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Places like india. nothing stays local. sooner or later, it circulates. there's only a couple of ways to do it. we have to produce and export much more from here. i think we're making a mistake by not doing it. or build capacity around the world so other countries can produce vaccines. >> it's a way we can, susan del percio, lead, and show america's strength and preeminence again, i think, by making sure that we're pushing it out there. >> and it also helps get rid of the past four years, where it was america first, america only. and now we can change that dynamic and our reputation around the...

As India’s industrial sector grows, creating a regular and stable supply of clean energy will be essential for meeting the climate targets.

In the aftermath of the catastrophic explosion at the port of Beirut in August 2020, members of the security assistance enterprise team overcame significant pandemic-induced hurdles, along with quality control and transportation challenges, to deliver more than 30 military trucks to the Lebanese armed forces. “These are the first deliveries of 100 2½- and 5-ton FMTV trucks delivered to Lebanon, just in time to meet the timeline for training, and in response to the Lebanese armed forces request following the port explosion,” Dave Dornblaser, director of the Security Assistance Com...

Us what success looks like. >> i think that's exactly right. unfortunately it seems that the president was posed with two bad options and one mediocre option. he was presented with the option of either losing pathetically by leaving, losing stupidly by putting in contractors instead of soldiers, or just kicking the can around. he made the only logical choice he could, which is kick the can around. but when you look at insurgencies and counterinsurgerien i counterin e counterinsurgery encys, it tends to end, if you're an intervening power, you're able to work together with the host nation, buil...

Yeah, it's going to be pretty gruesome. yeah, it's europe again. you know, what can we do? >> i think there is. i think there's at least a four prong policy response here for the united states to be involved in. first of all, we already mentioned really populated areas, you have to have some basic defenses against this sort of attack. just like you would have metal detectors, you have to have bollards against vehicles. second, the u.s. has to help build capacity in europe to speak across nations. you're opposed to pushing in that direction, but they need the u.s. help. >> this is still an issu...