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excuse to get yourself out of paying for a babysitter for the day. but sometimes it's your co-workers who end up being the babysitter. >> excuse me, these are expensive collector's items. okay? >> do you have any computer games. >> no, i don't have computer games on my work computer. that would be inappropriate. >> yeah, meredith doesn't have any either. it's so lame here. >> you are calling your mom meredith? that's very disrespectful. >> pete: the white house celebrated take your child to work day. i know what you are thinking. no, joe didn't bring hunter into work today. he did th...

Now at this point? you know, i'm pretty sure it's not good for the environment either. the bottom line is, who is jennifer granholm? she was an attorney. then she was governor of michigan, then a cnn pu pundit. he's the hunter biden of this administration. what experience does sheff in energy? do>> of course. or to set the standard in the military. david, i've spent a lot of time in iraq and afghanistan at remote outposts. they don't have reliable energy grids. grew going to power up batteries, you're probably going to use a generator to do so. what is the real reason they're obsessing over ba...

2011. al qaeda's capabilities were degraded significantly including its ability to plan and conduct external operations. after 20 years, 2,461 american lives lost, 20,000 injuries, $2 trillion spent it was time to end america's longest war. president biden took office in january he inherited an agreement that his predecessor reached with the taliban to remove all forces of afghanistan by may 1 of this year. as part of that agreement they pressed the afghan government to release 5,000 taliban prisoners including top war commanders. meanwhile, it reduced our own force presence to 2500 troops. in...

Al-qaeda's capabilities were degraded significantly, including its ability to plan external operations. after 20 years, 461 american lives lost, 20,000 injuries, $2 trillion spent, it was time to end america's longest war. president biden took office in january, he inherited an agreement his predecessor had reached with the taliban to remove all forces in afghanistan by may 1st this year. as part of that, the administration pressed the taliban to release some top war commanders. reduced our presence to 2500 troops. taliban agreed to stop attacks u.s. and partner forces and to refrain from atta...

Threatening afghans major cities. but the taliban continued a relentless march on remote outposts, villages, _ relentless march on remote outposts, villages, districts as well as major roads— villages, districts as well as major roads connecting them. byjanuary 2021 b _ roads connecting them. byjanuary 2021 b taliban was at the strongest military— 2021 b taliban was at the strongest military position it'd been in since 911. military position it'd been in since 9ii~ and _ military position it'd been in since 9ii~ and we — military position it'd been in since 911. and we had the smallest n...