president donald trump is going to be the best friend the armed forces of the united states will haver had in the white house. [applause] i mean,sident pence: think about it. our president has signed the largest increase in military spending in 10 years. he has called on congress to past one of the biggest coldents into spending -- war. under donald trump, i make you a promise, we are going to rebuild our military. we are going to restore the arsenal of democracy and we are once again going to give our soldiers and sailors, airmen, marines and coast guard's resources and training they need to publish their mission and come home safe -- accomplish their mission and come home safe. [applause] with theident pence: leadership of this commander-in-chief, improper report our armed forces are taking the fight to our enemies on our terms on their soil. and with president donald trump and our brave warriors in the field, in iraq and syria, we will not rest, we will not print until we hunt down and destroy so it can noource, longer threaten our homeland or threaten our allies around the world.

know, the united states of america simply has the finest armed forces in the history of the world. the men and women who wear the uniform in this country are the best in your generation and i'm inspired whenever i'm among them. today, at dover air force base, two heroes of this generation came home. sergeant jonathan hunter, christopher harris. these two heroes fell defending our freedom in afghanistan this week. we honor their service and their sacrifice. their names will be enshrined in the hearts of a grateful nation, and their families and their loved ones will remain in our prayers, for no greater love has a man than this, that he should lay down his life for his friends. these two men were heroes. we honor them tonight by standing with all those who at this very hour stand a far distant posts -- stand at far distant posts on the ramparts of freedom. god bles ts them all. [applause] and we honor them through our attributes that we also honor them fruit -- through our actions. i will make you a promise. president donald trump is going to be the best friend the armed forces of th

do you now believe the time has come for the armed forces, the people inside the armed forces, to rebels and their commander in chief? it is their duty to do so. article three, 33 and 350 of the venezuelan constitution empowers not only the military but also ordinary citizens when there is a regime that undermines human rights. we must step up and do whatever it takes. and i think it's time now for the military to stand up. we saw last sunday how a fraction of also militaries, former militaries, have taken up arms, and i think this will raise the level, raise the bar of this assymetrical, disproportionate use of weapons by maduro‘s regime. you're advocating insurrection, mutiny and treason. a month ago you were representing the venezuelan government. it seems pretty extraordinary. once again, i represent my country, it's called venezuela. and, i must say, civil rebellion is in article 350. i certainly am calling for that. and you know, if i may say so, you know what the consequence because we also know at substantial chunk of the country, —— and you know, if i may say so, you know what

making the arme armed forces effective should be the objective. and if it requires downsizing the army and increasing the navy and air force, fine, but it should not be the other way around. for command-and-control, korea is the best connected country in the world, best internet service. and yet we still need better communications, radios, and our tri-services at separate computer systems. which can talk to each other, but if they were unified bay would probably be able to talk a lot better. added to this we had to fight along with our americans, and the american system endocrine system is not that, you know, it's not considered reliable by its end-users. i think it's pretty okay, but, you know. if the end-user is not happy with it, you still have a problem. training, this is something that is not been discussed in all of these reforms. now, training in korea has a peculiar challenge to this. because every son goes into the military. the military is pressured into making sure that safety comes first. well, some of you have military experience, and

armed forces?r what we have seen is students with sticks and stones fighting disproportionate use of force by the maduro's regime. so they are shooting and killing demonstrators, and i don't think the effect has been great, by the international media. at but in reality, as you said, there is no way to defeat all its against stones. it is a textbook david against goliath. i believe we are going to win, if at the end of the day, as you have seen. now it is going to be another confrontation. is there another way out? i would like to hear what you think about it, because i don't see it. well, i am more interested about what you think, particularly about this notion of intervention. we have seen in recent days donald trump's administration slapped new sanctions on maduro personally, and some of his key associates. they say they are going to do more. but what they haven't done yet is put direct sanctions on venezuela's oil exports. the eu as well have come up with some harsh words but it hasn't actually

we back our armed forces, but the biggest weapon of ours is the people's vote. the people who cast more than 41 million votes at the ballot box will never face a dead-end. this book also supports our army and irgc. in our country, we will have dichotomy in our governance. our peace depends on our weapons, and our weapons rely on our peace. jcpoa is an example of national consensus in iran, undoubtedly without the support and vote of the people and the support of the league of islamic revolution as well as coordination in parliament and armed forces with the government as picked by the people, jcpoa would not get anywhere and could not be perpetuated, but the world should also know that any kind of violation of commitments within this international agreement will see a unanimous reaction of the iranian government and people. we should accept that we need to have mutual understanding and practical agreement on national interests and opportunities, and we need to resort to national conciliation and cooperation. that is an historical requisite. we should also realiz

and then they tried to modernize the armed forces so it started with the administration so there are two things to remember a first was create a unified command with the ground air and naval forces. before this endeavor started the chief of naval operations the chief of staff, the army chief of staff paul had separate command authority to conduct operations for their troops. so to have that unified command that is what most communist dates have at this time without having a unified command was to have a military with administrative authority you can tell them what to do or to assign the person to pay them more promote them so what he wanted to do or was forced into doing what is the assignment part from the command. the service chief who had that authority was reluctant . sun '02 come up with the deal space with administrative authority. in with that lingering suspicion by the korean public but this is back in 1990 so even been there was suspensions if you had a military strongman from the civilian perspective. so it is his idea so it did partially succeed to have a much stronger cha

of the guardian council, distinguished heads of the ,egislature and judiciary commanders of the armed forces, entire other officials, ladies and gentlemen. remembertset, let's the great architect of the as well as thec martyrs of the islamic revolution. i would like to bow in the face as today'sgnity dignity of ours is indebted to the bravery and chivalry of those individuals. today also coincides with the anniversaryirth and of one of our members, peace be upon him. on the like to ask god bestow hisccasion to blessings to our government and .eople , a new irano today was born out of a tumultuous situation, and a new epic was created. the constitution movement of iran as the first national movement of the middle east emerged victorious, and there were two fundamental principles of the rule of law and the national governments. that's what brought for our people in government. firstatter of fact, the national uprising of the people in thisseeking freedom , 111 years,inent within this period, the constitutional movement agenda in order to restrict the powers of the iranian kings witnessed numer

i'm going to be very careful in not doing that, but i want to talk about the korea armed forces reform, give you an overview of what your ally has an doing for the past 30, 40 years and try to see where we are right now. i'm not going to try to-- i might sound like that, but i'm not going to either support one person's agenda or criticize another person's agenda. i'm just trying to give you what i think is happening and you can decide on your own and also during our discussion period maybe we can talk about this a bit more. people say that there have been more than 10 to 15 military reforms in the history of the republic of korea armed forces. that can be correct or incorrect as far as how you define reform. now, most military reform occurs because either you have a new strategy, new way of thinking or if you have a new weapon system like a machine gun. true guerrilla-- military reform unfortunately actually comes because you have lost a war and so in most military's the worst thing that can happen to a military is being successful and if you become successful at it for too long people

our correspondent has been looking at this within the armed forces.any as: it seemed to the backbone of venezuela's government. ever since the rise of hugo chavez, the military has been a key player in a venezuelan politics. 12 all the country's 32 ministries, including interior, justice, and agriculture, are held by current or former officers. the army also recently took over the strategic oil industry. amid the unrest, the head of venezuela's armed forces and defense minister lopez has repeatedly pledged his loyalty to nicholas maduro, and yet signs of dissent have begun to emerge among lower ranking soldiers. the situation is really bad. the end of 2016. but the start of 20, our troops were going hungry. reporter: soldiers are struggling to make ends meet and violence has left 120 people dead. documents show that at least 123 members of the military have been arrested on charges ranging from theft to treason since the start of the protest. and while discontent has largely been kept quiet, some have begun to openly challenge majuro. in late june, a

you signed up for many more years in the armed forces. but there's more.alls somebody up to join him. >> i'd like maggie to step forward. >> that's his maggie in the beautiful dress and he has lovely things to stay about her. >> she's the reason i'm able to make it through each day. she has a little surprise and i'm going to have her pick it up and show you guys. >> you're like, okay. picks up the sign. right now what she's holding up, she thinks it's says that it's four years. >> before she can take a peek, you're like, no, no, no. what does it say? it's going to become clearer. can i just hand off that sign there and actually does it. he's signing up for a few years of something else. >> will you marry me? >> nice move. >> such a military move too. just create a diversion. surprise. got you. >> congratulations, guys. >> i don't know how to end it. i don't know how to -- >>> i'm going to do a burger challenge. >> he's up for the challenge. that's the oh my burger challenge. here he is walking into oh my burger in los angeles. >> i really want a burger rig

armed forces equipment was put to work reconstructing war-shattered buildings. and replanting the land in the first 10 years alone, the armed forces invested $23 million in more than 5000 projects. even though this is less than one dollar per korean, it has helped in the korean reconstruction program, and the koreans are, indeed, grateful. industrial development, too, has received massive american aid. since most korean industry was located in the communist north, the division of the country was an especially hard below to south korea. development of new industrial capabilities has been made possible by american financial and technical assistance. like anyone else, the koreans enjoy tv, refrigerators, and, of course, new cars. korea's first oil refinery, funded by american private capital, processes 55,000 barrels a day. the fertilizer plant produces 330,000 tons of chemical fertilizer a year. development of this vital industry can mean the difference between famine or food enough to feed the nation. the problem of food production is the main concern at the gove

that is also reflected in the armed forces. it doesn't mean the armed forces.he armed forces are about to switch or there is going to be a coup, it is very ha rd to is going to be a coup, it is very hard to know what this really represents, but the fact that this discontent, and there are some uprisings and rebellions, i think is not surprising given the situation in the country. how great is president and europe's support in the military —— president maduro's support? he has 2096 the military —— president maduro's support? he has 20% support. the military —— president maduro's support? he has 2096 support. senior officials have stuck with him. many officials have stuck with him. many of them are part of this system which was created by hugo chavez backin which was created by hugo chavez back in 1999. they are committed to it. they obeyed the president of the country and there is also an enormous amount of corruption. many are involved in drug trafficking, so they have vested interests in this government and it will be difficult for them to give up power. if th

all documenting the current resourcefulness and resilience with which women have served in the armed forces. women have been struggling to fight alongside men since the beginning of our country. back during the revolutionary period, women would sometimes follow their husbands into war out of necessity, maybe because they were found that military camps. in the civil war, some function as spies and several hundred women disguised as men served as soldiers in either the union or the confederate side. in world war i, women were allowed to join the military in limited roles and those roles expanded during world war ii although they still did not include combat duty. not until 1976 when the first women were admitted to the service academies and another 15 years passed before congress, in 1991, authorized women to fly in combat missions. two years later they said women could serve on combat ships. in more recent years, the number of jobs available to women has expanded rapidly and the pentagon has finally opened all ground combat positions to women at the start of last year. clearly, it has taken

butack our armed forces, the biggest weapon of hours is of ours is the people's vote. the people cast more than 41 million votes. the vote supports our army. we will have to economy in the governance. our peace depends on our weapons, and our weapons rely on our peace. poa is an example of national consensus in iran. without the support and vote of and the support of the leader of islamic revolution jcpoa would not get anywhere and it cannot be perpetuated. the world should know any kind would see a unanimous reaction by the iranian people. we need to resort to national wesideration and cooperation there isso realize only one ship for us all and there is one person sailing it. we also you need to use a compass and work together to sail through these rough waters. this is not in the only achievement of the islamic establishment, and has also pulled out some other successes. some achievements like independence for the country, unprecedented security, military and enhancement of the military prowess. also, penetration into the hearts and minds of people in the region as t

making the armed forces affective should be the objective and if it requires downsizing the army and increasing the air force, fine, but it should not be the other way around. for command-and-control, korea is the best connective country in the world, best internet service and yet we still need that her communications, radios and our tri- services have separate computer systems. this can talk to each other, but if they were unified they would probably be able to talk a lot better and added to this we have to fight along with our americans and the american system and the korean system is not that, you know it's not considered reliable by its end users. i think it's pretty okay, but if the end-user is not happy with it, you still have a problem. training, this is something that isn't discussed in all of these reforms. now, training in korea has a peculiar challenge to this because every son goes into the military. of the military's pressured making sure that safety comes first. well, some of you have military experience and when safety comes first, i mean, safety is very very very impor

sasha, i just want to say god bless you and and transgender out in theactually armed forces trying to serve their country. and the peopleat in the united states appreciate that. president trump did everything he could to get out of service in the armed forces and in this country, they call that being a coward and he still is a coward for picking on people that are trying to serve in the armed forces and he didn't. he didn't want to. i think it is ridiculous that he would make comments like that on twitter and that is really sad that we have a president that is a coward. you might not put this on, but i really appreciate it. host: any thoughts on what you heard? administration has gone after many different vulnerable communities. transgender people are not the first they have gone after. the muslim communities, women, immigrants. it is just in line with all of their other steps, attacking vulnerable folks. we will resist, we will stand up and protect our community in solidarity with those other movements and we will fight this. host: hampton, virginia. caller: i have to be honest. i ha

president, we continue to support ukraine and remain committed to build the capacity of your armed forces to defend the country and protect the ukrainian people. we applaud the ukraine's commitment to reform and modernize its defense sector according to nato standards. this will make ukraine's forces more operationally effective as well as more effective protectors of the ukrainian people. we look forward to the full implementation of nato standards in the midst of this conflict you are currently fighting. the united states and ukraine are cultivating a lasting strategic partnership already 25 years in the making, built on common security interests and shared principles. i look forward to continuing to build on that partnership which we have strengthened in june when president trump hosted you, mr. president, at the white house and reinforced today during our meetings here in this beautiful historic city. thank you again, mr. president. >> now it is time for questions. one question from each side. first goes to the ukrainian side. >> my question is on defense. it is about your discussion

that is why we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorists and criminalrks that sow violence and chaos throughout afghanistan. these killers need to know that they have nowhere to hide, that no place is beyond the reach of american might and american arms. retribution will be fast and powerful. as we lift restrictions and expand authorities in the field, we are already seeing dramatic results in the campaign to defeat isis, including the liberation of mosul in iraq. since my inauguration, we have achieved record-breaking success in that regard. we will also maximize sanctions and other financial and law enforcement actions against these networks to eliminate their ability to export terror. when america commits its warriors to battle, we must ensure they have every weapon to apply swift, decisive, and overwhelming force. our troops will fight to win. we will fight to win. from now on victory will have a clear definition, attacking our enemies, obliterating isis crushing al qaeda, preventing , the taliban from taking over afghanistan, and stopping mass terr

of the united states, their family, the united states of america simply has the finest armed forcesthe history of the world. the men and women who wear the uniform of this country at the best of your generation and i am inspired when i am among them. today, the dover air force base, two heroes of this generation came home. sergeant john are jonathan hunter and christopher of the 82nd airborne. these two heroes fell defending our freedom in afghanistan this week. we honor their service and their sacrifice. their names will be in trying to the hearts of a grateful nation and their families and loved ones will remain in our prayers. no greater love has a man than this, then he should lay down his life for his friends. these two men were heroes, we honor them tonight by standing with all of those who at this very hour stand a far different post on the ramparts of freedom. god bless them all. [applause] we honor them through our attributes, but we also honor them through our actions. i will make your promise, president donald trump is going to be the best friend the armed forces of the u

he is the best friend the armed forces of the united states will ever have.applause] vice president pence: and thanks to the courage of the american soldier, and the vision of our isis is onn-chief, the run, north korea and iran are on notice and we are once again getting our soldiers in afghanistan the support and the tools to win. under president trump, we are supporting the men and women of law enforcement as never before. including the brave men and women of the united states customs and border protection. [applause] vice president pence: the president has already signed the largest increase in border security funding in a decade and a legal risings in our southern border are down by nearly 50%. they one of our administration, president trump has been fighting for american jobs and american workers and optimism is sweeping across the country. businesses, large and small have created more than one million new jobs this year. unemployment has not been this low in 16 years and more americans are working than ever before. president donald trump is renewing am

when you have a strong arms forces, you do have a tendency to have a more peaceful world, no? >> that's true, david. after the ball of the berlin wall, that is not the case, unfortunately barack obama let the military slide even more. we have a lot of updating we have to do, procurement we have to do and training of our people has not been done the way it should have been done. >> john, what do you think? >> i see the other coincidence that every time we elevate the leader of irrelevant country they tend to play into our elevation of them and i think we are doing this year. >> history where we have underestimated the damage that a tyrant can do like adolf hitler. >> i don't think that was our war either. if the desire is more spending now, simple answer is this, tell china this is your problem, in turn for you taking care of what is your problem, we will remove troops from south korea that will save a lot of money and file it back in the military. >> i don't know. i believe history with underestimating the damage that tie reants do. >> steve mentioned after the fall of the ber

interestingly, we only have an armed force of 300,000 men. we have a big challenge ahead of us. it makes sense to begin with this. i want you to see the first challenge and here i want to think a little about the process men come into the american military in the first world war. historians like to look at evidence and use that to tell the story. we like propaganda posters and have seen a lot of them and we see a lot of posters like this and unfortunately this is a little washed out but hopefully you can kind of see, maybe not so well, that this poster says enlist and at the bottom the captioning is on which side of the window are you and this is the kind of perfect encap encapsulation of the moment in choice. you have a man, it is hard to see but he is well dressed. he is hiding in the shadows and thinking about his decision. should he enlist? and he sees outside these men walking in unison. they are under the american flag and then the caption says here is your choice. which side of the window are you going to be on? and so we have posters like this which in a sense really emp

also, representatives of democratic delegations, the social organizations of our thetary, the armed forcesmilitary officers and soldiers. they are under xi jinping [indiscernible] and the chairman of the commission of china. >> dear comrades and friends, gathered at this very big gathering in celebration of the 90th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of the federation army. of therious history chinese army under the communist party of china. and to look forward into the future of the modernization development of the national mobilize theto whole military and nation to continue to struggle. together, we are a strong force. we will strengthen the military together to realize [indiscernible] and endeavor persistently for the realization of the chinese of the chinese nature. -- nation. comrades and friends, i have a goal. had; neil status, as a society. colonial had semi status, as a society. the people were in domestic strife and aggression. national independence and a liberation of the people, and to overthrow [indiscernible] capitalism, the chinese people have been fightin

lawsuit was filed in baltimore on behalf of six transgender military members of the armed forces and another was filed in seattle by gay rights group in washington state and lawsuit alleged that ban had equal protection and due process and speech. president trump directed to implement the ban on transgender individuals in the military. >> in person interviews will become more frequent for people immigrating to the united states. yesterday department of homeland security beefed up the betting process. the new policy is another part of extreme vetting executive order. officials say the face to face interviews are attempt to better we'd out fraud. >> 4:33 now. american university expelled he 18 students involved in underground fraternity. the group is called epsilon iota abused of participating violence, hazing and drinking. over the years they also have been accused of assault, rain and drug use. students of the campus say in recent years members have been wealthy international students and the group is perpetuated and systematically present aid threat to campus saferty and well-being.

in most of the iraqi armed forces in most of the other day, telling them that he thought his peopleake another town within is control within days, and it seems the military has a sense they can eradicate the caliphate on iraqi soil, but you seem to be saying it's not as simple as that. i don't think we are going to save the end of isis at all. it will be with us for a long time, not only through iraq, but spreading already — reaching thailand and the philippines is twits, and to europe westwards. but, in iraq, you are suggesting they will change territory, they won't hold territory so much as conduct an underground insurgency. no, but the insurgency, they will perform insurgencies and embark on insurgencies, and asserting that the terrorist activities or explosions, killings and assassinations. so that's why i say we need to win the warand that's why i say we need to win the war and the battles. one aspect of iraqi's approach to the mosul conflict and the wider struggle against is is the allegation from many quarters, not least inside iraq, for example, from the kurdish leaders, tha

making the armed forces effective should be the effective and if it requires downsizing the army and increasing the navy and air force, fine, but it should not be the other way around. for command and control, korea is the best connected country in the world, best internet service and yet we still need better communications, radios, and tri services have separate computer systems which can talk to each other but if they were unified, they would probably be able to talk a lot better. added to this, we have to fight along with our americans and the american system and the korean system is not that -- it's not considered reliable by its end users. if the end useers is not happy, you have a problem. training in korea has a challenge to this because every sun goes into the military, the military is pressured into making sure that safety comes first. cel, some of you have military experience and when safety comes first, i mean, safety is very, very important and you have the little accident, then why would a commander risk his career and his family livelihood to train hard. we have seen thi

with a clear mission to defeat the enemy that's why we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorist and criminal networks that so violence and chaos throughout afghanistan these killers need to know they have nowhere to hide that no place is beyond the reach of american might and american arms retribution will be fast and powerful as we lift restrictions and expand authorities in the field we are already seeing dramatic results in the campaign to defeat isis including the liberation of mosul in iraq since my inauguration we have achieved record breaking success in that regard we will also maximize sanctions and other financial and law enforcement actions against these networks to eliminate their ability to export terror. when america commits its warriors to battle we must ensure they have every weapon to apply swift decisive and overwhelming force our troops will fight to win we will fight to win from now on victory will have a clear definition attacking our enemies obliterating isis crushing al qaeda preventing the taliban from taking over afghanistan and st

that is why we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorist and criminale nowhere to hide, that no places beyond the reach of american might and american arms. retribution will be fast and powerful, as we lift restrictions and expand authority in the field. we're already seeing dramatic results in the campaign to defeat isis, the liberation of mosul in iraq. since my administration, we have seen record breaking success in that regard. we will also see sanctions and other law enforcement actions against these networks to eliminate their ability to export terror. america commits its warriors to battle, and we must ensure that they have every weapon to employ swift, at the site, and overwhelming force. our troops will fight to win. they will fight to win. from now on, victory will have a clear definition. attacking our enemies, but was reading isis, crushing al qaeda. —— obliterating isis. preventing the taliban from taking over afghanistan. and stopping mass terror attacks against america before they emerge. we will ask our nato allies and global partners to

come to an end we will also expand authority for american armed forces donald trump does a total u. turn on his campaign pledge to quits afghanistan now vowing to expunge the military operation with no deadline for withdrawal. the president also makes another attempt to hail the u.s. political divide amid claims both sides are now trying to exploit it for political gain. the u.n. warns of a massive civilian exodus in iraq people deprived of basic immediate cease fire as government forces launch a launch scale offensive on the eisel held city of tal afar. although there is two pm here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron all toked top story this hour a total disaster that's how donald trump describes the u.s. military campaign in afghanistan during the election with a pledge that his pull america out but now he's announced a complete reversal of those plans and instead of getting out he's expounding on what's already there. this destructive cycle of. chaos must finally folks come to an end we will also expand authority for american armed

he was no longer a celebrity popping off on twitter but he was actually commanding the armed forces. and general mattis the defense secretary h.r. mcmaster the national security adviser impressed upon him over the course of many months their view which is that it would be very dangerous for the u.s. to withdraw completely from afghanistan and tried to present the case to him gradually that adding more troops would be helpful in stabilizing the country. trump i'm told from reporting was angry about his options in afghanistan. he fumed about it. he was frustrated. he felt there was no easy solution no easy victory with this war but eventually came around to siding with the generals. >> and kim, what an amazing turn of events where afghanistan and sending american troops into harm's way is not subject enough for the speech. that because of the damage done over charlottesville and the kind of back filling that needed to be done that was inserted, .two, i don't know if there's a question in here or not. this is a speech, a message almost designed to last only 4 hours. because the presiden

also, representatives of democratic affiliations, the organizations of our military the armed forces,he , military officers and soldiers. now, i would like to give the floor to mr. xi jinping. [applause] pres. xi jinping: dear comrades and friends. today, we are gathered at this very big gathering in -- in commemoration of the 90th anniversary of the founding of the people's of the liberation army. the glorious history of the chinese army under the communist party of china. and to look forward into the future of the modernization development of the national defense and the military. whole party,ze the military and nation to continue to struggle, and together, we are a strong force. nation,strengthen the and strengthen the military together, to realize and -- to .ealize things and an endeavor persistently for the realization of the chinese nation. dear comrades and friends, i ago, china was semi-feudal status as a society. the nation was in an obese of suffering-- abyss of and decay. the people were in a mystic strife and aggression -- foreign aggression. national independence and a li

get out of afghanistan we will also expand the thought for american armed forces donald trump does a total u. turn on his repeated pledge to quit afghanistan now vowing to expand the military operation with no plan for a withdrawal. the president also makes another attempt to heal the u.s. political divide i made claims both sides are now trying to exploit the divisions the political gain. and sleep un voices deep concern on reports at least forty civilians are being killed in a u.s. led bombing raid in russia i still stronghold in syria. that this is our senior international broadcasting to you last and most unlikely aaron good to have you with us. a total disaster how donald trump as a presidential candidate denounced the u.s. military campaign in afghanistan pledging his lead america out if he becomes president but now he's flipping on this promise and actually expanding also already that. gather state is a total and complete disaster let's get with it get out of afghanistan we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorist and criminal networks where