pres. biden: thank you for having us this morning and we have a big agenda. it s good to see you to kick off what i think is a history-making summit will stop we talked about this for a year and now we are here. we will prove a new nato strategic concept and reaffirm the determination of our lions to defend every inch of nato territory. article five is sacrosanct, and we mean it when we say an attack against one is an attack against all. every inch. at this summit the full alliance will welcome finland and sweden, their historic application for membership and the decision to move away from neutrality to join nato alliance will make us stronger and more secure and nato stronger. we are sending in my view and yours as well that nato is strong and united and the steps we are taking will further augment our collective stance. today i will announce the united states will and hands our posture in europe in response to the changed environment and strengthen our collective security.
pres. biden: thank you for having us this morning and we have a big agenda. it s good to see you to kick off what i think is a history-making summit will stop we talked about this for a year and now we are here. we will prove a new nato strategic concept and reaffirm the determination of our lions to defend every inch of nato territory. article five is sacrosanct, and we mean it when we say an attack against one is an attack against all. every inch. at this summit the full alliance will welcome finland and sweden, their historic application for membership and the decision to move away from neutrality to join nato alliance will make us stronger and more secure and nato stronger. we are sending in my view and yours as well that nato is strong and united and the steps we are taking will further augment our collective stance. today i will announce the united states will and hands our posture in europe in response to the changed environment and strengthen our collective security.
we take you live now to capitol hill where that how science subcommittee on investigations and oversight holds a hearing to examine how the use of biometrics impacts privacy. we seem to have lost our signal from this live event. we hope to resume our live coverage shortly. , likely the primary reasons because he wanted it full and was angry they were not letting people through with weapons [indiscernible] offstage tent. i was in the vicinity of a conversation where i heard the president say something to the effect of i don t f care that they have weapons. let the people in. take the f mags away. host: you can see the whole thing on our website. we will show you other portions as the morning goes on. paula, silver spring, maryland, republican about the january 6 hearing. caller: good morning. [indiscernible] the question no one is answering is why did this happen in the first place? this is not an endorsement of anything that happened. if you wish, condemned the ac
we are going to reaffirm the unity and determination of our alliance to defend every inch of nato territory, and article five is sacrosanct. an attack against one is an attack against all, every inch, so at this summit, the full alliance is going to welcome finland and sweden, their historic application for membership and their decision to move away from their tradition of neutrality to join the nato alliance will make us stronger and secure and nato stronger. we are sending an unmistakable message in my view and i think yours as well, that nato was strong, united, and the steps we are taking during this summit will further our collective strength. to that end, today, i m announcing the united states will respond to the security environment as well as strengthening our collective security. earlier this year, we surged additional forces to europe to respond to russia s aggressive move. we are going to continue to address it based on the threat in close consultation with our al
disrupted global supply of food. the russian military s blockade around ukraine in the black sea right now is hampering the ability for millions of tons of grain to leave ukraine and to go to countries across the north africa, middle east that rely on those for food supplies. so what can you do us do, how do you get the food out and get them to market? some lawmakers i talked to recently chris coons, jason crow from colorado have been talking with administration officials and others trying to push for humanitarian corridor, a un humanitarian corridor or that would be established from the support of odessa and travel out of the black sea and basically allow those grain supplies to get to north africa, the middle east. that is a huge undertaking. it risks russian retaliation so they re trying to work through with the united d nations with provided administration working through issues right now hoping to establish that corridor . president biting yesterday in his tripto i