host: katie bo williams, what context would you give?uest: pompeo is certainly going a verytainly echoing particular argument i have heard frequently from both allies and -- of the president and people who would cast themselves as no fan but have expanse in the -- experience in the region, who will say, from a troops on the ground, from the perspective danger to troops on the ground, what is the difference between russia providing small arms to the taliban or providing financial support to the taliban, which are then in turn using it to kill americans versus putting out a bounty on americans and paying that way? i do not pretend to take a stance on that one way or the other as a journalist, but that is the debate that is being had. which is, how much of an escalation is the paying of bounties? and that is where the argument lives right now. there are some people that say, yes, it is an escalation but not an extreme escalation. some will tell you that this is sort of a categorically different order than the kind of sort of low-level suppo

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thousands of bo bo gary ins have protested for a 3rd day running now they're demanding the resignation of the center right government and the country's chief prosecutor prime minister boyko boris off has rejected the calls saying the opposition socialist would break the nation apart if they assumed power. carmaker tesla has announced it's expecting to hire up to 10 and a half 1000 employees to fill shifts at its 1st ever factory in europe which is being built outside of berlin the car manufacturer plans to have 3 shifts a day after opening next year. saying with the auto sector dialer says it will need to make further job cuts that's on top of the $15000.00 previously announced the german automaker told news agency d.p.a. that it needs to increase cost cutting as demand for its vehicles slumps darren lerch earned leave employees some 300000 people worldwide. get a look at this now with d.w. financial correspondent julie bartz joining us from frankfurt good morning really looking at the situation add dime lower is the pandemic the main force striving call starting right now. i don't thi

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