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Expect putin will want to delve into deeply, make any commitments on. alexey navalny. thats the russian opposition leader who is now jailed in russia. he is an outspoken putin critic. president biden has made clear that if navalny dies in prison, that would be a tragedy. he said that just a few days ago. thats a warning to the russians, but, of course, president putin and russia, they view this as an internal matter. they dont think this is something that should come up in the bilateral relation...

Actions that impair our interest and those of our allies. in three to clearly lay out our countries priorities and our values, so he heard it straight from me. i must tell you the tone of the entire meetings, i guess it was a total of four hours, was a good and positive strident action taken. when he disagreed he stated it, but it was not done in a hyperbolic atmosphere. that is too much of what has been going on. over the last week i believe, i hope the united states has shown the world that we...

Straight from me. and i must tell you, the tone of the entire meeting - i you, the tone of the entire meeting — i guess four hours — was good, positive. there wasnt any strident action taken, where we disagreed, i disagreed. stated where it was. where he disagreed, he stated. but it was not done in a hyperbolic atmosphere. that is too much of whats been going on. over this last week, i believe, i hope the united states has shown the world that we are back, standing with our allies. we rallie...

The world health organization has said that 11 billion doses are needed — 11 billion doses. this summit promised less than one tenth of that. no new funding, no plan to build a global vaccine capacity and no progress on a patent waivers. mr speaker, the headlines of a billion doses may be what the prime minister wanted, but it is not what the world needed. the same is true of the climate emergency. this is the single greatest challenge the world will face in decades to come. but this summit sa...

Of the world�*s military might and around 50% of the economic might and that makes a big difference. do you not think it is possible, mr secretary general, that in beijing they are listening to you talk about nato�*s need to be truly global and then they look at the reality of nato. for example in afghanistan where you are now pulling out because of the american decision to get all us forces out by september this year. nato is following suit and basically leaving afghanistan in a terrible me...

Are vital interests and those of our allies. and three, to clearly lay out our countrys priorities and values so he heard it straight from me. i must tell you, the tone of the entire meetings, i guess it was a total of four hours was good. positive. there wasnt any strident action taken. where we disagreed. i disagreed. where he disagreed he stated. but it was not done in a hyperbolic its severe. that is too much of whats been going on. over this last week, i believe, i hope, the united states h...

Apologize. it was the right thing to do. >> it was the right thing to do. the question was a legitimate, fair question. credit her. dana, the president didnt walk away with any firm commitments or concessions from putin. how do you think this played out for our u.s. audience? >> we will see. the bar is kind of low, given what happened in the infamous h helsinki event with former president trump and vladimir putin. this is an administration that set expectations low as well going into this summit...

0 so president biden has shown his willingness to engage putin where he can. and i think if we dont see any reciprocity, if putin doesnt want for play then this mix that president biden has offered is going to have to skew much more heavily towards the confrontation side so he gets the last word. >> stick with us, andrea, as we await president biden, hes set to begin his press conference in a few minutes. were at the top of the hour. weve been discussing what will president putin said in his pre...

And who wants to work collectively to try and deal with some of the worlds problems. and to deal with the -- the challenge of china and the challenge of russia. and thats, all, to the good. but they all have ptsd from their experience with trump. and part of it -- and -- and so, they have confidence in biden. but they want to know that they can have confidence in american democracy, to sustain the commitments that he is making. and so, its important for him to make the case. that -- that -- that...

Its a big departure, right now, what were seeing with the biden administration approach, to how the former president, president trump, had, you know, his approach to the russian president. and they dont want president biden to commit to anything, youre right, to commit to anything that he cant follow through on, and to say anything that will later, you know, that he needs to be accountable for. i think that they want to see where this meeting can go. some people in these briefings have said, you...