doesn't gates mean war zones in afghanistan pakistan iraq and syria as named operations the longest war so far in afghanistan and pakistan has had 2 names operation enduring freedom designated the 1st phase of war in afghanistan from october 2001 it was designated operation freedom's sentinel on the 1st of january 2015 the war in iraq was designated operation iraqi freedom from march 2003 to 31st of august 2010 when it became operation new dawn when the u.s. began to fight in syria and iraq the war was designated operation inherent resolve for ease of understanding the costs are not labeled here by their designation but by major wars and so they keep on changing the name of the war right well we know from sociologists and consumer scientists and marketeer that the most psychoactive word in the human sub conscious and conscious mind to get them interested in buying something is new. new and improved right those 2 words trigger a response like oh i might buy something of it's new so the marketers and the profiteers who run america's defense policy embrace this idea and so like instead of

doesn't gates mean war zones in afghanistan pakistan iraq and syria as named operations the longest war so far in afghanistan and pakistan has had 2 names operation enduring freedom designated the 1st phase of war in afghanistan from october 2001 it was designated operation freedom's sentinel on the 1st of january 2015 the war in iraq was designated operation iraqi freedom from march 2003 to 31st of august 2010 when it became operation new dawn when the u.s. began to fight in syria and iraq the war was designated operation inherent resolve for ease of understanding the costs are not labeled here by their designation but by major wars and so they keep on changing the name of the war right well we know from sociologists and consumer scientists and marketeer that the most psychoactive word in the human sub conscious and conscious mind to get them interested in buying something is new. new and improved right those 2 words trigger a response like oh i might buy something if it's new so the marketers and the profiteers who run america's defense policy. embrace this idea and so like instead of

afghanistan and pakistan has had 2 names operation enduring freedom designated the 1st phase of war in afghanistan from october 2001 it was designated operation freedom's sentinel on the 1st generate 2015 the war in iraq was designated operation iraqi freedom from march 2003 to 31st of august 2010 when it became operation new dawn when the u.s. began to fight in syria and iraq the war was designated an operation and her resolve for ease of understanding the costs are not labeled here by the designation but by major war zone so they keep on changing the name of the war right well we know from social.

wars in afghanistan, iraq, syria, pakistan, and yemen is likely to reach 3.1 million or more -- around 200 times the number of u.s. dead." in kentucky, republican incumbent matt bevin conceded the governor's race thursday to democrat andy beshear after a re-canvass of votes showed he lost by more than 5000 votes.. bevin was a deeply unpopularar -- bevin sparked a statewide teacher strike after he threatened to cut pensions. governor-elect beshear has promised to expand medicaid and boost teacher salaries and pensions. he's also pledged to restore voting rights to 140,000 citizens who were banned for life from voting after they were convicted on nonviolent felony charges. in luxembourg, the european investment bank said thursday it will begin divesting from fossil fuels, ending its financing of most oil and coal projects after 2021. campaigners hailed the move by the world's largest public bank as a major victory for the climate, but warned of loopholes that leave the door open for investments in natural gas projects. 16-year-old swedish climate activist greta thunberg has set sail for

there've been wars with india and pakistan, we got iraq, afghanistan, korea, vietnam, china had warsietnam, china had wars with russia. none of those things affected the global economy. and the other thing is, people look at the negatives. there are positives. the berlin wall went up, the berlin wall came down. so... >> stahl: and the economy wasn't affected, is that what you're saying? >> dimon: barely. this is the most prosperous economy the world has ever seen and it's going to be a very prosperous economy for the next 100 ye >> stahl: dimon's even unfazed by the trade war and president trump's imposition of tariffs on china. >> dimon: i've been in chi and the chinese will say, he brought us to the table. >> stahl: you know, the tariffs, it's like a bomb that you detonate and the problem is it falls on you. the bomb falls on them, but the bomb falls on you. >> dimon: the risk of tariffs was that-- that it ends up being more a trade war as opposed to a quietly negotiated thing. it has to be resolved. this is not going to war, okay, this is trade and economics and resolution would b

rightists no way over towards afghanistan a little bit of clout there into where pakistan nothing much to speak of couple of around 14 south. in karate destroy a cross iran now into iraq into kuwait fight and try over towards the levant as well little bit of cloud just making its way out of that eastern side of the as we go on through wednesday just heading over towards the caspian sea no great change in conditions at this stage just notice east impossible christiane could see a little bit of weather to go on into was a staple for much of the region it is dry it will be largely dry across iraq minister as well following on from the excitement of the last 24 hours or so chad just getting up to around 29 or 30 again in. little bit chad it's essential northern parts of saudi arabia could squeeze a spot of rain here southern parts of amman could catch a spotter right or 2 here as well plenty right in the forecast for southern parts of south africa over the next day or sat in the eastern cape it looks rather disturbed and those showers they push up and the pulse water does in bob way and into zambia over the next couple of days. story 1400 years in the me. a story of succe

right is no way over towards afghanistan a little bit of clout there into where pakistan nothing much to speak of couple of around 14. in karate destroy a cross iran now into iraq into kuwait nasi fire and try over towards the levant as well little bit of cloud just making its way out of that eastern side of here as we go on through wednesday just heading over towards the caspian sea no great change in conditions at this stage just notice eastern possibilities down could see a little bit of weather to go on into was a staple for much of the region it is dry it will be largely dry across iraq minister as well following on from the excitement of the last 24 hours or so chad just getting up to around $29.00 or 30 again in doha that a bit of chatter to central and northern parts of saudi arabia could squeeze a spot of rain in southern parts of amman catch a spotter right or 2 here as well kenny right in the forecast for southern parts of south africa over the next day or so and the eastern cape it looks rather disturbed and those showers they push up and the pulse water does in bob way and into zambia over the next couple of days. whether sponsored by catalona. wha

they note operation enduring freedom in afghanistan and pakistan, the longest war in billion.ory cost $978 appropriations for the iraq syria wars totaled about $880 2020 and allgh operations in the global war on terror including those in the u.s., europe, africa, and other regions averaged more than $100 billion each year. axios with the reporting and brown university's watson institute of international and public affairs with that report. john out of texas, good morning. caller: good morning. i did not watch the democratic , but i wantedght to put the entire impeachment hearings in context so our democratic voters can understand what really is going on. what the washington elites are trying to do with their toocratic media masters is undermine and remove the ability of the people to choose their leadership and by extension, the policy direction of the united states. if we do not establish as we have had for the last 300 years, the preeminence of people to determine their own leadership, this is the core of self-government and what the united states is about, we will can only country and i say the one thing the democ

iraq is a much wealthier country. it's an oil exporter. it has a much larger middle-class than afghanistan and proportionally pakistan.t's a more sophisticated country. it is divided violently between andmajor to religious sects the war of saddam hussein and ited these forces has been a bully conflict. back to u.s.y policy and the decision to invade, which at past history and it is what happened. thatss today, i would say there are still terrible problems there, partly because of what is happening in syria and around them. iraq is making a comeback. it is coming back to its old self in terms of culture and society. bookstores,hen the the bombs had shut them down and they are opening up again. are researchers and provider -- it governs. it is a state that is rebuilding itself. so much was destroyed. thereis so much attention . it's not going to end soon, but it is in a much better position. then say, afghanistan. susan: this is from 2005. i want to show you some video of a youtube documentary from the same scene. pamela: i was wondering if i sent you that. that is apache. he is a dog that i rescued in fallujah. susan: