from roughly 36000 down 224000 in a banner that will strengthen nato and hance the deterrence of russia and meet the other principles i set forth of the 11900 nearly 5600 service members we will be repositioned within nato countries and approximately $6400.00 will return to the united states though many of these or similar units will begin conducting rotational deployments back to europe and that's defense secretary marc esper speaking earlier all right let's get you a perspective from germany from tritton he is a member of the green party and sits on foreign affairs committee in the german going to stack a very good day sir how let me 1st get your reaction to this recent decision from a military point of view the u.s. . planning to shoot themselves in their neat scenario that's something we can see very clearly on the 2nd point i don't think it's not it's not on military defensive fields it's more a part of the economic warfare trump is fighting against the european union and especially against. but there is a real a consequence of course i mean it does seem that he's going to go throu

military personnel from germany from roughly 36000 down 224000 in a manner that will strengthen nato and hance the deterrence of russia and make the other principles i set forth. of the $11900.00 nearly $5600.00 service members we will be repositioned within nato countries and approximately $6400.00 will return to the united states though many of these or similar units will begin conducting rotational deployments back to europe that was the u.s. defense secretary speaking earlier i'm now joined by our nato correspondent to teri schultz in brussels good to have you with us terry now a retired u.s. general and commander of the u.s. army you're been hard just spoke to us earlier and said this and i'm quoting now the decision is wrong by its core what do nato officials say where you are. well i watched that interview with general hodges and he also calls this a gift to the kremlin of course one of nato's core tasks is to deter any attack by the kremlin and so of course i think many nato allies behind the scenes are feeling very uncomfortable about this move in public nato secretary general yen sto

military personnel from germany from roughly 36000 down 224000 in a manner that will strengthen nato and hance the deterrence of russia and meet the other principles i set forth of the 11900 nearly 5600 service members we will be repositioned within nato countries and approximately 6400 will return to the united states though many of these or similar units will begin conducting rotational deployments back to europe it was mark as for their speaking at the pentagon earlier today we have team coverage now of this story with me are our correspondents teri schultz in brussels and simon young here in berlin to both of you good evening simon let me start with you the troop withdrawal it's even bigger than expected so what has been the reaction here in germany. yeah brant the so far the german government i think biting their lives the foreign and defense minister has released a joint statement the seedlings saying just that they had taken notes of this decision and that they would be consulting with the affected regions in germany but also with the u.s. government and with nato partners but there has

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that libya's internationally recognized the government is keen to build buy it expertise by turkish hance that's also based on the libyan military security and meditate agreement that was signed by libya's prime minister face and the president of the un last november now remember him that the victory achieved by the government forces over half to this force in the west of libya regaining recapturing the whole west of libya after one year of heavy fighting that is attributed may lead to military support to the genie forces by virtue of the military and security agreement that was signed in last november now the oil is being get control that now we have to this forces being located but half of us forces along with a russian medicine is it seem that now this is the main. can certainly russian medicine worries are now in full control of libya's backbone of libya's national income the oil revenues so it seems that the government in tripoli now is keen to also have a military corporation along. with the military support in order to regain the oil christened area and oil fields in the south of l

military personnel from germany from roughly 36000 down 224000 in a manner that will strengthen nato and hance the deterrence of russia and make the other principles i set forth of the 11900 nearly 5600 service members we will be repositioned within nato countries and approximately 6400 will return to the united states though many of these or similar units will begin conducting rotational deployments back to europe the broad strokes of these moves are as follows. first various united states headquarters will be consolidated in locations in europe outside of germany including in some cases co-locating at the same locations as their nato counterparts in belgium and italy this will strengthen nato and improve the operational efficiency and readiness of over 2000 service members in these headquarters 2nd the nearly 4500 members of the 2nd cavalry regiment will return to the united states as other stryker units begin continuous rotations farther east in the black sea region giving us a more enduring presence to enhance deterrence and reassure allies along nato's southeastern flank 3rd the 25th $250

the bureaucrat that literally detected -- text colleagues that trump was crazy and vice president hance was stupid and after trump won he text. it was kleinsmith forging the evidence against carter page all to spy on back door spy on candidate trump transition team trump and deep into the presidency of donald trump. and of course, kleinsmith struck, and just a tip of the spirit -- sphere. an effort at the very top, the insurance policy in the unlikely event that he wins. that was page and peter strzok texting each other. that was obama's infamous, remember this date january 5th, 2017 the oval office meeting. the meeting that obama directed, we need the right people on this doing the work. maybe we shouldn't tell all of this to the incoming administration. this is the january 5th meeting in the oval office where joe biden lied to george stephanopoulos. i didn't know anything about this but we know from peter strzok's and written notes that biden suggested the fbi used the 1799 logan act, which has never been used ever to prosecute anyone. now, remember this was the meeting sally gates wa

out from under them earlier this year will -- early this year will continue to receive especially hanced unemployment benefits. it will provide funding to help k-12 schools, colleges, and universities safely and effectively educate their students this fall, whether that means a combination of online or in-person instruction. it will send additional and needed assistance to our farmers and farmers and ranchers ranchers and producers who are keeping our families fed in the midst of a pandemic, and it will give states the flexibility they've requested and that they need to use cares act funding where it's needed most. in the coming days i'll talk more about how this legislation supports the workers and institutions hit hardest by this virus, but today i'd like to focus on the ways it bolsters our fight against the virus itself. and one of the most important ways wreck do that is through testing. -- we can do that is through testing. the ability to the identify positive cases as early as possible is the key to stopping the spread of the virus. but as we've learned, there are massive numbers

this bill was debated no one he committee, from the d.o.d., the colorado national guard was given a hance to testify on the legislation's potential effects on readiness. therefore, it would be completely unacceptable to this legislation in the 2021 national defense authorization. this amendment further deepens our nation's concerning dependence on critical china for minerals. the u.s. is 100% import reliant critical rals on the minerals list and 75% import reliant on an additional 10. prepared by u.s. geological survey shows the mineral deposits and occurrences in colorado. they are identified as colorado spans from which boulder down through gunnison county and all the way into the area, contains minerals on which the u.s. is import reliant. to this billsition and inclusion into the ndaa, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the expired.'s time has the gentlewoman from california is recognized. defelt -- the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized. to the tte: i yield gentleman from california, another key sponsor of this amendment, mr. schiff. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlema