president biden today. a b. a b. it s been very unique after the insurrection and stop the steal movement, which is really present in our history, and he just maintained a certain level of sanity, and i applaud him for that. i would say a b. between a b and a b minus. what s your reasoning? i would definitely say he has delivered on many promises but some of them he has not. he promised when he was actually running on his campaign trail that he would wipe out $10,000 worth of student loan debt for every individual that had student loans. that has yet to come to fruition. i m waiting for that to happen. i give president biden a solid b-plus, maybe an
washington, he basically decided not to do that. so it s an open question whether biden is ready to go ahead with this initial idea. but if he does, i think if this is an issue which will be considered by experts on both sides, maybe we can at least narrow the gap in perceptions between russia and the united states on cyber. on the bhwhole, very briefly give it a grade. how positive do you think the atmosphere how much has been changed by this summit? overall, i would give it a b-plus. i think there are things that remain unclear but it bent better than anticipated. andrey, always glad to get your perspective. thank you for joining us.
b-plus. i think there are things that remain unclear but it bent better than anticipated. andrey, always glad to get your perspective. thank you for joining us. thank you. iran voted on friday and they have a new president-elect. who is ebrahim raisi? all of that when we come back. super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide hygienic clean free. it s gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin.
infrastructure bill worthy of the name through. as of now, i would say the chances are 50/50. you have to give him on the early basis a b-plus, probably an a-minus. duly noted, that grade from you, sir. let me remind our viewers, as i thank you, you are the creator of the steady newsletter on substack, the co-author what unites us: reflections on patriotism and one of my late father s favorite books. always a pleasure, dan rather. thank you, alex. it s always an honor to be with you. thank you. we thought we d never see this again. the return of the sun, sand, surf with no vaccines needed, if you got your vaccine. we ll show you another sign things are getting back to normal. that s next. i am fully vaccinated, so i feel like i m out here protecting myself. i m super excited to be around people. everybody is there s an energy now. everybody s so excited to be out. i m ordering some burritos! oh, nice. burritos?! get a freshly made footlong from subway® instead.
but quiet and sort of a gentle nudge was certainly more helpful than being sort of an inflammatory participant in this conflict. so i would say the u.s. probably did a b, b-plus, but didn t fail by any means. richard engel, nbc chief foreign correspondent staying up until past 4:00 in the morning to be with us tonight. richard, thank you so much. i appreciate it my friend. reporter: sure. we re going to be keeping a close eye on the situation in gaza tonight. the cease-fire is only a couple of hours old. looking ahead, of course, gaza has suffered almost infinitely in these 10 1/2, 11 days of fighting, everything from water systems, sewer systems, electric grid, hospitals, schools, and roads have all been knocked back into the stone ages, and it s not like the situation in gaza was unbeleaguered to begin with. so when president biden tonight talked about there being an