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Former Pak PM Imran Khan retaliated strongly to US President Joe Biden s remarks on Pakistan s nuclear capability, he said Having been PM, I know we have one of the most secure nuclear command & control systems. ....
Can, as he has in the calls, the national security staff have done, to really constrain the types of activities that vladimir putin can undertake, and to understand that undertaking a real range of activities is going to be met with something swift and harsh, and i think that s the message he needs and wants the kremlin to hear this morning. to your point, these are two men who know each other well. president biden and russia s president as well. peter, thank you. robert gibbs, a big thanks to both of you. let s turn back to the other big part of president biden s agenda we were discussing. the pandemic. dr. charles anderson is with me. dr. anderson is president and ceo of a center in boston. dr. anderson, president biden admitted on wednesday his administration should have done more, testing sooner, but they re doing it now. the tests are literally in the mail. do you think there s enough available testing to help stop ....
Soviet union. it was a pretty interesting analytical discourse coming from the president. i think the difficulty the white house ran into is that they have been running around europe trying to make sure that all of the allies stay in line and they view this as sort of exposing the fact that the allies have different opinions, as you would expect they would. it also a bit undercut what our response would be if there is a major cyberattack. last week we saw the beginning ins of cyberattacks presumably by russia against ukraine, and the president seemed to put those off into a different category. you could do huge damage to infrastructure with a cyberattack. president biden says that his guess is that putin will invade. the white house press secretary said that russia could launch an attack at any moment. the start of a full-scale invasion might actually look ....
Up the tensions in the region. right now it s obvious we do know there have privately been divisions within the nato community in terms of what they want to do vis-a-vis russia right now. but the president who in the past as the head of the senate of foreign relations committee can say these things from a different view. when you say it as path of the united states, it s viewed differently around the world, recognized that ukraine was watching. certainly vladimir putin was watching in russia. so the president trying to clean up that language, making it very clear where his position is in his remarks moments ago. you have to wonder if the white house had gotten word of the tweet last hour. mr. gibbs, i know you were listening as well to president biden as peter rightly pointed out, reading from a pe paired statement, clarifying the administration s position on russian aggression in ukraine. what did you make of what we heard from the president as well, robert? well, craig, i think v ....
It s much more likely you re going to see that number go back up from 95% back up to 99%. reporter: and not only on schools, craig, but the big shift here is the approach by this administration within the past week that i want to point out which is with the free masks and the free testing, this is a big shift in the federal government using the bulk purchasing powers on behalf of the american people. all right. heidi, thank you. doctor, stand by. president biden just spent a few minutes talking about clarifying, if you will, the comments he made with regards to russia and ukraine. any assembled russian unites move across the ukrainian border, that s invasion. and met with coordinated and economic response. we ve laid it out clearly for president putin. but there is no doubt, let there ....