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LIVE: Biden Holds News Conference After Attending NATO Summit in Brussels
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1:25:57Now Playing(June 14) Watch live as President Joe Biden holds a news conference after attending the NATO summit in Brussels on Monday, June 14, 2021.
As the summit talks began, Biden walked the length of the table, fist-bumped Romanian President Klaus Iohannis and spoke with Britain’s Boris Johnson.
Among a group of some half or dozen people, Biden chatted at some length with Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan before NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg came over and the two men took their seats next to each other. France’s Emmanuel Macron approached and leaned in to speak with the U.S. leader just before Stoltenberg opened the session.
“No nation and no continent can deal with these challenges alone,” he said. “But Europe and North America are not alone. We stand together with NATO.”
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