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Treasury department data shows over the four years of the trump administration, merge added $7.8 trillion in new debt. joining us now, co-founder of "punchbowl news," jake sherman. he's also a contributor with msnbc. we talked about it, infrastructure, debt ceiling. correct me if i'm wrong, but the government could shut down by the end of the month. how possible is it they could do this? >> jon, good to be with you. i think right now you have to make the calculus that the reconciliation and the biden agenda is no longer the priority for capitol hill and shouldn't be. the money runs out in 16 d...

Constitution allows the department of justice to sue, and that this is a clear violation of roe versus wade. and so i think it does increase dramatically the chances of having an injunction. and you know, so to have this response from the department of justice when people are still hurting on the ground, the vice president met with providers in tech texas today to hear how dire the situation is on the ground. so this is a whole new day in the attention and focus and force of trying to get texas back in line with the constitution and to be able to restore the rights to the people of texas. >> l...

Nancy northam, thank you for the very smart take. appreciate you. >> thank you. some good news on the afghanistan front. i know this is touchy politically. it really shouldn't be, okay? everybody should want to get americans and their allies out of afghanistan, and today more of them were able to get out, and a big reason why is that the white house has now approved a partnership with the digital dunkirk folks. this amazing network, i've never seen anything like it, of veterans and ngos, their allies, people here, people there trying to do the right thing. it's not left or right. it's just d...

And for a closer look at just how the u.s. and afghanistan frankly got to this point, i'm joined by "the washington post" foreign columnist david ignatius and kristin roust. david, i would love to start with you, because some people are saying that they're surprised by the speed of the taliban takeover, and yet others are saying we really shouldn't be. >> there having intelligence warnings, predictions once the u.s. began to withdraw, that there would be a kind of tipping moment, and there could by quick integration of the government. it's as if a 20-year war ended

This is coming as somewhat of a shock. it is something that they are not really used to. as you say, they will be seeing troops on the street. there's been some 500 troops that have been helping police to enforce these restrictions in the greater seoul area. an additional 200 will be deployed on monday to make sure people are sticking to the rules. and they're also increasing the fines for noncompliance, which will be about $3,600 if you are found to be abusing the system and to be doing something you shouldn't be. michael. >> all right. paula hancocks in seoul, south korea. appreciate that. t...