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brad: thank you, mr. secretary. in our remaining 10 minutes or so, general mcmaster, i am eager to hear your current assessment. there are a few quick comments and you can pick whatever you want. what secretary panetta just said is happening right now on the ground in afghanistan is not good as a secretary described. , you said earlier about 20 plus foreign terrorist organizations in the afghanistan/pakistan region. president biden emphasized that we prevented a 9/11 attack the last 20 years. i think every servicemember that served there should be proud of that. implied in president biden's message is that these terror threats have dissipated, which they have not. general mcmaster: it is fundamentally dishonest. if you listen to president biden's speech, everything he said is the opposite of reality. there is nothing in that speech that in any way replicates the actual situation in afghanistan. it is an astounding degree of self-delusion across multiple administrations and taken to a new level by president biden in

brad todd, no relation on that front.u read the tea leaves of sanders and portman, it looks close. this seems close. you're the white house bureau chief. it's all about president biden at this point. i think he wants this deal. is he going to get it? >> he does want this deal. especially when you talk to republicans on the hill, they think he wants this deal even more than some of his staff: that's why in these moments where it starts to fall apart, you see these republican senators, much to the chagrin of their staffs, unable to blame president biden. they think he wants to get to yes. his staff is pulling him back. i think we'll see. this is a different animal than the covid rescue plan, which he felt tremendous urgency to do. first we shoulder say he does define that as bipartisan even though it got no republican votes. he was just going to push this through. when you talk to his team, this is something where they're proceeding to go it alone, but they want the bipartisan buy-in. >> amna, what we're trying to figure ou

brad: i know a lot of this is difficult to discuss. there has been a clear moral component to what we are talking about. one thing i think of is the afghan translator we worked with . i would argue that the moral obligation we have to do justice by them and their family and the importance of taking care of afghans who risk their lives to help us. general mcmaster: there are many methods to do it. but, i think, as someone who has sponsored an iraqi family of six , a family that is thriving, and many of whom are now great american citizens, i think this is something we have to do. secretary panetta, your salt? 70 panetta -- secretary panetta, your thoughts on that? secretary panetta: we have a response ability to those who fought alongside of us, who helped us in our efforts. we cannot just will go away. -- we cannot just walk away. i was offended when president trump took the position that we would basically leave syria and leave our kurdish fighters who had fought alongside of us and basically abandon them. but, one thing the united st

i had the pleasure to know brad and his impressive resume merits recognition. to earn money during college, he began his nuclear career as a janitor an over four decades his hard work resulted in numerous leadership positions. he now retires at the pinnacle of his industry. what could better embody the american dream than a career where grit and merit are so rightly rewarded? during his tenure, you columbia generating station became one of the top performing nuclear plants in the country. and the company is leading in clean energy innovation by spearheading the deployment of advanced nuclear technologies. i thank brad, his wife for their many contributions to washington state and wish them the best in this new well earned chapter of their lives. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to re

none other than brad paisley.e kitchen caught the attention of all of you. cake updates were all anyone wanted to know, what sweet homemade dessert were behind me. pound cakes, bundt cakes, carrot cakes. so it only seemed right to end this special hour with lemon raspberry that i baked this morning. and of course i'm going to share it with reverend al who has been here with me for the whole hour. and importantly, i'm going to share it with the crew and the team here at deadline white house that made this look easy. the next hour of deadline white house with my friend jason jackson -- jason johnson, sorry, jason, i went that whole program and didn't mess up until the end with your name. >> you did great. >> it starts right after this quick break. thanks so much. after this quick break. thanks so much ♪ it's grilled cheese time. ♪ ♪ yeah, it's time for grilled cheese. ♪ ♪ after we make grilled cheese, ♪ ♪ then we're eating grilled cheese. ♪ ♪ because it's time. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ ♪ time for grilled cheese. ♪ ♪ na na na na

brad,you would take over. >> sure.the other -- the other contract that we're reporting on today is the civic i think consultant contract. a communications contract focused on the resilience program. as i mentioned at the top of the presentation, this contract is expected to end in august of this year. it has been a workhorse contract and really supportive of very strong communications work, strong public engagement work throughout the program and civic has done a very good job of developing a diverse team to execute this work. next slide, please. when we're at that commission at the last quarterly report, we gave an update about jacob's ch2m hill firm and their commitments to equity at a corporate level. president brandon, you asked to understand what civic edge consulting is doing along the same lines. so it is a certified small business firm, they have 10 employees. 60% of their workforce identify as people of color. and a third of their ownership identifies as people of color. and since 2018, civic edge has been wor

jill biden on stage, an event with brad paisley, part of a push to get more people vaccinated. and how the crowd reacted to the numbers. and news tonight from a cdc working group just on whether americans will need boosters. here's abc's eva pilgrim tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a cdc panel finding a likely association between the pfizer and moderna vaccines and a rare, mostly mild, heart inflammation in younger people. but saying the benefits of getting the vaccine still outweigh the risk. >> while this association is concerning, know that a choice is not a vaccine is not a risk-free choice, and it is a choice to take a much greater risk of not only suffering or being hospitalized or die from the virus, but of getting myocarditis. >> reporter: the experts pointing to a greater risk of heart inflammation from the virus itself, but the fda finalizing a new warning that will go out to health care providers and the public. out of more than 26 million doses given to young people, the cdc confirming 323 cases of the condition after getting a vaccine, mostly in males. >> the good ne

jill biden, the first lady on stage at a brad paisley concert and the crowd's response, with this push to get vaccinated. >>> also tonight, the images coming in after a pedestrian bridge collapses onto a washington, d.c., highway. several cars involved. severl people rushed to the hospital. vehicles crushed under the concrete. all of this after authorities believe a truck slammed into a bridge. >>> president biden before the cameras late today addressing the surge in violent crime across the u.s. 32 cities reporting a rise in homicides and assaults. the president saying we have an opportunity to keep each other safe, adding, it's enough. mary bruce at the white house. >>> america's top general firing back against republican critics of the militar■7y's diversity efforts. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in answering a question saying, "i want to understand white rage and i'm white." jon karl is here tonight. >>> tonight, school and free speech. the supreme court ruling in favor of a cheerleader who had been punished, suspended for a vulgar snapchat message sent while offcampus.

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trisha raffensperger telling reports brad and i didn't feel like we could protect ourselves.d she cancelled weekly visits at her home with two grandchildren 3 and 5 years old. i couldn't have them come to my house anymore. you don't know if these people are actually going to act on this stuff she said. she described to reuters how intruders in late november broke into the home of their widows daughter-in-law. secretary raffensperger spoke about the threats to cnn in december as trump attacked him incentsly. >> he's an enemy of the people. >> reporter: where joe biden won by a slim margin. >> tricia got the first ones. for some reason they targeted her. the first one was like tell brad to step down, you know, and that type of thing, but then they just real, you know, ramped up and then it went to stage two. they just got vul tar and rude. >> reporter: trump's baseless accusations of voter fraud in georgia also led to an election worker getting threatened with a noose. >> a 20-something tech at gwyneth county has death threats and a noose put out. >> reporter: this led to elect

>> brad's a wonderful guy. he does a tremendous job of this.himself doing this. i've had the pleasure of knowing bradley for a few years. and, you know, he's just a really generous person. the minute he found out i was writing this book, he said i have to read this for you. >> all funny videos of brad whitford are welcome on this program, especially if they are humiliating to brad. andy, thank you very much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> you got it. >>> well, matthew mallory is back. matthew mallory and his mother got vaccinated live on tape right here on "the last word." and they will be back and have the last word tonight. fried avocado tacos. [doorbell rings] [doorbell rings] thank you. ooo... you gonna eat that at lesliepalooza? what? who's coming to that? everyone's coming, everybody. you, her, me, all of us. paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make differ

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those were all set to brad brat brad raffensperger's wife. mr. raffensperger and his family and his staff viewed these and other threatening messages to his wife as an effort to try to cross him into resigning from his job. he's not resigning. he's in fact running for reelection in georgia against a bat trump backed challenger who is running his his whole campaign on the stop the steal camps conspiracy theory. but the harassment, even from high-ranking official like that has gone beyond threats in text messages. this is from reuters today. quote, a late november, the family went into hiding for nearly a week after intruders broke into the home of their daughter in law. an incident the family believed was intended to intimidate them. that evening, people who identify themselves to police as, oath keepers, the far-right militia group that supported trump's bid to overturn the election, they were found outside the raffensperger's home. reuters reporter lynda so reports trump's baseless voter fraud accusations have it had dark consequences for u.s. e

outfront now, brad raffensperger. secretary, i appreciate your time.umstances. but it takes a lot of bravery and it's so important to speak out about it. i mean why is trisha deciding to tell us all of this now, to share these threats publicly? >> well, i think it was helpful really for her to do that probably to get it off her chest but then also just to let people know that it's not just her, it's election workers, people all over this country, people sometimes married to an official, but sometimes it's the election worker themselves. at the end of the day, we need to get the message out that this is not acceptable. this is not acceptable behavior to threaten the wives, the children, the family of people that work for the government or even the government workers. they didn't sign up for this. they're employees. and i don't believe that elected officials sign up for these death threats either. it's time that elected officials on both sides hold our sides accountable. if you're on our side of the aisle, on the right side, we need to hold our people ac

how did you get brad whitford to read your book into a tape recorder? of this and he sent him plenty videos of himself and i had the pleasure of knowing him for a few years and he's just a really generous person and once he found out i was writing this book, he said i have to read this for you. >> all funny videos are welcome on this program especially if they are humiliating to brad andy slavitt thank you so much for joining us i really appreciate it. >> no problem. >> well matthew mallory is back. -- on the last word and they will be back and have the last word tonight. tonight. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this is the epson ecotank color printer. no more buying cartridges. big ink tanks. lots of ink. print about... this many pages. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill.

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brad, over to you. >> thank you for the introduction.y pleasure to be here talking with secretary panetta and lieutenant general retired h. r. mcmaster. thank you so much for j making time to talk with me about this important issue. the topic today is obvious irrelevant. as we speak the u.s. forces in afghanistan are undertaking withdrawal. we have the 20th anniversary of the horrible terrorist attacks on a country this september. last month president biden announced he wanted to be called u.s. forces out of the country by that september 11 anniversary. today with the permission of our distinguished guests here i'm hoping we can talk about the past, the present and the future it by passing what's transpired over the past 20 years, what went well, what didn't, what we've learned. the present what we're seeing right now on the ground in afghanistan and in the future. that's always a curious exercise talking about the future but we would do the best we can so will talk about the responsibly. welcome and thank you again. as i just said this

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tell brad to step down that type of thing. and then it just really ramped up. they just got vulgar and rude. >> trump's baseless accusations of voter fraud in georgia also led to an election worker getting threatened with a noose. >> a 20-something tech in gwinnett county today has threat deaths. >> this ledgabriel sterling to h out. >> someone is going to get shot, somebody is going to get killed. >> and still before the republican party last week, president trump didn't skip a beat. >> i am not the one trying to undermine american democracy. now federal judges overseeing the january 6th insurrection cases have shared concern that trump's rhetoric could entire more acts of violence. and how it may affect the 2022 midterms. in the meantime, trump is being investigated here in georgia for alleged election interference, including a call he made in january to secretary raffensperger, pressuring him to overturn result. >>> authorities in texas are investigating a newly released body cam footage showing a sheriff's deputy tasering a migrant boy at a shelter. we'll s

well, clearly it's brad. i mean, there's no question about it. we, what you see is what you're going to get is the forecast for the future. and likely we will see breaking records and record stanford for one or 2 more days, or else maybe 2 years, not 84 years. and so my sense is that clearly get used to it. this is the new norm . this is the kind of west about windshield and polar vortex and, and frost bite. it's not these, these incredible desert, like temperatures. and so for us, where we don't have air conditioning to speak up in the west, or even our buildings are not set up to shed the heat, is because it's a real dangerous situation. historically unprecedented. but from a public health point of view, it is quite, quite a hit. and so i think the, the lesson is here more of a stronger, more intense heat. that is the forecast going ahead. and what's your advice to people living, for example, in vancouver or in the united states and seattle in those cities? air conditioning has traditionally been taboo. and now, i mean, am i right in assuming i

but it's such an important issue and brad gilbert, i thank you for discussing it with us.nues right now. >> good morning. sorry we ran over. >> no worries.

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total confusion brad's men finally get their way through. they go towards the fort and they're driven back. now hope can see all of this. if you remember the picture fort johnson, they showed the whole area is clear. hook and see all this but he doesn't move. you probably wondering why isn't hook attacking. the federal's can point all their fire. at brad anderson hope doesn't move because it's not two o'clock yet. so at 2 o'clock, he sends mckethano or this is clingman's old brigade. since i'm over the ridge heading towards the fort. they get massacred. mccatlin loses 400 men he then sends colquitt over. they're driven back lise attack fails. that evening. john pemberton of vicksburg famous talking to lee pemberton is now in richmond. he's talking to lee and he says general lee are you going to attack again tomorrow? and league looks septemberton and says general pemberton. i attacked attacked today with my full force. i suffered great casualties. i can't attack tomorrow. we lost 1000 men in this counterattack men. he can't replace. he is no

brad, over to you. brad: thank you for that introduction. is my pleasure to be here, talking with secretary leon panetta. q so much for making time to talk with me about this important issue. the topic today is obviously relevant. as we speak, u.s. forces in afghanistan are undertaking a withdraw. we have the 20th anniversary of the horrible terror attacks. president biden announced wanting u.s. forces out of the country by that september 11 anniversary so today, with the permission of our two distinguished guests here, i'm hoping we can talk about the past, the present, and the future. what has transpired over the last 20 years. what went well, what didn't, what we can learn. and in the future, and that is always a perilous exercise, talking about the future, but we will do what we can to talk about that responsibly. we september 11 terror attacks frame our discussion. that is why we went to afghanistan. the tele-bands hospitality allowed all qaeda to launch the attacks on our country and that is the date by which the -- conducting the curr

brad. i mean, there's no question about it. we, what you see is what you're going to get is a forecast for the future. and likely we will see breaking records and record stanford for one or 2 more days, or else maybe 2 years, not 84 years. and so my sense is that clearly get used to it. this is the new norm . this is the kind of weather event that we'll see more often, especially in a country like canada. i mean, we're the 2nd coldest country in the world. we're the snowiest country, the world people come and ask about windshield and polar vortex and, and frost bite. it's not these, these incredible desert, like temperatures, and so for us where we don't have air conditioning to speak up in the west, or even our buildings are not set up to shed the heat. is because it's a real dangerous situation. historically unprecedented, but from a public health point of view, it is quite, quite a hit. and so i think the, the lesson is here, more of them stronger, more intense. that is the forecast goin

>> i would like to comment about that and what brad said. there is this pinned up demand to bring up these businesses to the market and i think people are looking as brad said for places to put their money. they have these funds build up for a while. private equity at all-time high so people are looking to do that. i've had the occasion in the last couple of weeks to talk to a number of ceo's, fortune 500, private equity and they are optimistic about the year but that's because we are looking at year over year comparison. the big concern when you ask them about labor, material and transportation, what's the problem, yes, yes and yes. so i think while the demand is there, the supply side is still under tremendous pressure to be able to recover with this demand and i think we are going to see lumber, for example, $53 a sheet. so while it had shift to your point, it's still extremely high and we are seeing that at the gas pump and a number of places. certainly the chips, the electronic chips are a real concern by a lot of oem's, maria, particul

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brad himself is an operator.e want funnel operators to be at the table -- we want fellow operators to be at the table so we speak the same language. once we saw this match made in heaven we said, hey, we will take this partnership. >> that was the grab ceo brian tan. blue origin has raised $28 million by alternating -- offering jeff bezos arrived in space next month. saturday's live auction followed weeks of online bidding with more than 7000 submissions from 159 countries. samsung has yet to decide whether to just -- whether to suspend production of its new budget phone because much of shortage. the report from the times -- electron times is been denied. sheba will drop two directors from its board after an investigation showed unfair collection and major shareholders demanded action. the report showed toshiba -- toshiba devised a plan to prevent a shareholders from exercising their brand and in july 2020 meeting. this is dave and still you. this is bloomberg. -- >> the bond market nation's toy. -- the bond mark

. >> oh, shit, is that brad? i didn't know brad was single. come up here, baby! get out of here.here, baby! it's bad enough, but the real threat is increased crackdowns from china and the the i.r.s. turns out of they're not the only ones calling for more regulation. >> former president trump pour cold water on the bitcoin crowd dissing the corns request. >> the currency of this world should be the dollar and i don't think we should have all of the bit coins of the world out there. bitcoin just seems like a scam. i think they should regulate them very, very high. >> trevor: regulate them very, very high? never before has a person born and raised in america talked so much like a european guy who's trying to blend in. i think they should regulate them, how you say, very, very high, yes? now, to be honest with you, i would have thought trump would be a huge fan of bitcoin. it's a way both to hide dirty money and destroy the environment at the same time. what's not to like? but keep in mind just because trump calls it a scam doesn't mean that he's against it. just means he's probably

first, they said to tell brad to step down, that type of thing, but then they ramped up.t vulgar and rude. >> reporter: trump's baseless accusations led to an election worker getting threatened with a noose. >> a 20-something tech at gwinnett county today has a death threat and a noose. >> this led gabriel sterling to angrily call on trump and republican leader to congress democrat the threats. >> someone will get hurt, someone is going to get shot, someone is going to get killed, and it's not right. >> reporter: still, during a peach, former president trump didn't skip a beat, still promoting false claims. there's also worries over the impact the disinformation it could have during the 2022 election. trump is being investigated here in georgia for election interference, including the january phone call to the secretary of state. amara walker, cnn. >>> thanks to you amara for that report. >>> we take you off the beaten path in florida. >> we're at falling water state park. we go swimming, camping, picnicking, just enjoying an entire outdoors experience. >> there's another

trisha telling reuters, brad and i didn't feel like we could protect ourselves.h two grandchildren, three and five years old. i couldn't have them come to my house any more. you don't know if these people will act on this stuff, she said. she explained how intruders broke into the home of their willowed daughter-in-law. >> he's an enemy of the people. >> joe biden won by a slim margin. >> for some reason they targeted her, and they said, tell brad to step down, you know, and that type of thing. but then they just really, you know, ramped up, and then went to stage two, they just got vulgar and rude. >> trump's baseless accusations of voter fraud in georgia, led to a worker getting threatened to a news. these incidents led the georgia voter official to call on trump to condemn the threats. >> former president trump didn't skip a beat, still promoting the ideas of election fraud. trufpl's rhetoric could inspire more threats of violence, and there's worry about the impact disinformation can have on workers and officials in the 2022 mid-term elections. >> so so distu

the text she read was sent to the wife of georgia's republican secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> that came from a sender called raffensper raffensperger@revenge.com. >> hello, georgia. by the way, there's no way we lost georgia, no way. that was a rigged election. >> reporter: reuters reports the raffensperger family has received a constant stream of threatening texts for months. keep opposing the audit of fulton county's election. and please pray. we plan for the death of you and your family every day. from america at jesus.com. the secretary of state and his wife made a decision to go into temporary hiding following the multitude of threats and after an intimidating house break-in that their daughter-in-law and grandchildren endured. >> she returned from home one evening with her children to find that the garage door had been pulled up, the door leading to her house was open. all of the lights in the house had been turned on. items within the house had been moved around but nothing was taken. >> reporter: many other election workers have been threatened. richard baron is the

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on tape president trump calls brad raffens burger.ou out of the decision making loop when it comes to the board of elections. if you want to rise in your state republican party, you have to be willing to overturn elections when somebody comes a calling. >> but merrick garland and the justice department, i think friday, is know going after georgia on this. no one knows where it's going to lead, but there is that. >> there is that. to jim's point about what's the plan, it does seem the biden administration is putting emphasis on what they can do for voting rights through the justice department. that is not a slam dunk so to speak, because these are state laws that are in place. so there are cases to be made, but there is the danger that it's insufficient, and you don't find out through the courts until it's too late. >> there is a case before the supreme court which we're going to hear the decision maybe this week, possibly today even, which will get at what the, basically the definition, right, of voting rights in effect and test for t

in georgia where secretary of state brad r-- his wife has gotten a brauj of threatening text messagesg one several weeks ago that said, quote, you ask your family will be killed very slowly. a week before that, we plan for the death of you and your family every day. she also got this warning that a family member was, quote, going to have a very unfortunate incident. joining us now is the investigative reporter for reuters who uncovered these troubling threats that election officials are receiving. your reporting is chilling and uncovers yet another consequence of trump's big election lie. why do you think this is happening? >> well, the former president continues to claim that there was massive fraud in the election and so tricia -- the feels that every time something like that comes up she becomes the target yet again. we know that recently in georgia fulton county a judge there had called for a review of some of their ballots and after that happened she received another text referring to that where people text her really at all hours of the day and night. she says she gets ready for

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