israeli prime minister could have said, mr. putin, president putin, you have big troubles. you have big troubles. the military campaign is not going very well. and it s not entirely clear that president putin knows how badly it s going. i mean, they thought they would be in kyiv in three days two, days, a day and a half. and here it s ten days that they ve not been able to get to the capital. so, prime minister bennet may have been able to give some indication of the problems that president putin may or may not know about. and the recognition that these serious sanctions are having an effect. and that has to be getting through to president putin. that kind of a conversation leader to leader might be able to might have been able to make some progress. when you talk about the possibility of zelenskyy and putin and potentially president biden sitting down, is that a one in a million shot? is that a real possibility? and what then become the
this is the first time as president of the united states. absolutely thrilled to see you. reporter: biden sitting down with british prime minister boris johnson, a carefully choreographed first overseas meeting, devoid of the tension behind the scenes over a handful of issues, most notably brexit and the position of northern ireland. we discussed a broad range of issues on which the united kingdom and the united states are working in very close cooperation. we affirmed the special relationship. reporter: instead, a meeting framed with deliberate symbolism, the two leaders viewing the original copy of the atlantic charter, signed in 1941 by president roosevelt and british prime minister winston churchill amid the rise of fascism across the world. with a revitalized atlantic charter updated to reaffirm that promise while speaking directly to the key challenges of this century. reporter: as he and johnson signed an updated version of