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The taliban has not been using force and has not been fighting in kabul, but this is a group that has never really committed to reducing violence for any lengthy period of time other than a few three—day truces. we have to see, that will be a good intention of the taliban's commitment, if it does agree to a ceasefire. the taliban fire, it wouldn't like to reduce violence, unless it has to. it has everything it wanted. they have got us troops to leave, ashraf ashraf ghani has left the country. so the there is no reason for the taliban not to agree to a ceasefire. that would provide a more con...

It's really hard to know what trump is thinking. he seems to rule best or most effectively by executive fiat. so he discovers these executive powers, like he loves pardoning people. he loves tearing up executive agreements like the u.s.-iran nuclear deal. he could tear that up because that was not ratified. but this is a congressionally ratified treaty and one issue on which republicans are pushing back against trump because nafta is pretty popular with the republican base because all these states across the -- >> some of the states. >> a lot of these farm states especially, canada is a top ma...

When the executives are getting double and drip people pay raises right before bankruptcy that leaves a bad taste in your mouth. >>guest: i agree, i don't know if this is terrible optics or there was deferred compensation but if i am a rank and file baker and i am asked to take 17 percent benefit cut to keep my job and i hear of 80 percent raise has is a difficult negotiating environment and it does not surprise me the parties had this explosion. but in bankruptcy negotiations like this, this is an explosion and you go to court and you file to liquidate but nothing is set in stone. it sounds l...