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It has been a tough month and a half since the fall of kabul to the taliban for many veterans and men and women who served the united states in america and afghanistan as theyve watched our afghan allies be left, how did you feel about the evacuation and what do you think we should do going forward to do right by our afghan allies? >> thats a wonderful question. ive been to afghanistan six times, the latest in june of this year. i am intimately involved in this pro process. i have a refugee comi...

Lot of detail in the book. look. i think the biden administration did the right thing backing in. they needed to plan for it. if you remember the trump administration, it took four weeks to vaccinate the 1.3 million people in nursing homes. this is when we were losing people every week because they hadnt planned to roll it out to the nursing homes in advance. they were able to start administering them within 24 hours. the fundamental problem was a pro process includes the fda. thats the way the ...

Operational part of this. because these private organizations need landing rights. they need to have assurances provided to the transit countries. the transit countries look to the u.s. government to make sure that the refugees are moving on to third countries. and once the refugees get to the third countries, it could take a year before their paperwork is processed. so, we really do need the state department to be part of this pro process, to work with the private organizations. and my understa...

We would hope, quickly getting rid of their weapons and nuclear infrastructure. leland: the president is calling this the start of a process, he says, the sit-down in singapore for june 12th. does it make sense? should there be a pro process or kim jong-un would say come in, a and-- >> if this is going to work, its going to work as a result of a long-term process of building confidence and meeting each others national security requirements. leland: interesting that we hear someone from the left,...

Chinese support in consultation. i do think on the question of whether the summit is going to happen or not, too much is happening publicly for my taste. the president seems much too focused on whether the summit is taking place rather than this diplomatic process will bear fruit. frankly, im less concerned about whether the summit happens, whether its delayed and the real question is there going to be a diplomatic pro process, and if so its not surprising it wont again with a complete verifiabl...

States and allies to bring pressure and presence in the region. this is not what china wants. china does not want a long standing increased u.s. presence and increased pressure from its competitors in the region. when you just reflect on chinas self-interest in this pro-process. its understandable they want to play an active role and get to end state that serves their needs. one of the pedestrianments is the nuclear program that north korea has. >> jon: certainly some promising outlook there. le...

Then congress had the ability to decide to release it so, essentially, the president could say it cant be released so he could potentially punt it back to the congress and, you know, say to the committee, release it or dont release it. >> well, thats actually has he what happened. its the same process. it was five days. it was on a friday of last week in the same way. thats why that last paragraph is really key. they are encouraging them to keep working on a version of the memo that can be made ...

Consequences of the release of this memo for our ongoing working relationship with the community of the united states. >> ae friendly government cooperating in the intelligence pro process. we saw the letters from the attorney, the assisted attorney general. u.s. officials tell our own jessica snyder that there is still grave concerns over the fbi today about the memo that there maybe some editing and redacting of the tax. it does not change the concerns that this is strong language and this is ...

Do actually think that there might ought to be a special prosecutor or a special counsel appointed to look at the other side. so, instead of beating that dead horse, im going to beat another one. that i have been talking a lot about, that is specifically the dojs opposition to the u.s.a. liberty act. why is it so hard. why is a warrant requirement so difficult to deal with on your part when we understand the need to have exigent circumstances where things get looked at quickly. its like the fisa...

That can be done better the next time these things happen. lets talk about cost controls, when things have to be done in a hurry, theres not justify the issue of gouging, which texas and fema has to keep a handle on. fema doesnt do all the rebuilding, how do you determine who gets the contracts to do the work? >> the hiring of a private contractor, a licensed contractor that can show you they have been in business for a while. there are people who are going to come in from everywhere to help wit...