they were leaving to go pick up odin lloyd on the way to pick up lloyd.rnandez had stopped to get gas at a gas station not too far from lloyd's house. hernandez is seen filling up the car revise the gum. the same kind of bubblicious gum that was found in the dumpster and on a piece of the bullet. >> there was a camera that caught a car going down the street, picking up odin lloyd up in the wee hours of the morning. >> investigators say lloyd was last seen leaving his boston home with hernandez in a silver nissan altima so they could put lloyd with hernandez. >> within hours of his murder. they also had surveillance from cameras around the industrial park, footage that showed headlights going into the industrial park. >> where where lloyd was found. but you couldn't identify the car itself from the headlights. but that was where other crime scene evidence came in. tire tracks that they found in the industrial park where odin lloyd's body was found. and through the crime scene analysis, they managed to match those tire tracks to the nissan altima that herna

that list, jim's list, is what scott lloyd wanted to get rid of.t lloyd, the trump appointee talks at length and on camera to director errol morris. whether he agreed to talk to him out of shame or in defense or because he didn't know how he would sound in these interviews i can't say. you will want to judge for yourself. it's a remarkable thing to see. but in terms of how this worked out in realtime, the fact that there weren't just scott lloyds around, there were career civil servants. that ends up being critically important over and over again. when this news started to emerge, scott lloyd and his boss floated the idea that the government should record just numbers of kids taken away from their parents and they should specifically not record any identifying details about who the kids were. and they brought this concept to a career staffer. one who you will meet in the documentary tonight. quote, sualog who has a masters degree in clinical psychology and 20 years child welfare experience knew she could never let that happen because of the consequ

-[interviewer] this is scott lloyd. -[sualog] yeah.tell your staff to stop." scott lloyd is not that type of person, right? so he's like, "maybe we should stop." trying to close the subject. and i just made a comment, i said, "i'll see what i can do." [interviewer] this whole story about "lose the list," is this apocryphal? uh, i just had a meeting where i asked, "why do we have it?" it was explained to me, and i said, "okay. well the list doesn't bother me. the fact that it leaked bothered me." and now it's become a news story. so i just wanted to understand it. here's the other problem. and i don't have a really... solid recollection of exactly what happened. i had a lot of meetings that looked like this. honestly, i would like to have the benefit of just sitting in the room with the people who were there and say, "well what do you remember?" all i can do is speak to my best recollection of it. [sualog] later on, i did have a discussion with jim. "the administration doesn't want us to continue the list." but i said, "you and your tea

lloyd, get through this. i'm saying, a hundred days. over 3 months, i'll give you 120.ican senators, who are a little bit afraid to be bold. you have to persuade them that house can deliver, in tax policy. >> that is right. we can deliver on this, in that time frame, just back to point i made, you know, in 1962, our tax revenue was about 17% of gdp, it still that today, that stayed con stance 1962 our spending 18% of gdp toward is is 24%. this our opportunity. american people do not want government as usual. i'm excited about doge,. larry: i wrote a book about the jfk tax cuts, i had a couple wonderful senators, on who led off the show, you know told me why there is no up thin as pay-go, it will be nice to cut spending once in a while. claudia tenney thank you and congressman loif lloyd smucker. >> on flip side americans face a massive tax hike if congress bungles the tax cut story. >> that is not, we're tall about goofy doge spends cuts with tax foundation int scott hodge, we'll be right back irk i'm kudlow. (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line a

so without anything further, i'd like to turn this podium over to lloyd kramer. okay, i'm going to make a few remarks, but mickey mantle will not be my role model for this. but thank you for giving us inspiration. it's my pleasure. i'm going to start here. our theme in this session is lafayette and the historians. and we're going to look at the way historians and people who have interpreted lafayette have understood the meaning of his life. and it's my pleasure to join with others in welcoming you to this event. as alan mentioned, i'm lloyd kramer from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. i just want to put in that little plug plug for chapel hill and i want to join with him in thanking president nemec philip eliasoph of richard greenwald and especially susan joy mincor and everybody who helped to make this event possible. this by the way, is the statue of lafayette in fayetteville, north carolina, which was the first city named for lafayette in 1784. new you all come down to north carolina some time and you can see that statue. so my role here is sim

so i turned to eliot spitzer's mentor and friend, lloyd constantine, who'd known him longer than almost anyone else in his life. so my thinking about this interview, i feel like your journey with eliot is the public's journey in the sense that people really thought he was going to be the first jewish president. >> you muscular democrat. >> yeah. and i want you to take us on the journey. >> yeah. >> you've talked about how you thought the presidency was eliot spitzer's manifest destiny, that he was going to be a fighter for the people. at what point did you start to think that? take us back to 1982. you're working for the attorney general of new york, bob abrams, and here comes your summer intern, a young guy named eliot spitzer. what was your impression? >> i was a little bit wary to begin with. you know, wealthy kid from well-known parents. kids like that usually want to have a fun summer. but when eliot walks in, it was kind of love at first sight. there was an understanding that we both believed that the law was the most powerful instrument of social change, and that the law could be

lloyd, i'm going to ask you the same question. i need a tax bill by a hundred days.s, tax bill. then we can convince senator john thune -- who's a good man, by the way, and he wants the agenda to get through, he's just concerned it can't be done quickly new. i've had jason on the show, all right? he says it can be with done quickly. he says you all have been looking at this since april of this past year. can you get it out? i ask you with. >> i think, larry, 100%, you're correct on this. chairman smith is right on this. we're better off doing this as quickly as possible. we have a mandate from the american people on the border, on energy policy and on tax policy. we can do this all at once. we can do it very quickly. i'll say this as well though, if the administration continues to push an earlier what hay call a skinny if -- what they call a skinny bill, we can still get it all done. we've got to do this right. and i'll say one other piece, a larry, we've got to insure that we're doing this in a fiscally responsible way. all of those tax cuts should be paid for with

at that point lloyd austin tried to do something to fix the situation.st shocking and alarming. you look at what has happened in the biden administration with the weapons of the department of justice to go after all sorts of different americans and then sweetheart deals for the master minds of 9/11. it boggles the mind for a lot of people. it's not just a failure of the biden administration. this is really a failure, also, of the obama administration of the bush administration, these are people who never should have been languishing here -- the people who masterminded 9/11 should have been dead a long time ago. so it's not just a biden problem. >> it's kick if the gut for americans, especially those americans out there that don't really have a lot of trust in some of these agencies and parts of our government to feels like we are let down again. >> it feels like a great example of the amount of confusion that we have had in the current administration. not just about this issue but about all sorts of things with foreign policy. a feeling that there is a l

i went through one of those he chose lloyd benson to be treasury secretary. finance confirms the treasury secretary. lloyd benson was technically still a member of the committee when he was being confirmed. it is the easiest confirmation. here is how easy. senator moynihan was sitting in if the acting chairman because the chairman was sitting at the confirmation witness and all dole who was the ranking republican and leader of the senate on the minority side of the panel joked before lloyd benson said a word and said why don't we just confirm him now. this was his first running of the confirmation hearing and he thought, great idea. he took up the joke and they actually have the rollcall vote in the hearing before a word of testimony. just a story about how easy it is supposed to be when you are chairman of the committee. but he went down for things people didn't know you could in those days. drunkenness and in those days they used to call womanizing but mostly drunkenness. the people running that committee believe you can't have a serious drinking problem li

secretary of defense, lloyd j. austin. [applause] [applause] sec. austin: good afternoon, everybody. michael, thank you for those kind words. this makes four years in a row for me at the national defense forum, reagan national defense forum. it is great to receive this award alongside peter mcconnell who believes so deeply in president reagan's legacy and who has done so much for a free ukraine. the department has again sent a superb delegation here again this year including members of the joint chiefs, combatant commanders, and other senior leaders. so, let's give these outstanding public servants a round of applause. [applause] it is also great to be joined here by ministers of defense, ambassadors, members of congress, and other leaders. now, i spent a brief 41 years wearing a u.s. army uniform. i spent a long time incumbent, including three lengthy tours in iraq and one in afghanistan. i have now served for four years as secretary of defense. so, i can say without reservation that america's military is the finest and most lethal fighting force o

and then there was pressure to emigrate and lloyd, the funeral identity often to come home. a savannah at the beginning of the 19th century, the french and brenda pony and had time to europe into a thoughtful pond. but he was rife in many regions, and full hobbies, and 79th things west of the same time the population was growing, which increased food shortages and unemployment. the one example is conflict in watts. now the german states of rhineland plat tonight, the man is a small town that still has close ties to something for sale. 200 years ago. the 1st column is set out from this area of to being active, be recruited by the present and government. the bottom concludes that sale by what mostly they were skilled farmers are also own their own houses. oh, the lloyd people had to sell their houses to afford to emigrate, and so they weren't the poorest of the poor. the money had to come from somewhere and that's good was the way i called them. you could say they were social immobile, even the they felt they'd be better off somewhere else as a the more willing to make a new s

so 2 mounted by international local lloyd's of us on the its, um, you know, we understand that the use i've signed emission is also something it's you know. 1 the, it's the mission to investigate those. there was a lot of it is. so there is definitely also concerns the fast may or the end of the people is um, it definitely has to do with the contests of deluxe and for us. and then you know that they're european top is that so the endangered now d, w 's, maria kind of might say reporting from to believe c and still able to hear the crack of also what appears to be fire crackers from the protesters. thank you very much. of the serious military is rushing reinforcements to the northwest and launching airstrikes against insurgents who seized the city of a level in a surprise offensive. the rebels led by hedge, had a group, are now advancing to neighboring home a province while summer, welcoming the fighters. thousands are fleeing the region and finding refuge in displaced persons camps. the aftermath of government airstrikes on the city of gid lived in north western syria. volunteers with

luke lloyd, thank you very much.up and running on wall street for this last trading day of 2024. looking at the dow, a lot more green than red. look at that, 27 the of the 30 in the green led by amazon and nike. the only two in the red, home depot and honeywell. let's take a look at the s&p 500. we were expecting this to move higher by about a quarter of a percent and, guess what? that's where we're at. the s&p up 16 points at 5923. and why not the nasdaq? the nasdaq up close to 30% for the entire year. not too shabby. right now up a third of a percent, about 70 point offense the nasdaq. we'll take -- points on the nasdaq. we'll that take a look at those big tech names that carry so much weight. amazon, apple, meta, alphabet, microsoft if all doing well, modestly so, up a quarter to maybe three-quarters of a percent. >>> now let's drill down and look at individual names. let's begin with tesla are. good morning, taylor riggs. great to have you here. let's begin with tesla. let's kind of give a report card, if you lik

so lloyd benson was technically still a member of the committee when he was being confirmed and it was so -- it's the easiest confirmation that exists. here's how easy it was. senator moynihan was basically sitting in as acting chairman because the chairman was confirmation witness and bob dole who was the ranking republican and republican leader of the senate on the minority side of the panel joked before lloyd benson said a word and said, "why don't we just confirm him now?" this was senator moynihan's first running of a senate confirmation hearing and he thought great idea. so he took up the joke and they actually have the roll call vote in the hearing before a word of testimony, just a story about how easy it's supposed to be when you're chairman of that committee, but john tower went down for things that people didn't know you could go down for in those days, drunkenness and what in those days they used to call womanizing, but mostly the drunkenness because sam nunn and people running that committee believed you can't have a serious drinking problem like this or any kind of drinki

is he dives deep into these characters and one the people that you meet is, as you mentioned, scott lloydee in charge of the office of refugee resettlement. becomes the boss of all of the career civil servants who have spent a lifetime looking out for the best interests of children and what you see in the movie is that people like scott lloyd were contacted or contacting steen miller in the white house and it is very unusual to have nonsenate confirmed political appointees in direct communication with the white house. but nevertheless, as he pointed out in "separated" that is what was going on in the first trump term. and you have this influence who want to carry out the policies and they're directing in essence career officials what to do even though the career officials are the ones with the lifetime of not only service but expertise and schooling and management lessons and literally accountability here who know what they're doing is the most basic way to put it and they're being influenced by people with political perspectives and goals. >> it is really -- it is so important for people

now the, the re, jean lloyd size events international community to clinic the elements of surprise has been hugely important. they hired, hired as a mon, born and raised a and a level. how do you see this? so what do these gains mean? particularly for the fates of a capital damascus. the 1st of all, thank you for having me. i think as jerome mentioned, they are very significant because if you look, for example, the, some of the importance of capturing some is not only related to the strategic significance of how much so, which would allow them to capture homes and potentially a cut the that sort of fluids and connections between damascus on the coasted area. but it also shows that what happened in, at loopo is not only uh, limited to northwestern syria, but now or the eyes are basically on homes and potentially later, maybe even the moscow. so it's, it's shows that the, the, how fragile and the regime is and the potential for advancing all the way to the muskets member on how to explain in military strategic terms. how high out to your house will hate. the says, we will call it for the

a level i'm a homes appears to be teetering, possibly next, we're already hearing that some aside lloyd list, maybe starting to leave a capital damascus as well. jerome, firstly, in strategic terms, how do you explain these little lightning advances about a student opposition? i mean, this is something extremely significant just a week ago, the position managed big quarter of the order. i little just in a few days now thinking about how about potentially going into into homes. so this is extremely significant because those parents who have never been controlled by the, by the, on the petition this stuff. how about demonstrated in fayetteville, the opposition for this young virginia informed me that the hundreds of thousands of protest as to be put into the streets, but the down to position never managed to get go to destitute. so this is the 1st time that the position when his punch or such a piece of land or so it's much more call the nation than before. the i'm, the position is much more organized, continue to doing it mostly by that sense. and those are very, very impressive achievem

where anyone can make rank and become someone like lloyd austin. it's the opposite of the values. right-wing, rev, that is essentially said that the value of your life depends on how rich you are. they're appalled and should be, that this ceo of unitedhealthcare was killed on the streets in cold blood but they think that daniel penny is batman the guy they worship, donald trump -- donald trump is like bruce wayne's dad, you know. he's not a champion of the little man. he's not a champion of little guy. he's thomas wayne. >> and he showed it in this outing yesterday at the army/navy game. he showed that he has no shame at all in trying to stand up for a homeless man with mental problems who's black. having some kind of breakdown on the train. no one is saying let's get the police. look at the tape. no one said let's get the cops. they are sitting there while this man is being choked to death. and you have to ask yourself, is that not a purposeful signal -- this is the same donald trump that claimed black men were going to vote for him. but look at what he did to a homeless black ma

i'll remind you when it comes to communications, lloyd austin was hospitalized for an extended periodf time. no one had heard from him and everyone was wondering, how do you not talked to the secretary of defense? now of course not because no one was communicating with biden. no medication in general. this has been winging it for the last four years putting the entire nation at risk. what we have to remember is this is not new, it's nice people are now talking about it but in the next administration, we must have an investigation of exactly who was doing what and who is running the country and who should be held responsible for the debacles we've all faced. >> they are saying is that strategy. >> it's ridiculous. the families not about this, the staff is not about this, senior staff, i think there are senators out there supposed to be interacting. one thing a lot of high-level people have dcr on offense. i would love to see every piece of legislation and everything required, the signature of the president of the united states including the latest bill, i'd like to have them compare th

i beat lloyd benson 2-1 in texas, which was amazing even now to me.ad kind of a groundswell of support among people who had not been involved in politics before, and that's really how i was able to prevail. mr. updegrove: but you knew that you would be the first president from the deep south to be elected since zachary taylor. you were a one-term governor from the state of georgia. what made you think you could win? [laughter] pres. carter: well, i wasn't sure, but i told roast lin again that if i only got two votes, i was going to say in until the end. this is kind of bragging now, but my tenacity was one thing, i was not about to back down even when i had disappointments. and i had several disappointments and embarrassments where i made some mistakes, but i stuck with it. at first, my only potential opponent that was well known were two. one was ted kennedy, who was running for president, and the other was george wallace from the deep south, a segregationist. and my idea when i first began to think about running was that i would get in between kenne

defense secretary lloyd austin just announcing a $1 billion military aid package for ukraine. cnn's oren liebermann joining us now from the reagan national defense forum, where this was announced. oren, tell us more this was a very unusual speech coming from defense secretary lloyd austin. >> and i think that's a reflection of the fact that these are his last few weeks in the pentagon, after virtually the entire biden administration being the secretary of defense and part of what he talked about is the value of foreign aid, how important that is for global leadership and how important it is for u.s. national security. he sort of ticked through what he viewed as the accomplishments of the administration and of the pentagon over the last four years. that includes new partnerships in the indo-pacific, the aid and security assistance given to israel. and then of course, the aid and security assistance given to ukraine that has allowed it to stand up to russia for nearly three years. here is him presenting that and announcing a new aid package and i'm proud to announce today the co

to operate were international law allows. >> lloyd austin is speaking right now, a fireside chat with. a lot going on in the world, the map of the middle east is changing as we speak. there's war raging in europe and right now the talk at the forum is isolation is no longer an option. just like it wasn't on december 7th, 1940, one, the last time talk of isolationism ended with the attack on pearl harbor which is the anniversary is today. eric: they are discussing these topics that threaten us now. good to have you, jennifer griffin in simi valley. arthel: thank you. donald trump indicated he's inclined to keep america out of global conflicts but a survey by the reagan library finds most americans do want the us involved in international events. adam smith is ranking member of the house armed services committee who joins me now. i went to pick up where jennifer griffin left off, mentioning this is not the time for isolation and secretary austin said the us should promote and embrace common purpose with our allies. will donald trump embrace common purpose with our allies? >> i hope so.

also looking on, secretary of defense and west point graduate, lloyd austin.rican secretary of defense returns to west point, the institution that forever changed his life. >> you know, when i first came to west point, i had never been north of georgia. >> reporter: speaking to the corps of cadets, austin told the next generation of army officers what it means to lead in combat. >> artillery was exploding all around us. the troops in the talk were watching me intently waiting to hear what i had to say. at that moment i realized that they would follow me through fire if they trusted that i knew the way forward. >> reporter: when the u.s. invaded iraq in 2003, austin was giving the orders to the lead army division. >> i was calling the shots in terms of where brigades were moving and so i needed to be right up at the front of the formation. >> reporter: he ordered what became known as the thunder run into the heart of baghdad. are those your tanks? >> they were. i was right behind that brigade. >> reporter: and then it turns into a long, hard slog. >> it did. >>

defense secretary lloyd austin and the state department spokesman matthew miller, discussed in the fall of bashar al assad in syria. and a look at innovative treatments for families struggling with -- and the child welfare system. that and more tonight on c-span. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. ♪ announcer: charter communications supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. ♪ >> president biden and vice president, harris spoke at the tribal nations summit at the white house highlighting the biden administration's native american policies. ♪ [applause] vice president kamala harris: good afternoon everyone. good afternoon. can we please applaud sophia? [applause] this is why we know the future is bright, right? please have a seat. pl

the problem probably any as welcome to the program less than 2 weeks after his short lived marshal lloyd decree at south korea, as president has been impeached on suspended. you until kill says he'll step aside as the country's constitutional court now considers is future celebrations on the streets of so the south korean lawmakers vote to impeach that president. use the keels $204.00 and peace voted in favor of the impeachment process. with 85 bucking the now suspended president. shock repulse through the national assembly as a speak and made the declaration of the an estimate to 200000 people gathered on the streets outside parliament, demanding the removal of the increasing the unpopular president whose approval ratings are plummeted to just 11 percent. i'm so moved in, i think the people, one legal aid was less than 2 weeks ago. the used to keel announced a marshal law, plunging the couldn't trait into a states of anger and his korea into a political crisis. it was retracted just 6 hours later after law made because unanimously voted it down speaking, following the impeachment vote,

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and us defence secretary lloyd austin reaffirms america's ironclad commitment to the asia pacific regionai. some breaking news to bring you now, out of seoul. south korean police have raided the presidential office of president yoon suk yeol. police officials say president yoon is the subject of a criminal investigation on insurrection charges, but he has not been arrested or questioned by authorities. the president and his allies are currently facing insurrection charges, after his botched attempt to impose martial law last week. there have been other develpments in the last few

austin, no wonder he had no idea lloyd austin was missing in action for three weeks, they never spoke it was a script. it's not a call center, he didn't have a way to communicate directly with his treasury secretary. no wonder they never talked about inflation as a problem for americans, you are the chief of staff saying it was a high-class problem. then you think those historians who would visit the white house including writing speeches for joe biden, telling him you could be bigger than fdr. they were trying to have historical analysis, they were trying to make history with somebody who could make his own decisions. think of these people also. any linsky of "the wall street journal" wrote a piece to go weeks before the debate between biden and trump with a charade is exposed in the white house came down on her like a ton of bricks. she has said "i wrote this not because i wanted to make -- hurt joe biden, it was more in sadness than anything that i'm having to write this, i have 40 sources and i will never forget that, the spokespeople for the white house trying to destroy her repu

it's and it seems like you all declared that short lived marshal lloyd's expiration on tuesday. nights and there's no sign dots um even if he survived his boats, you know, get them on regular way even if the moving parts of the parts of space in it that those approaches installed. but that's part of that. he looks like he might survive it because they wouldn't talk even though even participating in the democratic process. i think of going to frustrate people even more. james, what's likely to happen next? well, in a new sense, if the use of jones to bind bits boats that is really the end of the proceedings, of course, it's unlikely that this will be the conclusion. as again, as i just, i mentioned the level of frustration and anger that is amongst south korean citizen, it means that you know, even again, if you, if you survive this part, it's unlikely that the level of the frustration is going to subside. i imagine that the pressure won't decrease on him suit. you step down and the bigger question really hit is heavy. so we'll use local area today saying that he was sorry for declaring

european union side of those protests came before the integration of a new president, the georgia dream lloyd list mito capital. i should be a show of community. thousands of georgians formed human train through the capital, calling for the release of some prison protesters and denouncing the country's government as illegitimate soto its own odyssey from the main demands of the rallies as the release of those detained during the protest uh, hold on. but besides this, we have a 2nd to move to the new elections should be held on the way the georgian people want them to be held to moisten with all the upcoming integration of georgia, dream lawyer. let's make sure you have enough really has over these fonts, criticism, quotes no matter what happened, and then no matter who it was. so we love should be legal. he'll never be and presidents with georgia, the georgia dream will never be the force in the country because they're not in the middle government to provide me with that 20 outgoing president, solomon's to abuse really has cold on her supporters together in front of the presidential palace on

i don't think he was -- was he a crypto fan >> you know what i would say, lloyd was open to anything where he could manage the risk of the position bitcoin at this point probably would have played into that. >> how important is president trump's seeming support for bitcoin obviously in this most recent move, but heading into the future >> i mean, the way that i think about the crypto markets and price movement relative to what's happened in the last six weeks, the opportunity said, it may have grown somewhat. we have always been bullish in stable coins, decentralized finance, financialing certain assets the opportunity set expansion isn't as important as the risk reduction. we have seen a material derisking from the big joe rogan podcast where they discussed de-banking 2.0 that happened to the market that was one part of us overcoming what was a strangle hold on our market we have never -- in my eight years of being in this industry full-time, we have never had an oppressive regulatory regime in the u.s. we were risking brain drain. this will hopefully bring that back >> let's say i'

i'm delyth lloyd.ompleted. there are seven places up for grabs — seven fixtures taking place. wales are hoping to qualify for a major tournament for the first time. they take a 1—1 draw to dublin to face the republic of ireland. elsewhere, norway have a 4—0 advantage over northern ireland going into their second leg. the czech republic and portugal are tied at i—l. poland are 1—0 up going to austria, sweden lead serbia 2—0, while belgium are 2—0 up in ukraine. scotland take a goalless draw to finland. it is everything, it is everything for a lot of players, it really is. of course it is a game of football and that is how we will approach it but we know what is on the line out it would mean everything to the players and to the country if we qualified. —— but it would mean. the players are feeling good and relaxed. we are feeling well. ruud van nistelrooy meanwhile has revealed it "hurt" to leave manchester united as he prepares to take charge of his first match of leicester city against west ham. the du

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what more did lloyd austin say? >> yeah, kate, this is something that secretary austin has been pretty vocal about in recent weeks, particularly amid comments made by the secretary of defense nominee, pete hegseth on a podcast recently where he said that women in combat, quote, hasn't made us more effective, hasn't made us more lethal, and has made fighting more complicated. >> secretary austin has really sought to dispel that very forcefully in recent weeks, including most recently at this speech yesterday at west point where he said this isn't 1950, it isn't 1948, it's 2024. he actually told a story about his time in iraq while he was the commander of centcom, where he said that he wanted to move a command post to the front line, and he asked both his women and his his his female and his male troops whether they would be comfortable with that, whether anyone wanted to not deploy forward. and here's a little bit of his recollection of what those women had to say those women didn't flinch. >> they were facing the sa

and us defence secretary lloyd austin reaffirms america's ironclad commitment to the asia pacific regionon a visit to tokyo. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. some breaking news to bring you now, out of seoul. south korean police have raided the presidential office of president yoon suk yeol. police officials say president yoon is the subject of a criminal investigation on insurrection charges, but he has not been arrested or questioned by authorities. the president and his allies are currently facing insurrection charges, after his botched attempt to impose martial law last week. there have been other develpments in the last few hours — a justice ministry official told south korea's parliament this morning that former defence minister kim yong—hyun attempted to take his own life while in detention. kim had publicly taken responsibility for carrying out martial law. let's get more from our correspondent, laura bicker. you have been in south korea covering the story. get us up to speed with this raid we have seen that the president's office. ~ , , , ., office. well, stev, this is a devel