Biden, Putin begin high-stakes summit in Geneva | TheHill

President BidenJoe BidenMellman: Trump voters cling to 2020 tale FDA authorizes another batch of J&J; vaccine Cotton warns of China collecting athletes' DNA at 2022 Olympics MORE arrived in Geneva at the site of his summit with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinHillicon Valley: Big Tech critic Lina Khan named chair of the FTC | Lawmakers urge Biden to be tough on cyber during summit with Putin | TSA working on additional security regulations following Colonial Pipeline hack Overnight Defense: Top admiral shoots back at criticism of 'woke' military | Military guns go missing | New White House strategy to battle domestic extremism Lawmakers urge Biden to be tough on cybersecurity during summit with Putin MORE on Wednesday, shaking the Russian leader’s hand after the two posed for a photo with the Swiss president.“I hope that our meeting will be productive,” Putin said as he sat down with Biden inside the 18th century Villa La Grange, where the summit is taking place.Biden responded: “It is always better to meet face to face.”Biden nodded when asked if he trusted Putin and the president laughed as and shrugged at the chaos of the media scrum.