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British army have are quite large. i think you could do the maths on that but i don't think it's going to be the diplomatic equivalent of helicopters flying to the top of the embassy. i've seen these done before, they are methodical, they should be methodical, they should be done well. and it should be done without incident. but with everything else we've seen in kabul after this point i don't think anything is a guarantee. but clearly it will be the _ anything is a guarantee. but clearly it will be the americans _ anything is a guarantee. but clearly it will be the americans last - anything i...

Where they don't want to commit right now and that's because of another question they got in this briefing, which is that we're seeing reports of more than 1 million people who have gone through their doctors or through other channels to get an additional dose, an additional booster shot without that being the recommendation right now of top health officials and so they want to be really careful because they haven't endorsed that and they don't want people potentially taking away from others who could get the shots or again, these immune compromised. so that's a major, major challenge for them...

Education. there was a striking moment president biden said to a reporter yep, there would be two deals. getting this one and work to attract all democrats on reconciliation. portman, republican, walked to the mikes after that, said he had a disagreement. leave it to folks on the hill to tell you how there are real challenges now among the progressives as relates to the announcement that the president made today. >> well done there, peter, with the transition. sahel, start there. president biden in remarks made it clear we are going to reconciliation. joe manchin made sure that he responded to...

Was made at the white house today. israel, the uae and bahrain together at a signing ceremony, celebrating the abraham accords, the deal normalizing relations between the countries. the palestinians calling the deal a betrayal. rockets fired from gaza. and here's our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: on the white house south lawn before a packed crowd, many not wearing a mask, history was, indeed, made today. >> we'll sign a treaty of peace, diplomatic relations and full normalization. >> reporter: israel's prime minister and the foreign ministers from bah...

Show, we are going to dig into three distinct elements of this debate. first when we are tackling is the fbi's perspective. joining me now to walk through all of this is former assistant director of the fbi. all right, chris. what role does the fbi play in vetting research from overseas? >> well, they ought not to be messing around with opposition research, at least in using it in any official documents. i mean, it's the absolute pinnacle of hypocrisy to take that information and use it and then say -- or take the statement that the president made today and turn it around on him. it is not ill...