This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

By welcoming my colleague many years, Mary Kessel, Executive Vice President Stevens Incorporated,

former senior advisor to the Secretary of State and longtime with the New York

with the Wall Street Journal editorial board.

We turn now to the politics of the moment,

the Democratic National Convention meeting in Chicago to say farewell to President Biden and

to welcome Vice President Harris as the lead on the ticket.

What does this mean for foreign policy? That's a question I've asked

your and now I come to Mary Kistle who's been inside those rooms with the State

Department visits over the years and the puzzle about a new American

president comes up every now and again we have frequent elections.

Europe scratches its head and settles in and tries to figure out, does this mean NATO will be supported?

Does this mean the EU will be supported?

It does mean the trade barriers will be raised or lowered. to what is to be done with this new

unknown American president it's happened before it'll happen again right now the

curiosity is about Vice President Harris.

Mary, a very good evening to you.

The Democratic National Committee and the Convention,

there are two wars underway.

One very hot war in Russia right now and attacked by the Ukrainian forces and an equally hot

war in the Danets, God bless, and advanced by the Russian forces.

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