ambassador to afghanistan, ryan crocker, is warning against trusting an agreement with the taliban.n a "washington post" column yesterday, crocker said withdrawing troops could jeopardize safeguards for women's rights and warned it would enable the violent al qaeda network to rise again to a global threat. >>> foxconn is reconsidering plans for a wisconsin plant. the electronics giant was lured with billions in tax incentives. president trump attended the groundbreaking last year. foxconn says the facility will now be a research hub staffed by scientists and engineers. the $10 billion facility was originally supposed to produce flat-screen tvs and create 13,000 jobs. some critics say the move was a case of bait and switch by the taiwan-based company. even the president of the wisconsin technology council who supports foxconn says the deal is unclear. >> will they hit the announced goal of 13,000 jobs and $10 billion in capital investment? i have no way of knowing. >> foxconn, the largest contract maker of electronics, says it remains committed to the creation of the jobs it promised

is ryan crocker right? >> in a sense he's right.few years ago in the obama administration many people would have criticize criticized. but we're not there yesterday. it's important to remember that president trump and his gut instinct to end these wars and get america out of these entanglements is reflecting a frustration with americans. that's something that washington has sort of failed to respond to. and it's certain any deal with make with the taliban is not going to be perfect, okay? and it's going to make some people uncomfortable. >> right. >> but it's okay for the president to try to get us out of these conflicts. in fact, if he can do it in imperfect sticks, that circumst fine. but what's not fine is not telling the truth to the american people and he's honest about the real threats. you can change the foreign policy, but he has to do it based on reality. >> josh, one thing that was not said by the intel chiefs is how concerned they are regarding the conversations between president trump and vladimir putin. because he's hid

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face a sudden almost a flood of us unless some of my is from the future so crocker was kaiser. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to going to be pro-choice that's what them before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. first city. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for them to let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to get us through the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. so our seats for these meetings every time of the installment leap years in las vegas backs of course the used to do nuclear testing right there in one nine hundred fifty two people would come here and have a cocktail a watching the nuclear explosion on the horizon from

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of the friday as i'm some of my ex from the future so crocker was kaiser. i'm afshin rattansi we're back with a brand new season of going underground as european commission president convenes e.u. commissioners in brussels appearing to hold the fate of teresa mayes u.k. government in his hands coming up on the show straight out of the cold war playbook we ask labour's former minister for communities and local government chris williamson why there is mainstream media silence on revelations that nato m i five on my six and the u.k. foreign office or to manipulate elections in the usa and across europe and. threaten the french republic we look back at another figure it is the same with wash westmoreland who often directing the oscar winning film still alice tackles the life of one of france's most subversive novelists collette for the news find out why the british army is going big game hunting as a u.s. backtracks for making tracks from syria all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first to our top story of the new year more revelations o

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paul crocker is british and lives in london but he grew up in beijing his mother isabelle who was born in one thousand nine hundred fifteen has spent most of her life in china paul visits her whenever he can isabel was an enthusiastic supporter of communism from an early age so it was paul's father david who arrived in china in one thousand nine hundred thirty seven he and isabel were married in one thousand nine hundred forty two together they experienced the social and political upheavals brought about by the communist revolution. course if it brings back memories of what was happening then and i'm just glad that some of that has been captured i think that's very valuable. at the end of the nine hundred forty s. the crux move to beijing to teach english at the f.l.y. or foreign languages institute. urns were very keen supporters of the communist revolution in china they were treated with great respect and you know and and participated in the life in the university and. up until the cold revolution mostly you know it was a very positive experience for them when he was a teen paul croo

2017 marked the tenth anniversary of a 2007 viral video in which visibly distraught youtuber chris crockercreams what? [laughter] >> i wish i were wearing white vans right now. but i remember this loud and clear. a. "leave britney alone!" final answer. >> you sold it better than i did. that was good. >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] >> all i can say... damn, daniel! >> [laughs] >> $10,000! there you go. 10 grand. what would you do with this kind of cash? do you have an idea? >> i would really, really love to start a minority scholarship fund, because we have a lot of work to get more minorities in the humanities and social sciences, and i would really love to get other people the opportunities that i've had, because i've been really, really lucky. >> i like that. giving back. [cheers and applause] well, 10,000, nice. doubling it, better. >> sure. >> this is for 20. >> okay. >> here it is. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ edmond hoyle, william strunk, john douglas, and ellen fein are all famously associated with what? >> i've read books by two of these authors, and they are for cards and for

. >> are you with ryan crocker? he just obliterated the negotiations taking place between the u.s. taliban right now and said it is vietnam all over again. the united states is essentially surrendering and just using other language. it sounds like you're close to an agreement. >> people say we were in germany for 50 years, why can't we be in afghanistan for 50 years. i think there are real estate differences, but what does our negotiator do? does he say taliban, we're laeing, please try to be nice to us or is he saying look welcome we want to leave but we're not going to leave if you continue to behave the way you are. i think a fundamental question would be what is our strategy. are we going to try to push them and say we're not leaving unless they come around, or will they say we're leaving, please be nice to us as we go. >> i think you have a sneaking suspicion of what it could end up being. always appreciate how straig straightforward you are with us. thank you, sir. us. thank you, sir >>> welcome back. tonight i'm obsessed with why the man running the most popular sports leagu

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for those just encountering baldwin now, those who do nod live through jim crocker it may be difficult to comprehend what has witnessed meant to us in the mid-20th century. when assumeses bout black inferiority were universal, black women poor consistently treated as social pariahs hat the status confirmed by segregation and every public image of black beam pass a stare you'retype and hugh mallity was debated and erased. how much baldwin mattered was incal coolable. he unleashed that genius on the entire world. he fought for us with ideas and language and was heroic. so, i was thinking when i read that is say and also preparing for the panel texas any household, baldwin was looming figure. my water as secret writer and does technical writing as her profession. so she made sure it was there bit think baldwin and toneie morrison -- we are veil alternative and didn't have jesus and martin luther king jr. but i feel like baldwin and morrison were the gods of my mother's home and i began reading him and that's why this panel is great. the quote from that trailer dish don't know if you were

respect to these kinds of dealings because this is connected to the land deal that we did out there at crocker. so i want to know, and i think a lot of people want to know, not just me, how many employees do they have? what classifications are those employees in? what are the wage rates? what are the health care arrangements? where is the entity located, are there any complaints that have been filed against the entity, and so on and so forth. it is not much unlike the garden project. what we cannot do is we cannot undercut our own staff and have no strings attached. strings being opportunities for the community work forced to move in, get them on the job training, and move up to some other classification. it is totally disconnected. it is really out of convenience for us, and there's a lot of opportunity that we are really missing. i would like to give that information. i requested it before a year ago i will make sure that you get a list. we cannot keep making the same mistakes over and over again. quite frankly i was surprised to see this on the agenda. not for the first time, not having hea

ryan crocker wrote this so-called peace treaty, it smells a lot like the paris peace accords after vietnammplete capitulation to the taliban, who were torturing and killing young little girls for trying to seek a third or fourth grade education. it is unspeakable. the on for policy announcements of donald trump and what he's trying to do. isn't it fascinating? in every case, retreat, retreat, surrender, retreat. my greatest fear is it will be popular. we are succumbing from a level of exhaustion from engagement in foreign affairs in an extraverted fashion north korea wants to hear they're denuclearizing when they're not and we're helping the kim regime to take its place in the world and withdrawing from syria because no one wants to engage in syria but it is a necessity, where the taliban, quote unquote islamic emirate of afghanistan, and we're negotiating with them with the 2001 leadership, many of whom were released from guantanamo bay and interlocutors and they control more territory than any time since the invasion and continue -- >> this week, what has donald trump done he always accu