noonan s new piece on whether trump will soon reach his waterloo. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is monday, july 10th. it s good to be back. wonderful to be back. we were gone? i never knew. we were gone for a week. we have the host of politics nation, reverend al sharpton. former aide to the george w. bush state department, elise jordan. and the washington post s david ignatius. pulitzer prize winning historian jon meacham is with us this morning. moments ago, president bide anne rivalled at 10 downing street in london where he was met at the door by united kingdom prime minister rishi sunak. president biden is holding meetings in the morning with the pm ahead of a trip to windsor castle this afternoon. while there, he ll meet with the newly crowned king charles for the first time since he ascended the throne. this afternoon, the two will participate in a climate engagement at the castle before president biden leaves for the nato summit, beginning
carrying on his climate agenda, despite the supreme court ruling that curbs the powers of the environmental protection agency. and we re live from the weather center on what could be a rocky start for travelers this fourth of july holiday weekend aloss the u.s. we begin in ukraine, where a weapon is starting to gain action on the battlefield. ukraine has used the rocket launchers to take out russian command posts and other targets. four of those systems are in ukraine with four more on their way. meanwhile, president zelensky is accusing russia of terrorism, following missile strikes on a residential area near odesa. he says no one should buy russia s usual spins on attacks like this one. here he is. translator: three missiles hit a residential building, where no one hit weapons, military equipment or ammunition, as russian propaganda and officials tell about such strikes. i emphasize, this is a deli deliberate, purposeful russian terror, not a mistake or an accidental
Has begun. yeah, i mean, charles has been focused on climate change, on the environment since the 1970s, since biden became a senator. biden, of course, has a track record on this, too. they see very much eye to eye. at the climate change summit in glasgow a couple years ago, they spoke about it. biden was complimentary and said, we need you in this fight. it is charles number one passion. of course, as king, as monarch, you re not supposed to have views on anything. but the idea that charles is suddenly going to disarm and decide he is neutral on whether global warming is important or not is farfetched. so he is pressing on this issue, and it is exclusively what they re going to be talking about add windsor today when biden goes to windsor. there is tabloid nonsense, as
Billions of dollars of funding for clean energy and climate change initiatives. the hope is that with those three tools, the epa regulations, state action, and potential congressional action that we can still make a difference in terms of our emissions this decade. now, of course, this is all happening in the context of this energy crisis caused by russia s war on ukraine, in which all of the countries just fresh off making all of the promises at the climate change summit in glasgow, to solve that energy crisis with fossil fuels, including some case coal. the momentum right now seems as though it s not just stopped but actually going backwards. yeah. it is really frustrating to see this ramping up of our dependence on oil and gas at this moment. this is critical because
We reflected within 2a hours. we made a mistake, collectively, and we ve come to the commons and said, look, let s separate these things out and let s do this properly , because fairness is important. the role young people can play in tackling global warming will be the focus of the cop26 climate change summit in glasgow today. campaigner greta thunberg will host a protest as thousands of young people are expected to join. the world health organization warns that europe is once again at the centre of the global coronavirus pandemic. and here we go again, abba have told the bbc they would be willing to help end the uk s two decade defeat at eurovision.