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Mackenzie calling the strike on august 29th one day before all u.s. troops left afghanistan a tragic mistake. the strike took place three days after 1 american troops were killed in a suicide attack in kabul. general mackenzie said more attacks were anticipated. >> its importance that i emphasize that. we did not have the luxury of time to develop pattern of life and to do a number of other things. we struck under the theory of reasonable certainty. >> did you have forces on the ground that help...

Australia for a complete of diesel electric subs. when australia announced it was terminating that agreement, frances foreign minister called it a stab in the back. it puts u.s. officials on the defensive as they try to justify the new agreement. >> we will significantly deepen our cooperation on a range of security and defense priorities. including by strengthening our joint capabilities and interoperability in a number of key areas. cyber, ai, quantum technologies. additional underseas capabil...

Complex. so a lot of attention has been placed on this particular complex in recent months. and also this comes at the end of a very busy week here on the korea peninsula. they claim that they fired long range cruise missiles. and also south korea test firing a submarine launch among other things. so it certainly does top off an extremely busy week on the korean peninsula where the situation is becoming more tense and we can see once again north korea pushing ahead with its nuclear, its missile,...

Mucking it all up. but there were people who voted a guy out because emotionally was damaging. it was causing the sleepless nights. but he happened also to be a peacemaker, light? he didnt drone anybody, right? he didnt -- he didnt make the worst foreign policy decision or implementation of a decision in the last five decades. thats -- im the nice guy. the nice guy that lets you sleep at night but he does absolutely horrible things. so im always going to vote for the jerk. you know what? youre h...

Utilize local, state and federal law enforcement capabilities before requesting the deployment of the physical security task force. they will be unarmed. with that, i can take some questions. travis. >> i had a question about that regarding troops going to the hill. back in january, it became a big issue that there were veterans and i think a couple cases troops involved in january 6th incident. im wondering if theres been any efforts to say something to troops ahead of this about if theyre thin...

Tone really describe the depth f evil that is really implicit in these false statements because every single one of these people knows when they say those words how far it is from the truth and more than that, they have yet to explain why, when you have afghans who you know are at risk, who you know are vulnerable, the most vulnerable in the entire country because they have worked for your intelligence agency. they have capabilities, biometric p capabilities, and ty have sources and methods and ...

Assessment of where beds are open, and hospital saying we dont know where were going to put the next one. >> since idaho is not alone, national guard and reserve units are being deployed to help restore basic health care in some places. back with us tonight, with that in mind, is one of those members, and our friend doctor van gupta. critical care pulmonologist, who specializes in illnesses like covid, and who is also on the faculty of university of washington institution. importantly tonight he...

Of the sphere for our milit militaries medical capabilities. think of us being able to do a medical icu at 30,000 feet and its incredible what the modern military can do in terms of transporting covid patients from point a to point b. the mission has changed. previously it was to take back soldiers from downrange to germany or el tarid or san antonio. now were talking about a pandemic. were trying to change the mission of our threatening environment and making sure we can deploy these resources ...

Boosters has really helped keep their hospitalizations under control. lets take a listen to an israeli public health doctor who spoke at the meeting just moments ago. >> if we had not started booster doses at the end of july, we would have come to the capacity of israel hospitalization capabilities and probably have gone beyond it. >> now, much of the data, including some of the data that dr. elroy-peiss just talked about, it has just come out in the past couple of days. this data is just so new...

Them. none of this instrument is hard to really describe the depth of evil that is really implicit in these false statements because every single one of these people knows when they say those words how far it is from the truth and more than that, they have yet to explain why, when you have afghans who you know are at risk, who you know are vulnerable, the most vulnerable in the entire country because they have worked for your intelligence agency. they have capabilities, biometric capabilities, a...