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On the quad, playing hackie sack. puten is kgb and obama is ky. the syrian rebel trained thing was designed specifically to fail. it was minuscule and an bif lent on purpose. it was made to collapse. so you can say afterwards, that these things are supposed to fail. remember when you were a kid and your parents wanted you to do a chore and you did it so poorly, so badly that they would never ask you to do it again? only boys do that. president obama, that s his strategy with foreign policy. i m going to do it so badly that when we leave, people are grateful. i suck at this trust me, guys, i m not good. i ll hang back and putin can go in and finish the job. this was not an accident. why don t you stop with the, they re playing checkers. they re the jvs. that didn t work before. ....
Jon: a sharp debate is underway between the white house and pentagon over president obama s war strategy in afghanistan. as the president s national security team considers the size and speed of a troop drawdown that the president long ago promised to begin next month, there are new questions about the impact of u.s. policy on afghanistan s economy, though. as we heard earlier this hour, the u.s. has spent about $19 billion in nation building projects in afghanistan, from 2002-2010. lately, the pace is picking up. $320 million a month in civilian aid. all together, 97 percent of afghanistan s economy is based on foreign aid and military spending. so what happens if and when that goes away? michael ohanlon is senior fellow of foreign policy studies at the brookings institution, he is just back from afghanistan. are you optimistic about the situation there, michael? ....
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