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Was talking about afghan troops. >> that's right. this is a figure that's been used for a lodge time by the u.s. military and think tanks. experts told me it's significantly inflated. it includes not only afghan troops, but the afghan police, more than 100,000 of them. this afghan force was long plagued by ghost troops. those are no-show people list theed on the salary rolls. so experts told me the actual size before dissolution was 200,000, not the 300,000 president biden keeps using to make it sound more impressive. >> that is quite a difference. daniel, thank you so much for looking at that...

Harris: cooking up more "outnumbered" for you in a moment to taste but let's first go to jon scott with what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." hey, jon. >> hey, harris. why afghan troop numbers are much larger in paper than reality. so-called ghost troops are making a tough fight begins the taliban even harder. "affluenza" mom is in court again. will a texas judge reduce tonya couch's million dollar bond and allow her to walk tree? >> amazing country under the sea. archeologists find whaling ships 150 years after they sank off the coast of alaska. all coming up at the top of th...

The piecestornado hit south florida at 135 miles per hour. the confirmed ef two twister left a trail of destruction. repairs could cost $6 million. no deaths thankfully are reported. >> new questions about afghanistan. the afghan military dealing with ghost troops who don't work. don't actually exist for one reason or the other. they were killed in action or payrolls and their senior officers are collecting their money or pay even though they are not showing up to work. we'll bring in general jack king. he is a fax -- fox military

In which assad remains in power in syria and then you have a lot of syrian population flooding into turkey. they end up with immigration crisis. that's why they want the know fly zone. they want us to end up in a battle where the u.s. has to take on assad. they're trying to set up the dominos so we get roped in and have to go toe to toe. i understand it from their perspective on the one limited aspect. the flip side everybody agrees that isis is bad and too extreme. even if they're sunni brother with the president in turkey, isis has to go down. and the fact they're a nato ally and not allowin...