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>> sahil kapur with that update. and now, joining us is joe neguse who sits on the democratic committee, and first, the reaction of liz cheneys elevation to vice chair of the january 6th committee, and we also have a letter from andy biggs to what is the usual suspects and say it respectfully of the conservative republicans who had it out with her, and marjorie taylor green, and louie gohmert, and others. >> good afternoon, geoff. i am not surprised of the opposition from the usual suspects as...

Really dont and see it through the prism of whats going on right now. its a little jarring. at the same time, interesting timing not only with the anniversary of the 9-11 attacks but everything that has happened in the last two weeks. chris wallace, thank you very much. we have a lot more coming up on present day as of today concerns. whats going on in new jersey, particularly where the flooding doesnt stop. we have important mayor there in hoboken that says its not over. dont give up just yet.

Further emboldened. the president, jen psaki says in the final glimpse from the statement says he, president biden will make clear this afternoon that is present and he will approach the foreign policy through the prism of what is in our national interest including how to best continue to keep the american people safe. i will finish by asking you, general, what is the threat to the homeland to day considering what has taken place over the last two weeks? >> the threats are very multifaceted. to ...

Airlifting 124,000 people out and that the president will come out to explain how everything he does in foreign policy should be seen through the prism of protecting americas national security interests. so we expect to hear the president look forward somewhat. if he chooses to look back, theres inconsistencies. for example, the president said two weeks ago, if there were americans left in afghanistan, the united states would stay until theyre all out. that didnt happen. now hes saying hes going...

Office to bring the war to a close. she says he will make clear as president he will approach the foreign policy through the prism of what is in our national interest including how best to continue to keep the american people safe. we will hear from the president soon. >> john: can we put that photo backup on the screen for just a second? as the president is considering what he is going to say this afternoon, dont forget that time back in 2008 when the u.n. chuck hagel on the left and john kerry...

Out remaining americans and other allies in the future. beyond that, the president is going to sort of detail according to jen psaki the way he views foreign policy through the prism of what is in americas national interest, that he would always put safety of americans first. the president facing a lot of criticism that the u.s. is less safe. youve seen the weaponry thats in the hands of the taliban, in spite of the pentagon saying much of it was rendered inoperable. chuck, to give a sense of a ...

The gap between government rhetoric and actual actions though is even wider than ever. activists, for their part, have been accused of vandalism after pouring fake blood into the fountain outside buckingham palace. justin, you are our chief environment correspondent. you are absolutely the perfect correspondent! what effect do you think, if any, extinction rebellion�*s actions are really having in moving the dial on climate change? well, i mean, they do get attention, they do get the issues di...

This August, India got the chance to preside over the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the eleventh time. The Modi government was clear that it wanted to use this as an opportunity to establish its right to a permanent seat at the high table.

The gap between government rhetoric and actual actions though is even wider than ever. activists, for their part, have been accused of vandalism after pouring fake blood into the fountain outside buckingham palace. justin, you are our chief environment correspondent. you are absolutely the perfect correspondent! what effect do you think, if any, extinction rebellion�*s actions are really having in moving the dial on climate change? well, i mean, they do get attention, they do get the issues di...

It is not a country that can be conquered and restructured, re—engineered in western paradigms. thank you all. lets move on. this week has seen the centre of london full of demonstrators from the extinction rebellion movement protesting and calling for the end of the use of fossil fuels. some question whether the demonstrations will achieve anything and many suggest the gap between government rhetoric and actual actions though is even wider than ever. activists, for their part, have been accus...