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no defence review, when it s grappling with such problems, can be done in weeks, but it will be done properly, it will be done at pace, and it ll give us the foundations as a new government to lead britain into the future. they call this the family photo, and a first one for a new prime minister. those rosettes and election campaign speeches seem rather a while ago now. keir starmer heads to the white house next. and, yes, if you find all of this a wee bit dizzying the speed of uk democracy well, so do we and so do they, the prime minister and his team. this summit has been in the diary for months and months. it was going to happen this week anyway, and so it s been turned into something of a diplomatic speed dating event for the prime minister and the senior ministers accompanying him. and on that tour, that circuit, the ultimate date is a date at the white house, and that s what s coming the other side of the football for the prime minister tonight. our thanks to ....
president welcome. thank you very much, mr president. and firstly congratulations on a successful summit, congratulations on a successful summit, it s been an incredibly important summit, it s been an incredibly important moment. 75 years of a bigger important moment. 75 years of a bigger nato, stronger nato and the nato with bigger nato, stronger nato and the nato with the result that we need. i thought nato with the result that we need. i thought the metal, the honour for stoltenberg yesterday was a very special stoltenberg yesterday was a very special moment. i don t think he was expecting special moment. i don t think he was expecting it special moment. i don t think he was expecting it. no special moment. i don t think he was expeeting it expecting it. no he wasn t, he was leavina expecting it. no he wasn t, he was leaving and expecting it. no he wasn t, he was leaving and i expecting it. no he wasn t, he was leaving and i intervened expecting ....
the 2024 nato summit. norah: the critical need to calm concerns in his own party p let s see the campaign stops. let s see all of this. because all of it is owing to be necessary. norah: the cbs evening news starts now. president biden just spoke at the nato summit here in washington, d.c., a speech that has become as much about his fitness for office as it is about his foreign policy. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. the president spoke about ukraine policy and maintaining a united front to prevent another world war. but the world s focus wasn t only on what he said, but how he said it, as he tries to fight back calls within his own party to step aside. and just hours ago, a new democratic defection, a new jersey congresswoman and former u.s. navy pilot saying because i know president biden cares deeply about the future of our country, i am asking that he declare that he won t run for reelection. but a lot of her colleague ....
step aside. that s on the house side. now all eyes are on what democrats do on the senate side. murky developments there. but no matter what, all signs seem to suggest that the president is not budging, but how long can this keep on going and going and going? we have peter dusey at the white house and what they re saying, capitol hill and the party battle still mounting, and form or who candidate tim ryan who fears this fallout from joe biden resisting sint done. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, and this is your world. they made it very clear at the white house that they want to stick with the the. the president wants to stick out this race, but it might not be that easy. so everyone has been watching to see if the dam is going to break here on capitol hill, and people are watching these vulnerable democrats. leader schumer came out today very defiantly supportive of the president saying i am for joe, but those senate democrats, those vulnerable democrats not so ....
good evening. tonight. this we could truly be do or die for the president and his party. is it time for president joe to go? state-by-state and day by day the people are taking their power back. you will hear from a palestinian american who resigned in protest of the war. s reasoning is more personal than most. let s do it. this issue has to be settled this week. how long can democrats afford to be continue to have this discussion? i think just a couple of weeks. even some of biden s top supporters in congress are saying that he needs to make his case to the voters now. this week. or else making a tough decision. i think this week is going to be absolutely critical. of the president needs to do more. behind the scenes democrats are even more blunt on his prospects. one democratic lawmaker that previously endorsed president biden said they will be breaking their silence on his political future soon. another house democrat predicted there will be more calls ....