that he did what he came 22nd to do with the the russian. work on advancing mutual interests but barnld threatening our vital interests with cyber attacks and election meddling. he knows i will take action like we did with this last time-out. he knows they are consequences. they are not able to dictate what that in the world. does he? hasn t putin gotten used to no consequences after trump told the world he trusts him more than his own intelligence agencies? and no small irony, president biden actually confused the pair earlier. i caught part of president putin s press conference gaffe? doesn t really qualify. on purpose? of course not. funny? a little. of course, putin s work of weakening our country being done for him, right? by the rabid right. another sign of how pathetic our politics are, trumpers who sat quiet while trump tossed this country under the bus with biden, with putin there it is for you, with putin in helsinki. he threw us under the bus. they
geneva with what we can expect at today s summit, john, this is the fifth time for vladimir putin meeting a u.s. president. nothing new here. what feels new to you? what feels new is working the same hours that you do brian, both ends of the clock. brian: you didn t sleep. this is tough. we are expecting vladimir putin to touch down any minute at geneva airport. he might be running a little bit later. i have been doing enough of these things to know that putin always likes to leave his host waiting. it will be the first time that president biden sits down with russian president vladimir putin as the president of the united states. already the white house is playing down expectations. some of the topics that they are likely to discuss include the nord stream 2 pipeline. the biden administration official position is that they still don t want it to happen but they got out of the way not putting sanctions against the ceo of the company that s putting it together it is weeks aw
i felt humiliation for the country. i really did. and that is just the delivery. the substance was an unmitigated disaster. that could have ramifications all around the globe in what was a blatant attempt to look strong and confident, joe biden looked deeply unwell. tonight, coming up, we are going to fact-check his many lives. we will call out his election conspiracy theories. we will actually answer one of his dumb rhetorical questions, and we will tell you how his pathetic rhetoric surrounding russia and nato could have potentially explosive and very deadly consequences around the entire globe. peter doocy, who just faced off against biden, will join us again. the great one mark levin, we will get his take, and greg gutfeld, moments away. we will show you president trump s initial reaction, as well. but we begin with perhaps the biggest lies of the day, and that is despite major crises on multiple fronts, and an all-time low approval rating of 33%, joe biden just proudly a
it gets underway. right now at the white house, president biden is about to make a high-stakes video call with russian president vladimir putin amid an alarming buildup of russian troops along the border with ukraine. with me now to start off our coverage this hour, nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent, garrett haake, and nbc news white house correspondent, mike memoli. good morning, garrett. let me start with you. what can we expect to hear prosecute capitol police inspector general today? jose, the inspector general is going to say that the capitol police department, which secures this entire complex, has come a long way from january 6th, that they still have a long way to go. he will say that of the 200 or so security recommendations put in place for the department, only about 60 have been fully funded and taken care of, and that the department still has work to do to improve its training, to improve the morale among the officers, and improve the overall culture. h
games about what will stacey abrams do next, i definitely did not think what she would do was run for governor again. but in talking to her about it and reading everything i read about the decision, it really seems that is the job she has always wanted. that is her dream job. she is devoted to georgia. she has spent her entire political career in georgia and worked in every possible aspect of it. she s been the democratic leader there in the legislature. that s what she wants to do, and i think she s going to keep going for it until she gets it. i gave up a long time ago trying to guess what people in her position will do next. as soon as i heard it, it made perfect sense. it seemed like, of course. if you d ask me two days before i would have said i don t know, i have no idea. but the second i heard it, like oh, yeah, that s exactly what she should be doing. and it ll be really interesting to see a campaign in georgia next year when jon ossoff and raphael warnock are