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Brief one side and then the other side and move on to the next thing. it's not a nothing, but it's not a solution to any of the problems. and i think that they'll both restore ambassadors was the lowest of the low-hanging fruit that they got out of the summit. doing that is also not nothing. the embassies have been hollowed out and returning the ambassadors to getting the embassies back on track post-covid will help the relationship in ways that aren't immediately available. but it will be interesting to see what the president says here now that he has a list of things that he needs to respond...

Let's hug and love each other. but it's clearly not in anybody's interest, your country or mine, for us to be in a situation where we're in a new cold war. i truly believe he thinks that, he understands that but that doesn't mean he's ready to, quote, lay down his arms and say come on. he still is, i believe, concerned about being, quote, in circle. he still is concerned that we, in fact, are looking to take you down, he still has those concerns. but i don't think they're the driving force of the kind of relationship he's looking for with the united states. jennifer jacobs. >> thank you, mr. p...

Can really do here. and i think the challenge they have with this whole summit is the pageantry of a u.s./russia summit is so big, and coming off this trip, it obviously attracted so much attention, and vladimir putin has been such a force in democracy and democracy globally that there will always be a huge intense spotlight. in some ways biden was trying to diminish that spotlight by saying, this is just a business meeting. let's see what can happen. which i think that was the most he could accomplish there, but the ball, as is often the case, is vladimir putin's court now, and time and again...

But biden was nostalgic, i guess he's been dreaming of the presidency back in the cold war, looking at nixon, carter and reagan. now he got this moment. that's it. the good news, the only good news about the meeting, the summit, it was shorter than expected. there was not much damage done, but putin got the job done. that's why he was beaming when he left, went into the press conference, even when he entered the building before the talks, taking off the attention that he is dreaming of getting during the last years. and everything he said, you know, i don't think we should even take it serious...

0 so president biden has shown his willingness to engage putin where he can. and i think if we don't see any reciprocity, if putin doesn't 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, he's set to begin his press conference in a few minutes. we're at the top of the hour. we've been discussing what will president putin said in his press conference. he spent a lot of time doing what about-isms, denying, deflecting any criticism ...