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gallego. mr. gallego: one of the things i have been advocating for is moving the e.d.i. from being based on the funds to the base budget. if you want to talk about a commitment and show of force to russia, that we are committed to europe, that would be the route to do it and also to assure our nato allies that we are with them in the fight. what would change from your perspective in terms of planning if we moved e.d.i. out of o.c.u. and into the base budget? general scaparrotti: first of all, i would support going to a base budget out of o.c.u. what would change in that, it would be under the services to then prioritize and fund and deliver the assets within their service. and that's my one concern is that the way we develop e.d.i. today between the department, is that we lay out the priorities from a commander's perspective and that is a bit different. because i'm looking at the combination of all the services and resources to get the best benefit in terms of deterrence and defense. so as we move to the budget, i would like some means within the planning to protect that

gallego: thank you. are the other combatant command they need? gen.votel: i cannot comment on that. that is probably a better question for them. rep. gallego: switching gears -- has qatar been a dependable partner? gen. votel: i think they have. they have the air operations center there and they have helped us in the past. rep. gallego: sow discord between the gcc other partners qatar, does that affect any of our operations? gen. votel: it hasn't had a significant effect on the military opportunity. we made this clear from the beginning, but it has been largely successful. rep. gallego: i yield back. >> thank you. mr. banks. rep. banks: thank you for being here today. going back to afghanistan, can you comment more specifically how can you as a 39-member nation coalition, is that continuing to weaken or to have a more optimistic outlook? gen. votel: the coalition remains very strong and afghanistan. one of the things that underpins president's roadmap for the afghan security forces was the commitment made by the partner nations in warsaw to make sure

i'll get reaction from democratic congressman, ruben gallegos. and our correspondents and analysts, they're all standing by. first, let's go to our senior white house correspondent, jeff zeleny. jeff, tell us about this new shake up in the trump legal team. >> good evening, wolf. the president's lead lawyer in the russia investigation, john dowd, resigned today. this is coming after days of disagreements inside the president's legal team about how he should proceed going forward hear. we do no, of course, he hired a new lawyer a couple of days ago. so this is just the outgrowth of that. but when the president is in the diplomatic reception room earlier today, we asked him a key question. would he like to testify still before bob mueller's special counsel. >> mr. president, would you still like to testify to special counsel robert mueller, sir? >> thank you. i would like to. >> reporter: so the president there is saying directly, "i would like to," but wolf, that has been the subject of some of this disagreement here between some of the lawyers. j

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karla: vamos una pausa, ximena gallego nos tiene imÁgenes sobre los participantes y las travesuras dembiÉn espero, pero la verdad es que muy divertido, pero nosotras acabamos embarradas de pastel. karla: vamos a recordar este momento, te parece? jimenita: regÁlame una sonrisita tambiÉn, quÉ cosa tan hermosa! a tus fans tambiÉn. ♪ dame un besito, morokito. ♪ alan: a morokito lo que ves se le antoja! jimena: es verdad, pero su mÁximo amor es galalaia. alan: nos enternece mucho la historia de valeria, la niÑa que estÁ con sus abuelitos porque suman y estÁ lejos trabajando. creo que tÚ le diste una sorpresa muy linda. jimena: me encantÓ que me dijera que me tocaba darle la sorpresa, porque yo traÍa esa cosita hermosa cargada. fue muy momento muy bonito cuando llegÓ su mami, la carita. la sorpresa que me toca darle mi, la perrita preciosa. todos los niÑos enloquecieron y la querÍan tener para ellos, se la peleaban atrÁs del escenario. alan: a verlo, no? jimena: te gustÓ la sorpresa que te lleve? >> estÁ muy linda. la voy a baÑar, le voy a dar de comer y la voy a proteger para que nadie se

here's what congressman reuben gallego told me the last hour. >> kushner is there to push for trump incthe idea is they send this man like they send ivanka trump around the world to all of these countries where he's trying to strike deals for the future of donald trump inc. once he leaves office. that's why you see him going to places that are rich, but not necessarily areas that we should only be focusing on. >> and "the new york times" editorial board sums it up this way saying bad advice, shady deals and incompetence define the presidential son-in-law's tenure at the white house. joining me natasha ber trard, staff writer for the "atlantic" magazine. what are you hearing about the latest in the mueller investigation. >> jared kushner came into this administration with virtually no relevant experience and a whole lot of baggage from his role as head of kushner companies. he came in when his building on fifth avenue, 666 fifth avenue was struggling to find investors, wealthy investors to give them $1 billion in loans in order to shore up this very, very dilapidated building that they h

gallego. >> thank you, mr. chair. general, it's been five months since we had a briefing on what happened in niger. i appreciate what you're saying in regards to we need to inform and brief the family. so when is that going to happen? when are we going to get our briefings so we can do our due diligence and jobs in oversight? because five months is a long time. it's insulting that i'm hearing things leaked to the press before we get briefings, again, as having oench sight over dod? when is it going to happen and when are you going to come back and brief us? i would like to make sure that osd is here, too. i'm not asking for anything that is classified. i want to know a general timeline. you can take anything classified in the next meeting. >> let me give you an oefr view of what the game plan is, and kind of you mentioned the time. i want to give you some appreciation for that. the investigation was exhaustive. it took almost three months. he went into the chain of command in germany, the chain of command that starts

gallego? >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is a general question for the panels. russia will likely never present us with an article 5 violation. they'll act like pec letulant teenagers and just try to go below a full invasion but enough to cause lav vock for our allies, whether it's through hybrid warfare or any pre-stage invasion plans so what are we doing specifically to fortify ourselves, our nato allies as well as nee nato allies such as sweden and finland in preparation of action that russia would likely take? >> i think as we've discussed funding such as the european defense initiative gives us additional funds to conduct these heel-to-toe armored brigade deployments every nine mont months to and from european theater. that applies great assurance. we have forces deployed in poland providing reassurance and deterrence there, particularly in critical elements. we support the enhanced forward presence packages in the baltics but we are conduct iing mup ini multinational training in germany. a polish brigade was working with an italian artillery unit, u.s. for