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the fight against the taliban exposed the chronic corruption and mismanagement of then president ashcroft. gandhi's government right more than $300000000.00 per year went to paying salaries of afghan security, full staff members who didn't exist. in fact, according to one investigation. afghan truth numbers were as low as 50000 when the taliban took cobble. currently afghanistan is one of the 10 most corrupt countries in the world. we blame the afghans for siphoning off money and acting corrupt. and it's a bit of arrogant, something that we in the exact same situation, wouldn't see the same thing that you don't just get at p port people everywhere. that's, you know, that was a one time part of our understanding of american exceptionalism. now american exceptionalism is as fantasy that somehow we have a perfect life. we can export that to everybody just by dictate and not actually the hard work, ah low morale, coupled with the abrupt withdrawal of you and supported like to widespread desertion within the afghan army. with the taliban will also equate to use diplomacy. instruct deals with a

now, a pilot who threatened to crash his ashcroft into a wal mart store in the usa, mississippi has landed in a field. a small plain suckled above the town of tupelo for several hours. pilot contacted emergency services to make the threat, which prompted the evacuation of the store and the surrounding area, but least the plane was stolen and the pilot did not have a license. the man is in custody and is facing grand lawson in terrorist threat charges. no one was injured in the incident. protest is in should i am cro quoting for accountability off to for present got borrowed to pox. a returned to the country fried unprecedented demonstrations in july after the country spiral and his worst economic crisis and independence. japan was taken to a government bungalow under heavy security. after landing around midnight on friday . michelle fernandez has more from colombo. he sled as president of sri lanka, but returned on friday with no where to go got of a raj. bazzi flew back nearly 2 months after he fled. angry protested, who blamed him for pushing the country towards economic collapse. he res

more than 300 military vehicles as well as ashcroft and warships. or today's drills include 3 stages of joint military actions and preparation for any potential aggression in the east or c correspondent donald quarter reports. as you could see behind me, today's joint military exercise of all star 22 has just begun. it's consisting of 3 stages today per state. what you're seeing behind me right now is the initial ground assault under the cover of an artillery bombardment. stage 2 is going to consist of a heavy artillery bombardment as well as an aerial assault, and by state 3, which we're going to see later on. that's going to be when the mass assault is going to take place with protection against potential ariel threats. now, today's military exercise is actually very large. it's on a very large scale and in, in comparison to what we've seen and days before. and that's because member states from the russian lead military alliance, c, s t o, as well as the shanghai cooperation organization are all participating in the same exercise here. so let's ta

but then i'm proud of things like right after 911, attorney general ashcroft and the bush administration wanted to immediately change a lot of our laws, which would have limited speech and people's rights in this country. and i said, oh, we're going to take a closer look at this. and i was pleased that a number of republicans joined me quietly, but joined me. now, you had a you're known as being blunt, spoken. so is -- cheney. there was a you know, there was a time that he was on the hill when he was vice president talking to republicans. you went over and asked him to come over and talk to the democrats. he was, i think, angry that you had been criticizing halliburton, the company i had briefly left. yes. and he told you a phrase we can't repeat on c-span, vulgar phrase about what you should do with yourself. tell us about that. were you surprised when i was? you know, i don't in my dorm room before he was vice president and i were i was surprised at that. and it i never said a word about. it was the republicans were saying they were so shocked that they didn't agree with him during tha

oh, just so one of the story is to bring you a pilot and trying to crashes ashcroft into a wal mart store in the state of mississippi. as landed in a field l, the small plain, circled above the town of 2, paler for several hours. pilot contacted emergency services to make the threat, which prompted the evacuation of the store and surrounding area police. the plane was stolen and the pilot did not have a license. manager is in custody. and his face inclined lawson in terrorist threat charges. no one was injured in the incident. lose the headlines this our out there . well this next. ah ah ah, with a sad i'm a look at the been sophomore sonya on it, let me look that wasn't it was not a well or moderate in on elephant with the same at, in, with the same form in the lyrical walked actor. and we're anna adopted the dolly her age to be here. similar to probably not clear with the crate or sorry with her. the ag. manuel, tim alida, looking them as an ascii, erica, to e. ha, ha ha! we're headed ella. hadn't met till till i was foolish. to her till monday the day care to hoops of a hail, mysteriou

and missouri, jay ashcroft, the secretary state of missouri, found that even -- brief, he says that not even congress can act. and he has got a scary that only state legislatures connect they are the only ones. and he said could you imagine if they could turn a seven republican one democratic, district into a 44 -- for democrats for republicans. that's what he was offering. it tells you what the mindset is. >> as a historical matter it's ludicrous that this was the original public amendment of the 14th amendment, at least as it pertains here or anything having to do with a reconstruction amendments were, when they talk about voting, right? like, they understood that they were giving the federal government power to do a lot of the stuff. there is also a fascinating amicus brief, that i want to feature as well, which is a very strange and rare one, which is all of the chief justices of each state in the union -- all 50 states. so, this includes, mississippi and alabama, and new york and california -- the full gamut of the politics of this great nation. all unanimously filing amicus brief

daily intelligence prefer to then fbi director robert mueller and the former attorney general, john ashcroft. he's also the author of several books, including the presidents book of secrets, the unsettled story of intelligence briefings to americans presidents. david, thank you for joining us today. i will tell you, this is why it's very useful to have people like you here, because i was reading a twitter threat that you put out today. it's picking up traction, which cautions people like me, journalists, and others, to jumping to conclusions about the discovery of empty folders that are marked classified. the rest of us are saying, hold down, there's 40 plus folders that's a classified on them, and no documents in them. where are the documents? you seem to have an answer to that. >> it is possible that there are classified documents still missing. i'm not ruling that out. but we have a bunch of folders that simply say, classified, on them. that means the documents within those folders are of various classification levels. then, we have further report you just show, about 100 classified docum

a £100,000 sum was offered by a private donor, and the charity's founder lord ashcroft is matching itrmer constable have been found guilty of sending grossly offensive misogynistic and racist messages in a whatsapp group with sarah everard's killer. serving metropolitan police officer jonathon cobban and former pcjoel borders sent the messages in a whatsapp group with wayne couzens two years before he raped and killed sarah everard. more than half of england's maternity units failed to meet standards. in a review from the care quality commission, the bbc�*s research found that 7% posed a high risk of avoidable harm. the nhs will set aside £8 million compensation after mothers and babies were harmed or died during childbirth. the royal couege or died during childbirth. the royal college of midwives say that the findings reflect an ongoing crisis in maternity care following a series of safety standard. 0ur health correspondence has this report. a warning though you may find this distressing. she was my best friend, lucy. i lost that. everything changed when lucy was 22. we used to have