This is my first overseas trip, Mr. President of the United States.

I'm heading to the G7, then to the NATO ministerial, and then to meet with Mr. Putin to let him know what I want him to know.

President Biden addressing U.S. airmen in the U.K. as he frames his next few days overseas.

The question is, what message is he sending to the world and to Vladimir Putin?

Meanwhile, here at home, efforts are underway to salvage infrastructure negotiations.

The question this morning is there's still a chance for a bipartisan deal.

And a soccer game interrupted by a man who

parachuted out of the sky

and onto the middle

of the field.

The question is,

did he really deserve a yellow card?

Hmm.

It is way too early for this.

It is way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that always makes a dramatic entrance.

I am Casey Hunt on this Thursday, June 10th. We'll start with the news.

It's day one of President Biden's first overseas trip as commander-in-chief. Today, he meets with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in Cornwall,

ahead of the start to the G7 summit tomorrow. As the AP's Jonathan Lemire and his colleagues

note, the two leaders will stress close ties and try to manage their personal and political differences.

That includes signing a 21st century

Atlantic Charter modeled after the post-war policy statement from FDR and Winston Churchill 80 years ago.

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