the world and who thinks for themselves, and this is their choice. we understand that. relations, what else can i say, but i can show you my last call i made before meeting you. it was with duda, so we have been in contact several times a day. i am not going to give you details of what we were talking about. he is helping, same way as the prime minister. 0ur prime ministers communicate with each other and i gratefulfor poland accepting ukrainians in poland, but still, with all respect, they are visiting guests and the thing they are doing, for them to feel at home,
jimmy: it drives me crazy, as yankee fan, no excuse for not being vaccinated, so many extra needles from a-rod s locker from the old days. todd: looking live at president biden s motorcarkde as he arrives for the most important political summit of his career. carley: this is the most important one, he is expected to be greeted by nato secretary general stoltenberg. he will meet with g7 leaders and eushg leaders, world wind day of diplomacy for the president and tomorrow he will travel to warsaw, poland to meet with president duda to discuss the humanitarian crisis there.
president duda, bbc interview, believed if russia uses chemical weapons in ukraine that is a game changer for nato. what do you think about that? i think we re going to have to respond. we had that situation in 2015 in syria, where we drew a red line, and we didn t cross it, and as a result, when they crossed it, we didn t do anything and that sent a clear message. the question is, if they do have a chemical attack, what are we prepared to do about that? what are we prepared to do? in many ways used up many of our options. economic sanctions. don t have a whole lot interest in our pocket. i know david sanger will disagree with me but this may be the opportunity for a cyber attack. limited in scope but one that clearly sends a message there will be a penalty if they use chemical weapons. i want to ask about a debate this week sending planes to the
the president s schedule this morning, he ended up going in an unscheduled stop, previously unannounced from the white house, to the meeting between the secretary of state, anthony blinken, secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and their ukrainian counterparts. that meeting has been going on for over an hour now. we don t have confirmation of whether it has wrapped or not, the pool got pushed out of that it meeting. the president later on will meet with polish president duda, he s also going to be meeting with ukrainian refugees. national security adviser jake sullivan confirmed reports the white house has assembled a team known as the tiger team to form contingency plans in case russia strikes nato territory or uses chem chemical or biological weapons that could potentially drift into nato territory if russia used them in ukraine. listen. we are doing contingency planning for the possibility that russia chooses to strike
the road to mariupol is fraught with dangers, and it s a road and a destination pivotal to how this war pans out. wyre davies, bbc news, southern ukraine. president biden is in poland tonight. he s meeting the polish president duda after earlier paying a visit to us troops and refugees close to the border with ukraine. he also announced a deal to provide more shipments of liquified natural gas to the eu to help reduce europe s dependence on russian energy supplies. our north america editor, sarah smith, reports from poland. every time air force one touches down, it is designed to send a message. president biden s trip to poland is notjust to reassure a nervous ally but is to make clear the us will back military action if russia attacked poland or any other nato member. the men in the military barbers are his the us having sent thousands of extra troops to poland. he has always said they re not