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>> good afternoon, everyone. were on a path to finishing the nda this week, been good bipartisan cooperation and string of -- >> senator feinstein. >> for me i -- yeah. i would like to support a yes vote on this. it provides 823 billion. >> just say aye. >> okay. just -- aye. rachel: so the question here is should there be age limits for elected officials. the debate is heating up after alarming moments from senators mitch mcconnell and dianne

>> for me? yeah. >> just say -- >> id like to support a yes vote on this. it provides $823 billion, that is an increase of $26 billion for the department of defense. and it funds priorities submitted. >> just say aye. >> okay. >> aye. >> aye. >> feinsteins apparent confusion came just a day after another concerning moment involving an aging lawmaker when senator mitch mcconnell stopped speaking mid sentence pausing for more than 20 seconds. manu raju has more on the f fallout from capitol hill. ...

>> joyce, basil, thank you both. today diane feinstein appeared confused during a senate appropriations committee meeting, it happened during a key markup meeting for a budget bill. >> clerk will call the roll. >> senator feinstein. >> pardon me? yeah? i would like to support a yes vote on this. it provides $823 billion, that is an increase of $26 billion for the department of defense. and it funds priorities submitted -- >> just say aye.

Be interesting for you. the largest amount of infrastructure money spent in the last ten years was in 2009 when democrats were in charge of everything. 823 billion dollars. this is not a question where we are not in favor of strengthening the border and making sure our border is secure and americans are safe. >> thats why its perplexing. >> its not perplexing. >> if you say you believe in border security and the president wants border security, surely there is a compromise. >> i dont believe in ...

Because their use of chemical weapons is limited. listen to what theyre saying on the sunday shows. >> american people are weary, as you pointed out. they dont want boots on the ground. i dont want boots on the ground. >> we dont need to put boots on the ground. but we need to enable their neighbors, the neighbors of syria to bring some sort of peaceful resolution to this. >> we dont ever want to say, absolutely never any boots on the ground because iran is busy here. iran is very busy here. and...

Until december 15th 2011. the day the american flag was lowered in baghdad making the iraq conflict a war lasting eight years and eight months and three weeks and four days. and after all that, you got the check, america, in the amount of $823 billion and change. thats what the bill came to up through 2011. even that might be under estimating things. what we might end up paying for the iraq war and military activity in afghanistan and pakistan, might end up closer to, get this, just under $4 tri...

They have made, they will be home for christmas. again, its hard not to look at the numbers, isnt it, clayton? >> take a look at this. not to put a bow on this thing and tie it up as to how this thing has ended. these are the numbers this morning with this end of the war. number of troops in iraq they spent 3210 days there. american deaths, upwards of 4500 american deaths. wounded 32,000. the iraqi deaths, look at that 125,000 iraqis lost their lives. the cost of this war close to a trillion dol...

news. mission over, but hardly mission accomplished in iraq. >> so today i can report that, as promised, the rest of our troops in iraq will come home by the end of the year. >> now president bush began the war in march 2003 with a dose of what the pentagon called shock and awe. in announcing its end, president obama used the term success, not victory, and said it was time america focused less on wars overseas and more on economic problems here at home. >> i would note that the end of ...