With a number of other world leaders skipping the United Nations General
Assembly in New York this week, President Joe Biden has the opportunity
to take the spotlight. He is expected to push a message of democracy and
encourage more funding for humanitarian aid for Ukraine. But, as senior
foreign correspondent Nahal Toosi tells Playbook co-author Rachael Bade,
there is plenty more to keep an eye on at UNGA. Plus, all the latest on
the spending showdown tearing House Republicans apart. 

Playbook co-author Rachael Bade interviews Senior Foreign Correspondent
Nahal Toosi.