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that was breaking news. let it, stay letter perpetuate, everyone in there. will you to, karen you too, i mean, you know. congratulations again on the new podcast, audi, i would love to see, it would love to hear. it can check it out wherever you get your podcasts. it's called the assignment with audi cornish everyone. and for more, michelle obama, make sure you tune in this sunday night at 8:00,, sarah sidner hosts michelle obama's, mission a conversation with michelle obama, amal clooney, and melinda gates. and next, everyone, two former presidents, a former vice president, the speaker of the house, all laying out their visions for the future of this country. so whose vision is going to win? we will talk about it next. le! plop plop fizz fizz, with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief! seatgeek presents boomstick lady. seatgeek helps her find the perfect seat, so she can sit where her boomsticks make the biggest boom. oh, okay!
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the house of commons today. boasting about his accomplishment, then quoting arnold schwarzenegger's famous movie line as he said goodbye to parliament. >> mission a largely accomplished. for now. i want to thank you, mister speaker, i want to thank the wonderful staff. thank all my friends and colleagues. mister speaker, i want to thank everybody here, and hasta la vista, baby! thank you [laughs] [applause] >> can you imagine that ever happening here? with you know who. johnson will be replaced by one of two members and the conservative party who will now battle it out to see who wins the most votes among the parties rank and file. rishi sunak on the left, is the former finance minister who is considered the front runner. but his close ties to johnson could hurt him list trust, the foreign secretary also wants the top job, she's often
had and wanted armor plated vehicles with machine guns in the inauguration along with tanks. these are why americans cannot stand the political leadership. we as a national security apparatus of the dod executed the mission a politically. all they wanted to do was politicize a? >> sean: the guard was offered first by your department on january 2nd. when did nancy pelosi finally say okay to the guard? what time was that? >> dod timeline which has been published, late afternoon on january 6th, then they wanted us to magically deploy 15,000 armed men and women over in an instant. i want to remind your audience, always is when the national guard was the fastest start since world war ii and it was the largest occupation by soldiers in uniform since the civil war. we did it appropriately.
said it is increased risk of cannes mission a-- transmission. people with the vaccine can still transmit the virus. vaccinated people still have a very, very, very low chance of getting infected. this is still an unvaccinated group that is driving the delta variant. but help us understand what that all means in terms of the vaccinate d individual up againt delta versus an unvaccinated individual. >> sure. let's first describe what viral load is. what that means is it's the amount of virus that's been generated inside the nasal pharynx, inside the nose and airway. so when that level is higher, that just naturally means that more is coming out into the world around us. it also means that it is more of a challenge for the body to manage, which is why people get sicker quicker. those who are vaccinated, however, what this new data shows is that, yes, they are
the strikes were? >> well, here is where i disagree with general. we cannot remove or eliminate assad's chemical weapons capabilities. one of the chemical weapons he's using his chlorine gas. it's a very common industrial product and uses for all sorts of things and there's no way to remove their ability to make that chemical. mustard gas and chlorine gas are fairly easy to make and any state can make them if they want to. they will rebuild those facilities for use they already have in stock that did not get destroyed. it's a very tough objective that we are not likely to accomplish to eliminate their ability. rick: critics have seized on the choice of words, mission a compass. i'm wondering if he thought it was a choice of phrase. >> yes and no. i think it was a bad choice for obvious reasons but i think we need to distinguish two things. we should be able to say that the pentagon did a good job here
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everything we did was on the ground. we were able to do most of all with just the community involvement. we didn't relate with the government. we went down there. >> and figured it out. >> did quick work. went back on this mission a and was able to have a tremendous effect. we will be doing it again. >> the numbers are staggering. you are hemorrhaging. the most educated and well loved. >> one of the scariest things are there are hospitals not performing procedures, because the medical supplies are made in puerto rico. people leave, when the factories are getting online, the pfizers and others, the work force isn't there it's come back. unfortunately, we will hear from this, people on the homeland are not necessarily getting procedures. not necessarily the first. >> now the president's tweets,
leland: president trump mark anniversary ronald reagan 1986 tax reform act with a new op-ed in "usa today" saying in part it was a time of extraordinary optimism. it was truly mourning in america and economic miracle for the middle class. today, republican hate television airways united in the need for a new tax reform bill, but even by the red mission a little short on the details. garrett tenney here and times have changed and 1996 but perhaps not the talking point. >> all you need to know to see how much things have changed, horrible this season. that is just one evidence. you have a congress more divided than it's ever been. economy global markets have changed as well. lawmakers are making a very different scenario than 31 years ago. it took more than year for lawmakers to do back then. across the board leaders are confident they can get it done