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You know, he's not going to be able to hide in the basement. he's not going to be able to hide in the rose garden. and we're going to see more things like the recent bank failures. we're going to see more problems. we're going to see more compounding effects of millions of illegal immigrants. and all of this, i think, is going to pose a huge challenge in 1960 for lyndon baines johnson. on an enormous reelection, riding off of the tragedy of john f. kennedy having been assassinated four years later, the opposition to johnson was enough that he announced he wouldn't even run for reelection. so i...

He's not going to be able to hide in the basement or the rose garden. we are going to see more things like the recent bank failures. we'll see more problems and we'll see more compounding effects of millions of illegal immigrants. all of this is going to pose a huge challenge. in 1964, lyndon johnson, won a enormous reelection writing off the tragedy of john f. kennedy having been assassinated. four years later, the opposition of johnson was enough that he announced he would not run for reelection. so, i think at the certain thing here, if you get into the first one or two primaries and anybod...

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Have they changed ? what's involved? that is a great question. what your viewers are seeing is one side, really, of the story. what is important to understand is that afghanistan has been confronted with a multiple series of needs. there are of course the needs triggered by the latest developments, but this comes on the backdrop of a situation where 18 million people were in need of humanitarian assistance. 11 million people, due to a very severe drought, are in need of food. that is one—third of afghanistan's population and when you think about the compounding effects of the pandemic, for e...

This. some of them, they can come up really easily right now are, first of all, the taliban can paint themselves as those who are resisting and fighting occupation which is something that is kind of near and dear to what it means to be afghan. whereas, it's a much harder thing for the government to claim or the military forces fighting for the government and we should probably, also, layer on top what's happened in the past few weeks. i think there's no doubt that morale suffers -- um -- when forces facing defeat after defeat. the more defeats that are suffered, the worse morale is going to ge...