and in the streets. we will fight the woke in the halls of congress. we shall fight in the hills. we shall never surrender. we will never ever surrender to the woke mob. so sad. a little historical perspective on wars. there are wars. a little hysterical perspective on this. you know, there was a great profile piece of ron desantis by mark lebovich and it talked about how everything seemed so sort of i don t know i don t know triefd. that it was all just very contrived. when he is going on and on, there will be and he s trying to sound churchillian and he s talking about again, most americans are going, huh? what is this? what? and he just keeps beating it. it s like america is not florida and that one little area in florida, by the way, ron desantis, but he continues to brag about his efforts to fight woke. we ve got a lot to get this this morning. that is seriously so 19 so 2021. it really is. speaking of actual wars, we will have new reporti
call that turns into a potential coalition or something, it has enormous potential strategic consequences for the world at this point, mika. all right. nbc s courtney kube, thank you so much. greatly appreciate it. let s bring in the president of the council on foreign relations richard haass. this is an awkward dance, everybody stepping on each other s toes, you have an attempt to get the secretary of defense with his counterpart in china, you have the chinese nix that. we send our cia director burns over to meet with the chinese, there are good meetings there. biden g7 conference says he s hopeful that things are going to be going well there and there s going to be a hope that all of this tension is going to leave sooner or later. you have jamie dimon and elon musk going over to talk economics, they meet with some of the top chinese officials there.
It is risky for the world s most important country to elect a president in his 80s. The danger was clear last weekend when President Joe Biden spoke at a press conference at the G7 meeting in Hiroshima, Japan.
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