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President, that thats part of the procedures is. that part of it? im confused. >> i cant speak to the revelations coming out in the book. i think you saw a statement by the chairmans office specifically addressing this issue. what i can tell you is that it is not uncommon at all for the department to continue to review security protocols, particularly when it comes to our strategic deterrence capabilities that we constantly take a look at the protocols and the procedures to make sure that theyre...

This week. >> were talking about the differences on whats going to happen on saturday and whats happened in the past. perhaps the most important difference is the fact its going to be a saturday when lawmakers and staff are not set to be here. it really changes the vantage point and landscape of what the capitol complex will look like from the inside that all of those people will not likely be around on saturday when these protesters come and gather here at the capitol. not just here, but also a...

Them pathieu and suppresses it very clearly. i would expect more of it today. >> anybody who has experienced 9/11 can understand why its so difficult to come down here, but you guys do a great tribute. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> alex, lindsey? >> as we reflect on all the ways the attacks have changed our lives, i think the one felt most universally is the heightened security protocols we see every day with public transport from going to the airports and to flights. >> stephanie gosk i...

Finally acknowledge without u.s. personnel on the ground they dont have the security protocols in place for our people. or to figure out who is who trying to get out of there. today president biden will attempt to change the entire subject by unveiling his six-prong strategy to fight the new delta vair yanlt 6789 jen psaki is eager the switch topics as well. a bit of her exchange with peter doocy. >> there are now more terrorists wanted by the f.b.i. in the new afghan government than there are w...

Count, obstruction. the estimate right now, joy, roughly four years in prison. that is the sentencing guideline the judge will have to work with. but here is the thing. this ties into september 18th. we spoke with his defense lawyer, a couple of hours ago, his defense lawyer says one of the obstacles to getting chansley to plead guilty, others close to chansley are telling him, dont plead guilty, wait for the pardon from donald trump. here we, are eight months later, thats still the mentality, a...

How can you get the taliban to safely operate a very complex air traffic control system, but the big question is security. civilian airlines do not want to fly into kabul until they know that its safe to do so. our understanding is the qataris are pushing the taliban to accept some kind of international presence at the airport, to make sure that security protocols are being followed, but the taliban are very resistant to that. as far as theyre concerned, they are the new ruler of afghanistan ask...

With the acute and growing risk of an attack by a terrorist group known as isis-k, an isis affiliate in afghanistan which is a sworn enemy of the taliban as well. every day were on the ground is another day we know isis-k is seeking to target the airport and attack both u.s. and allied forces and innocent civilians. >> so were going to hear from the president in about an hour. has the thinking changed inside his administration? >> alicia, well find out soon. its been very fluid today at the whit...

They described this as a temporary policy. the taliban says its setting up safety procedures and security protocols to ensure the safety of working women, but men will be allowed to go to work. that of course begs the question why is it safe for men but not women to go to work? yet another worrying sign. after the taliban took over kabul they announced they would form an inclusive government based on sharia law. what is sharia law? it is human interpretation of what muslims consider to be divine...

Walder, an ex—cia operative and fbi special agent specially trained in counter—intelligence. i asked if she could give us a sense of the type of person whos been accused of spying. from what i have been able to glean, he was a security guard, a check point guard. to some people i know that may seem, why dont you get the head of the embassy as a human asset, but sometimes its really about access, not who is in charge. if you think about how we caught bin laden, it was through his courier, not...

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