colonel layton, stick around. lots more to discuss. for more now on president biden s trip overseas, let s bring back sally bedell smith, cnn contributor, staff writer for the new yorker, and biden biographer, evan osnos, and national politics reporter for the new york times , astead herndon. so as we speak, king charles and president biden, they are meeting, what are you looking for out of this meeting, sally bedell smith, what do you think is different about this meeting than the late queen s meeting with former u.s. presidents? the queen s last meeting with president biden was 45 minutes of pleasantries. she asked him what he thought of xi and putin, but we don t know what he said and we don t know what she said. in this instance, it is the first time that as a monarch, there has been a specific agenda. prince charles is very
never thought that they would necessarily get to the place that they always seemed destined to go or at least in their minds were destined to go. now they re here at this moment, describe that dynamic? i think you re absolutely right, phil. these are two gentlemen of a certain age who have spent a long time thinking about what they would do when they found themselves at the top of the mountain. getting the job that they ve always wanted. here they find themselves in king charles case at the age of 74, president biden is 80. and they come to it with a sense that they have some wisdom to impart, but also a little chip on their shoulder a bit about the fact that it took as long as it did to get there. but the meaningful fact is, you have a president biden who believes that climate is one of the issues on which he made an impact over the course of the last couple of years. they talk about the inflation reduction act being part of his legacy. and of course, king charles has been talking
per persons databases, but it wasn t until the 28th that military police found the 14-year-old here on base. detectives interviewed the girl. she was offered resources, and she was reunited with her grandmother, but there are still a lot of questions here in this investigation. and we will have to wait for the ncia to give us the results of the investigation, but as of now, a lot of questions here on base, phil. all right, indeed. camilla bernal, thanks for your reporting. and we are live at windsor castle, where president biden is meeting with king charles ahead of the nato summit. we re going to take you there on this busy monday morning, up next. stay with us. we handcraft evevery stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, foa beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. for a limitetime, save $400 on select
back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don t get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that s what i thought. introducing the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. you re looking live at pictures of windsor castle. president biden currently meeting with king charles iii. the first engagement between the two since the royal coronation in may. you see the two of them earlier inspecting the guard of honor. earlier this morning, the president sat down with ritchie sunak. max foster joins us live from windsor. astead herndon is back with us
president publicly on the campaign trial, i think there is still a little caution there, wolf, because the former president has significant support and they don t want to isolate some of those vote ers. evan, president biden turned 80 on sunday becoming the first octogenarian to serve. does that hurt the president s political future? it was a muted celebration. i don t think it s something they were drawing a tremendous amount of attention to. i can tell you president biden has thought a lot about age and vitality over the years. i remember once interviewing him on the subject of whether he would retire or run again. he brought up his father. he said he thought he made a mistake in encouraging his father to retire early. he said i think if you ve got the health and ability to do the job, that s what matters.