when it comes time to give somebody a present. tell them i sent you. that does it for us tonight. we ll see you again on monday. now it s time for the last word where ali velshi, is in for lawrence tonight. good evening, ali. i m glad you said that rachel. because you and i think a lot about the big problems in media. and then this issue of news that is an accurate. news that isn t real. a bulwark of local news across this country is what pushes back on that. because you have local reporters who are often not influenced by the powers that influence national media. and when we see that road, there s just less of a check and a balance for news that is that spreads like wildfire on social media, because that s where people go. to some deeply appreciative that you put that meshes out. to get out there and support local news anyway you can t. rachel, have yourself a great weekend. tell thanks for telling us about. thank you so much, ali. thank you. see you, monday. tonight w
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announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone just shy of five months in office in which he s faced a host of urgent domestic priorities, from covid to the economy, president joe biden is turning his attention overseas tonight, arriving in london this evening at the start of a jam-packed eight-day mission to reset u.s. relations with europe. but he also looks to project a message of strength and stability to american adversaries near and far, including russia. anticipation already building for his high-stakes face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. so much on the table, from nuclear arms to cyber attacks traced to russian soil. it s president biden s first foreign trip in office, and our peter alexander is traveling with him reporter: tonight the commander in chief arriving overseas, greeting u.s. troops and already eyeing next week s critical face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. i m heading to the g7, then to meet with mr. putin
it s been fraying at the edges. and some among us have suggested that perhaps america will never survive. that our relationships will be forever frayed, because of the 45th president of the united states. and who knows, maybe that s true. i suspect it s not. but it is interesting, we get to we certainly got to see donald trump s view of the world, which was unique, for any post-war president. now we re going to see joe biden s follow up, to see if there is damage with this relationship, and how he can clean it up. yeah, first of all, i wish jon meacham were here, talking about the atlantic charter. his book, franklin and winston about their friendship. that was signed a few months before pearl harbor. such an interesting dynamic between those two guys. and the two countries and president biden has explicitly said, yes, this trip is about repairing some of that damage. this trip is about the president of the united states going back into the world, particularly to our stro