not. putin also embodied a return to an authoritarian past. shutting down press freedoms, banishing independent oligarchs and consolidating power in his own hands. i think yeltsin probably would have been turning in his grave because did he not want russia to go back. yet the two very different men may end up sharing a similar fate, picking a successor who promises no criminal prosecution. under the newly revised constitution that might not be until the year 2036. bret? bret: steve, thank you. part 2 tomorrow. up next, the panel talks president biden the nato summit is meeting wednesday with vladimir putin stand by. first beyond our borders tonight. as the operators of a chinese nuclear plant near hong kong say the facility is dealing with a performance issue. but they say it s currently operating within safety limits following a report of a potential radioactive leak there. radiation levels in hong kong,
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adviser david axelrod, host of one of my favorite podcasts, the ax files. let me start with you and your tweet after the announcement. you said this is a thunderclap and not exactly a vote of confidence from leading moderate and durability of joe biden campaign. a lot of people initially responded to that. this must be an indictment on joe biden. i want to turn to this new poll from the new york times and the siena poll on a sampling of swing state voters. and they were asked if the democratic presidential primary was being held today, who would you vote for? all but one went for biden. yeah, this is one of the paradoxes of the biden campaign because his numbers have been generally holding up. they re not in iowa. they ve been sliding in iowa. and there s concern about iowa and new hampshire. it s more about a performance issue. this question of, can he hold up over the long run? and i think that one of the
senator bennett, few other people to try and test, like, what are you guys going to do to actually crack that 30%? nothing s worked so far. and this very delicate issue of biden s age comes up again and again in private conversations with non-biden candidate advisers. but no one s quite figured out how to talk about it in a way that doesn t seem like a really stinging personal attack. but it is something that s hanging out there, that democrats are going to have a conversation about. and whether the gaffes are related to some kind of, you know, performance issue of someone who s well into his 70s. and i think that conversation, it started and it s going to it s something that voters definitely talk about. and ryan, one last quote i want to talk about. this is again very important. the argument that s made is biden is just the most well
founder and ceo of interactive advertising platform. so good to see both of you guys. both of you started your businesses and grew them. how old is your business? 23 years old. so you ve got some staying power. yours is? about 6 1/2, 7 years. and fast growing. i m happy to get to pick your brains. what s one thing you ve learned in the last 6 1/2 years? you have to really get comfortable in challenging business circumstances. say you need to make sure you have a very, very strong comfort in confronting issues. say you have a performance issue on your team, or say you need to be comfortable taking vendors and negotiating contract prices down. those challenging situations, we find most entrepreneurs don t address those things head on and put them off. like, oh, how do i talk to this person about their performance issue? but it helps to have the conversations in advance. always falls down on to-do