and for the sake of who we ever want to be again, it can t ever not be news. it always has to be news when something really bribery at the top levels of american government, when something really looks like a bag of cash under the table, corruption, when it really looks like you pay money, you get access to the president, when it really looks like public officials are taking money in exchange for their official actions and then getting thanked and rewarded for it down the road. when that stops smelling bad to us, when corruption doesn t seem like news anymore, then we do
for gas station. that is the point of development, improve lives of afghans. doesn t do it. bill:most troubling issue how the department of defense was not able or unwilling to explain why the ill conceived project was so darn expensive. wow! they want funding to continue and, the problem is so many of these development projects, think about opium, projects to get rid of the opium trade t was never grounded in sustainability. that is the word we use in afghanistan. can afghans continue it? great example of something couldn t be continued, a, and any number of reasons the cost is unbelievably absurd. corruption doesn t treat it fairly. bill: you said was afghan good enough, 43 million. we answered our own question. thank you. bill: pete hegseth in minneapolis. thank you, pete. martha: astronauts marking 15 years of life and work at the international space station.