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>> tucker: so the u.s. government is funding the taliban. >> considering we know how much money and support the pakistanis have given to the taliban and weve been fighting the pakistanis, weve always been funding the taliban literally while our troops are being named on the battlefield, we are paying the people who put them in the ground. >> tucker: if youre the united states, its a democracy, you have to bow to the will of the population and they want to withdraw from afghanistan after 20 years...

Reveal the truth of this, which is first that fauci lied about the gain of function research that he funded and secondly and this is where i think we might finally get some accountability, he broke the rules that were in place under two administrations to push forward this dangerous research. >> rachel: steve, he really used his position and the credibility that he had from his work, you know, in aids research and as well as the media that loved him, he used all that to throw the entire world of...

Number 10 will have to face down the opposition as well as some of their own, but waiting for change has been like watching paint dry. downing street knows there will be a fight, but it is up for a battle to complete the job. beyond this year there are big questions about how much money will be needed in the longer term to fund health and social care. nhs leaders have said that an extra £10 billion will be needed next year alone, to cover day—to—day services. heres our health editor hugh py...

Its going to be the worlds people who are going to explode that open exploit that open border. its even more reason we know whos coming in to our country, we are aware of it, and we enforce that border. >> kennedy: emily, let me ask you this. general milley himself said that afghanistan is not teetering on the brink of a civil war. it is not an admission that this presidents withdrawal has failed? >> emily: i think it is. i think it is one of many that indicates this presidents policy has failed...

For justice? >> yeah, good morning. thanks for having me on. our veterans are obviously outraged. absolutely heartbroken. what is going on in afghanistan that has unfolded over the past two weeks. i will say there is a quote that use to echo the hallways and in annapolis when i was at the naval academy. "i gave up my boyhood. "there is a lot of brave men and women who gave up parts of their youth and parts of themselves and left now questioning was it worth it? did what they do matter? they shou...

No question even before we know all the details, there are big arguments ahead. laura kuenssberg, many thanks, we will talk again tomorrow. the extra money announced for the nhs todaay is for the current financial year. theres a much bigger question about funding for the next three years, given the enormous challenges posed by the pandemic, the backlog for all kinds of treatments and the growing challenge of funding social care. nhs leaders are understood to want an extra £10 billion just for n...

Neither do i, but guess what? i also dont trust the state department in this of mensuration, because its been lies through four administrations and they are continuing now. >> emily: tomi, part of the rebbe as leslie and kennedy have outlined, despite the global convention that the taliban is untrustworthy, this state department, it is required to gt americans out safely. so as leslie points out, we dont even have information coming out reliably because its one big opaque mess. >> tomi: is alway...

>> matt, bidens campaign was defined by -- speaking of chaos. trump was chaos. im not going to be chaos. were going to be science focused, well be this. i wonder if -- and some might say that the expectations are too high that he could govern a polarized environment? >> he wasnt going to stay where he was. weve seen the last few administrations, independents will come back to their general skeptical outlook. i dont think its a panic number. its not a good number. its not what they want. theyve g...

Nhs leaders have said that an extra £10 billion will be needed next year alone, to cover day to day services. our health editor hugh pym assesses the plans and options. the funding of health and social care, it is one of the biggest and trickiest issues facing ministers and all of the uks administrations. the needs of an ageing population must be addressed and come on top of that, the costs of covid, with some final decisions for england expected tomorrow. a five year spending plan for nhs engl...

Spanned three administrations and many congresses. advocates say theyre on the verge of making the same mistake. >> those who failed to learn from history are doomed to repeating it. were in danger of repeating a history that we cannot afford to relive. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci agrees. >> i do hope with all the pain and suffering the world is going through right now with covid-19 that we do not forget that when we get through this, which will we get through it, that we know that it will ha...