We will take you back there in a moment. First, president biden s meeting with boris johnson. Our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell traveling with the president in the united kingdom. I want to bring in bisa williams. Former career diplomat. A senior fellow at the yale jackson institute for global affairs. Miss mitchell, set the stage with what s happening on the ground in the uk and how today s meeting is just the first step in president biden s larger goal to strengthen our alliances abroad. Reporter: this is, as you point out, the president s efforts to show that democracy beats totalitarianism, the rising right wing protectionist dictators around the world and in europe and russia. Russia is the big issue coming up next week in geneva. First, restoring the importance of the special relationship with the uk. It s the first meeting with boris johnson. There was a bit of tension, of course, back during the campaign. There were times when boris johnson was very favora
volatility day after day. we ll try to mans sense of this. it s not for the feint of heart or those concerned about their stomach turning. i m neil cavuto. welcome. we start the first trading day of may with a lot of folks wanting this volatility to go away. i got a little rhyme going for you to try to put this in perspective. the dow finishing up 86 points. that was swinging hundreds of points down, hundreds of points up. something that they call the volatility index on wall street, it was trading in a range that i was super fearful and super optimistic and super what the heck, we re done, trading is over. what to make of this after the month we just got over and some wondering around a construction that has gotten into a bear market that can t dig out of its cave. connell mcshane with more on this crazy day. i was thinking the same thing that you re thinking, the investors will take it after everything that we ve been do. it was up and down and all over the place. to your
about rising prices. and the majority favor republicans over democrats to solve issues like inflation and the economy. critics who accuse president biden of being out of touch, getting more fuel for that accusation, new reporting, despite an ignored early warning that key issues could drag him down in the polls. one of the prevailing narratives is that they didn t see inflation going. immigration is going to be this persistent, political headache. it was a warning as early as april of 2021. the presidents barely taken office at that point and it s already morning and come equipped to take the stuff seriously, and they just didn t. the punch line of a joke after all the bad headlines. comedian trevor noah wrote in the white house correspondents dinner. i really don t. i think ever since you ve come and office, things are looking up. gas is up, rent is up, food is up. everything. one thing, a quick update for everyone here, jesse watters. he had back surgery friday, it
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you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. good evening. we begin the hour with a big week ahead for president biden. he is about to leave for new york to meet with leaders at the united nations general assembly this week. he will also sit down with ukrainian president zelenskyy as ukraine seeks more support from its allies in the midst of a challenging counteroffensive against russia. however, biden s focus on the international stage comes as he s facing a looming government shutdown, potentially an impeachment inquiry from house repub republicans. cnn s arlette saenz is with us. what more do we know about this meeting with president zelenskyy and other world leaders this week? this is a big week not just for the president of the united states but for the president of ukraine. reporter: yeah, it certainly is. really any moment now, president biden will be departing the white house as he is heading to new york for those meetings around the u.n. genera