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Last word on that. the sitting president is the one who has the highest interest in the idea of executive privilege. the biden administration said they will sit back and let this play out. this is a broad question. its one that may actually get back before the supreme court. does the idea of executive privilege, which allows individuals in the executive branch to share their opinions with other members of the branch, with candor, would that be compromised if you allow it to go so far as to permi...

The laundrie family attorney confirms brians sister cassandra laundrie also joined in on the september 6th family trip, seemingly contradicting her claim to abc news last month that she hadnt seen brian since he returned on september 1st. in a statement, the familys attorney tells fox news, quote, law enforcement agencies are well aware of these dates. any prior communication by cassie that does not reflect these dates is simply a difference of relating an answer to a question misinterpreted by ...

Will your staff feel that they are letting people in because they are double vaccinated with the passport rather than having to share a lateral flow test?— rather than having to share a lateral flow test? lateralflow test? honestly, i dont think the lateralflow test? honestly, i dont thinkthe staff— lateral flow test? honestly, i dont think the staff themselves - lateral flow test? honestly, i dont think the staff themselves will - lateral flow test? honestly, i dontj think the staff themsel...

For a little discrepancy or irregularities, not even irregularities, just preferences of anytime that you tried to count 1 million or 2 million, or 5 million anything over and over again you get results that are different here and different there. like in arizona. the fraud it revealed that donald trump actually got fewer votes, and lost by a bigger margin than what was said. but this is all laying the groundwork for republicans to challenge future elections and to challenge the outcome and perh...

Here you can see defense secretary lloyd austin on his way into the building this morning. there you see him. joining me now with a preview of what we might hear, aileen cooper, lieutenant douglas former deputy national security adviser for iraq and afghanistan. kori schake, the director of foreign and defense policy at the american enterprise substitute, she served on the national security council for president george w. bush, and an msnbc international affairs analyst. thank you all for being ...

Discrepancy between president biden and his generals. talk through the way that the white house is looking to defend the president here in light of what we heard today at this testimony. >> reporter: so the white house is framing this as the president having been presented with a range of options and having gotten advice fm a number of individuals which is what they said rtinely happens in the white house. you have people comein, they present options, they make recommendations. at one point, pre...

Of the trump administration. i wasnt doing anything other than articulating it and of course with respect to afghanistan, he said and general mckenzie said they had a recommendation to keep more troops in afghanistan. the civilian commander in chief, the president of the united states, the person elected by the american people disagreed, said we should end the 20-year war and they saluted smartly and executed with professionalism and precision. today was a water mark in owcasi the val of civilia...

Days but a strategic failure. >> yeah, that was really interesting to hear him give that kind of assessment. orin, stay with us if you would. also joining the conversation now, we have cnn special correspondent jamie, cnn military analyst, retired air force colonel cedric leighton and chief international correspondent clarissa ward who is back in kabul, afghanistan, for the perspective from there. great to have all of you. colonel, i want to start with you because you just heard him lay out that...

Nothing about this process was normal, though. >> i want to make sure im not just conflating this. its unusual, or is it not, for the director to break with the recommendations of her advisory panel? i dont want to use the word overrule. the panel went in one direction and she is saying it was her call to make, i respect that but what should we make of the discrepancy between the panel, the advisory panel and her call. >> i think what you make out of it is a confusing process. in 2003 the cdc di...

And she is saying it was her call to make, i respect that but what should we make of the discrepancy between the panel, the advisory panel and her call. >> i think what you make out of it is a confusing process. in 2003 the cdc director related the smallpox vaccine. it was a 9-6 vote, nine against. i think dr. walensky did, there was a heavy discussion on whether having that inclusion broadened it to too many people getting boosters when the evidence didnt support it.