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And they need some confidence to continue to do their job, because it's a very difficult situation with that force right now. and incidents like mr. clyde and others do not help. >> speaking of support, i know this is something you're passionate about. you and some of your colleagues in the house introduced that bill to protect the afghan interpreters who supported the u.s. for years and are now fearing for their lives. as we begin to withdraw the troops from afghanistan, jake sullivan did talk about this this morning. let's take a listen. >> paramount priority for president biden and for the ...

Irish factory activity growth hit a record high in May as the economy emerged from one of the strictest COVID-19 lockdowns in Europe and global demand surged, a survey showed on Tuesday. "Output rose at a record pace, driven by rebounding demand, with record growth in new orders as businesses re-open, both domestically and in overseas markets," said AIB chief economist Oliver Mangan.

Hopes for an economic rebound in Europe rose on Tuesday (June 1). That after new numbers showed factory activity expanding at a record pace. The final Purchasing Managers' Index for May rose to 63.1. That's up on earlier readings, and the highest level since the survey began in 1997. It's also way above the 50-point mark that signifies expanding activity. The gain comes the region emerges from lockdown. Survey compiler IHS Markit says the figures add to signs the economy is "rebounding strongly". However, the input prices index also soared, hitting 87.1.That's eas...

Euro zone manufacturing activity expanded at a record pace in May, according to a survey on Tuesday which suggested growth would have been even faster without supply bottlenecks that have led to an unprecedented rise in input costs. The bloc's economy has been ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic over the past year, with governments forcing much of the region's dominant service industry to close. IHS Markit's final Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 63.1 in May from April's 62.9, above an initial 62.8 "flash" estimate and the highest read...

Kill a block by al-baghdadi. identify hundreds of miles into al qaeda-controlled territory, could have gone very wrong. joe biden advised barack obama not to go after usama bin laden. donald trump didn't hesitate to go after -- >> ed: just the opposite vehicle last point, you mention evangelicals. the president and judges. >> he has continued to point sort of judges at a record pace. he just confirmed his 50th pick for the federal court of appeals. the supreme court hears about 80 cases a year. the appeals court has 50,000 cases. he has appointed -- five you are in three years than barack obam...