Exclusive interview with president putin ahead of wednesday s meeting. And andrea mitchell at nato. Andrea, walk us through what we ll see today. I think these people will be reading transcripts if they don t have american television of keir s interview with vladimir putin. So much money is spent on allied intelligence of what was in putin s brain, what is he thichk thinking, and it is laid out there. That s the challenge president biden will face when they sit down in geneva tomorrow or wednesday, rather, thinking of how to get around vladimir putin and his whataboutism when they confront these issues. They re talking about putin s impact. Nato was originally, of course, created as a countersoviet alliance of the western nations. Now it is more than that. But also the fact that nato has once, in its existence in 73 years, taken an article 5 vote to support one of its members against a foreign attack, and that was after 9/11 when the united states was attacked by al qaeda, and that res
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good morning, this hearing will come to order. american consumers today are rightly worried about inflation and rising prices for the goods they buy. today we are going to talk about a hidden fee that fuels the fires of inflation across america every day. what they may not know is this wifi is contributing to the problem of inflation. when swipe fees on credit and debit card to go up, as they just recently did, it increases inflation. consumers ultimately pay the price. ironically, this journey for me started in this very room 16 years ago. arland specter was the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. he called a key meeting on swipe fees and interchange fees. i intended because i was not familiar with those terms. i heard for the first time wettest life we was. the fact that i use my debit card and credit card a swipe fee was being charged to the retailer that i was ultimately paying. and then i learned that there was virtually no negotiation in those fees. retailers we
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