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you should stay there and watch it. if you see bags of crap coming into the voting areas, you have to stop it. >> the legal path just took trump back to the truth, that i'd won the election and he was a loser. >> we're going to win for the third time. i just don't want the results of the second. >> for me and kamala, our campaign is about america, about you. >> first, they say, "sir, how do you do it? how do you wake up in the morning and put on your pants?" >> look at the authoritarian leaders and dictators trump says he admired. >> president xi of china, strong, smart, tough. putin...

Sean D. Naylor December 22, 2020, 12:14 PM On June 29, 2010, Gen. David Petraeus was reaching the end of one of the most hectic weeks of his extraordinary career. After three lengthy combat tours in Iraq, the Army four-star was 20 months into what would normally be a three-year stint as head of U.S. Central Command in Tampa, Fla. But a few days earlier, President Barack Obama had asked him to immediately step down from his job in order to take charge of the coalition’s military operations in Afghanistan. The job switch represented a slight demotion — Central Command’s area of operations...

Have both sides fortifying themselves and organizing themselves for what sounds like a final showdown close to tripoli. there are reports in the eastern part of the country that rebels are organizing under a general who used to serve gadhafi and now serving the rebel forces. they are actually calling young men to arms to join what they're calling a jihad and you have gadhafi who is massing his forces, and it's unclear how big and how strong those forces are. chuck and savannah. >> stephanie gosk along the border in salum, egypt, thank you. another developing story a bombshell from "rolling s...

After his retirement he wasn't going to go into politics, he was going to open a book shop, you know, somewhere, you know, in some rural town, so perhaps he'll have had enough of the rough and tumble life that -- this sort of high-wire life that is being a general that is being a high-level, very famous politician, and decide to call it quits. but i would also think that if he wants to stay in the military, there would be a home for him very easily. >> larry: we'll ask if anything was left out of the article when we come back. and then a panel will join us. and michael will hang around too. do...

Road on that. petraeus will put his input at the end of this year. we may see that deadline pushed. if that happens, then we can create the conditions in afghanistan where an afghani government can stand up. but that will not happen with a time line. it is a much tougher problem set than iraq. we'll see. we need to learn the lessons of the iraq insurgency. >> larry: michael, we're running out of time. first, i salute you, as everyone agrees, it's a brilliantly written article, very well done. how long you going to stay there? >> i'm probably going to be heading out pretty soon after this trip....