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Launched an airstrike at the behest of the afghan government? >> what i can tell you without getting into great operational detail, chuck, is that we have conducted several strikes over just the last few days. >> mm-hmm. and have they been effective? do you feel as if the afghan government has used our resources resources effectively? >> we know that were hitting what were striking at, chuck. the strikes are precise, the ones that were conducting on behalf and in support of afghan forces. but we...

Uhuru kenyatta arriving to bump elbows with the uk prime minister borisjohnson. the money is being raised for the global partnership for education, the charity chaired by the former australian prime ministerjulia gillard. borisjohnson spoke at the summit — he was in no doubt about the importance of getting more children into school. this is the silver bullet. this is the magic potion. this is the panacea. this is the universal or. this is the swiss army knife complete with everything. it can s...

Who says i ever broke my word, didnt do exactly what i said i would do and keep my word. and i was able to get an awful lot of compromises put together to do really good things, to change things. and i still believe thats possible, but the well has been so poisoned over the last four years and even now theres still this lingering effort. a lot of my republican friends, and im not talking about portman, im not talking about your governor, a lot of my republican friends say, joe, i know youre righ...

Doesnt seem to have it yet, garrett. >> lee ann caldwell on capitol hill, thank you. on the senate bipartisan infrastructure bill, president biden says he is optimistic that the senate will vote to proceed on the package while hammering out details on monday. biden said he thinks despite current hostile climate -- >> if i do this, i will get primaried and lose my primary. i will be in trouble. but i think thats all beginning to move. i dont mean overnight, dont get me wrong, i am not playing out...

Lot of compromises put together to do really good things, to change things. and i still believe thats possible, but the well has been so poisoned over the last four years and even now theres still this lingering effort. a lot of my republican friends, and im not talking about portman, im not talking about your governor, a lot of my republican friends say, joe, i know youre right, but if i do this ill get primaried and ill lose my primary. ill be in trouble. but i think thats all beginning to mov...

Public, building up some public support and public awareness about these bills that we have seen pass through republican-controlled states. you guys, i mean, you talk to any voting rights experts and they tell you public engagement is well and good, but its really not a panacea for federal legislation. guys. >> lauren egan this morning. thanks. lets go to capitol hill. we have new details this morning in the january 6th capitol hill riot. and the fbi looking into a possible alarming connection...

Down this again. >> so you think the challenges are over? >> i dont think the challenges are over. the supreme court is still interpreting the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act. there is a lot of interpretation that will go on but the idea the supreme court will simply say, the affordable care act is off the books, i think those kinds of challenges are not going to be heard by the courtney more. this law is here to stay. how it is interpreted, whether it is expanded, all of that...

But the core is intact and will remain intact. >> david, do you think this leads to expansion? >> well, i think that is going to be the next battle. clearly, there is an appetite among democrats to expand coverage to strengthen the affordable care act. those of us involved back in the day recognized then this was not the panacea and that there were gaps that needed to be filled. i think there will be future battles over this. anderson, you know, i think the real battle over the affordable care a...

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