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0 admiral and the general aren't working in in a very personal way with taliban authorities outside the airport. let me go another one on the phone. tara. >> thank you for doing this, john. yesterday the president mentioned also that he was calling upon the department to create contingency plans in case the number of americans and afghans haven't gotten out by the 31st. can you just explain kind of what the department is thinking about what its options might be to continue to get americans out after the 31st if they haven't made it to the airport by then? and then just to follow on jeff's ques...

Him. the question for me is whether it's going on a foreign policy level and there are a lot republicans concerned about the policy vocations of this, the kind of thing that would make richard trunk is not a thing that makes free trade-the ares happy. there would be considered >> bret: before the holidays and everybody getting on planes to go back home, they've got to pass a deal that keeps the government open. there is concern that there might actually be a shut down as you get closer to this cliff. always one step away from a fiscal cliff. >> i think the president right now is feeling challe...

House with a scathing op-ed in the "new york times." it's still impossible to have a whole book anonymous. is there concern among the white house officials you speak with about what such a book might reveal, typically in an election cycle? >> reporter: well, there is concern and frustration. ever since that op-ed came out anonymously and still to this day is anonymous, it frustrated people inside the white house who thought essentially it was cowardly in their opinion this person would publish this without putting their name on it, alleging these things about the president's conduct and how he...

That i would not have done had you not raised it. when i was in the middle of the civil war in sudan, i called you a few unministerial names for getting me out there. but we saw a lot of republicans that supported our dealing with slavery in the sudan. are there spaces on the foreign policy level that we can see? i saw recently, we saw where the republicans did kind of break rank on the saudi prince >> absolutely. >> and where they took that vote on yemen and the saudi prince. can we see more of that? >> we have to. what's going to drive it, quite honestly is economics. let's just be quite can...

Him limited to 33%? and he's also not only moving this morning to gut a lot of american's health care, richard, pause you can't say he's gutting obamacare, because he's putting nothing in its place. there is no replacement. he's actually just going after working class voters that actually supported him. now we're also on foreign policy level, the president today will, of course, move to do what his own generals have told him not to do on iran. let's talk about that. >> what he's going to do is not go ahead and certify the joint agreement with iran on the nuclear deal. every 90 days under u.s. ...