$73 million settlement against a gun manufacturer. the victims now have access to thousands of internal company documents they hope could help other families in the future. we begin in ukraine. the secretary of state tony blinken speaking with foreign minister sergey lavrov. president biden conferencing with the french president emanuel macron and russia s putin holding a meeting with germany s olaf scholz. how the world reads the russian leader s intent is key to whether you view the 24 hours as diplomacy or if it still ends with an invasion. some of the military units will now return to their bases once exercises in the region finish. some, including world financial markets, interpret this as a tone shift moment. but the nato secretary-general says seeing is believing and that, so far, there is no proof of any significant de-escalation. in fact, an american defense official tells cnn other russian units now creeping closer to the
vince is a talk radio host and editorial director at the daily caller. all right, let s look back, shall we? president biden promised so much on the campaign trail, yet has delivered very little when it comes to covid. how might this affect his standing with voters do you think? it will be a huge thing. it is already affecting him dramatically and why you hear a lot of tone shift from the biden public health officials trying to figure out a way to get out of the crushing nature of the government restrictions associated with this pandemic. the reality julie is that he made so many promises on the campaign trail that he has failed to deliver on or had down right lied about. you remember the trump administration phrase was always promises made, promises kept. with bind it is promises made, promises wrecked. he promised to shut down the coronavirus and not the economy. of course both of those things have gone in the opposite direction. we experienced the single highest day of cases in th
understand the president wants to look at the here and now. he said there would be time for criticism, but using words like precision on a day like today is an interesting use of words. yeah, after a 9 or 10-hour pause in evacuations. nia-malika, to you. the tone shift included what we did not see in that interview with george stephanopoulos. empathy. talking about the gut-wrenching images and also saying that there s no person who doesn t feel the pain on a human level, something that we expect from president biden because he does it so often, has expressed that empathy. i think that s right. he is known as being a very compassionate commander in chief, and that has very much been missing. you think about his statements on monday, his statements on wednesday as well, very defensive, trying to make an argument rather than show some heart. i thought today, not only did he show the humility, which clarissa talked about, but also
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jobs, economy, growth, strength. he chooses instead to be dark. here they come. be afraid. i think republicans think that it helps. it is better than nothing. it doesn t hurt them by any means if they are changing the conversation to an issue where they feel they can turn off their voters. again, the question of whether it will be enough, i don t think they are convinced of that. we have seen a tone shift in the past week where republicans were really excited about the possibility of keeping the house a week ago, week and a half ago saying maybe a 30% chance. they seem to have stopped talking hopefully. and you noted that the house speaker, she leaving. he said mr. president, you went too far. we have a constitution. you can t do that through executive action. we think it is just fine as we are. that s the speaker. brian is leaving. so consider the source. a rop who couldn t win reelection says this.