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amy: democratic colorado congressmember jason crow told "the washington post" that the biden administrationld apply "existing standards" stipulating that the united states "shouldn't transfer arms or equipment to places where it's reasonably likely that those will be used to inflict civilian casualties, or to harm civilian infrastructure." crow, a former army ranger who served in iraq and afghanistan, told "the post" -- "i am concerned that the widespread use of artillery and air power in gaza -- and the resulting level of civilian casualties -- is both a strategic and moral error." crow is not usually a dove on all of these issues, but it is very interesting to see him talk about his response, his critical response to the u.s. when it comes to israel. and this is particularly interesting on the day of president biden state of the union address tonight -- we don't know exactly what he is going to say. we know there are a number of americans who have family members who are being held hostage in gaza. we don't know if the biden family or administration will be inviting any palestinians and th

. >> we're going, to go back to the hearing i think congressman jason crow was just asking questions and is continuing to do so obviously, served in afghanistan himself as an army ranger. let's listen stay in keeping 2,500 beyond. we thought it need to be mated to be coupled with an aggressive negotiation program with the taliban, one that was perhaps had a few more sticks and not all karatay. so i think you needed to change your approach to negotiation if you decided to stay, your what we'll never know. you'll never know. i think i grew joe millie is very poor possible that we could have been fighting the taliban, but it's just that's just a counterfactual that we won't know the answer to. him. >> thank you >> on the issue of a neo, i actually was one of those voices that joined you and called for an earlier neo. and it was something that i thought would have been better and could have led twice smoother evacuation, but not not a perfectly clean one because nios are hard and one thing i want to talk about is this issue of who we evacuated. your talked about getting accounts on us ci

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we now proceed to jason crow of colorado. >> thank you, chairman. i appreciate the time. thank you for all of your testimony today. as a combat veteran of the afghanistan war, like many of my colleagues, and like many of you here today, we have left pieces of our hearts with afghanistan, and we also know, in a very deep and personal way, that we can be -- detect the brutality of the taliban, and push back against the taliban, and support resistance against the taliban, but we can also support the people of afghanistan. we are capable of making that distinction, and finding ways to support people that, frankly, over 20+ years, learned to love freedom, to yearn for freedom and democracy, an entire generation of afghans that got a taste for that freedom and will continue to resist. i feel like we have a lifelong responsibility to support that. consistent with that, we know from the world food program, that over 15 million of the afghan people, many of whom we fought with and for, are food insecure in the last year. 29 million. two thirds of the population are in need of huma

jason crow of colorado, marra still with us. congressman, thank you for being here.s here yesterday obviously highly regarded russian expert and former national security council saying on this issue america's credible is all but lost already. what can be salvaged if aid can be passed through the speaker's opposition? >> never too late to do the right things. we have to continue to push forward and get this aid bill across the floor. no doubt about it. our credibility is at stake. this is not just reputational. we are strong and secure as a country because we have allies and friends. our adversaries, russia, china, iran and others look at our alliance network with great envy, but we'll only have allies and friends if we stand by them in their hour of need too. that's really what's at stake. but this isn't charity either. this is in america's national security interests we help ukraine fight and win. >> president biden seemed to center the conversation around the contours you just outlined. this isn't, not doing this to be nice. doing it because our security at home de