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Cannot afford to lose a single democrat. that means they cant go anywhere without manchin and cis sinema signed off on. take a listen to speaker pelosi. >> whatever comes out of the senate will be working together with them so that we have agreement when it comes back to the house. i have absolutely no doubt. the biggest hurdle was to get the bill there. the biggest challenge was to meet the vision of president biden. >> now the challenge for president biden will be to get sinema and manchin on ...

But the victim turned to the right. the victim was caught in a situation that planners and the city signed off on. that they allowed to develop over time. that is classic in rock n roll. the worse injuries and the most deaths occur in the very environment youre looking at. fest vabival seating standing r. its historic. everybody knows it. 101 safety code talks directly to it. im sorry if i dont have sympathy for the safety people here, or the people who signed off on this event and the people wh...

As you know, the path to citizenship has been stopped by a senate parliamentarian. they have to approve this bill before it becomes law? >> yes, a great question, tiffany. first, i want to state that i dont think wed be here without the congressional caucus fighting every step of the way to pass an entire build back better agenda. of course, its fought everything we want. progress is cumulative. when we get those programs in play, we will be able to build on them later. there is a few things mis...

Agreement on a plan that all the key players, like moderate senators kyrsten sinema and joe manchin as well as progressive lion bernie sanders signed off on. they offered a compromise of $1.2 trillion to both sides but no one appears ready to bend. frustrated moderates are growing annoyed that progressives wont yield. there is more than just a biden agenda on the line. funding for surface transportation projects across the country has run out meaning thousands of workers are furloughed until fun...

Interagency process that the rapid withdrawal timeline that the white house pentagon signed off on, general miller proposed, middle of july, would negatively impact getting out our civilians. if we dropped to zero by july, had civilian evacuation ordered, we would be in trouble. did you advise to that effect in the interagency process? did you warn about that possibility of drawing down so quickly before a civilian evacuation was underway? >> the -- yeah, but it is more complicated than that. th...

0 retrograde our equipment and that was accomplished. general miller executed the plan in accordance with the plan. a key part of the plan was to maintain an embassy in kabul and maintaining that embassy would allow the government to continue to provide resources to support the afghan security sources. so it was, the plan was to leave a diplomatic presence there and in conjunction with that plan, we were going to leave a small military force there to help secure the embassy. that was the plan, s...

There is a department that you go to, theres paperwork thats signed off on. the problem becomes now particularly that youre dealing with the rank and file on the street are not necessarily the same as of the dealing of the upper echelons of the taliban. it can be difficult to persuade them that you do have a legitimate right to be there and do yourjob as a reporter. sana, does this echo your experience with the taliban? i agree with what saad and clarissa said, they are more professional than th...

You did have protection from the taliban and you could be reasonably secure knowing that you werent at risk of being kidnapped on a trip, and you would be given access to what you had been promised. so, there was a mechanism for dealing with them, and from what were seeing on the ground now, that mechanism still exists. there is a department that you go to, theres paperwork thats signed off on. the problem becomes now particularly that youre dealing with the rank and file on the street are not n...

Relationships with the taliban. clarissa, help me understand how you engage with them. weve been engaging with them for a couple of years now. i did a story in the north of the country injanuary of 2019, which entailed spending time in their territory, getting permission from them, and one thing i will give them credit for, which i think saad touches on there, is there was a process. you did have that from the taliban and you could be reasonably secure knowing that you werent at risk of being ki...

Paperwork thats signed off on. the problem becomes now particularly that youre dealing with... not necessarily the same as of the dealing of the same as of the dealing of the upper echelons of the taliban. it can be difficult to persuade them that you do have a legitimate right to be there and do yourjob as a reporter. sana, does this echo your experience? i sana, does this echo your experience?— sana, does this echo your exerience? . ., experience? i agree with what saad and clarissa _ experi...