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States and of course saudi arabia. it is certainly no secret that the relations, the ties, that extend back to 1945 which had been very, very close had been strained over the years and there is no exception in the case of the administration of mr. biden. so i think that what mr. biden wants to see is a return asto a better relationship. this is a relationship based on shared interests, not shared values, that evident to folks on both sides. but he will want to come back being able to demonstrate that the relationship with this key ally in the middle east is on a more level plane. in the case o...

Review: Coliseum (Level Plane) Scene dropping:  Louisville.  Yes, everything from there rocks balls.  Name Dropping:  Ryan Patterson.  He was one of the guitarists of The National Acrobat that went on to form Black Cross.  In Coliseum, he still plays guitar but picks up the barking vocal duties as well.  Sound dropping:  Loud fast blistering punkish rock.  Think Motorhead meets Discharge.  Big walls of guitar and bass careen through every track.  An unyielding attack of punk powered rock and roll done right.  The Result: Twelve tracks (many less than two minutes) drives the point ...

Modern Fix The One AM Radio (Level Plane) Does the title actually say “Writ”?  I wonder who in hell thought of that, like maybe they had first thought, “A Name Written In Water”.  Then one of the dudes bloomed an excessively artsy thought, “Lets replace written, with writ!”  Writ?  I feel like a damn kook just saying it to myself.  A review writ on my computer.   Thoughts writ on nice parchment.  “A Name Writ In Water” is a pretty cool album nonetheless; a lot of the tunes are slow somber pop tunes with some electric drumming and effects, giving it a spacey, ambient vib...

>> the taliban and has control of 40% of the country which is not a statistic we feel comfortable with but they have small control over the civilian population and are mostly in rural areas so it is a 2 level plane. the afghan government and the taliban need to figure out what their security will look like. the idea that if we leave there's a civil war, we cannot be the world police any longer. we are exhausted, tired of it. we are going to move in a different direction. shannon: what of russia steps in? >> we don't believe afghanistan is the biggest centrifuge. there are other areas that are ...

Moderating voices for everybody all around yelling. he's the guy that keeps everybody on the level plane. he does need security clearance based on everything that i've seen and heard. you want him in there in the briefings so he can -- >> if he has a hand -- according to everything you hear and read, he does have a strong hand in the selection process. he would sure be benefited by getting security clearance because then you're going to see the gravity of what you're dealing with. >> you would be able to have a conversation that he might not have if they walk into a briefing and he's on the ou...