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afghanistan is anan extremely violen place.. ththe politics a are not exemptm that.e are trying to n nation b buin a very difficult country. these are the kind of results you get. brent: this war has been going on for 18 years. there has been terrible things -- terrible things have occurred. if this report is confirmed, what would be particularly new about it? john: what will not be new is the response of the u.s. government. when reports of this kind have popped up in the past, the basic response is to deny, to try to poke holes in the story, and then to ignore. that is what i expect to be going on this time around. you could argue in a different context that it would be another kind of impulse to pressure public will toto withdraw frfrom afghanista and end the lost american war. that does not seem to be in the cards right now, given the spate of u.s.-afghan negotiations. brent: what is the situation for civilians in taliban-controlled areas? do they have a choice whether or not to collaborate with the taliban or d dthey have to colloratate? john: many afghans are s

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and i think -- i think the correct answer is that it's anan unconstitutional position.ean, vindman to me is an absurdity. the idea that someone is in lieutenant colonel thinks that he knows so much that he can overrule the commander-in-chief -- >> laura: quite full of himself. l >> people like franklinma roosevelt, he would be serving in antarctica. strong presidents make foreign policy. then they have a state department to implement their policy. >> laura: wasn't it true that when trump came in, he knew it was bad, but he didn't know itid was quite this bad. he'd be in the white house, he'd be listening in on a call writing memos to the file leaking step to "the new york times," his first week -- even before he was inaugurated. so staffing, as you know, as ane administration is so important and from the mid-level to the upper level, to the peoplest listening in on the call staffing is critical. >> staffing is critical and i think partially because they come came out of nowhere and won so quickly, trump never had the chance to build a team that he could rely on and he s

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anan set on fire during argument with a group of people. we wait for more details on that.inly things taking a darker turn on the streets of hong kong. let's get back to the markets. some of the stock stories we need to keep an eye on. the overall mood is going to be negative given the impact hong kong is having on hong kong stocks. is looking at spanish banks. sam unsted is covering luxury stocks. annmarie hordern is focused on oil stocks. you have had a glimpse of this aramco prospectus. what does this mean for the oil sector? >> they were drilling down about the oil sector as well as risk factors for aramco. one thing that has gotten a lot of attention is the fact they included this report talking about the fact that we could have peak oil in the next 20 years. as soon as 2035. that could be a big concern for oil majors you are talking about the fact aramco included this research. talking about oil sooner than what other people were thinking. anna: we are all looking for clues of what the supply story will tell us. side a line from the oman saying there is no need for pe

documents, and i hope this is the way we have presented d it,s unitited states invasion of iraq was anan historic mistatake. strategic blunder of massive proportions. wonnvaded in -- and iran the war. that is a lesson to be learned today in how we operate in the middle east, what we do in the middle east. it is a warning against further aggression in the region. iran had t two adversaries on is borders. one was the talibiban and the other was the iraqiqi g governm, saddam hussein. both were enemies of iran. both of them. it is such a huge thing to admit country, thatata everything we have done in iraq for the last 15 years was a mistake. all of these lives lost were in vain. all of the mononey pourered in their has gone for a misbegotten tragic mistake. what weweve benefited now considerer one of our bigget enemies. it is almost like it is such a huge thing to admit thahat noboy wants to admit it. and i think that is the real power in these documents. amy: james risen and vanessa gezari of the intercept discussing the intercept's major expose on leaked iranian intelligence documents. the

iranian state media says anan addiditionalal 1000 people haven arrested. amnesty report also warns the death count may be much higher with some suggesting as many as 200 have been killed. amy: on sunday, soon after t t protests broke out, iran imposed an almost completete internet blackoutut, makingng it nearly impossible for protesters use social mededia to share images r information. the civil society group netblocks, which monitors internet access worldwide,e, sad iran's usage e had decreased to% of its normal level. for more we go directly to washington, d.c., to speak with iranian-american journalist, negar mortazavi. she is the diplomatic correspondent for the independent. her most recent piece is headlined "as u.s. weighs in on iran protests, critics highlight american culpability for economic crisis." welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. can you explain how these protests broke out and also how your learning about what is happening within all must complete internet shut down? >> good morning. thank you for having me. as you sa

. >> four years since the hostage crisis and that is our focus on c-span and see if anan pre- and the tv is joining us for this conversation. president jimmy carter during the four years of his administration is now the author of the book president carter the white house years. until number, his book negotiating with iran, he served as a u.s. legal officer in iran. and it was held hostage for this 444 days. welcome our viewers and listeners and will go first to mickey, joining us from milwaukee. good morning. >> morning. i am very sorry to what you went through in iran. i am an iranian. very start part of the history and the relations. and is widely known amongst the iranians that jimmy carter his presidency was responsible for the downfall of the shah his regime. the ideas, of wanting to have islamic built this former soviet union and mistakes of turner, william sullivan, in his message to the shaw the president cart carter. i wanted your opinion on the mistakes of the carter presidency and the price we have been paying for the last 40 years. >> thank you for the call. >> i am very c

billy eichner, ann a ann ia anan >> i went to school with billy eichner. >> i know. my gosh, you did? >> yeah. it's personality is different off-screen from how people know him from billy on the street. i think people think they'll get billy on the street. he is super nice and calm in real life. i love him so much. >> right. >> i'm glad he's doing well. >> not in this film. >> back to screeching and yelling. i get it. >> yeah. >> see you soon. >>> the results are not final but it looks like san francisco has a newisictorn. tooncerthoght tickets . >>> the niners are 8-0. seahawks in town, they're 25-16 against us. are we going to let them ruin our perfect season? go to the game and cheer loudly down at levi. 75 degrees at kickoff. >>> first it was straws, now single use coffee cups are on their way out. >> the chronicle reports more bay area coffee shops a moving past paper cups and are asking customers to bring their own cup or rent one if they want their drink to go. an oakland non-profit called for here play estimates a typical cafe uses up to 4,000 compostible cup