told fareed zakaria. i don t think there is unanimity in nato about whether or not to bring ukraine into the nato family now at this moment in the middle of a war. for example, if you did that, then, you know and i mean what i say we re determined to commit every inch of territory that is nato territory, it s a commitment that we have all made no matter what. if the war is going on, then we re all in a war, you know, we are in a war with russia if that were the case. so i think we have to lay out a path for the a rational path for russia excuse me, for ukraine to be able to qualify to get into nato. but i think it s premature to say to call for a vote, you know, even now because there s other qualification that is need to be met, including de
or whatever, you know, that s why people love joe biden. he has always been the everyday person. he had gaffes when he was 50. i don t think that s an age issue. it is just him as a person and i think if they can focus on the work that he have is getting done and showing how active he is, i think we ll get past the primary and in the general election it won t be an issue. they re very close in age. gillian: to her point here, garrett, none of this is really easing worries in a general election about the president among republicans who are going to, in fact, need to vote for him in considerable number. take a listen. president biden: the constitution says all men and women are created equal. hard to tell. he is losing the war in air act, losing the war at home.
greg: that was brutal. i haven t seen so much forced laughter since kim on hosted the oscars, more uncomfortable than biden on bring your daughter to workday. even with kamala harris approval numbers on cnn territory still a heartbeat away from the presidency. when i say a heartbeat i m assuming that joe still has one. he isn t even works at half speed anymore. here he is talking about pughen. to what extent has vladimir putin been weakened by recent events. it s hard to tell but he s clearly losing the war in iraq, he s losing the war at home. greg: oh, my god. we are in some deep trouble. hey, iraq, ukraine, tomato, tomato. let s just invade both. still the dems want kamala right beside the president perhaps in case he falls. at this point she s less a vice-president and more a visiting angel.
laura: i like hanging out with old people and young people. all the people in the middle forget it. that s awesome. sean: laura is abandoning these handoffs. isn t that sad? laura: including right now. including right now, sadly. all right, hannity, great show. i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. my angle on the fraud that is bidenomics a little later in the show. but first has vladimir putin been weakened by recent events. hard to tell but he s clearly losing the war in iraq losing the war at home and become a bit around the world. i spoke to a white house official about that who really downplayed that who said look presidents spent a lot of times talking so there s moments they confuse words but there s no doubt those moments will be under heavy scrutiny. laura: but joe s addled mind
he s losing the war at home. here dr. nikole sapphire. sleep apnea company condition. how long do those marks stay indented in your cheek. well sean yes sleep apnea very common, 20 percent of u.s. adults have some form of it requiring cpap machines. the president may have been wearing his way too tight if he got up at a normal hour and still had the marks hours later or the alternative is he just rolled out of bed. i don t know. one thing i had concern about is lack of i vote for b. i think he got up about 5 minutes before he came down. anyway, go ahead. well you know, the one thing i concerned about the white house has been been transparent about his sleep apnea diagnosis.