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Objective was to some how declare success. they don't want to say we can't do it, and we have literally done that year in and year out. the second problem is we have ignored politics, we have got to achieve some kind of political recognition with the taliban acknowledging there's a fact covering part of pakistan, and we cannot change that. >> acknowledging you're not going to build a western style democracy in afghanistans it's just not going to happen. >> one of the things that struck me about these papers is one usa id officer was fatasked with spending $3 million a day in a rural district. ...

I hope that when we return to congress tomorrow, we will be taking up resolutions and legislation, both to condemn this abrupt betrayal of our trusted partners in the war against isis, the kurdish syrian troops who fought so bravely, but also to reconsider our relationship with turkey and potentially impose stiff sanctions. >> sanctions, though, can hardly stop what's happening on the ground thanch ground. >> that's right. >> that is not going to be soon enough to save the lives lost this weekend according to all reports from the region including a 35-year-old woman who was trying to bring peo...

Bahamas to inspire donald trump earlier today to send the u.s. coast guard to provide humanitarian relief to residents there. seven people have been reported dead in the bahamas but that doege toll is expected too rise as aide workers can finally begin the long road to recovery from what the bahamas' prime minister is calling one of the greatest national crises in the country's history. but let us first bring in the news from the white house. "the washington post" just reporting a few minutes ago that on wednesday it appears the white house attempted to retroactively correct a tweet that the p...

>> i think nick's point is an important one. this is now deliberate. this is a campaign strategy. >> there's money behind it. >> we have known for a long time, i get it, he has 2,000 ads on facebook. but this has been deliberate since 2011 when he decided he was going to jump into the political arena. this is not new. >> karine is right. when doctors and nurses were heading to africa to fight ebola, he was for shutting down the borders to keep aide workers out. the xenophobia, the isolationism is the constant thread. i guess my challenge, my question to all of you, my colleague joe scarborough...

Country, but even here, even now the situation is tense. as you can see, we have armed guards with us at all times. escaping from the searing noon sun, we meet lavender. she tells us that her husband was beaten to death by militants. she cherishes a single photograph of him. like many here, she says the camp feels more like a prison than a refuge. as soon as i can go home, i will she says. i cannot suffer here any longer. for now, leaving is not an option. 75% of the country is still under the control of different militias and spasms of violence continue. last year there were nearly 400 attack...