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Different governance, give them a bit more autonomy by having aid delivered there. if that is possible, that could be a way to get back to some sort of negotiation process, but also enable some of the local actors there and give them a bit more agency. simon, very briefly, if the leverage with the assets doesnt work, the americans are already talking about drone strikes if terrorism starts to flare up again? that is the unknown question. the taliban have said they are not going to be a place, _ ...

That biden basically carried out the trump withdrawal plan. both of them wanted out of this endless war. >> yeah. look, two administrations decided that being in afghanistan was not in the national security interest of the united states. big majorities of american voters wanted out after 20 years and billions, even trillions of dollars. and also, dont forget, joe biden wanted out of afghanistan before donald trump was elected president. he was skeptical of the surge under obama. he wanted out. t...

Housekeeping problems with the so-called moderates and the wild left as well as what nancy pelosi pretends to be whenever the wind is blowing. we will see how that goes. the one steve is talking about is the 2 pages. the one that were just talking about thats going to pass today is 2700 pages. what gets conservatives upset is yeah we need bridges and tunnels and roads. a lot of that can be done through fees, only 23% of the 1.1 trillion is infrastructure. a lot has to do with things that have no...

What a 10% stake in la liga. the body barcelona are issuing is this, we have agreed terms with the player, the player wants to stay, do you really think it is in the interest of spanish football to let go the biggest name, the biggest staff in world football because of bureaucratic reasons? do you think they will wake up without a barcelona without lionel massey? i would see this as part of a negotiation process where barcelona are saying to spanish all, cut us some slack, let us bend the rules ...

Year and we still havent received a single response on that front. this says we do have something to work on. and the question of who, to what degree needs to take on responsibility, that should be resolved during the negotiation process. we are going to start consultations. what we think is that when it comes to cybersecurity, cyber security is incredibly important in the world in general and specifically for the united nations and also important for russia to the same extent. an example. we kn...

Week. but the president and the administration is facing a new push, a little bit of impatience from their left flank. which is also important. so at some point these negotiations will end and they will have a bipartisan deal, or the white house will go alone and try to push something through with democratic support in reconciliation. a lot of the money in washington thinks the latter is more likely outcome here. but you cant get to that point without going through a really robust negotiation pr...

A really robust negotiation process with republicans. >> barb mcquade, lets turn on the way back machine and it will spit out the name don mcgahn. he was a star witness for mueller. he appears before the house judiciary committee tomorrow. tell people why they should care what he has to say. >> i dont know if hes going el us anything new. its really just to ask him the same information that is revealed in the mueller report. so i dont know that the substance of his testimony will change much if ...

Have? >> reporter: absolutely. people involved in this negotiation process told nbc news that one of the presidents key priorities was getting this resolved quickly so the president could move back to his foreign policy agenda. of course, as you mentioned there -- im sorry, his domestic policy agenda. theres the foreign policy agenda that he hopes to get back to when it comes to china and southeast asia and this meeting with the south korean president today. those are the items that the white ho...

Witnesses that that could then bring in witnesses that perhaps democrats dont want to hear from. maybe vice president joe biden, perhaps hunter biden. could that be a part of this negotiation process if they even open the door to the idea of witnesses coming forward in the senate trial? >> it could be. but republicans have been making clear privately and also to reporters for some time now that they dont see the need for witnesses on the senate floor. despite what the president has said about br...

>> it is interesting he said it at this particular point. we hosted john bolton right after he left the white house in a public speech he gave in which he was also very critical of trumps policy towards north korea, basically believing north koreans will not give up the nuclear weapons an need to do something else because what is happening right now is not working and getting better in terms of capabilities, not worse. >> do you have a sense of what that is? do you share that sentiment? >> well,...