president and first lady looking at the memorial to honor senator bob dole. we begin in washington with peter alexander. peter, what have we heard from the administration or from the russians russians, who usually get their take on these summits out first. notably our only window into this high stakes consequential conversation between president biden and president vladimir putin is from the russian side right now. russian television providing us a short window earlier today at the start of that conversation. the white house would only confirm that the conversation started about 10:07 this morning. they have yet to say whether or not it ended. here is a look at their opening exchange at the start of this meeting. hello. good to see you again, i, unfortunately last time we didn t get to see each other at the g 20. expressing his disappointment that vladimir putin was not at the g 20 that took place in room or the climate summit. and this is a conversation that comes up a
it lasted just over two hours. this is a video from russian tv at the start of that videoconference according to a senior administration official. president biden planned to warn putin of very real costs if russia did take action against the ukraine. what those costs will be and whether it will deter from vladimir putin is still uncertain. u.s. intelligence suggests that the kremlin is planning a multi-front offensive that could involve as many as 175,000 troops and it could begin as early as next month. today s meeting clearly has the attention of not tonal president himself but the entire administration. the white house said the president spoke to ukrainian president zelensky ahead of today s conference as well as other nato leaders. defense secretary tony blinken also spoke with president zelensky. look, it would not be hyperbole to call today one of the most consequential of president biden s 10 1/2 months in office so far. this is about avoiding war, folks. it s what the
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palestinian protesters at another university. we ll look back at an infamous anti-war protest that turned deadly 54 year ago today. usc professor christina balentoni and michael beslash join me to talk about the lessons of kent state. and sarah jacobs is here to discuss the latest political fallout over the protests. hope hicks, one of donald trump s closest advisers offers emotional and damning testimony in his trial. and the queen of chaos. marjorie taylor greene prepares to force a vote on ousting mike johnson. should democrats help save his life? i m jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. student protests against the israel hamas war continue to royal campuses as universities grapple with how to handle disruptions at upcoming graduation ceremonies. just hours ago, tensions escalated at the university of virginia after police began removing an encampment near the chapel grounds that had been in place nine days. officials say the situation is now stabilized. th
pro-palestinian protesters at another university we ll look back at an infamous antiwar protest that turned deadly 54 years ago, today. the professor bella tony, and guests join me to discuss kent state. congressman sarah jacobs is here to discuss political fallout over the latest protests. the insider, who picks, one of donald trump s closest advisers offers emotional and damning testimony. barbara quaid will discuss the significance. and the queen of chaos. marjorie taylor greene looks to oust speaker mike johnson. but, should democrats help save mike johnson s job? i m jonathan capehart, and this is the saturday show. student protests against the israel hamas war continue to boil over at campuses as universities grapple with how to handle disruptions at upcoming graduation ceremonies. just hours ago tensions escalated at the university of virginia after police began removing an encampment near the chapel grounds that had been in place for nine days. officials say t