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And there was some small deatais as well, piggybacking on what the general was just saying, you have the intelligence issue but beyond that, there was this talk about our advisors were no longer embedded with the afghan army for the last three years and what that meant was you knew how many weapons they had, what their strategical logistical situation was but you didnt know any longer what was going on in the hearts and minds of the afghan forces and that kind of human intelligence, that is huge...

Again what it said. >> we have lost 90% of intelligence collection capabilities it had using drones before the draw down. >> i would have to look at my information, i am determining the level of irs in statistics. it is significant, i dont know about 90%. >> on the sids and folks in afghanistan, is it fair to say human intelligence network, given the current status and the fact many left behind, fair to say that has been stressed more than drone capabilities do we have much in afghanistan today?...

0 about 100 americans and that figure doesnt change. we need a real accounting for how many people, big difference between 100 and 4000. my biggest takeaway, we have no counter terrorism strategy and milley and mckenzie testifyod this, mckenzie said he is not confident we can prevent al qaeda or isis. >> harris: i am rushing, it is top of the hour, kayleigh and emily, everybody on "outnumbered," quick one for us as we ark wait the panel to reconvene. thanks for watching fox news. our coverage co...

0 why wasnt action taken to secure the kabul airport or retake bagram then? >> thank you, senator. youre right, the tempo had picked up significantly, yet the taliban continued to make advances. our entire chain of command, myself, the chairman, general mckenzie routinely engaged the afghan leadership to encourage them to solidify their defensive plans, to make sure they were providing the right logistics to their troops and further stiffen their defenses, to no avail. to compound that, presiden...

0 retake bagram then? >> thank you, senator. you are right, the tempo had picked up significantly. the taliban continued to make advances. our entire chain of command, myself, the chairman, general mckenzie, routinely engaged in after began leadership to encourage them to solidify their defensive plans, to make sure they were providing the right logistics to their troops and stiffen their defenses to no avail. and to compound that, president ghani continued to make changes in the leadership of t...

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 ...

Physical trace and how much would they then be critical of the human intelligence part of it, what theyre being told or not told from people who may or may not be connected to brian laundrie. >> yeah, so you take every clue on its face and you hope that people give you those clues forthright. in this case, maybe not. maybe the family is telling the law enforcement exactly what mr. l laundrie told them to tell them and they dont know it is a lie. hes using them to propagate deception. it is very ...

Thought we knew what it was, toyota corolla like finding a needle in a hay stack. we didnt know who. when you dont have human intelligence or relying on the taliban, it means all you have is over the horizon drone surveillance. they followed this car for eight hours and think it stopped at an isis safe house. it was water and not explosives and children and innocent civilians are dead. there should be accountability for this and the question colonel waltz asked is right. was there political pres...

Military parlance for the precision air strike process. and that process takes a lot of time, energy and resource into figuring out collateral damage estimates, understanding what weapon selection will be required, looking at all of the intelligence that leads up to what is called the pid, the positive identification of the target, image intelligence from a drone which is doing pol, pattern of life, it is listening to communications such as cell phones, and the really important one, one of the m...

One of the factors your report alluded to in terms of still having the ability to launch these drone strikes, the fact is we should be really asking the us chain of command, is the level of human intelligence that is now available given that all us forces, as far as we are aware, have left the country. because human is a huge part of the positive identification process. now, if we look at the schedule of events that occurred on august 26th, you had islamic state suicide bombs, two big ones going...