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and if not, why not? you start to see -- see people like congressman dan crenshaw and congresswoman liz cheney and othersaying, we need to know more. what's going on here? they presumably care about the focus of -- what the focus should be. >> right. we have to keep on those facts and not the president's deflections. about the afghan war, some of the best journalism about this war has come from narrative, nonfiction, like your book, "the outpost." this book, which is now becoming a film, was the proudest achievement of your journalistic career. why is that? >> well, it's just the biggest, largest, journalistic achievement of my career. 400-plus-page book where i interviewed more than 225 people and tried to focus on the war by looking at one single outpost. the building of it, the existence of it, and then this huge battle in 2009. and also, i mean, you know, at the time, the book came out in 2012, very few people had heard about combat outpost keating. it's still probably not known by most americans. but, you know, the book is a best seller. and since then one of the medal of honor awardees wrote a book

and hold putin accountable? so -- also you have congressman dan crenshaw, republican as well from colorado and a veteran retweeting lizheney's tweet adding, this is exactly right. we need answers. so this is not a partisan issue. this is a bipartisan concern among leading members of congress. john brennan, you know the wayn. you've been a consumer as well as, you know, assessor of intel. how could it be that nobody would tell the national security adviser, the national security adviser, robert o'brien works not feel it important to say, hey, wee assessing this. this does involve the russians, and the taliban agreement, that you're talking about doing, we should talk about this. they held a meeting, interagency in march. how could the president not know? >> yes. we know that donald trump is know tore ou notoriously dismissive of the intelligence work and does not really read the president's daily brief. it really is the responsibility of robert o'brien, national security adviser, to be sure these things are brought to the attention of donald trump. whether or not he wants to listen to it, he has to do it. the intellige

and he knows his numbers. patrick: that one with the flocking would retail around $44. -liz: okay. -brooke: okay. lemonis: and he's doing all of it without danlace? patrick: a hot-pink drawstring or something like that would really make it pop. i think that's a really good idea, actually. lemonis: but best of all, he's taking feedback the right way. brooke: i love the kitschy, whimsical expressions that reflect your personality. liz: my favorite part of the collection is the graphics. i think the graphics are really fun, and i think customers are looking for things that are gonna surprise and delight them. and then, i think first and foremost, it's getting the setup ready. we call it a "trunk-show" model. so, you bring in the stock and we actually sell it. then if it takes off, you know, we are big believers in chasing what's good. lemonis: a trunk show is an opportunity for a designer to bring in new products into a retail to have them test it out. if the trunk show goes well, dilascia will become a staple at bloomingdale's. well, we look forward to doing business. -liz: okay. -lemonis: thank you so much. brooke: thank you. lemonis: this is

told us earlier today that this was criminal behavior and broadband liz i'm not in the spirit of the peaceful protests seen elsewhere kron four's dan thorn has been in walnut creek all day long he joins us live now with the latest details dan. >>the ken and pam heavy police presence here in downtown walnut creek is you can see behind me here. this is main street it's pretty much blocked off by dozens of officers. all the way through downtown towards broadway plaza. it's unclear if there was any damage that was done to some of the rtaurants and shops that are along this road here but as we saw earlier broadway plaza, definitely bearing the brunt of the damage. >>smashed windows and lots of stolen merchandise, dozens of looters take over downtown walnut creek several high and stores at broadway plaza suffering heavy damage as their shelves were stripped of expensive sunglasses and clothing. >>marching down street in line here to break up the man rushed the ransacking taking place amid protests across the bay area for george floyd most demonstrations have been working to be peaceful like this one sunday afternoon near civic park. i do

and see what happens in there. liz: well, jayson free, the ceo of bootcamp woihich owns hey, handled it very interestingly. he took it out to twitter. dan, give me a really big sort of view into how you are thinking about apple silicon. this could be truly the money maker. the new chips, they are turning fwhas their back on intel. tell me where you really see the revenue coming from in all of this. >> so it's a couple of things. i think it's instructive to look at the iphone and the ipad and the watch. apple's ability to design its own silicon and really pull all the pieces together allows it to control the roadmap. so it can bring new features and functionality at a cadence that makes sense to apple instead of having to rely on intel. i think the revenue implications are that the mac will become an even more powerful and differentiated system relative to what else is out there. i think the second piece is that having this common architecture for the development community is important across apple's different platforms, because ultimately, and apple of course, you know, as we were talking about now, this dynamic with the developers, app

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and women abroad fighting for our liberty. is of the utmost importance for figure -- for people to figure this out. thank you for calling. dan crenshaw, republican, former u.s. navy seal, responding by twitter to liz cheney's tweet from wyoming, another republican, agreeing with her, saying that this was exactly right, that we needed answers. we are going to do this for just under 20 more minutes on this monday, 20 ninth of june. want to take a step back, though , to take a look at the coronavirus news out there every we do expect more discussion from congress this week but the house is going to take up some regardingotections those struggling from the pandemic. taking up aouse major health care bill today that pelosi done the floor for three hours of debate starting this morning. we are in at 10:00 for legislative business, 9:00 morning hours. the bill would expand access to the affordable care act in many ways and you can watch the debate in the house today. "usa today," 10 million cases now worldwide with my fun thousand deaths -- 500,000 deaths. "the washington journal," saying that debts may be related to , "in part because a black people's heavier reliance on public transportation for commut