to these ceremonies that he viewed as a waste of time. joe biden views them differently. you saw him earlier with a big smile on his mouth as he put his mask bass on. this is a meeting where he intends to, a, offer reassurance, again, send the message that america is back, but also a unifying message that nato serves a purpose, a deterrence from russia and their past aggressions over the past few years, and you have many nations including baltic nations very concerned about some of the actions we've seen from belarus and president biden embracing lukashenko there. this is an opportunity for joe biden in his mask, we can't do the lip reading we normally do to guess what they're actually saying. we saw angela merkel. this will be her last nato conference as german leader. she'll step down later this year. there we see president biden, again, talking. it is interesting, in terms of s substance, former president trump used these conferences to lean on the o

joe biden is the 13th u.s. president the queen has met. >>> just days from now, the highly anticipated meeting between president biden and vladimir putin after a wave of cyberattacks launched from russia. in an exclusive interview, putin denies knowing anything about the attacks and compares trump to biden. >> translator: we have a bilateral relationship that's deteriorated to its lowest point in recent years. former president, mr. trump, is a talented individual. president biden is dramatically different. it's my greatest hope, yes, there's some advantages and disadvantages. >>> hanging over all the meetings, the climate pry sis. carbon dioxide at its highest levels in the atmosphere and poor nations bearing the brun of it. prince charles called on allies to do more. >> can we once again literally put the wind in our sails and win the battle against climate change? the scale of the challenge is immense. the window of opportunity to tackle it is closing extremely fast. >>> joining me now from the uk is nbc news

we've also heard some tough talk from biden, as well. biden said that he thinks to hold russia accountable for harmful acts. now, washington and its european allies frequently discover harmful acts that they blame on russia. often there is not very much evidence to confirm that, but regardless, we also heard biden say that america does not seek a conflict with russia mixed signals, certainly. now the issue of ukraine is quite important at this point. biden is said that the united states does not seek to bring ukraine into the nato military alliance. that would, of course, bring american rockets right to russia doorstep pollutant has referred to that as the ultimate red line. but just days later, we're biden's saying that he has not ruled out that possibility that a they might consider bringing ukraine into nato. so, a lot of interesting mixed messages, perhaps biden is alluding to previous strategies employed by the united states when negotiating with russia. here's some of what we heard. i'd verified 1st and then trust, you know, when we, when you write to treaties with your adversaries,

biden knows that stuff. the tactical part would be vl interesting. >> he knows coming to this he's going to get a much harder line. there wasn't even any line from former president trooump. so he's going to get a harder line from joe biden, but i know you think that putin is in the driver's cease actually here. explain why. >> yep. a divided america is good for vladimir putin. he tried to insert cyber attacks during the elections. america, including president biden have different interests including china. if you're vladimir putin in this summit, you're going to say i've got to get on the world stage with the biggest player on the planet along with the chinese, that is, president biden. already by having the meeting i think putin wins. i close by saying what's biden going to do about it? how is he going to confront russia? i don't see it happening. sanctions are already tough and putin get as what he wants. >> we're told president biden is en route. he should be arriving very shortly at the villa la grange w

the biden administration is playing to lose, not to win. nothing would be better for the united states and have president biden will countering all of putin's arguments publicly a press conference. a missed opportunity. todd: fill in the blank, today's meeting will be considered a success. the success of this meeting is extraordinarily modest, not looking at any reset in a relations or anything like that, at the very most we will see a communiquÉ where diplomatic relations are restored and staff returned to normal, working groups talk about areas of confrontation or collaboration, don't expect more than that, let's see how president biden does the press conference, if he strays from the script we can expect vladimir putin is there to speak to influence, not inform public opinion. jillian: playing not to lose, good to see you as always, thanks for joining us. coming up, the family of a marine prison in russia will join "fox and friends" with their plea to the biden administration to bring him home. that is live in the 6:00 hour, you don't w

and how much doll you play diplomat joe biden if you're joe biden today, versus pushing back on putin on the world stage? >> well, i've been saying all along that biden didn't have to have the meeting in the first place. so the idea of inviting putin was a mistake. it's a platform a huge platform. but biden was nostalgic, i guess he's been dreaming of the presidency back in the cold war, looking at nixon, carter and reagan. now he got this moment. that's it. the good news, the only good news about the meeting, the summit, it was shorter than expected. there was not much damage done, but putin got the job done. that's why he was beaming when he left, went into the press conference, even when he entered the building before the talks, taking off the attention that he is dreaming of getting during the last years. and everything he said, you know, i don't think we should even take it seriously. and i was surprised to hear the word we put putin in a box. he's been in a box for years. he doesn't care, it's not about wars, it's about action. regarding the press conference, yeah, we've been li

they thought they could get into america because biden said they could come because president biden said they could come. within minutes, agents of border patrol pull up in a van loaded with other migrants who had crossed downriver and they went away. situations like this are happening in the thousands every day along our border. and border patrol is the one being forced to pick please migrants up, process them, strange their manpower and resources, resulting in our border being completely open for criminal illegal aliens who want to cross undetected. americans have been hearing about this biden border crisis for months, and they see nothing changing. they see the cartels. the cartels are getting rich, trafficking these migrants across our border. and they hear the horror stories of children being abandoned and abused during their journey to our southern border. all of this has a real-world impact on americans. as a former county sheriff in texas, i know all too well the second and third order effects of an unsecured southern border. americans will undoubtedly become victims of crime fro

joe biden rightly is reversing that. we are linking arms with our european allies and he is expressing the right level of skepticism about putin as an individual. one of the things we did right before this summit was we hit belarus with very tough sanctions for violating international law to target a political opponent. you've got to believe that vladimir putin completely understood what that was about. it was about belarus, but it was also about, hey, if you violate international law to target political opponents under the biden administration you will not have a president who will shrug about it and you will have one who will take stiff action. >> senator tim kaine, we are appreciative of your time this morning. >> absolutely. >> thank you, ayman. let's head to switzerland and bring in nbc's mike menially outside the summit in geneva. our first update and our first reading from the white house. 90 minutes in and that first small group meeting has now concluded. >> yeah. that's right, ayman. 93 minutes in total. i'm not

i think president biden is correct. he came in here and said -- he told vladimir putin how he feels. he put some of the examples of what could happen if there was attack on the oil pipeline or the u.s. used cyber. they know who to communicate with. those are things key moving forward. on some of the topics, there was incremental progress that was achieved. you have the am bbassadors comi back. i do think that more than at any time in at least recent times that i have been in moscow, there's some movement possibly in the prisoner exchange issue. i think both leaders did say that they have a positive outlook on that. they think a deal could be made on that. >> there's consultations now on the cyber warfare issue, which is so important. phil, president biden said, i'm quoting, he said, i did what i came to do. how so? >> i think fred hits at a key point here from the u.s. side as well. president biden, face to face interactions are extremely important to him. we have seen it on capitol hill with his former colleagues in th

in fact it's president biden apparently. there's a shot of air force one as he's headed out to the geneva airport to head back to the united states. ambassador, let me ask you about this because this to me was sort of the big take away in the, as you described it, talks about talks. president biden said he thinks there is a genuine prospect for better relations between the two countries without giving up a single thing. there were no threats, just simple assertions and letting who didn't know where i stood and what we could accomplish. and if there were violations of american sovereignty, what would we do? what did you make of what he said. >> we learned something very important about president biden again today. it says basically an extension of personal relationships between the two principles and i believe the national interest should govern the geopolitics and govern how we behave, it's important to have cordial relationships and that it ameliorates some of the sharp edges. but that doesn't seem to be what president bide

joe biden says he's ready to confront russia. the u. s. president promises a tough response of brush harms. democracies. he's in the united kingdom to meet with world leaders on his 1st trip since taking office will hear about his ambitious agenda. meanwhile, russia itself edges further away from democracy. moscow court declares elects in a bond, these anti corruption network and extremist group and bars of supporters from election spin a further blow to the opposition movement. and the berlin film festival is back this year's belly. another is the 1st effort to take place under the stars and has an open air celebration of cinema. take a look at us on the program. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. joe biden is kicking off his purse global tour as president. he's in the united kingdom, where he'll today meet with prime minister board johnson will hear more about his busy agenda from our correspondent in the u. k. and just a moment, but 1st here's how biden began his trip with a message of support for his allies and

let's hearjoe biden. their feet. there is the president. let's hearjoe biden.— let's hearjoe biden. there is no roblem let's hearjoe biden. there is no problem getting _ let's hearjoe biden. there is no problem getting to _ let's hearjoe biden. there is no problem getting to the - let's hearjoe biden. there is no problem getting to the doors, i let's hearjoe biden. there is no l problem getting to the doors, was there? anyway, hello, everyone. well, i'mjust there? anyway, hello, everyone. well, i'm just finishing the last meeting of this week's long trip. the us russian summit. i know there are a lot of hype around this meeting, but it's pretty straightforward to me, the meeting. one, there's no substitute, as many of you know, forface—to—face dialogue between leaders. president putin and i had a shared responsibility to manage the relationship between two powerful and proud countries. a relationship that has to be stable and predictable, and it should be able to cooperate where it's in our mutual interest. and where we have differences, i want president putin to understand why

for someone like joe biden. i do not want to criticize joe biden. a i don't think any of our recent presidents have done this. bill clinton and reagan did this successfully, i would say. we need to go to the american public. and to really say, to use the bully pulpit, and to use your moral authority, and to kind of call on the public to go over the heads of the other elected officials of the other party and pressure them to do the right thing. again, we live in a very polarized country right now. it's unclear to me, if there's leverage to push the opposing party to do the right thing. but i'd love to see that happen. if joe biden could say, we need to do infrastructure, and win over the american public sufficiently, that would be a positive thing. it has not happened in america in a long time.st >> on infrastructure, a bipartisan block in the senate setf to sell its compromise on infrastructure. g what is the possibility of this getting passed and signed by the president? >> this will tell us a lot. either republicans are engaging in good faith, whi

i said hunter biden because joe biden's foreign policy, the template is clearly laid out in joe biden -- hunter biden's laptop. this is a policy of money laundering, corruption, all proven cases. he has taken our foreign policy back to the obama era, pay for play. that is a concern for every american. this president's son is under an active criminal investigation. host: ron in missouri, democratic caller. you are next. caller: let me. the lady earlier. these people, the vitriol these people come with. let me say this. at least mr. biden, our president, does not comport himself like some frat boy. if the man drink, it would have been something. the way trump comported himself in front of putin in helsinki -- i do not think we have to worry about that. i am with the lady earlier. the vitriol they display toward this man -- i watch fox news occasionally. just to see the vitriol these people come with. they are all angry people. it comes from the lie from the orange, lion coward. we have got to come together, people. please stop letting the republicans call in. host: rick in california si

so my belief is that joe biden, president biden doesn't understand what makes china and russia tick. >> brian: right. >> you can't shame these people. you have to stand up to them and hit them where it hurts. and in putin's case, let's let the entire world know how much he has enriched himself at the expense of the russian people. it's there to be shown. >> brian: i didn't know we were the number one hackers in the world and canada was number two. someone should tell justin trudeau in yoga class is he still trailing us. joe biden, you said nice things in the past you were pretty tight. you separated as of late. i have never seen this side of him until the last few years. tell me what you think as this press conference came to a close. you saw his temper flair. watch. >> what do you do all the time? when did i say i was confident? >> you said you were. >> what i said, what i said was. let's get it straight. i said what will change their behavior is that the rest of the world react to them and diminishes the standing in the world. i'm not confident of anything. i'm just stating the fac

we've also heard some tough talk from biden, as well. biden said that he seeks to hold russia accountable for harmful acts. now, washington and european allies frequently discover harmful acts that they blame on russia. often there is not very much evidence to confirm that, but regardless, we also heard biden say that america does not seek a conflict with russia mixed signals, certainly. now the issue of ukraine is quite important at this point. biden is said that the united states does not seek to bring ukraine into the nato military alliance. that would, of course, bring american rockets right to russia doorstep pollutant has referred to that as the ultimate red line. but just days later, we're biden's saying that he has not ruled out that possibility that a they might consider bringing ukraine into nato. so, a lot of interesting mixed messages, perhaps biden is alluding to previous strategies employed by the united states when negotiating with russia. here's some of what we heard. i verify 1st and then trust, you know, when we, when you write to treaties with your adversaries, you don'

so president biden is playing games. you can imagine president putin, who likes to play games in these meetings, extending the length of the meeting. in other words, he likes to show his physical prowess. he's going to do an ironman maybe approach to of gamesmanship. i thought worthy adversary was interesting, too. the president has been criticized for giving putin a meeting as if it's a prize. to be called a worthy adversary for an american president, for putin who wants to look on parity with an american president, is a kind of gift in advance of this. >> a form of respect in some ways. >> exactly. which means when they get behind closed doors, you would expect perhaps the president to say, look, i've shown you respect there, here are the things you need to hear me on in this private way. sort of playing an inside game and outside game. >> there's a meeting going on, but there are parameters as we understand it. the men will be together for hours along with staff. but no meal will be shared. they will never be alone to

biden called it a ridiculous comparison. putin is on the world stage with president biden and he was the talk of the town in all the previous meetings with allies leading up to that very moment and he didn't have to admit to anything. he didn't own up to any of the human rights allegations or abuses against him. he didn't own up to the cyberattacks as well. >> laura, it seems like we have turn aboutism on capitol hill. republicans who gave president trump a pass for his meeting putin were tough on president biden. you had democrats who had been tough on trump failing to criticize joe biden for things that if trump had done they might have had some words. >> there was a reversal of the roles. that being said, trump himself also tried to say that biden didn't stand up to putin, even though we know the history that trump in similar situations actually went against u.s. intelligence officials and said that he trusted putin. there was a difference there in that biden did try to confront putin on ransomware, on cyber criminals. th

the bill goes to president biden's desk. he's expected to sign it this afternoon. >> texans will soon be able to carry handguns in public without a license, without training. the state's republican governor greg abbott signing a controversial permit-less carry bill into law. it applies to anyone 21 or older who can legally possess firearms and taiks effect in september. >>> scientists found the first so-called murder hornet discovered in the u.s. this year north of seattle. it was found dead in someone's yard. asian giant hornets are not particularly aggressive toward humans but their sting is extremely painful and repeated stings can kill. >>> and the nba's philadelphia 76ers now on the brink of playoff elimination after blowing a 26-point lead at home and losing game five of the series against the atlanta hawks. this after the sixers coughed up an 18-point lead in their game four loss. ouch, john berman. >> it was almost mathematically impossible for the sixers to lose. they had a 99.7 win probability i'm told. not only di

joe biden will do the same thing. they go into this meeting with vladimir putin denying the hacking, denying that russia -- >> calling it nonsense. >> calling it nonsense. that starting point, it's sort of gentlemen start your engines. they're going to go at it with each other. then they will try, we open, to find some sort of common common ground. but it is why these meetings are important. ant. i know president trump got a lot of heat forever going to see kim jong-un. that never worked out. they really didn't get anywhere, although they did get some hostages released. the initial meetings, you have to be face-to-face. >> that's where you see the difference between the public stance, as you mentioned, nonsense saying these hackers are not in russia. what are you talking about essentially has been putin's stance. the discussion inside that room will be crucial. >> inside that room. i was in kenny bunk port when george bush met with vladimir putin. they had a rapport going. again, it kind of fell apart because of the i

the difference between biden and trump is the biden administration and biden in person is more concerned about not alienating the germans, more coordination between the u.s. and the eu, more coordination between the u.s. and germany. they decided not to engage in sanctions against the companies, sanctions against the ships that are involved in the construction still going on. i don't think the atmosphere -- i think the optics of this are pretty bad because you're making that move. it doesn't matter much. but nonetheless, it feels like you're giving something to pew you continue. just as you've goten nabalmi in jail and all of the attacks going on, all of the rest. why would you give that to putin before the meeting. i accept the criticism but i don't actually think it -- the idea that suddenly the pipeline is going to happen because of biden's decision, that's just not true. the only thing that stops this pipeline is if the german greens win to succeed merkel and that is highly unlikely, maria. maria: but you know, you would think that putin would approach this differently as opposed to

vladimir putin going first, then president biden. very different from the last meeting between vladimir putin and a u.s. president. that one was very different. >> we have seen jockeying this morning with members of the press, we have seen the white house looking to clarify a comment that was made silently, a head nod community. the pool reporter in the room says president biden looked at her and nodded yes. the white house quick to say he was not answering that question, but saying that he was just answering another question. second session with translation happening, more people in the room, dpb, right? >> yeah, there is several people in the room now. we don't see lloyd austin, our defense secretary in there, but they want to talk arms control, cyberas well. they have antonio who was a negotiator, and also most like i will be the kremlin to extend that treaty, but what are the terms. the fact, also now, cyber which is harder to verify. you heard president biden saying verify but trust, a flip of the famous ronald reagan saying. bu

i don't see that coming from biden right now. i see weakness coming from biden. brian: pretty clear when we gave lethal weapons to and tank busting missiles back over to the ukrainians to at least fight their own battles. became clear when the mercenaries tried to move on our troops in syria and took out 100 of them in the blink of an eye under president trump that was a message sent. they didn't try that again, congressman. >> no, that's right. those missiles came from the trump administration after the obama administration gave nothing but blankets and mres. i think more russians have been killed under trump since reagan, right? and you are right. it stopped in syria. and it stopped in the ukraine. and that's how you reestablish deterrence is through strength. brian: last thing congressman spartz i know they want to be part of nato. what are the chances of that happening? >> well, i think ukraine has some work to do but they need to work on establishing, you know, free republic and constitutional republic. something that the society with freedoms and checks and

plus even more controversy involving hundred biden, charlie hurt is asking what does hunter biden how to do with the scandal d.c. media and growing evidence criminal mexican cartel are the ones really in control of the border. thanks for joining us, i'm lizabeth mcdonald. the evening and it starts right now. ♪♪ welcome to the show. your logic the foxbusiness business network. s&p, nasdaq finishing down sharply today, inflation rado market. the president james warning rate hikes could come sooner in 2022. let's begin with former deputy fashioning security advisor with us. author of the book revolution trump washington we the people. breaking news the biden administration rose the military aid package for ukraine valued as much as $100 million before the meeting with vladimir putin, what is your read on this? >> i find troubling, very troubling. it wasn't just the amount of 80, it was what was in the package, equipment the ukrainians could use to defend themselves. lethal force to defend themselves. we've been delivering the last four or five years because if i leak this altogether,

julien xavier neals of new jersey is the first biden nominated judge to be confirmed since biden has been president. so what's the take away their, right? well, first it took them four and a half months to confirm the first biden nominated judge. four and a half months? trump got more than 230 judges on to the court in four years and that's because the republican controlled senate worked harder on that than anything else. it takes time and effort and prioritization of the calendar in the senate to get judges confirmed, but during trump's time in office they absolutely stuffed trump judges into every corner and crevice of every federal court in the country. democrats are in control of the senate, now they have a democratic president but they took four and a half months to confirm biden's first judge. that's part of the story here. the pace here has got to be a little bit worrying for democrats. right? they know they don't have infinite time right? republicans wouldn't let obama put judges on to the courts for a significant portion of his term and then once trump was elected, they stuf

laura: that biden is more snappy than the other guy. as biden would say, keep them laughing. back to you, shannon. laura: thank you, brett. brand-new data on vaccinating and masking kids under 18 should be a wake-up call to every medical professional. what happened? doctor jay is back with the details next. ♪it's, oh, so quiet♪ ♪shhhh shhhh♪ ♪it's, oh, so still♪ ♪shhhh shhhh♪ ♪and so peaceful until...♪ ♪you blow a fuse♪ ♪zing boom♪ ♪the devil cuts loose. zing boom♪ ♪so what's the use. wow bam♪ ♪of falling in love?♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: now, the medical establishment's list of pandemics since it is pretty but the most egregious is their reckless disregard for our kids safety. the fda released alarming findings >> the medical assessment list epidemic since is pretty long but the most egregious is the reckless disregard for kids safety. the if they released alarming findings the 12 to 15-year-olds given the pfizer vaccine experienced serious adverse affect every eight times higher than big pharma previously reported. that is why did out of ca

biden: i hear all of the folks on tv saying, why doesn't biden get this done? well, because biden has effectively only four votes in the house and a and in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more with my republican friends. amy: also on tuesday, the white house announced measures to narrow the racial wealth gap by addressing housing discrimination and supporting distances and infrastructure in communities of color. we will have more on this after headlines with duke university professor william darity. a group of over 100 scholars of democracy released a joint statement calling for president biden and congress to take action in the face of mounting attacks on voting rights from republicans. the letter, published by the think tank new america, comes two days after texas democrats staged a walkout sunday night to block a sweeping voter suppression bill. the scholars say that in addition to passing a new voting rights act, lawmakers also need to address partisan gerrymandering and regulate ethics and money in politics. the biden administration has

joe biden so angry with reporters?an monica crowley and joe concha is straight ahead. joe biden so angry with reporters? [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge pirro: now despite the mob and that media's high praise of president joe biden it is getting harder and harder for those biden protection program. to hide a those outbursts and downright nasty comments. just thiswe week during his big summit with vladimir putin biden snapped at a cnn reporter when she asked a very reasonable question. take a look. >> why are you so confident you will change his behavior mr. president? >> i'm not confident. when did i say i was confident? >> judge pirro: and of course biden's recent outburst is just a pattern of outburst when theyt

and also when joe biden meets with you, because that's what joe biden is about, it won't be about confrontation for confrontation sake. these will be a different kind of summit. thank you so much. alan fisher reporting from the white house. let's take a look at biden's trip in a little more detail. his 1st stop on is a day tours in cornwall, not in the 4 far south west of england where he'll meet the british prime minister bores johnson on thursday. and the 2 leaders will attend the annual g 7 summit, which is being held there over the weekend after that biden will visit queen elizabeth at windsor castle. he last met her in 1982 as a senator from delaware. on monday, the us president travels to brussels for talks with nato and leaders. he's also expected to have a private meeting with turkey's president. he then wraps up the trip with what could be the biggest diplomatic test off the visit at a meeting with the russian leader vladimir putin in geneva. let's discuss this with steve comments. he's the host of al jazeera, the bottom line, and editor at large of the hill. he's joining us in washing

what i was so struck by, wolf, in covering president biden, vice president president biden, senator biden for a very long time, his fluidity in discussing foreign affairs, he's much more at ease doing that than talking about voting rights, than talking about police reform, even infrastructure. those challenges of course await him at home, but for now at least he has steered the conversation on the world stage. about china as well, getting the specific mention of china in the nato communication, talking about russia in the communication for the first time. there will be a clamoring for joe biden to come back, but it may be a while, because he of course has many issues when he gets back home late tonight. >> he's going to have his hands full when he gets back to washington. he's been on the road now for eight days in the uk, in belgium, now switzerland, now heading back to washington. matthew chance is with you. you were at the putin news conference, you listened to the response, the last word, if you will, from president biden. what dunk? did you think? >> i didn't catch what president bid

if biden does not succeed, then what? >> evan, president biden has been preparing intensively just ahead of his face to face meeting with putin here in geneva. does that line up with how he's approached other high stakes moments throughout his career? >> yeah. he believes intensively in the power of personal interaction, whether it's diplomacy or domestic politics. he will mark up his individual notes. he'll ride his speech writers hard to try to make sure he's got every detail secure. he might like to put his counter party off balance a bit. he'll challenge them on something that has been asserted. he often will say don't try to lie to me if i know how to do it myself. already in advance we hear the makings of what the russians might try to do here. the foreign minister said if the united states tries to challenge them on the subject of democracy or human rights, they may raise the insurrection at the capital. joe biden will say that's the man i beat. ultimately he's trying to build a relationship. this is the first meet

take a look. >> president biden: i hear all the folks on tv saying why didn't biden get this done? well, because biden only has a majority of effectively four votes in the dash and a tie in the senate. two senators that vote more with my republican friends. >> chris: we looked it up and infect on bills that have gotten to the senate floor, you have voted with president biden 100% of the time, but you have opposed him on bills that haven't gotten to the senate yet. for instance, this "for the people act" with the democrats intend to put on the floor, you say you're going to vote against that. you're against the $50 minimum wage. i don't want to get into the detail of those but is it fair when joe biden says he doesn't have solid support from democrats like you? >> senator manchin: i think that's taken out of content and i support president biden and what he's doing, what is trying to do. no one understands the senate, the makeup of the senate and the challenges we have as a senate more than president joe biden, who is here over 30 some years. with that, he understands we got to find

biden is overseas. he's defending democracy while at home we're learning about new abuses by trump pressuring his justice department. it's easy to become numb to all these assault on democracy but every day we learn just how deep this all goes. >> yeah. this was pretty deep. this is constant inundation of e-mails from people inside the white house, people at the behest of the president, the outside attorney at the behest of the president, former white house chief of staff to the acting attorney general saying you've got to investigate michigan. you've got to investigate the italy tie. there's a conspiracy in italy that fixed the voting, et cetera, et cetera. all these kind of conspiracy theories. hen you put this into context and understand what's going on in the country. this started around december 14th. that was the day the certification of the american election and yet, rosen was getting these e-mails about this and eventually he just threw up his hands because he couldn't deal with it anymore. imag

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president joe biden. any moment now, the russian president will take off for switzerland where he's expected to land in about three hours. that's about the flight time that it takes. here in geneva, he and the u.s. president will hold their first face-to-face summit as equals, as head of states of their respective countries. vladimir putin is scheduled to arrive at the lakeside villa lagrange first. he and joe biden will then pose for photos with the swiss president before the talks begin. during round one, president biden and putin will be flanked by their top diplomats, but there are no plans for a shared meal, meaning it will be a lunchtime meeting with no lunch and could stretch into dinnertime without dinner. the timing there certainly very flexible. cnn's kate collins has the story. >> reporter: president biden arriving in geneva for the main event. in less than 24 hours, he'll sit down with russian president vladimir putin and the world will be watching. >> are you ready for tomorrow? >> thank you.

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biden, jill biden as well. once they get behind closed doors, we know the queen will pour the tea herself. chocolate cake is her favorite. beyond that, nothing will be known of the conversation because all u.s. presidents have stuck to that tradition that you keep mum about what was discussed. >> as we listen to the star spangled banner, let's listen to this, everybody, we'll talk on the other side. [ "star spangled banner" plays ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> this is a bit interesting, it looks like the queen is leading joe biden to do what i'm going to assume is an inspection of the troops there. this is notable because that was done the last time with president trump. it was where some of that misstepping that we spoke about where he walked in front of the queen happened back in 2018. but the queen is not accompanying him, it could be they decided to do it this way this time. it seems that so far, president biden is doing absolutely the perfect thing, and we note that there was no courtesying to the queen. he pla