we are hearing from all three commanders and secretary austen that that was a bad decision and thoseee are the ones telling the truth. jillian: you have a president saying i was never advised that at least that i recall that these generals testifying that is there belief, that the president knew that. how do we get answers now? that is a distinct difference between what you have the president saying at what the generals are saying and that is the problem. >> it is scary, their stories match testifying to congress, but what scares me is secretary austen, general milley, general mckenzie, all 3 of them together couldn't talk sense into this white house and that scares me because what happens with the next crisis when it is china, taiwan, iran, something like that, will president biden's team listen next time? clearly he did not listen this time and it was a tragic outcome. jillian: a lot of people are calling for the stop military generals to be fired or relieved of their duty. where do you stand on this? >> i would like to see somebody fire step up and say we made mistakes. i think se

how they were advised without sworn testimony from secretary austen in general milley, general mckenzie and general miller. we will never be able to untangle the chaotic force of events that led to the deaths of 13 servicemembers in kabul and the abandonment of an unknown number of american citizens and our afghan partners. madame president i ask unanimous consent that the letter be entered into the record. >> without objection. >> thank you. the fact finding mission to impress upon my democratic colleagues the importance of the words that we use to describe how we talk about them and frame their actions since daync number one of this administration the biden administration has used they are words to rehabilitate the taliban in the eyes of their radical base. the problem of course is the diplomatic calls for inclusivitynd and equality this supports allies with the taliban actually is. the taliban, like isis and al qaeda is a terrorist organization they rule by fear. forced marriage brutality against anyone who questions their regime. against anyone who disagrees with them. the way women

i've asked secretary austen of the department of defense to lead this effort for the u.s. government in close collaboration with the department of energy and department of state. our governments will now launch an 18 month consultation peri df this program from workforce to training to production to safeguards and nonproliferation measures and to nuclear stewardship send safety to ensure full compliance with each of our commitments of a nuclear nonproliferation treaty. we will undertake this effort in a way that reflects the long-standing leadership and global non-proliferation and rigorous verification standards and partnership in consultation with the international atomic energy agency. i want to thank prime minister morrison and prime minister boris johnson for their friendship, but mostly for their leadership and partnership as we undertake this new phase in our security cooperation. the united states will continue to work with the quad, as stated earlier. our five treaty allies and other partners, as well as allies and partners in europe and around the world to mainta

jillian: anthony blinken and lloyd austen set to testify on capitol hill is new terror threat looming in afghanistan. >> reporter: secretary blinken will testify next weekend secretary austen will testify later this month after warning of potential resurgence of al qaeda in afghanistan. >> watching to see what happens, al qaeda has the ability to regenerate in afghanistan. >> taliban gave al qaeda things way when a controlled afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, when security secretary mayorkas is defending what he called a multilayered vetting process for afghanistan refugees as republicans have growing concerns that it could lead to terrorists entering the country. mayorkas says no information suggests isis has come into the us. fox's peter doocy confronts jen psaki after praising the taliban. >> the taliban is businesslike and professional, their i minister has an fbi wanted poster, $10 million bounty on his head. >> we are here to celebrate the return of american citizens who wanted to leave afghanistan. to get this people that we had to work with some members of the tower and, to work

. >> stuart broke the chain of command, i contend general mackenzie, general milley, secretary austen have broken the chain of trust and confidence of the american people and for that they should be embarrassed. >> they should drop their rank and they should resign for that. laura: the angle was first to call for those resignations, the government general milley made clear it is not going to happen. >> will you now resign? >> i serve at the pleasure of the president, mister jackson. >> for the alleged crime of demanding accountability lieutenant colonel schiller was stripped of his command and thrown in the brig. his pretrial hearing is set for tomorrow although he hasn't yet been formally charged he could face charges of article 88, article 90 willfully disobeying a superior commissioned artist, officer, article 92, failure to obey owner and article 180 conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. we will see what happens but all this smacks of political payback, doesn't it? an official attempt to silence and intimidate dissidents with ranks. if you remember your russian history if

corps while stuart broke the chain of command i can send general mackenzie, generally, secretary austen, they have broken the chain of trust and confidence of the american people and for that they should be embarrassed. they should drop their rank and they should resign for that because today's hearing showed that they aren't going to accept accountability for the mistakes they made him a they wanted to blame everybody else, the afghan government, the afghan military, the weather, however but i'm telling you they should resign. >> shouldn't they be fired? resign, shouldn't they be fired? >> you and i both know president biden isn't going to fire them. >> we have to get word out to the american people what is going on, he needs our help. his family needs our help and we are asking the american people to write their congressman who say it's not all right with them, then we need to say we want relief, we want his pension reinstated, to have his medical benefits that he is going to need after the deployment but if they won't do that, at least we let him out of the marines. he asked for that

central command, wonder why we didn't win, people at the military level, 3 or 4 star general. >> lloyd austen true patrol before the senate armed services committee on the 20 eighth. >> the search continues for gabby petito, vanished without a trace. her father joins me. thank you for joining us. start to talk to under the circumstances and hope you will get the news you are searching for. tell me the latest with your family search to find gabby. >> nothing new. we have all the information you have. i wish i had something more to say, pushing efforts of to do what we can with the information we have and start shooting from there and look where we can. jillian: your family should a statement talking about how brian's home in his house, gabby is out there in the wilderness and you don't know what happened to her or where she is. how do you begin trying to piece this puzzle together? >> must be difficult for laundry family to have their son home while we're looking for hours. i'm not concerned with how they are feeling. the way we are doing it is heart wrenching. that is mildly daughter. i can't

secretary austen directed the military to acquire vaccinations. kaiser permanente, which instituted its requirements last month, now has 89% of their employees vaccinated. the same is true for children's hospital in philadelphia. requiring vaccinations has led to about 90% of its workforce being vaccinated more than a month before its deadline. 90% of fox corp. employees reported they are fully vaccinated after the company mandated all employees submit their vaccination status or will undergo regular testing. at rutgers university, the university of vermont, the university of virginia, and uc berkeley all have 97% of their students vaccinated. here is what we know. vaccination requirements work. they get more americans vaccinated, which is the path out of the pandemic, plain and simple. private and public sectors implement and vaccination requirements have seen their vaccination rates increase by double digits in just a few weeks. early adoption of vaccination requirements from private employers, health care systems, and the military have already

brent: what about defense secretary austen?e admitted the pentagon did not fully comprehend the depth of corruption and for leadership within the afghan army. one could expect being on the ground in afghanistan for 20 years would make this kind of catastrophic misreading unlikely. evidently that wasn't the case. >> well, with all due respect to secretary alston, the issue of whether or not there was so much corruption -- austin, the issue of whether or not there was so much corruption, this is a decade old if not a 15-year-old problem. i know during my time, this was discussed at length, i'm not saying the u.s. made the right decisions, it did come back the right level of corruption, but it doesn't mean that secretary austin is wrong. there was a level of corruption that was underestimated. the question is, was held accountable for that? were there warnings about this? it certainly wasn't something that came out of nowhere. this certainly was discussed and that along with the discussion you heard earlier today about the develop

and the testimony that was given by secretary austin and general milley, they made clear secretary austencifically said if you stayed there at a forced posture of 2500 certainly would be in effect with a taliban and you would have to reinforce. reporter: from the senders' dueling narratives, donald trump who made a deal with the taliban to take troops out or president biden who set the dates for removal. >> anyone who says the last few months were a failure but everything before that was great clearly has not been paying attention. >> because of the dates and the decision that was made by our president, because of that, we left american citizens behind. reporter: so what went wrong? this hearing did not produce any real answers but the military admitted here that something did. >> we helped build the state but could not forge a nation. the fact that the afghan army that we and our partners trained simply melted away, in many cases without firing a shot, took us all by surprise. i would be dishonest to claim otherwise. reporter: the pentagon is conducting its own review of actions but some

secretary austen spoke first -- secretary austin spoke first. >> we need to consider some uncomfortables, that we didn't fully comprehend that the depth of corruption and poor leadership was in the senior ranks, that we didn't grasp the damaging effect of frequent and unexplained rotations by president ghani of his commanders, that we didn't anticipate the snowball fect caused by the deals that the taliban commander struck with local leaders in the wake of the doha agreement, and that the ugh hot itself had a demoralizing effect -- the doha agreement itself had a demoralizing eect. >> we pulled our advisors off three years ago. when you pull the advisors out of the units, you can no longer assess things like leadership and will. we can count the assets, but you cannot measure the human heart. u have to be there. >> general mckenzie went further in his assessment of u.s. mistakes. in august, in an interview with abc news, president biden said that he could not recall having received advice from the military about keeping some trps in afghanistan. general kenzie said that's exactly -- gen

katie austen has more. to close today, the result of motorists panic buying fuel. a mental health nurse told us she struggled to get to work. because of panic buying, there was nothing left. i live 14 miles away from work. work then had to call me a taxi to bring me in, which is costing the nhs money. a group which speaks for more than 5,000 independent fuel retailers said the impact had been severe. there is a large number — more than half — which have already run dry, and those others are running dry quite quickly. the first limited supply issues were down to a lack of tanker drivers, that's highlighted a wider lorry driver shortage — a long—standing problem that's got worse. the government has today announced new measures aimed at tackling that, including 5,000 visas lasting only until christmas eve. we would have liked to have seen it four months, but, you know, we will take what we can, but it's not enough, and it's too little too late, basically. other sectors too have struggled to fill their work for

katie austen, thank yom — tributes have been paid today to one of english football's great goal scorersfter his death at the age of 81. in the 19605 he became tottenham hotspur�*s most prolific striker, scoring 266 goals — a club record that still stands. he was part of the england squad that won the world cup in 1966, although he missed out on the chance to play in the final. and he went on to have a successful post football career as one half of saint and greavsie on television. katie gornall looks back on his life. he was one of the most natural finishers ever to play the game. perhaps even the greatest goal—scorer that england has produced. it's greaves! oh, and a hat—trick for greaves! he was devilishly funny as well, with his wit and his personality. so charismatic. but on the field of play, people will remember him most, those of us who are old enough to have witnessed his magnificence at times. he could score all sorts of goals. he was a beautifully graceful footballer and a wonderful finisher. jimmy greaves made his name at chelsea, before moving to ac milan in 1961. his europe

secretary austen: going forward, bob, i would not want to make any productions. i would tell you we will do everything we can to make sure we remain focused on isis-k, understand the network, and at a time of our choosing in the future hold them accountable for what they have done. host: andrew mines, let me follow on that with a question from a viewer in north carolina who says can andrew discuss the ideological differences between the taliban and isis-k that makes them dislike each other? guest: sure. the afghan taliban is focused on the emirate, a prominent islamic entity within the borders of afghanistan. they identify the afghan national boundaries as their country and they will be seeking to form and are starting to form governments within those boundaries. the islamic state movement overall is not recognized international boundaries. the world order as we understand it, nation states as we understand them, and as their boundaries are drawn -- we do not -- they do not recognize those boundaries and they view any jihadist group that works to form nationalist

. >> he was questioned by lawmakers alongside defense secretary lloyd austen and general mckenzie this week, he said the talent and was and still remain a terrorist group saying the talent and have not cut ties with al qaeda and different secretary austin was asked if a civilian evacuation should happen sooner and essentially blames the state department. >> the call on how to do that and when to do it is really state department call, we certainly would have liked to see it go faster or sooner but again they had a number of things to think through as well. >> top pentagon officials made a stunning admission about the restroom strike that killed 10 afghan civilians including 7 children. >> when did you know civilians were killed in a straight? >> several hours afterward. >> this after the defense department repeatedly declined to confirm civilian casualties and days following the site. the top republican is revealing the suicide bomber who killed 13 us servicemembers was released from bagram air base. a republican on the house appropriations subcommittee on defense told fox news sources

todd: anthony blinken and lloyd austen testifying capitol hill his new terror threats could be loomingary blinken will testify next weekend secretary austin later this month after warning of a resurgence of our qaeda in afghanistan. >> the whole community is watching to see what happens and whether or not al qaeda has the ability to regenerate in afghanistan. jillian: the taliban gained al qaeda sanctuary when it controlled afghanistan from 1996 to 2001. homeland security secretary mayorkas defendant what he called the multilayered vetting process where afghanistan refugees as republicans have growing concerns it could lead to terrorists entering the country. mayorkas saying no information suggesting isis would come to the us and fox news's peter doocy confronts jen psaki after praising the caliban. >> businesslike and professional, interior minister had an fbi wanted poster. what is the business? >> we are here to celebrate the return of american citizens who wanted to leave afghanistan. in order to get those people out we had to work with some members of the taliban to press them int

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they are there with the us defence secretary lloyd austen, this is very solemn moment for the pentagon the afghanistan, there was also the war that was launched in iraq. and then orjust before the us withdrawal from afghanistan on august the 31st, 13 us service members lost their lives there, outside the airport in kabul in the chaotic us exit from afghanistan, trying to protect people who wanted to be edited out of the country. so, this, a very sombre day for the pentagon and present biden, who was talking to some of the relatives who lost people a 911 who told me they met president biden this morning and that they found him to be very empathetic about their own loss because he lost his son beau biden from brain cancer and the president talks about his own loss when he is meeting with those who are bereaved. and you can see there that president biden has been not making public remarks today but he did release a statement last night in which he said that america mac greatest strength is its unity. and this is something that former president george w bush 32 today, in this very polarise

secretary austen told the house armed services committee there was no "handouts" given to the biden administration remarks came after general mark mille

secretary austen took several phone calls about providing help to afghanistan. what is the latest update? it still thinks -- it seems that that is unclear. how will they be able to leave if it's not paid for? mr. kirby: i got that part. the first question, what? reporter:'s paid for in afghanistan, what is the update? mr. kirby: airport security. i think you for the state department talk about this, there have been a number of countries that have been in discussions, qatar and turkey are two of them, for being able to provide some measure of airport security so the airport can get back up and running. i understand they are discussing with themselves how to move forward with the taliban on that. we have time for a couple more. reporter: d have an update on the number of afghans at bases -- satcom basis? i think i might. i know i had this in here somewhere. you know what, i won't hold everyone up, i think i have it i will keep looking for it. i think i have it, i just have to find it. oh, here we go, i did have it. numbers about 16,000. sorry for the delay there,

revelations my next guest pledged to stop pentagon and state department nominations until secretary austen an end tony blinken and sullivan resign. and today in the senate testimony antony blinken refused to take responsibility for afghanistan. >> president biden took office in january and predisaster reached with the taliban had he not followed through with his commitment from attacks on our forces and those of our allies would have resumed in the tele- pan nationwide assault on afghanistan's major cities would have commenced. >> laura: joining me now is very senator josh hawley. senator, the lies, the stonewalling and the misrepresentation of trump is sheer incompetence. an elf the leaked milley chats. is there anyone trustworthy among biden's military or diplomatic leadership or cabin at this point? >> you know, makes you wonder if anyone in this administration, laura, willing or able tell the truth. that is a dangerous part in the united states of america. and to listen to what he was saying today is not true, this administration materially altered the conditions of withdrawal and they

i also said, while he broke chain of command, austen, mei li, mckenzie, they broke the chain of trust in the american people, we are madd as hell and i'm asking the american people to find your voice, stand up, demand accountability of your congresspeople, ask for lieutenant schaller to be freed. in my opinion, of course, i am dad though it's probably not fair, but i think they should receive his pension after 17 years of fighting for this country. i think he and his family should have their health care benefits and va benefits for the rest of their lives and the sacrifices he's made. >>ds and he needs to be out of solitary confinement in prison where he is not allowed to call anyone or to have visitors. >> tucker: this whole thing is so crazy, it's hard to believe. >> go ahead. >> tucker: no, i was just saying it's hard to believe this is happening in the united states. i think our reviewers agree with you 100%. i'm sorry about your suffering, and we will be covering this wherever it leads. i appreciate it. kathy and stu schaller, thank you for joining us.l >> tucker: we have interna

. >> the hearing kicks off in a few hours, chairman mark millie, lloyd austen and centcom commander frank mckenzie took heat from both sides of the aisle and expect the same to happen in a few hours, asking austin and millie to step down from their post immediately. >> an act of political defiance to redesign because my advice - my dad to get a choice to resign at iwo jima. >> general frank mckenzie, the 4-star marine general overseeing the mission in afghanistan claims he advised the administration to leave a presence on the ground in afghanistan. >> i have a few the withdrawal of those forces lead inevitably to the collapse of afghan military forces. >> i'm satisfied we had a thorough policy review of all the parties had an opportunity to provide an input was received. >> reporter: it was president biden, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces who insisted on several occasions nobody gave him specifically that advice. this is an interview from august 19th with abc news. >> military advisors, a stable situation the last several years. >> president biden: no one said that to me that i

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at the clips from january and the same month that lloyd austen announced he was cracking down.k milley told the u.s. congress he was working to root out white range and military. okay. after all of this because we are keeping score, as of today, we e white supremacist on active duty who's been discovered by the pentagon and fired. not one. of that the right didn't exist at all. it was fake. that was all a lie. several national guard troops were relieved around the inauguration and never explain why they were fired. if a senior commander in the space force, lieutenant matthew lowe meyer lost his job and we . in august lloyd austin came up with a new political purity test. this was specifically designed to separate the obedient from the free. can't have any of the latter category. if he planned to fire anybody in the entire armed services who didn't submit to the covid-19 vaccination shot. didn't matter if they had natural immunity are not which many in the military do. the personal moral or religious objections were irrelevant. bow before the authority of the democratic party, n

caucus members raised their concerns in a letter to the defense secretary austen writing that milleyainly disregarded the concept of civilian control of the military and gave aid and comfort to american principal adversary the chinese communist party." that letter accused milley of setting up a parallel chain of command involving the nuclear launch codes and bypassing former president trump. the letter is signed by more than 27 members of the freedom caucus. for his part, milley is expected to testify on capitol hill later this month. those must-see tv days for us. >> mike: the chairman under oath and up against what we have read in the book. kevin corke, thanks very much. let's dig deeper into special counsel john terms indictment of washington attorney michael sussman with former justice department prosecutor jim trusty and cal berkeley law professor and former deputy attorney general, john yoo. welcome. let's start out with former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy's take on the durham probe. >> i think that durham's hand is being forced because the statute of limitations is fi

secretary blinken currently with secretary austen claims the taliban are still allowing people to leave. >> to freely depart, the international community watching to see if the taliban lives up to their commitments. the number of american citizenship, in afghanistan is somewhere around 100. >> reporter: this comes as the taliban claims they are in control of that. the last hope of the opposition emerged, pakistan was involved in crushing the last remnants. according to sent, sources the pakistani military fighting alongside the taliban and, backed up by pakistani drone strikes. secretary blinken, a lot of difficult sessions for him. >> thank you. >> this comes with acting director of national intelligence rick grenell sounding away alarm for afghan refugees. take a listen. >> through my sources, people who used to work for me contacted me to say that the vetting process is atrocious. they are told by biden administration officials to rush people through without proper documentation. pushes foreign service officers, the state department employees, dhs employees in a terrible position, th

and that was katie austen.eir starmer has tried to row back on some of his plans to change the voting rules for future leadership elections but the remaining proposals are still likely to spark confrontation with the left. the party is brighton for its annual conference, where the focus was also on new rights for workers. from brighton, ian watson, a political correspondent has the latest. a warning that there are flashing images in this report. applause it wasn't an ideal start to his party conference. keir starmer wanted to attack the conservative. this government is letting people down so badly. but this government is letting people down so badly-— this government is letting people down so badl . �* ., ., down so badly. but under attack from some in his — down so badly. but under attack from some in his own _ down so badly. but under attack from some in his own party, _ down so badly. but under attack from some in his own party, he _ down so badly. but under attack from some in his own party, he was - down s

>> he avoid austen should go. mediocrities and at some point do what we expect of young staff sergeants and captains and navy lieutenants which is to put their country and armed service first and respect the uniform, he has become politically charged because he walked with trump across lafayette square after it was cleared of violent protesters, he is hated by the left and disliked by the right so do the best thing for the army and leave. we want a lot of speculation after the relation in afghanistan and the withdrawal that we are getting soft on china. what do you say to that? >> absolutely true and it is unfortunate, not just our adversaries so weakness and afghanistan but with iran continuing to bake them for a nuclear deal, as and the daughter of the founder of huawei was held for 3 years because she admitted they invaded us sanctions on iran is and she left him and got two essentially she was arrested and the commerce secretary said -- things about we can do business with china or more business with china and

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nonetheless secretary austen and the president made it clear still clear to the military leadership that china is the pacing threat. as we look at developing a new concept the first threat that we look at is china, trying to make sure that we understand that. we are expanding it to look at russia, but nonetheless it has been made crystal clear that china is the threat. michael: one last word on china then i want to get in on some of the modernization efforts you been doing to try to address this threat. sort of a broad historical, strategic, even philosophical level, i wanted to ask how you look at china as a threat and specifically how you assess the likelihood that we will have to fight them in the future in some way, shape, or form? in the world that i live in and that you have been a part of in your harvard studies, there are people like the professor at harvard who argued that that is the trap, the famous nickname in the book. most times a new superpower or the level of an old one war is how they adjudicate the relative standing. i think he goes through 16 historical locations and s

it's called and i'll play on jane austen's sense and sexuality telling girls to get real redemption in a world. this is medical and real scientific truth. it's about the differences between men and women when it comes to intimacy, even just kissing and hugging. we have a sort of hormone that comes out with intimacy that is the same one when we're nursing our babies. we tend to fall in love. whereas most men are ready to move on to the next one and this is something that mothers used to tell their daughters. they don't tell them as much anymore. it's well, just do whatever it feels like butit's different between men and women . what we tried to do in this book i've written by a distinguished former counselor at a college who says come december or january these incredibly talented young women, academically challenged young women with their families would be terribly depressed and ready to kill themselves because they got caught up inthis hookup culture . and they just the boys would move on and there they were promiscuity, starting college and they would say to her doctor, if only someon

so now we have apologies from the secretary of defense lloyd austen, from the chairman of the joint chiefs milley and the head of central command general mckenzie. i think probably what is most remarkable, jake, is despite the fact that we have these apologies and these admissions that the intelligence was bad, when asked whether this was a complete and utter failure, mckenzie actually pushed back, saying that he would not qualify the entire operation in those terms. this of course also raises serious questions about these over-the-horizon capabilities that they keep talking about with no troops, no military presence in afghanistan, how will they be able to strike these terrorist targets? and, again, general mckenzie pointed to a strike against another isis-k target saying that that was extremely successful. he also said there were other successful operations that we haven't heard about. but there was the possibility of civilian casualties raised immediately following this strike by central command itself. but, at the same time, three days later, general milley, the chairman of the joint c

katie austen, bbc news.e he's attacked the government's handling of coronavirus, trade, and climate change. he's also proposed a system of catch up vouchers for parents to spend on helping children recover learning lost because of the pandemic. here's our political correspondentjonathan blake. his party may be far from centrestage in british politics, but sir ed davey made the most of his first speech to lib dem members in person since elected as leader last year. they've taken a once safe conservative seat in a by—election since then, and he thinks they are onto something. irate since then, and he thinks they are onto something.— since then, and he thinks they are onto something. we heard it loud and clear on the — onto something. we heard it loud and clear on the doorsteps, in _ onto something. we heard it loud and clear on the doorsteps, in the - onto something. we heard it loud and clear on the doorsteps, in the high . clear on the doorsteps, in the high streets, in the cafes. from people who had voted c

we heard from both secretary austen and secretary blinken earlier this week and their australian counterpartsow central that will be for u.s. actions in the endo-pacific in the coming years. i think beyond that, what we are seeing is an increasing connection both between the u.s. and countries in the region and amongst each other because all the countries, including the u.s., understand that china is operating effectively and quickly, and if we are going to preserve that space for national decision-making, it will take a combination of countries, it cannot be won on its own. host: the viewer spoke about his worries as far as miscalculation in responses to china. what is your level of concern on that? guest: it is a fair concern. if china wents countries to illuminate the cold war mindset, one thing the u.s. and soviet union did well was have regular engagements, regular summits and leaders could talk correctly -- talk directly to one another and say here is what i see, here is what i might have to do. right now, it has been many months since xi jinping has been outside of china, has allowed o

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>> i hope so but i already called for secretary blinken, secretary austen, chairman of the joint chiefsis the plan they gave the president they need to apologize to the american people and redesign and if it is not the plan they gave to the president then they should stand up to their moral responsibility and tell the american people how unfit president biden is. i don't know if nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are going to allow the proper investigations to go forward. i can tell you republicans are going to be calling for it and if we win the majority back next november you can better believe we will be digging in deep to find out what went wrong. stuart: trouble is we have another 3 and a half years with this team in place. you might lose a secretary here or a director there from a resignation but the basic team is with us for 3 and a half years. what do you think? is america in a tough spot? >> america is in a tough spot because i don't think biden is qualified to sit in the white house but i also don't have confidence in vice president harris. she has demonstrated with her performanc

secretary austen: going forward, bob, i would not want to make any productions.you we will do everything we can to make sure we remain focused on isis-k, understand the network, and at a time of our choosing in the future hold them accountable for what they have done. host: andrew mines, let me follow on that with a question from a viewer in north carolina who says can andrew discuss the ideological differences between the taliban and isis-k that makes them dislike each other? guest: sure. the afghan taliban is focused on the emirate, a prominent islamic entity within the borders of afghanistan. they identify the afghan national boundaries as their country and they will be seeking to form and are starting to form governments within those boundaries. the islamic state movement overall is not recognized international boundaries. the world order as we understand it, nation states as we understand them, and as their boundaries are drawn -- we do not -- they do not recognize those boundaries and they view any jihadist group that works to form nationalist movements tha

we heard from both secretary austen and secretary blinken earlier this week and their australian counterparts central that will be for u.s. actions in the endo-pacific in the coming years. i think beyond that, what we are seeing is an increasing connection both between the u.s. and countries in the region and amongst each other because all the countries, including the u.s., understand that china is operating effectively and quickly, and if we are going to preserve that space for national decision-making, it will take a combination of countries, it cannot be won on its own. host: the viewer spoke about his worries as far as miscalculation in responses to china. what is your level of concern on that? guest: it is a fair concern. if china wents countries to illuminate the cold war mindset, one thing the u.s. and soviet union did well was have regular engagements, regular summits and leaders could talk correctly -- talk directly to one another and say here is what i see, here is what i might have to do. right now, it has been many months since xi jinping has been outside of china, has allowed oth

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. >> so secretary austen moving at the fundamental viability over the horizon effort, is the airspacerrently considered sovereign? i will phrase in a slightly rdifferent way but. >> yes. under what authority is that legal? period the same we were using before. >> that is under the security and defense cooperation agreement of 2014? so i think what we are prosecuting now is the wauthorities that were referred toto by general mckenzie earlier and to take that into a arclassified setting. >> i will follow up with you. general mckenzie, yesterday in your hearing in front of the senate you made a comment when asked about war on terror. . . . . that that is over. a. >> we have no forces in afghanistan. our only interest is looking for isis -- >> chair man gaetz is recognized. >> house armed services committee. we know we are not going to defeat the taliban militarily and they are not going to defeat the government of afghanistan militarily. you really blew that call, didn't you, general? >> i believe that was an issue of strategic stalemate and if we had remained. >> that's an interesting a