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in a moment we will talk to retired four-star general jack keane.ul. the offers of a firsthand look from the ground afghanistan to you later. hi, trey. >> gillian, tomorrow marks one year since the taliban took control of afghanistan. it since then, the country's economy has collapsed, plunging millions of people below the poverty line. women's rights have decreased and thsecurity situation here remains tense. of though when you're walking through the streets of kabul behind me, there's a sense of normalcy. there are street vendors outselling food. you can hear those horns honking behi me. there is traffic, and the taliban patrols like a police force, though beyond that rainier sits fear and uncertainty for the afghan people. a member, when u.s. forces left this country, they left behind thounds of american allies translators, and people who workedt the u.s. embassy and those people are terrified. we spoke with one today who spent months in a safe house. he's wored about the lives of his family, and he is stuck here in afghanistan. while the taliban

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paul: i showed several of the ads to larry keane. are the ads not aimed to some significant extent at young men? >> they're directed at law-abiding americans. adult young men who have a constitutional right when they turn 18 or fully vested in their constitutional rights. and they purchase firearms for hunting, target shooting, and self-defense. just like other americans. paul: and some of them for mass shootings. a few of them. >> you can't even measure how small it is in the total universe of people who purchase firearms. paul: what about thi one? i mean, isn't this an appeal to a young man to feel more manley? >> i would reject the premise of that. they may be appealing to young men and also appealing to lots of individuals who are law-abiding and want to purchase those products for lawful purposes. paul: i'm afraid that the audience will think you're being disingenuous. by not seeing that as an appeal to a person's lack of sense of manleyness. >> do you have any questions about any timecard, you should address it to the company t

i agree with general keane. it's incorrected and false. they're misleading the american people just like they did through the entire evacuation. they didn't listen to the intelligence community and the top general saying it's going to happen fast and it's imminent. they left behind -- we still have 1,000 american citizens left behind in afghanistan a year later and 100,000 afghan partners were left behind that we promised we would protect. no one left behind, we said. now they're subject to the mercy of the taliban. a lot of them have been beaten, tortured and killed. not to mention the will, gillian. i worked hard to get a lot of them out of there. but now they're under sharia law. this is an absolute failure, strategic failure by the state department and the white house. they didn't listen to our intelligence community or military, which is one of the biggest findings in the report. >> gillian: so sir, in addition to look at blame and responsibility, you laser in on lessons learned. this is important to the military, the intelligence com

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arthel: general jack keane, thank you very much. i have to leave it there. look forward to speaking to you more about this subject because, unfortunately,st not going to die down anytime soon, but hopefully it doesn't escalate to anything we don't want to see. thank you so much, sir. nice to talk to you. >> yeah, thank you, arthel. arthel: mike? mike: the -- no rest for the senate, democrats putting the finishing i touches on hair massive tax and spending bill. they're planning a vote to start the measure this afternoon and expected to pass with zero republican support. chad pilgrim is live on capitol hill with the very latest. hello, chad. >> reporter: hello. republicans are resigned to their fate, we just don't know when democrats will pass the bill. we're expecting an overnight session. >> it's gonna pass the senate, they wouldn't bring it up if they didn't have the votes. there's enough sweetheart deals to make people feel comfortable their particular interest is taken care of. over august the american people have a chance to speak to their elected repre

general jack keane's always good to see will see you tomorrow. ♪.ta: rush it raining down missiles on areas in ukraine. the latest barrage killed three people and wounded 13. meantime, the ukrainian military has destroyed the last working bridge the part of russian occupied territory. alex hogan is live with more on all of this, hello alex. >> good evening anita. russia unleashing attacks on the eastern town destroying at least 20 buildings, wounding at least a dozen people and killing at least three people last night. russia also unleashed new attacks and several other eastern regions including the town, the city as well as making claims it has captured. ukraine is delivering its own counteroffensive by destroying two bridges over the river which are used to restock military equipment. russia today claimed it had destroyed u.s. supplied rocket launchers. ukraine has not acknowledged such losses. ukraine health minister said russian authorities are committing war crimes, crimes against humanity by blocking access to medicine and humanitarian aid to

here is jack keane on missteps that lead to deteriorating situation in afghanistan. >> jack keane: this is tragic decision biden made, almost defiant. all nato nations were telling him to stay, he had foreign policy guys telling him, don't walk oubt, the taliban can take over and al qaeda will come back. that decision became uncondition surrender, taliban are in rj cha. the president was told that could happen. al qaeda are being protected by the taliban, we saw evidence of that. they will grow and thrive under protection of the taliban. they will work hard to get there and aspiration is to attack us. >> ashley: biden administration left 1000 americans behind in afghanistan according to a recent report and days following withdrawal, the white house insisted only 100 u.s. citizens were left strand. >> todd: nasa says friday artemis i will blast off. why was was cancelled. nasa plans to return astronauts to the moon by middle of this decade and mine resources to fuel and supply future missions to mars continuing with our theme from yesterday, if you are not excited to go to the moon, you

i made the point with general jack keane china hasn't been at war since 1979.en communicate. >> yeah. they didn't do too well in the war against vietnam. it was 40 years ago roughly when chinese general secretary ping said that china should hide its strength and bide its time. now china's policy extraordinarily different. now with that aggressive posture in the taiwan straits, militarizing the south china sea. it is an opportunity for the u.s. intelligence community as well to collect on china's military exercises and then take action as a result to provide the assistance taiwan needs in the future to protect their territorial integrity. >> dana: one of the things china always emphasizes is they want a peaceful reunification. these drills wouldn't suggest that. >> no, they sure wouldn't. china has made it clear that taiwan is what they consider to be a breakaway province. i also think that they believe that time is not on their side anymore as each year goes by, taiwan citizens grow ever more committed to the democracy that taiwan has built for its 23 million p

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final word to you, general keane.t off on an economic tangent but it's all -- it's one in the same. you can't extricate the two. >> well, china is seeking domination economically, militarily, technologically and geopolitically, all four of those is what the administration has to cope with at the same time. i have a tendency to talk about the fact we don't have an effective military deterrence in the indo-pacific region because the erosion of that capability for over 20 years, because of my background. but certainly the economic domination and technological domination is equally as important as the military domination that they've been able to achieve and we need to have a comprehensive plan to do that. i mean, what is so astounding here is there's huge bipartisan support in the congress of the united states, the fact that china is the number one security threat to the united states. and right now as we speak there is pushback from the administration against the congress, there's a bill in the senate that bipartisan su

was that a mistake as general jack keane called it this morning? >> with all respect to general keane, i would gracely disagree with that. answering a question about the kind of context and information that the national security team was given spoker pelosi. again, the tensions of late have really been caused on the chinese side. what spoker pelosi is doing is very consistent with what members of congress have had and that is visit taiwan. >> martha: here's something that looks strange. feels like the white house is saying, i guess she can go. it's her right. she's a separate branch of government. if she wants to go, she can go. why not say she will go, it's her right to go and she will travel unharassed. she can take this trip. why not take that stance? >> but i did, martha, in the briefing that we just came out of. i won't -- >> martha: i was saying the president shouldn't say that. why shouldn't he say of course she will go and go unharassed. >> we have said that. i just said she will go in a safe and secure where wherever she goes. i'm not gett

. >> harris: general jack keane in "focus" next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: the u.s.ning americans overseas to be on high alert after the c.i.a. killed al qaeda leader al-zawahiri over the weekend. it was a drone strike that took him out. also reigniting debate over president biden's strategy of afghanistan. it appears the taliban was once again sheltering a big time terrorist. a new op-ed titled al-zawahiri evidence a tactical win but also a broader strategic loss. here is senator chuck grassley. >> we know not only president biden was wrong a year ago, but he -- we also know the taliban is not keeping their word that they won't be a safe haven for al qaeda. with his killing, we know that they are a safe haven for al qaeda. >> harris: senator grassley and others had warned us they won't keep their word, they are oef the taliban. biden believed them. john kirby trying to walk back the statement biden made last year to justify pulling the u.s. out of afghanistan. watch. >> president biden said what interest do we have in afghanistan at this point with al qaeda gone? >>

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martin luther keane junior, malcolm x. but if there's one thing that animates my sense of the pass, my sense of myself as a historian, i also really believed that ordinary people are central to history too. ordinary people who we don't know help us understand the past in a new way, and ordinary people in the american past changing this nation. and so alongside all of those famous people who run through the shattering, what also try to do is tell the stories of ordinary people. what i want to do today, i just want to tell you for stories. and this is the first one. this is the 4th of july, 1961. on the 6100 block of west any street in the northwest corner of chicago. the day before, and cahill in his neighbor, clarence mitchell, draped their block in 38 flags. that is a lot of flags given that there are only 36 houses on the entire block. and ed, being ed, had written to the chicago tribune, one of the major newspapers in chicago, to announce what they had done. and the trip decided that they would send a photographer out t

let's bring in fox news senior strategic analyst retired general jack keane. general, thanks for being here. >> yeah, bret. >> bret: talking about ukraine concern over radiation at the nuclear facility. but, broadly, where does it sit tonight with ukrainian forces pushing back against russian troops? >> yeah, we have begun a new phase of the war. the first phase was obviously the main effort to take the capitol down and also attack in the south. the russians failed in the north to take the capitol. they had some success in the south. phase 2 was the russian narrow focus on the donbas region and the eastern part of it. they took that, but they have not been ai a able to take the t of the donbas region. they have been at this since april. their casualties have been staggering. now they have come to a culminating point where they have lost their operational momentum. so we are in a different phase. and i think putin has come to grips with this. there are reports that he has fired his defense minister has to be confirmed. buff the reality is that putin has accepte

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general jack keane with us on this.ty and the effectiveness of a lot of these sanctions and boy cuts and everything else in place globally. what is remarkable, putin is getting richer and finding customers for the oil and the gas and in fact is in such a position that he can go ahead and stuff and cut it off to europe as he does so. that is a pretty powerful position. >> yeah, i mean, the frustration of sanctions that it does take time for them to have an impact. certainly russia obviously their commodity that they export the most is oil and gas. while certainly a number of his customers are no longer go doing buy from him because of his behavior with the ukraine when it comes to oil, he doesn't have trouble finding other customers because he's discounting the price. it's frustrating to see india, a country that is neutral here and actually buying more oil now from russia than they ever have. they're certainly sustaining that. as we began the show with, putin is -- he's increased his sale of oil 40% over the last year b

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you can see the fighters here celebrating. >> bill: general jack keane in a moment.e ground in kabul. trey. >> good morning. today taliban fighters are taking another victory lap in kabul as much of the civilian population remains in the shadows especially those american allies left behind. here is a look at what life is like under taliban control. 11-month-old struggles to breathe as his mother looks on. the young afghan is one of more than one million children under five who are acutely malnourished in the taliban controlled country. >> it makes me very sad when i see him in this condition. i have lost three other children. this is the fourth one. a year into taliban rule afghanistan's economy has collapsed. the united nations now estimates 97% of afghans are at risk of falling below the taliban line. the taliban's governor style has put at risk billions of dollars worth of aid that action as a humanitarian lifeline. a strict interpretation of islam is guiding life. making it impossible for a separation between mosque and state. right now in afghanistan, listening

gillian. >> gillian: trey, thank you. >> bret: bring in general jack keane who was in the pentagon on oversaw wars in afghanistan and iraq. thanks for being here. >> glad to be here. >> bret: a sound bite from the state department, ned price, talking about the anniversary of the u.s. military withdrawal from afghanistan. take a listen. >> ending the longest war in american history was never going to be easy. but one year later, stronger position as a country because of the president's decision, better able to focus on the threats and challenges but also the opportunities of today. >> bret: i would like you to address that. a stronger position as a country. >> incredibly stunning comment and does not represent the facts whatsoever. and it's irresponsible to make a comment like that, frankly, bret. i mean, when we went into afghanistan, the taliban were in charge, and they were protecting the al-qaeda sanctuary from where 9/11 occurred. so we have now left afghanistan, it is a year later, the taliban are in charge, and as we have seen as a result of the attack on zwahi, they are obvious

dagen: general keane, then why do it? again, this is furthering terrorism.are aiding and abetting terrorism across the middle east. >> yeah, i mean, and it's so striking and they blew off any progress that the trump administration had made because i think largely it was president trump but the facts are when this administration came in, the maximum sanctionses are significant impact on the iranians. unbe kn knowns. tracethe trump administration tn january 20 2020, that rocked the iranian regime. they were back on their heels. we had the abraham accords where finally the arabs were stitching together within alliance with israel against who, against the iranians. they walked away from all of that and went back to what was a failed deal in 2015 and they will impose restrictionses on the iranian as a result of this deal but who trusts the iranians to abide by those restrictions? the evidence is in, the israelis established it, that these guys do what? they cheat and they're likely going to advance their capability as away from the restrictions of the nuclear dea

senior strategic analyst general jack keane.portant day as nancy pelosi is expected to touchdown in taiwan. how badly this was managed because now the pentagon had to get involved. we have to be ready for any potential response from china with all of these threats, how do you see it. >> it's pretty frustrating, first of all going to china is absolute right call. we have tried to sub sensor our ship and self to enter and not sending key leaders to taiwan did a regular basis. we don't send our military leaders there. we don't practice military exercises. it is possible we could go to war to defend taiwan. we don't train or practice exercise is restrictions on ourselves. it has nothing to do with policy with china. i applaud her going there but this was bungled from the outset. first of all we had that the trip was taking place. this was never put on the formal schedule this is when the president goes to iraq or afghanistan. you do not know they are there until they landed. that is what the intent is here as a price secret visit to

and you can see that the bill of mon keane's, i love rica, i'm shoe ice also, spinoza, roma, joining that cloud. you have such developed countries now like yo, yo, china and i show which can kick us to other countries in terms of having to achieve the same living off of infrastructure economy the in, at this point in time, america has been playing with us for a long time it's now time for for bricks to grow. jo. oh man, house of the conservative daily podcast says there's a reason why african nations don't believe in us promises. i don't think the u. s. has ever respected the sovereignty of other nations. and when they talk about these stabilization, they can look no further than themselves. and the sad part about with the us says, and it's just a bunch of rhetoric and look, i'm, i'm an american and i'm proud to be an american. but the apparatus within the us government has long been a d, stabilizing force in almost putting at, you know, african place for they can't grow that can't excel at the same rate, that other countries across the world are growing. and that has a lot more to d

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. >> dana: let's bring in general jack keane fox news strategic analyst. let's get your take on it.s responsible for the killing of this young woman. but we know there is a lot of blame and a lot of reason they might want to blame one another. jack. >> yes, certainly. first of all, the likely target was her father who is the ultra-nationalist and part of putin's brain trust indicated in the introduction. he was supposed to be in his car and he had decided to take another car. his daughter and he both attended the same event. she is also an ultra-nationalist and supports her father's views on just about everything and a political commentator. there is no evidence to suggest the ukrainians did this. they have denied it. is there a pattern here? inside of ukraine partisans in support of ukrainian government in places where the russians have taken control on two occasions in the last few months have used car bombs to kill russian officials inside of ukraine. there has been no evidence to date to support that activity outside. and also ukraine has, i think, has been very disciplined abou

here to react fox news senior strategic analyst retired four-star general jack keane.w does that make us look? >> well i think right from the beginning the reason why this thing got spun up so much, obviously there was a leak the nancy pelosi was going to visit taiwan. that leak came from this administration. somebody who was obviously opposed to it. but really what happened is when the president made the offhand remark in response to a question walking out of the room where he said while the pentagon doesn't favor or the united states military doesn't favor. that wasn't a completely true statement. they just provided some of the risks that were going on. i didn't save it as it shouldn't take place but that spun up the prc entire propaganda effort as a result of it. because they saw an opportunity here, a division in the united states government, and an opportunity, possibly, that they could get the united states to stand-down the visit. that would give them a huge propaganda victory. so that's really what started this crisis and heated it up so much. >> so right now w

let's bring in fox senior strategic analyst general jack keane.tures a year ago. it appeared to be a disaster on all accounts. a year later you have studied this, general. is it, was it a disaster? is that a fair assessment or are we being too harsh on the biden administration's handling? >> i don't think we're being too harsh as well. the impact of walking away from a 20-year ally and turning the country over to the taliban, conducting an unconditional withdrawal which really turned into an unconditional surrender, and now we have the radical islamists in the country thriving again and certain life al qaeda are under the protection of the taliban. that is not something anybody had in mind when that decision was made. but the unfortunate thing was the president was apprised of all of this by his own intel, military and foreign policy advisors, and also our allied countries who were in afghanistan with us providing 6,000 of the forces themselves all said that look at, we should maintain a modest force here and also make certain that if we are going

general jack keane, have a nice weekend. >> yeah. you too, brian. the weekend 8 and again at 11. bray onto this week. dr. oz on campaign to get that the senate seat in pennsylvania and woman named carley shimkus is going to be there. we go to grace land. 45 years since the death of elvis. why is he still hot and why is that movie so great? we'll discuss it. and because i went there and i brought a video camera, still ahead on this show, joe nicoles will rock the all-american summer concert series. but, first, he will join us live on fox square to discuss his new album and what is it like being in new york city? nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette >> carley: we are back with a fox weather alert. flooding soaking folks in las vegas inside and outside of the casinos. rain pouring from the ceiling of planet hollywood and caesar's palace got hit bad, too. meanwhile o

senior strategic analyst jack keane, thank you for being here. 21 years, four president. he was on your hit list at one time, al-zawahiri. how big a deal is this? >> is a very big deal. two democrat president in two republican presidents. that kind of perseverance and determination in the fact that our intel and counterterrorism professionals stayed on this target, passed it to people who were succeeding while others were tired, never gave up. yes, it's a big deal. but we have to know what it's not. it is not a vindication of the president's withdrawal decision from afghanistan and that is the reality of it. the american people can see what's happening. we turned our country over to our adversaries, the taliban. they are in control, they are harboring in an influential neighborhood with taliban leaders. >> bret: let me put up that map. this is the area in kabul which is really a few blocks from where the u.s. embassy was. >> exactly in many taliban leaders live in that neighborhood and certainly the county leadership knew who was there and they were protecting him and gue

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. >> gillian turner on fox news sunday and interviewing general jack keane and speaking of things you don't want to miss, you want to catch bret baier's interview with republican utah senator mitt romney. be sure to stay tune right here on fox news. salman rushdie off of ventilator after being stabbed ten times in what prosecutors are calling a premeditated assault. his attacker you probably know by now has actually pleaded not guilty, he did so during arrangement yesterday. nate foy live in new york with more on this horrific story. nate: kevin, good afternoon. positive update albeit difficult situation. they are extremely relieved he's breathing on his own and they say he's able to speak but they also say injuries are life-changing. take a look at this. we have the brand-new mug shot of the man accused of attacking him. this is the 24 years, hadi matar, he's being held without bail. matar pleaded guilty to attempted murder and assault charges. the prosecutor in the case calls the attack preplanned. take a look at this. you see the moments just after the attack here. rushdie was gett

. >> harris: you hit the headline we heard from general jack keane this week.will fill in. yes, they will. they will be harbored by that very enemy, the taliban. when we took out al-zawahiri just a few days ago, where was he? he was harbored by the taliban up in a mansion on a balcony. let's move to this. more fallout now from the f.b.i. raid on mar-a-lago. former president trump is calling for the release of the unredacted affidavit used to justify the f.b.i.'s search warrant. federal investigators have asked a judge to keep it sealed saying releasing it would serve as a quote roadmap to the government's ongoing investigation. a federal judge has ordered a thursday hearing on the matter. former president trump also going after the f.b.i. for taking three of his passports during that raid on his own social media site he wrote this is an assault on a political opponent on a level never seen before in our country. the passports have now been returned. lindsey graham says it's high time for full disclosure. >> when it comes to trump there are no rules. every repub

retired four star general jack keane joins us now. a fox news senior strategic analyst. general, great to have you. >> delighted to be here. >> mike: taiwan conducting live fire drills off the southeast coast in response to chinese aggression over the past week or so. what's the level of concern at this stage? >> well, certainly there is concern here, given the provocation that president xi has undertaken here the last 4 or 5 days. the reality is, president xi's level of aggression and military intimidation and coercion over the last ten years have been accelerating every single year, year over year. and our general policy has been not to try to provoke him, to deter our speech, our rhetoric, to deter our actions in terms of who visits the island, and deter our actions at sea. the good thing is, we have kept our ships flying, our ships sailing and our airplanes flying in that area. by and large our policy has been not to provoke, and i think that policy has failed miserably because you can see this aggression and likely more to come. so what should we be doing? i mean, q

such a heartbreaking assessment that we just got there and honest and raw from general jack keane one year after president biden's botched afghanistan withdrawal. the nation's people facing economic collapse since the taliban took over there. 97% of its population is now at the level of poverty. republicans say the president knowingly misled americans about the mission to pull out. they are demanding answers ton -- on the deaths that led to 13 service members at the kabul airport. in the coming days the state department will deliver a report to the white house detailing the departure. house foreign affairs ranking members congressman michael mccaul with this. >> there was a complete lack and failure to plan. there was no plan. there was no plan executed. we will protect the you was our promise to them. no one left behind. we left them behind to the mercy of the taliban and now they are being tortured and killed. >> harris: trey yingst is live for us in kabul. trey. >> good morning. we were in the streets of kabul today where taliban fighters were taking another victory lap. the taliba

do believe wholeheartedly that those were the words that if china had heard them and even general keane said you have heard others say it, what china needed to hear, china didn't hear that's why we're in this situation. if those words have been the words -- they would never have anything to say about any place we went. we went to ukraine. i really don't get it. when newt gingrich went in 1997 he was the last speaker of the house to go. didn't see any of this. >> emily: i can't help but thinking that the burke has been getting progressively louder and i wonder about the bite. for far too long we as americans have seen that right also growing larger. we have seen their intellectual property theft getting upwards of $60 billion per year in terms of losses. we have seen physical breaches, dozens and dozens of prosecutions by the doj of spies in the country. that is the tip of the iceberg with china's direct and indirect attacks on our sovereignty and stability. now here, a successor in line to the president is in taiwan and they are running pretty frightening military drills. what should we

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the crawford county sheriffs officers identified them as zach keane, deputy levi white, and mulberryll three, so far hasn't heard back. >> they will be punished they'll fan to be in violation of anything, light -- anything like. that the incident happened sunday in mulberry, arkansas, 140 miles west of little rock. on the video, you can see at least two officers punching and hitting the man and seeing him repeatedly as they try to arrest him. that's when a bystander off camera yells at the officers. >> [inaudible] >> arkansas governor says that the officer responds was inconsistent with the training they received. >> that is reprehensible conduct and which a suspect is beaten in that fashion. we saw a glimpse of that, it's under investigation. >> police say the man videos 27 -year-old randall ward chester of south carolina. an attorney representing them says that war chester was allegedly -- nearby town. no crawford county says the officers located when he was cooperative at first, then got violent try to attack the officers. >> we've all seen the video, i don't think the believe the

alexandra, do keane who has called for escalating the war dead the attack led some to believe keenness ties to president vladimir and allegedly being an architect of the plans to invade ukraine. >> russian media reported how duquesne switched cars at the last minute after attended an event with his daughter. ukraine denied involvement in the bombing, but at least one russian leader blamed the attack on alleged terrorists from the country. an advisor to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky responded to the accusations saying, quote, we're not a criminal state unlike russia and definitely not a terrorist state. the car bombing came as ukraine has stepped up attacks in crimea. bring new scenes of destruction. the death of dugina know raises questions of what could lie ahead. >> that was tom dempsey reporting for us this afternoon. nba hall of famer dennis rodman says he's planning to take a trip to russia to try and secure wnba star brittney griner's release from prison. griner was recently sentenced to 9 years on accused drug charges after being arrested at a moscow airport back in feb

general jack keane joins me, the war in ukraine ongoing, chinese military surrounding taiwan.our military handler to front confrontation? >> it is challenging. frankly this is a great question about the military. the global security challenges the united states is facing is on a scale we've not seen since the rise of the soviet union. in many respects it is much more complicated and comprehensive. we are dealing with three major theaters. obviously asia-pacific, a cold war exists between the united states and china, neither of us want to call it that because we don't want people having to make decision in choosing sides. secondly, a war exists in europe because russia wants to rebuild the russian empire and are willing to go to war over and in the middle east we have the uranian's on a pathway to get nuclear weapons and malign and aggressive behavior will continue if not increase, the stretches the military and we were in a cold war with the soviet union, we were larger, to pick one service the united states army had 785,000 troops. right now the goal is 485 but will likely be

general jack keane, looks like a new world order united states versus russia and china. >> the strategicartnership they formed publicly prior to the beijing winter olympics and prior to the invasion of ukraine, certainly this is another step to certify that partnership. what has brought them together is what you are suggesting, a new world order, they don't want the world order that existed post-world war ii led largely by the united states and like-minded democratic countries. they want their own sphere of influence. that is the reason for the partnership, the reason they will continue to conduct exercises going forward. we do exercises while our allies and partners, i do believe after the recent aggression china has shown over taiwan, we've got to step up the game in assisting taiwan with more arms and munitions. the model we are using ukraine won't burke dealing with taiwan, we are providing more weapons to ukraine after the invasion started than before. we've got to do the opposite, provide the weapons now so there is deterrence, we have to fight our way into get them weapons after c

we can swing it from the military perspective, have to do a computer model, and jack keane, the studysi on screen and talk to you about the droneing of ayman al-zawahiri, killed in a suburb of kabul, deputy to usama bin laden for the 9/11 attacks but president biden said al qaeda was out of afghanistan. a fairly not. i call that a contradiction. >> the un told us, al qaeda is in 15 provinces in afghanistan. ayman al-zawahiri was understood to be in pakistan, we were not going over there aggressively. since the taliban was out for almost a year now, the tower man are back in power, they are staying in the capital outside, the governmental buildings in a government building owned by the interior minister, another famous terror network, you cannot say not only is al qaeda there while taliban is there but the government is supporting al qaeda again and what we know about these terror networks do they travel with just the leader by himself? all the millions and soldiers and terrorists in training around them? stuart: it is an american when. coming up against that heartbreak. you see speake