That he did what he came 22nd to do with the the russian. Work on advancing mutual interests but barnld threatening our vital interests with cyber attacks and election meddling. He knows i will take action like we did with this last timeout. He knows they are consequences. They are not able to dictate what that in the world. Does he? hasn t putin gotten used to no consequences after trump told the world he trusts him more than his own intelligence agencies? and no small irony, president biden actually confused the pair earlier. I caught part of president putin s press conference gaffe? doesn t really qualify. On purpose? of course not. Funny? a little. Of course, putin s work of weakening our country being done for him, right? by the rabid right. Another sign of how pathetic our politics are, trumpers who sat quiet while trump tossed this country under the bus with biden, with putin there it is for you, with putin in helsinki. He threw us under the bus. They said nothing. Now they sa
Week was beset by a white mob. As the president said today it was not a riot. It was a massacre. Thousands of homes and businesses not only looted but burned to the ground. Whole blocks of homes and businesses and churches and newspapers and restaurants destroyed by a white mob that not only shot black tulsans in the street, killing innumerable people, literally unnumbered people, the total death toll not known to this day from the tulsa race massacre, but they not only shot people in the street but they literally dropped home made fire bombs on the greenwood neighborhood from private aircraft. It was basically a war on that prosperous, black, american neighborhood. Incredibly, there are three elderly survivors of the tulsa race massacre who are alive to tell the tale today. They are all obviously over 100 years old. The three of them each met with president biden today in oklahoma. We ll be talking about that more tonight, including speaking with a descendent of survivors from greenwo
This was a watershed event. The affordable care act is here to stay. Reporter: what the decision tells us about trump s three nominees. Inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. Welcome to inside politics sunday. I m abby philip. President biden had a chance to hone his diplomatic skills at last week s summit with vladimir putin and he ll need them to be sharp in the critical days ahead for his top domestic priorities. Among them is voting rights, scheduled for a key senate vote this tuesday. Senator joe manchin made a last ditch appeal to republicans for a narrower plan than most democrats want but a key player stacey abrams says she can live with it. If joe manchin and the u. S. Senators who support this legislation are willing to come together on a compromise we will make progress. We will help to continue to ensure access to democracy for as many americans as possible. The reality is it is still dead in the water without republican support. Here is wh
Capitol hill. There is a new bipartisan idea that seems to be gaining momentum as senate democrats are privately talking about going it on their own with infrastructure with a massive package. President biden turning the focus to his domestic agenda as a new bipartisan infrastructure pitch is gaining steam. Our focus is on a bipartisan proposal that focuses on true infrastructure and doesn t raise taxes. Reporter: spearheaded by senator romney and others, it calls for $2 trillion in total spending on roads, bridges and other physical infrastructure with roughly $579 billion in new spending. 21 senators, including 11 republicans are on board. Aides briefed president biden on the proposal today after he struck an optimistic tone in switzerland. I m still hoping we can put together the two bookends. Reporter: liberal democrats are already dismissing the plan as inadequate. If they really want this bipartisan deal so that they can go out and champion that, then we re going to have to talk
Values so he heard it straight from me. I did what i came to do. Those words from president biden as he wrapped up his highly anticipated summit with russia s vladimir putin. The question is, what s the followthrough? and as the president wakes up in the white house this morning, he turns his attention back to domestic politics. Two questions on that front. Is voting rights back on the table? are we seeing an infrastructure plan come together that could actually pass the senate? it s way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that s going to be celebrating a new national holiday this weekend. I am kasie hunt on this thursday, june 17th. We ll start with the news. President biden is back at the white house this morning having wrapped his first overseas trip as commander in chief. The eightday tour across europe culminated with a facetoface meeting with vladimir putin. President biden said the talks were positive, while putin called the meeting constructi