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Presence and is a key partner and ally in strengthening the security and prosperity of the region. the united states looks forward to working closely with france and other key countries as we go forward. and, finally, this initiative is about making sure that each of us has a modern capability, the most modern capabilities we need to maneuver and defend against rapidly evolving threats. aukus will bring together our sailors, our scientists, and our industries to maintain and expand our aging mil...

Resolutions with regard to north korea. weve also heard from endo papcom, pentagons arm in the region saying the missiles launched by north korea dont pose an immediate threat to u.s. personnel or u.s. territories, of course, but they are continuing to monitor the situation there. we should note that what north korea did is an equivalent to what south korea did. south koreas launches were much more advanced. they came from a submarine. that demonstrates how far advanced their missile program, th...

Indo—pacific. so again, weve known and talked a lot about what australia has with those two countries, but now its also about military capabilities.— countries, but now its also about military capabilities. thank you for those thoughts. _ im joined now by our north america correspondent david willis in los angeles. great to have you on newsday. just talk us through some of the things that present biden spoke about, making very clear the strategic partnership, even though he didnt say it in h...

Boost to its defence system and the nuclear powered submarines, but also the statement says that it will be a sharing of other technologies, cyber technologies and capabilities, artificial intelligence, and official undersea capabilities it mentions, though it gives no details. so all of that no doubt gives australia a more robust military infrastructure, and it will be seen notjust in this country, but i think in the region as a whole as a commitment from the uk and the us as partners to stabil...

2011. al qaedas capabilities were degraded significantly including its ability to plan and conduct external operations. after 20 years, 2,461 american lives lost, 20,000 injuries, $2 trillion spent it was time to end americas longest war. president biden took office in january he inherited an agreement that his predecessor reached with the taliban to remove all forces of afghanistan by may 1 of this year. as part of that agreement they pressed the afghan government to release 5,000 taliban priso...

For 20 years, congress has conducted over sight and provided funding for the mission in afghanistan. and i know from my own time as a staff member here in this room for then senator biden just how invaluable a partner of congress is. as i said when i was nominated, i believe strongly in congresss role as a partner in foreign policy making, im committed to working with you on the path forward in afghanistan and to advance the interests of the american people. on this 20th anniversary of 9/11, as ...

Americans and afghans to whom we have a special commitment depart afghanistan if they choose. just as weve done in other countries where we have evacuated our embassy and hundreds or even thousands of americans remain behind. for example, in libya, syria, venezuela, yemen, somalia, there is no deadline to this effort. third, were focussed on counter-terrorism. talibans committed to prevent terrorist groups from using afghanistan as a base for external operations that could threaten the united st...

The proposal or did it actually add any additional resources or capabilities to those that state already had. it was a bureaucratic movement not reciting or getting rid of capabilities just a new organizational chart. that created danger to the departments operation. is that a fair statement? >> thats a fair statement. >> it is not the ccr, what is the answer? >> here again to your point, with regard to the ccr, whether it became a bureau or not, there was no change in the assets that we already...

Precluded traveling last week. we will continue to help americans and afghans to whom we have a special commitment depart afghanistan if they choose just as weve done in other countries where weve evacuated our embassy and hundreds or even thousands of americans remained behind. in libya, syria, venezuela, yemen, somalia. there is no deadline to this effort. third, were focused on counter terrorism. taliban committed they will not let terrorist groups including al qaeda and isis-k. well hold the...

Capabilities to those that state already had. it was a bureaucratic movement, not creating or getting rid of actual capabilities, just a new organizational chart and in that bureaucratic potentially creating damage to the departments operations, not solving them. is that a fair statement. >> that is a fair statement mr. chairman. >> if it is not the ccr, then what is the answer? >> well, here again to your point, with regard to the ccr, whether it became a bureau or not, there was no change in t...