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To war. because we aren't able to go to war without dealing with the horrors. that's the part that gets loss, when the first decision is made to go to war. >> that is exactly right. leaving the decision to end a war, it is usually much harder than the decision to start a war when it comes to the politics of it, but the logistics of how to do it, in the modern day, it's never been mastered, and isn't something that anybody is any good at. >> we haven't yet learn how to invade a country, lose a war and then exit gracefully in an orderly way, we haven't quite pull that off anywhere yet. >> no, an...

The conservatives came to power, there were almost 144,000 officers. almost immediately, it started falling, bottoming out at below 122,000. the number has gone up by 9,000 since then and it's still rising but it's still 11,000 below what it was when they were first elected. the police federation, who were in downing street today with a letter complaining about the proposed pay freeze, said the government's beating crime plan was full of holes and gimmicks. daniel sandford, bbc news, westminster. a review examining child sexual exploitation in bradford says some children remain unprotected, an...

Encounters that have been recorded. 180,000, highest in 20 years we mentioned. during the pandemic 23,000 dropped down. may of 2019. it was 144,000. that surprises me in itself. we were told there were 50,000 gotaways which would make it 230,000. where does this end? >> it ends when the biden administration admits that the change in policies that they initiated when they came to power were wrong and you restore the policies that were in place during the trump administration with mexico and the northern triangle nations. you also change -- restore those policies, and then admit you were wrong a...

Report more than 180,000 encounters with illegal immigrants in may. griff jenkins is live for us in del rio. that's a little bit bigger number than we have even seen. it was -- it's growing. >> good morning. that number is so important because it is not only unprecedented but if you look back to 2019, the last time the border was called a crisis, the month of may was the highest of the year in 2019, 144,000. look at what we've had for three straight months it has been north of 170,000. what does that mean? it doesn't just mean the border patrol and border officials are being overwhelmed. it me...

Tonight, as the summer of tonight, as the summer of covid-19 nears. the dire warning from the cdc. as many as 144,000 lives lost by the fourth of july. inside the alarming numbers. daily fatalities now increasing in 13 states. hospitalizations on the rise in at least eight. florida reporting its second straight day of record cases. the governor citing a surge in testing. not the reopening or even protests. as they get set to hold a nascar race with some fans in the stands. in oregon, the governor ordering a one-week pause in reopening after a record jump there. president trump's risky rall...