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Theaters and, obviously, aegis destroyers have defenses for that. and it also explains why secretary pompeo ordered the evacuation of non-essentials out of iraq, because they believe there is likely a mass casualty threat to iraq and our personnel there. paul: i guess, also, danger of another benghazi, an attack on a u.s. consulate or an embassy, and you dont want that. >> the iranian proxies inside of iraq forced the closure of our consulate in basra a last year as the result of rocket fire. an...

Theaters and, obviously, aegis destroyers have defenses for that. and it also explains why secretary pompeo ordered the evacuation of non-essentials out of iraq, because they believe there is likely a mass casualty threat to iraq and our personnel there. paul: i guess, also, danger of another benghazi, an attack on a u.s. consulate or an embassy, and you dont want that. >> the iranian proxies inside of iraq forced the closure of our consulate in basra a last year as the result of rocket fire. an...

Was angling for regime change. bolton has been a hawk for quite some time. on the campaign trail the president was talking about pulling out the iran nuclear deal and he did that. nobody is surprised by the fracture within the white house that were hearing b-the fact john bolton is angling for. seems regime change is going in for iran. heres what we do know. you talk about the non-essentials pulled out of iraq because of some kind of credible threat. . the u.s. is prepared to respond to any sort...

Workers are missing their paycheck. 000 is what the paycheck said today. rusty long is a furloughed federal employee who works for the department of agriculture. you are a single income family. your wife cares for your children, one has cerebral palsy. how are you handling it? >> its been tough. you have to plan for knowing theres not going to be a check and figure out which bills you can put off and cut back on nonessentials. >> i mean, what have you been doing? have you been trying to pick up ...

Down. we just send home the nonessentials of which there are about 800,000 federal government employees considered nonessential. lets have that conversation. why do we have 2 million government employees why are we spending 136 billion a year. 130 departments and subagencies in our government? steve: you know, ned, the republicans on capitol hill if we have a shut down we will get blamed. >> you know what? in the last shut down republicans for one of the first times actually were well-prepared o...

canada, millions in americas southeast corner are thankful it wasnt much worse. >> and hurricane irene first made landfall yesterday and northern new england, where the brunt of the storm just left theyll remember irene for the rain. 16 inches or more in some spots. with tidal surges battering beaches, inundating roads and bridges and in cases whole communitiesants more than 4 million are without electricity today. from florida to connecticut 19 deaths blamed on irene. among them an 11...

To close down an office. thats an example of what were seeing here, very interesting that these notices are already going out. >> we have the essentials and non-essentials, some will get paid and some will not. dana bash and ed henry for us, thank you both. imagine fighting and possibly dying for your country but not getting paid? thats kind what have will happen to the men and women serving in the u.s. military if there is a government shutdown. defense secretary robert gates explained to tro...

See if they let the ferry land, come to tripoli. if that happens, our people will begin to flow out. >> so theres no clear guaranty that ferry will be able to land? >> reporter: that is the big question according to the senior official. >> the other question and huge concern is, i mean, is it safe for americans to try to even get to that location, given what gadhafi has said about americans today? >> reporter: you know, i guess at this point, anderson, realistically, the americans would have to ...

Those are non-essentials. so its not a lot of people. >> more with jill in a moment. the live chat is up and running. fareed zakaria joins us next. we keep watching for new developments. well hear from a libyan man who has lived all his life in fear but says hes no longer afraid and wants you to see his face. >> we are not afraid. we broke the fear barrier. we are not afraid of him anymore. the best example for that, im showing my face. people are showing their faces to the camera. they are not ...