 The expanded 32-nation defense pact is vowing to pour more weapons into Ukraine for another year, yet the big prize membership is off the table for now. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said NATO is stronger due to the addition of Finland and Sweden. The summit comes at a critical time for President Biden as he's under pressure to show that he's fit to serve another four years as president following his faltering debate performance against Donald Trump, prompting some to call on Biden to drop out of the election. President will hold a press conference Thursday, closing out the summit.