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This month marks 50 years since the United States withdrew from Vietnam. While the...

>> transition what are the political consequences to the president as he considers this approval this drilling license, he promised this important base on the democratic party wouldn't do it you heard fluke my eyes welling they're looking what are they seeing? >> a bit of a catch 22 of the campaign making because if it approves this project as you pointed out he's reneging on really something that was a core campaign commitment it is something he didn't just say in those clips he said it over and over again. he said it -- multiple times as sitting president as well if the he doesn't approve th...

Rhetoric simply finding someone else to blame when things go wrong. else to blame when things go wronu. , . ., , wrong. there is clear blue water between _ wrong. there is clear blue | water between government wrong. there is clear blue - water between government and the opposition on how to tackle the opposition on how to tackle the migrant crisis and it is an issue unlikely to subside before the next election. ian watson, bbc news. lets go to washington now and speak to jeremy konyndyk. he's the president of the ngo refugees international. from your perspective, on the other side of the pond...

These families in facilities, 20 days is the limit unless biden wants to separate kids from adults that bring bring whole new scandal to the white house. >> this is a catch-22 scenario for the biden team here. he is running against up against the expiration of title 42. if the president fails to take any moves there is going to be an even bigger surge than the one that's currently underway. if he wants to make moves, which is he now doing as he comes up against that deadline, more and more restrictive, there are very few options so it looks like one of the things on the table they are talking ...

Insider's Phil Rosen explains the Catch-22 facing markets and the economy, and how policy will dictate what comes next.