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Noncombatant evacuation operation and hes comfortable that throughout this deliberation, his voice was heard, that he had an opportunity to provide his best advice and counsel to the commander-in-chief and to the national security team, as did others here at the pentagon. it was a very inclusive, very deliberate process and the secretary believes that the president was given the benefit of a lot of different views, not just his, but a lot of different views and then the commander-in-chief made a...

As lot to him, and ideally hed like to see it happen. given what weve seen in the last couple of weeks, that might be a very different scenario. theyre planning for that to happen as quickly as possible. were still having a lot of trouble gets through the taliban checkpoints. it might not be realistic. theyre not committing to an exact date when this will all be wrapped up. now it seems like it might be between august 31st and september 11th, but all of this continues to change day by day, hour ...

Preliminary Proposal deadline: March 31st, 2022

I think -- again, this is where i say it was cascading failures. once the ball starts rolling its in the hands of the administration. its an operational and decision making process. right now the decisions need to be reviewed thoroughly, we need congressional hearings on how it unfolded the way it did and work to make sure it doesnt happen again. >> mike barnicle has a question for you. >> those congressional hearings will be held, there will be a forensic autopsy on how this happened, how this ...

Operationals to the strategic and on the intelligence side as well. on the intelligence side it was missing the regional and mid level contacts between members of the government and security forces and the taliban, their shadow colleagues in the taliban structure. thats how you go from the taliban not holding a capital to sweeping into the presidential palace in a span of eight days. we missed it. >> yeah. so how did we miss it so badly? and how did our military overestimate the strength and for...

Welcome back. the house of representatives was getting a briefing about the situation there and their decision making process. top u.s. officials told house members that while they had training they lacked the will to respond to the talibans events. kevin mccarthy called for a second briefing saying he only heard executions from the briefers. joining me now are the two chairs of the houses problem solvers caucus. congressman, what can you learn about the situation and how it happened? >> a lot, ...

Repulsed by the talibans system of government, which denies education to women, stoned women, brought this country back to the stone age, and were already starting to see a little bit of that reappear in kabul. >> richard, stand by for a second. mike, i want to go to you. i have to imagine that inside the white house, they are cringing and they have cringing to hear any invocation of the memory of saigon here, right, because what we have seen so far this morning with jake sullivan out doing some...

To the investigation. can you say how long he had that license? — license? i- license? i can get that detail for license? — i can get that detail for you, suddenly he was a licence holder in 2020. will there be a review of the decision—making process? as part— decision—making process? as part of an investigation into any shooting we will look at where a licence holder was licensed by devon and cornwall police. that will be an independent review and are making contact with police compla...

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