after visiting bagram. he will write a book. you must not kill.le, the author cites a case where prisoners were tied to chairs face down and let into the room by fighting dogs who mocked people until they confessed to everything that could be imagined, while people were obviously not guilty of this, according to bagram mahammad, an interpreter who worked for the americans, when i translated for them, i often knew that the detainees were anyone. only not terrorists, of course, used torture very widely, and not only in prison, but also, for example, at american base points. uh, moreover, the torture investigation became a common practice for the cia for more than 10 years, uh, citizens of other states fussed about this or that bass and under the guise that american laws or really rude killing of defenseless people. in afghanistan, there are non-stop airstrikes. the rape torture of the bombing of a hospital school in washington dc would bring a long list of sins, being just part of a crime against humanity. in this country, the actions of the militar

after visiting bagram. he will write a book. you must not kill.s an example, the author cites a case where prisoners were tied to chairs face down and let into the room by fighting dogs that mocked people until the shadows confessed to everything that can be imagined, while the people were known to be innocent, according to bagrame mohammad, an interpreter working for the americans, when i translated for them i often knew that the detainee was anyone. only non-terrorists were certainly very widely used torture, and not only in prison, but also, for example, on the american base of pointe shoes. uh, moreover, the torture investigation has become a common practice for the cia for more than 10 years, uh, special fuss, uh, citizens of other states on certain bases and under the guise of the fact that american the laws of theirs are indeed a brit group killing defenseless people in afghanistan without a solid airstrikes. the rape torture of the bombing of a hospital school in washington dc would bring a long list of sins, being just part of a crime aga

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right if you look at biden comments the other way saying that republican don't get it, he surrender bagramafghanistan and left military equipment for taliban, he called zelenskyy, told him to get on first plane out his nation would fall within hours biden was wrong about that he is one that was talking about united states accepting a quote, unquote minor incursion into ukraine in the begin of the war, his weakness, his v vacillation lead to russia's action. his liberal progressive caucus in the house, drafted a litter basically saying -- letter saying we should look to concede land to vladimir putin. it is ridiculous, if there is one person that is under mining that war effort it is jobe joe biden, refused to give the ukranians the tools they need, it hospitalization -- it is his lack of support and his unwillingness to go big early on. kennedy: i agree. it seems that by the way they are telegraphing their tragedy or lack there of, they just want the war to go on and on, that is horrible for ukraine. weekly do you think oz beats fetterman in your state? >> for sure. i think oz wins by 2 or

true to form, i predict they will get access to bagram airbase. that is the awful results of the end of the afghan conflict. how do we get off the supply chains? we are vulnerable, right? just like putin builds pipeline to europe, we do not want to be dependent on communist china for critical supply chains. that was the inception of the chips for america act that i authored. it is not just my idea, secretary pompeo came to me. secretary wilbur ross. national security advisor o'brien. they were taking tsmc out of taiwan and putting them and take arizona has pilot program. this bill would lead to much larger efforts to bring or keep manufacturing in the united states on such an important national security assets. to bring trillions of dollars here, not overseas, but most importantly, protecting this key national security asset. everything from your phone to your vehicle. from my perspective, the most advanced weapons systems have vast chips. that was a generational transformational bill that the intelligence community says is going to make a big dif

i landed at bagram air base with mr. rumsfeld. and to see all that time -- i was embedded along the pakistan afghan border. i always in the small afghan villages were 20-year-old captains were essentially mayors of these little villages, trying to get girls to go to school and set up a water system. and they did. and amazing things were happening. i think we have done a lot more than the original mission. but how we got out -- not wouldn't get out but how we got out -- that was sad. and the secretary did say this on "60 minutes". i'd be remiss if i didn't say, well, our condolences to the powell family and the loss of colin powell. he was a great man. and he was larger than life when it came to washington. but the stories that i have from researching reagan as his national security adviser -- and i will tell one just very quickly -- i was in moscow at the final summit, and it's coming to the end where they are going to make the final deal. and gorbachev keep saying there will be a peaceful coexistence. and we are going to add this

i landed at bagram air base with defense secretary rumsfeld. and to see all that time -- i was embedded along the pakistan afghan border. i always in the small afghan villages were 20-year-old captains were essentially mayors of these little villages, trying to get girls to go to school and set up a water system. and they did. and amazing things were happening. i think we have done a lot more than the original mission. but how we got out -- not would we get out but how we got out -- that was sad. and the secretary gates said this on "60 minutes". i'd be remiss if i didn't say, well, our condolences to the powell family and the loss of colin powell. he was a great man. and he was larger than life when it came to washington. but the stories that i have from researching reagan as his national security adviser -- and i will tell one just very quickly -- they're in moscow at the final summit, and it's coming to the end where they are going to make the final deal. and gorbachev keep saying there will be a peaceful coexistence. and we are going to add

the idea that we left bagram air force base in the middle of the night without telling our allies who stood shoulder to shoulder with us for decades because we asked them to be there. think about what that told our friends, more importantly about what that told our enemies. and then do you remember when russia hacked the pipeline and the food processing plant? they didn't do that to destabilize us. they that to see how we would react what we do nothing then got us falling all over ourselves to get back into the terrible iran deal. a number one state sponsor of terror says death to america every day and america's not even allowed in the negotiating room. and the country that we have as lead negotiator is russia. so we're allowing one enemy to negotiate with, enemy for us. all of the enemies and haters of the west see blood in the water and when they decided to move and you look at the war in ukraine, it is so much more than just a war about ukraine. this is a war for freedom and it's a war we have to win. you look at the inspiration of of these ukrainians. i mean, here hear the fathers

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they are seems to be this ndamukong bagram air base into the political system, especially when it comes to conservatives like herschel walker. but they said it seems to be like it is just team team team. their facts don't, matter past we hear don't matter, you can say whatever you want to the team. let's take a listen. >> with regards to herschel walker, i kind of had a general understanding that he was a black man who was sort of republican,, and things like that. but actually see him speak definitely made me more confident about supporting warnock. >> i'm not moved from voting for warnock. it was never in question whether our vote for him or not. but what i am hesitant about is my approach to poaching intern general going into these next four years. >> for these young war how students the this debate was a clarify moment for many of them who, they were really aware of herschel watchers path. they don't remember him like we do as grateful player. last night it was just to clarify moment. they see clearly who the man is. >> yeah, i've got a few more questions for you to moment. but greg

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i'm on the ground in michigan, so i want to talk about what bagram looks like, up close. it doesn't matter, where you are in america, about banning is everywhere. and these days, where here in wayne county, right down the street from where i am, a contentious book band made headlines last week. dearborn michigan is a city in wayne county, it is about 100,000 residents and it's typically a blue city. residents here have voted for democrats in the recent elections, and the city has been controlled by democrats since 2006. it is not the kind of conservative stronghold you might associate with campaigns associated with censoring reading lists in libraries. but on this september 12th, the schools temporarily removed seven books from its library, after you, might recognize some one of these titles, all boys aren't blue by george and johnson, which we have already featured on the belski -- velshi banned book club. -- centers around quicker colors and stories around the characters of color. one parent alleges these books were promoting, quote, pornography, and rape culture, weeks

representation, if you were to go ater any point of the war if you were to go to kabul which are major at bagram base airfield, major nerve centers of the american war in afghanistan. one of the things you might note is many of the key headquarters were built out of a very specific substance. they are built out of plywood. years and years of the american war and there built out of plywood for it if you walk on afghanistan through many of these airfields which the soviets also occupied in their time which was half of our time there, you would note the soviet buildings are still there they are built with concrete, stone. so this idea we have built of plywood it was very predictable the american psychology we are not imperialistic were not going to be here don't worry. we're going to be out the door before you know you will have your country back. and so that type ofer short-term psychology it leads you in fighting the same over and over. this is a tourism of the vietnam war. one of the tours is we fought a seven year war is beast bought seven one-year wars producers to the same thing about afghani

point of the war, if you were to go to kabul or to kandahar, which is sort of like major, you know, bagram air base, kandahar airfield, major nerve centers of the american war, afghanistan. one of the things you might note is that many of the key headquarters were built out of a very specific substance. they were built out of plywood years, years into the american war. they built out of plywood. if you walked around afghanis and to many of these airfields, which the soviets also occupied in their time, which half of our time there, they were there for ten years. you note the soviet buildings were still there. they were built of concrete stone. and so this idea that we had built in plywood, you know, it was it was very predictable. the american psychology, it's like we're not imperialists. like we're not going to be here. don't look, don't worry we're going to be out the door before, you know it and you'll have your country back. and so that type of short term. you know, it leads you into the same war and over and over again, like there this was a truism of the vietnam war. but one of the t