What did Joe Biden say to Kaitlan Collins?
PRESIDENT Joe Biden snapped at CNN chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins while speaking with reporters in Geneva on June 16, 2021. Biden would later apologize to Collins. Joe Biden appeared to berate Kaitlan Collins after she asked why are you so confident [Putin] will change his behavior, Mr. President?  Biden had met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva. The president answered the question about Putin by saying "I'm not confident about anything." Appearing angry, Biden turned back and began to approach the pool of reporters. "I'm not confident I'm going to change his behavior," the president said. When did I say I was confident?" The president was holding his finger up as he confronted Collins, telling her "let's get it straight." "I said what will change their behavior, is if the rest of the world reacts to them and diminishes the standing new world," he said. "I'm not confident of anything, I'm just stating the facts." Collins followed up by saying that Putin denied wrongdoing in a series of allegations and asked Biden "so how does that account to a constructive meeting?" 4 Kaitlan Collins attempts to ask President Donald Trump a question in 2020 Credit: Reuters  "If you don't understand that, then you're in the wrong business," Biden exclaimed, putting his hand up at Collins before walking away. Biden would later be contrite about the exchange. "I owe my last questioner an apology," he said. "I shouldnt have been such a wiseguy with the last answer I gave." Collins said that the apology was "completely unnecessary" but said she "appreciates that he did there in front of the other reporters." Biden and Putin concluded their summit with an agreement to return their nations' ambassadors to their posts in Washington and Moscow and a plan to begin work toward replacing the last remaining treaty between the two countries limiting nuclear weapons. Both leaders suggested that while a large chasm between the two nations remains the talks were constructive. UFOs may be threat to US security, lawmakers warn after briefing TERRIFYING DEATH Boy, 7, is MAULED to death by pack of dogs while walking out with brother Breaking GUN RAMPAGE One dead and 5 in 'critical condition' as Baltimore shooters flee scene 'WHAT THE HELL?' Biden snaps at CNN reporter and says Im not confident about anything  Putin said there was no hostility during three hours of talks, a session that wrapped up more quickly than expected. I pointed out to him, we have significant cyber capability," Biden said. "In fact, (if) they violate basic norms, we will respond. ... I think that the last thing he wants now is a Cold War.