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On that yesterday. listen. top military advisors wanted to you keep 2500 troops. president biden: no, they didn t. it was slight. that wasn t true. they didn t tell you they wanted troops to stay? president biden: not in terms of whether we would get out in a time frame all troops. they didn t argue against that. the military brass saying no intelligence predicting such a swipt collapse and the president said there was no consensus among intelligence reports and the taliban takeover was more likely to happen at the end of the year. in july he denied a taliban takeover was inevitable and now arguing that he always planned for this. president biden: we ll go back in hindsight and look. the idea that somehow there is a way to have gotten out without chaos en shoeing i don t know how that happens. i don t know how that happened. ....
We begin to tell these different kinds of begin to narrate who we take ourselves to be in very different sorts of ways. maybe we can put in check some of the unchecked american exceptionalism on full display there that led him to reread, renarrate the the bowels of slave ships as perhaps basements of cruise ships that brought immigrants to the united states. reaction was swipt. naacp tweeted immigration question mark. condemned calling them tragic, unacceptable, and shocking. and this is where we are. still ahead on morning joe, it s the moment the republicans have waited for. a plan to repeal and replace obama care. the biggest problem in passing it may be the republicans. our guests this morning include deputy dnc chairman congressman keith ellenson, chris murphy, law professor jonathan turley on ....
Halls across this country. these explosive meetings have put republicans on the defensive some lawmakers concerned about their safety. they ve been warned about this. moments ago angry voters in arkansas heck willing senator tom cotton. now, mr. senator cotton, listen to this. we just did a photo shoot here in springdale. we re going medicare my way, not your way. this is a familiar scene now across the country, at least a dozen town hall showdowns and each of them a familiar swipt script, voters asking questions like the ones you just heard, many very angry, booing, shouting down and battling lawmakers. and if you are looking right now you re seeing live pictures from branchburg new jersey they have ....
Present. the present is a repressive regime which has dozens if not hundreds of political prisoners that last year swipt and detained nearly 9,000 people for the crime of criticizing their government. what the president didn t talk about was the fact that those americans who now he wants to go to cuba are going to be paying for their hotel rooms in u.s. dollars and those u.s. dollars will be used by a vast security apparatus that includes hundreds of thousands of security personnel and military forces whose purpose is to subjegate the cuban people. we ll have americans through trade or through vacationing helping prowp that regime. the loss of support of russia, couldn t afford to do it. they supported by venezuela which can no longer support the regime. now the united states is going to step in to support that security apparatus. if trade and vacation and ....
well, and we are keeping an eye on that women s olympic soccer happening right now in london. hello, everyone, i m fredricka whitfield in for suzanne malveaux, and we are taking you around the world in 60 minutes. this is the scene in aleppo, syria, today. intense fighting between the rebel forces and government troops. the military is sending 2,000 more troops in an effort to retake the city. meanwhile, turkey announced, it is closing the border with syria, and thousands have fled across the border to escape the violence. the al qaeda-linked group known as the islamic state of iraq is claiming responsibility for the attack that killed and wounded hundreds of people this week alo alone. the group posted the claims online describing the attacks as a start of new state of jihad. monday was the deadliest day of the year. 103 people died in bombings and shootings throughout the country, and most of those targeted were shiite muslims. a spectacular view in southern japan. ....