army lieutenant, general douglas lute.s so much for being here, general lute. >> sure. >> janai: okay, so, let's begin with israel eliminating hamas -- hezbollah -- excuse me. hezbollah's leader, and new details this morning that the idf is claiming to have taken out another high-ranking leader. this is after the pagers and walkie-talkies last week. how severely has the group been impacted? >> i think there's no question that with the loss of nasrallah in particular -- so for 30 years, the head of hezbollah, but his loss, plus -- and we shouldn't miss this -- 15 individuals, key lieutenants below nasrallah have also been eliminated in a short period of time. so that can't help but to have a sort of decapitating, disruptive, degrading effect on the whole movement. >> janai: yeah. especially with that much leadership taken out so quickly. >> absolutely. >> janai: marcus mentioned there in his piece that israel is contemplating a potential ground incursion. do you think that israel risks overplaying its hand by potentially do

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we can speak now to douglas lute.tenant general, who served as the us ambassador to nato between 2013 and 2017 and as the us deputy national security adviser for iraq and afghanistan between 2007 and 2013. very welcome to the programme. it's good to be with you. before we talk about the report, i know you're listening to a report from afghanistan. how do you reconcile that with all the sacrifice that us servicemen and women made in the billions that us taxpayers poured into afghanistan? ijust wonder what your thoughts are. i think context is really important here, and although it was a 23 years ago, it's important that it was after 2001 in the 9/11 attacks that took us to afghanistan. i think it creates the context, was that 20 years from 20 two 2001 to the withdrawal in 2021, was it worth it? what was the value of that 20 years? i'm still unpacking that myself, but i think there is some value that is clear. it gave the united states 20 years to decapitate and decimate al-qaeda, who attacked us on 9/11. they give us 2

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and they're saying that the tortuga is a symbol of the russian world as the and the fact that the lute and it gave hope to tens of millions of ukrainians. yep. so basically dr. major war crimes document stealing from a civilian shop. this is the height of ukrainian morality and is the center for european values, democracy and freedom. of course, it is slight uh point of course you gotta ask yourself as americans, as europeans, you gotta say how calm we're paying for all this type of behavior in ukraine. it's obvious the bugs in the street. no. but the corruption and the absolute failure of the society there, but it keeps happening. they just go under 8000000000. i wonder why, maybe it's because at least 50 members of congress, lawmakers in the us own stock in defense companies. and that stock is worth a ton of money. oh, you correct? actually, it could be as much as 10000000, but in reality, the number could be much, much higher. and of course people like tim walton, kamala harris. they've got plenty of cash. they're not really concerned about you and your family. they just want to sha

i thank you is of thank youllow lute elias that was interesting and helpful i hope we hear from your office a couple times a year it is useful. i appreciate it and i know my fellow commissioners do, too. i have a couple of questions for you how -- the way that you inform people the various methods x, citizen app i take it or citizen, >> yes. >> instagram, of course, text message, facebook, is there any priority orders or you do a blast? >> or some go to some and some to other sns >> if we take a fire i would check in the commander and let him know i'm thereupon and i will start filming and taking photos. requests from the traditional news media is to phil in land scape mode it is laying down the phone horizontal and film this way. and i do a vertical phil and i put the land scape on x. and i immediately do that that's what the news media monitor our tactical channels. they heart dispatches they have called us while units are still responding and i let them know when is going on andow units arrive and give us an update. because they are listening so close low they want the information

that you cannot fix they say that you cannot fix the nhs until you resolve the social care crisis. luteave got to be careful _ social care crisis. we have got to be careful with _ social care crisis. we have got to be careful with questions i to be careful with questions about spiking your speech. as the social care secretary, i was delighted to hear the prime minister talk about his sister, a care worker, for her to be able to walk into a room receiving the same respect that her brother the prime minister does when he walks into a room, and the pressure is now on me to deliver a social care secretary, and we will do that particularly for care workers ijy particularly for care workers by delivering fair pay agreements we promised in our manifesto and building professional status and the career structure for care workers, indeed, care professionals, and you know, the prime minister was clear about the priority he attaches to that and it will be up to me as social care secretary, to deliver, as i will.— as social care secretary, to deliver, as i will. thank you very much. _ deliver, as i

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thank you very much for the present time or come lute, for joining us. there is still a lot she wants to bring you in this news out from dow. we're looking at strongly editorial performance or the fall rise in 2 east german states. the all the policies are threatening not to allied with the amc and n homes. vaccines are expected to arrive in the democratic republic of congo and for renting this week of to just the co and funding delays will not in a bed the color. then every month, this bullet point, it will seem to central pot sofa. you are probably the habitable type of towards the west, but here we are going to say something of a change. these binds of cloud and brain. while the systems co front here that will ride its way through heavier of light pressure, we're going to lose the heat and humidity if you go through the next couple of days and it will start to freshen up. you can see how this, the weather slides its way across the british, off pushing into front. so low countries coming into good parts of germany. they've been spine seeing some live t

and he abso lutely made up that dialog from whole cloth. yes. and so.as he talks about it is a nonfiction novel. what it is, is fictionalized. a true story has been fictionalized in two a great extent. so there are two sides of of that story. yes. i mean, it is true that the last scene in the novel where alvin dewey. right visits the site of the graves to pay homage and not only to his father, who passed, but to the clutter family. and then he runs into sue kidwell, one of susan kidwell, one of the best friend of nancy. she's on leave from her university. and they have a conversation, you know, and we learn that bobby rupp is engaged to be married and life goes on. and he uses that to in the novel, you know. but according to alvin dewey that that never happened. that scene was completely made up. know so there were moments like that in the novel that i think he capote just probably was just unable to to exclude that poetic sense of poetic justice that he thought should be in a work of literature and change the story. but then you can claim that it's non

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