let s bring in cnn s kaitlan collins. she s in rome traveling with the president. biden has a packed schedule with world leaders. so does his part in negotiations with democrats on capitol hill over that agenda, does that, for now, get put on the back burner? well, the white house seemed to think it was a concern going into those meetings because they were the ones making the case to democrats last week, including the president, that they needed to get that agenda passed or have a solid agreement on it. the president could come here to rome and then go to the climate summit in scotland and make that argument effectively. not only would the climate provision be undermined by the fact it s not yet been passed by democrats in washington but also the larger argument that the president is trying to make here, which is that america is back and democracy has been restored and democracy works which, of course, has been his underlying argument throughout his campaign and since he took office.
biden to former president trump. an nbc article writing, quote, the architecture of the hayes at this hasty withdrawal and chaos that followed was constructedded by the previous commander in chief. here to discuss, columnist from the federalist, eric scary. doesn t the article miss the key point that trump s plan had actual consequences for the taliban if they harmed american citizens? right, not only that, when did it become okay to blame your predecessor for any deaths that happen under your watch. i mean, i m open to the idea, i think most people are open to the idea that this could have been maybe it was always going to be bad but when deaths happen this was a lot of deaths, when it happens on your watch as president it s hard to shift the blame there and any deaths that happened on president trump s watch, i can guarantee that was his fault, by the media.