It was important to meet in person so there can be no mistake about or misrepresentations about what I wanted to communicate.

I did what I came to do.

Number one, identify areas of practical work our two countries can do to advance our mutual interest and also benefit the world.

Two, communicate directly, directly

that the United States will respond to actions

that impair our vital interest or those of our allies.

And three, to clearly lay out our country's priorities and our values,

so we heard it straight from me. All right, President Biden's message to the world following his summit with Vladimir Putin.

It went pretty well, Joe. We're live here in Washington. Why don't you come in and join us?

No.

It's a lot of sweep.

Welcome to our garage. Good morning. Good morning a little, uh, that's a long sweep. It's so grand. Good morning and welcome to

morning, Joe. It is Thursday, June 17th, along with Joe, Willie, and me. We have, my God, White House reporter

for the Associated Press, Jonathan Lemire. What time did you land last night? We, the Air Force One, got back

right on 11 o'clock. Snagged a couple hours of sleep. Happy to be here this morning. Staying away from anything that looked like it could be tea or coffee. Oh, I think that's the Russians made. Seriously, how are you feeling? Everything good? I'm fine. Okay. We're tired, but fine so far. Well, being you're alive. Let's take a temperature

every hour. That's right. Geiger counter me. Yeah, so we had the guy your counter. Willie,

um, you saw the picture yesterday, uh, five Russians on one Red Sox fan. And, you know,

it's kind of like when I saw the picture, do we have that picture?

I hope so.

When I saw the picture, there are five Russians named Igor, coincidentally, all of them named Igor.

They were literally saying, get out.

Off me, Igor.

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