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Indeed. ed, walk us through what other european countries are doing right now to support ukraine. and do you think they could be doing more? we heard from the colonel, if, indeed, they did use chemical weapons, they would have to put up a united front in terms of both aid but also militarily. do you think they should be doing more? what are they doing right now? >> thats right. the remarks from the colonel are absolutely correct. the use of chemical weapons would be a potential escalation within...

Interplay between that decision at the justice department and this very energetic investigation thats happening in congress, the select committee in congress has interviewed hundreds of witnesses, theyve got millions of pages of documents, theyre working tonight, taking depositions from another former trump official right now as we speak. is there an interplay between that decisionmaking process at the justice department and attorney general garlands office and whats happening with that investig...

0 speaking with him. it has been once again, as usual, now hes the man of the center of the question of what can or cannot be done in washington. but the biden administration can or cannot get past. well be speaking with senator schumer, live in just a moment. today of course is january 5th, a year ago today in the great state of georgia, georgia voters elected to new u.s. senators, democrat jon ossoff and democrat raphael warnock. they were runoff elections for both of georgias u.s. senate seat...

Unfortunately, there are no perfect decisions that this pandemic presents. you have to essentially make judgments that are going to be the smartest and soundest judgments. and even if 5% of people are infectious, slipped through the cracks because they leave too early, there are also 95% that were staying home, not going to work, not seeing their families if they were being isolated for too long. so saying that you can leave isolation after five days if you have no symptoms, and i agree with ash...

Progress the president has made on the climate crisis? is it big? is it small? is it significant? is it incremental? what do you see? its definitely big in the sense that its important because he has in first time within the federal government broken down the silos between various departments to say, look, every decision you make has an impact on climate change, whether housing or transportation or the department of interior, the epa. youve got to think about this as you go into any of this deci...

Express any military or diplomatic conditions for the american withdrawal from afghanistan beyond the looming date of 9/11? what were those military conditions or diplomatic conditions that were outlined to you? >> again, once the president went through a very deliberate decisionmaking process and made his decision to exit afghanistan, there were no additional conditions placed. >> can you tell me that he did take into consideration military or diplomatic conditions and what was he weighing maki...

0 >> thank you, senator. youre right, the tempo upped significantly, the taliban continued to make advances. our entire chain of command, myself, the chairman, general mckenzie, routinely engage the afghan leadership to encourage them to solidify their defensive plans, to make sure they were providing the right logistics to their troop, and further stiffen their defenses. to no avail. to compound that, president ghani continued to make changes in the leadership of the military, and this created ...

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 national security team, as did other leaders 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 decision. ...

I dont think how we justify keeping his account online. facebook has defended its action tells nbc news, we were prepared for this and have been aggressive than any other internet company in combatting harmful content. im joined by the authors, both of whom are reporters for "the new york times." thank you both for being with us today. cecilia, let me start with you, that statement from facebook says we were prepared for this. it seems obvious because the riot actually happened and was organized...

They have existed at least for a year. through the fbi background check process. and the white house, the president, the chief of staff, the chief counsel at the white house, theyve decided to keep moving forward. because porter if you really want to understand the dynamic, he was a confidant of jared kush next the presidents son-in-law. of hope hicks, the communications director. of so many people at the upper echelon at this white house. >> a confidant of jared kushner. we know jared and aye v...