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Do you have your hand on the pause button in terms of the u.s. withdrawal because of the uncertainty of the elections? >> i still feel that were on track. what weve seen over the last several months is iraqi security forces who have continued to perform superbly. and i believe that will continue. it would take some catastrophic event for us to change our current strategy. because i believe were on track today to be at 50,000. >> when would the united states ultimately be to zero or do you think ...

Enough money for kids, because they dont have a pause button, and how do we spend it the right way so that were helping to lift all kids and give them the opportunities they so deserve. >> ive got to wrap this up. but randi, where could people go online to voice thats right comments and hear some answers to the questions you just posed? >> we have a great facebook page in the aft right now, and we would love people to come to our facebook page. and we can answer questions like that. its www.afd....

Have lost their lives, 668 wounded. the military already struggling to allow gays to openly serve, may not be ready for more change. elaine donnelly of the conservative center for military readiness has long opposed women in combat writing recently, women on average do not have the physical capability to lift a fully loaded male soldier who has been wounded under fire. but sergeant hunt, wearing a purple heart, says women and men face the same dangers. >> i do feel that i was in combat, yes. i w...

>> reporter: but sergeant hunt wearing a purple hunt say women and men face the same dangers. >> i do feel i was in combat, yes. i was engaged by the enemy, when they exploded an ied near my humvee. you cannot hit the pause button and say im not -- im not supposed to be here, dont shoot at me. >> what are the chances the policy will be officially changed? >> not anytime soon. we asked the pentagon spokesman about it, and he says there is no plan for it and in terms of any change around here is p...

Accusation was credible. you now have someone coming forward and she took a lie detector test, records she got from therapy years ago, things that bolster her credibility. >> and shes working with a lawyer and debracats whos very experienced. the number of democrats calling to delay kavanaughs confirmation vote is mounting in the wake of that "the washington post" report. senator feinstein was the first and the rest you see here were already planning to vote against kavanaugh. but doug jones twe...

>> the first i learned was on september 25th, 1991 when the fbi came to my home to investigate her allegations. >> as i said, three days, three days. i completely understand the midterms are coming. the importance of the politics. three days were talking about a judgeship that will last a lifetime. those three days ended with a white house report that the allegations were unfounded. this morning anita hill gave her advi advice. >> my advice is to push the pause button on this hearing. get the in...

Deputy attorney general, his boss offers a fresh endorsement and suggest lawmakers find something better to do. >> yesterday they could not answer how many documents. how long do you go on? >> my deputy, rod rosenstein, is highly capable. i have the highest confidence in him. what i would like congress to do is to focus on some of the legal challenges that are out there. >> but we begin the hour with the president on the road this hour, out here in iowa, soybean country. hes in iowa now. hes goi...

Country. instead, they took it to the united nations. i want something with north korea we can take to the u.s. senate and get confirmed as a treaty. thats how you lasting relationships. >> shannon: the president tonight saying thats absolutely what he wants to do and thats his goal that you can vote on that will be binding that hopefully has bipartisan backing. we talked, howie did and we reference senator rubio. he said "i too have concerns about how this will turn out but i dont recall the ex...

Screwed, folks. >> tough words there. with me in studio to share their reporting and insights, julie herschfeld-davis with "the new york times." molly ball of "time" and cnns m.j. lee. hes take an lot of blowback from republicans in iowa, republicans in minnesota, republicans everywhere out in the farm economy about this. where are we now? what happened yesterday? he certainly hit the pause button, but hes not backing down completely, is he? >> its not clear where we are. what is clear is he has...

During the diversity training. so there are ways you can do subtle things, there are ways to do more implicit things, but it has to happen. and the tone comes from the person thats the leader. >> and what happens during diversity training, right? what happens that truly does change behavior or change aware sentence. >> i think one of the most important things that happens is you start to show people the history of racism. you start to show people how privilege sets in and how everybody has some ...