marvin weinbaum, former intelligence — country.yst _ country. marvin weinbaum, former intelligence analyst at _ country. marvin weinbaum, former intelligence analyst at the - country. marvin weinbaum, former intelligence analyst at the us - country. marvin weinbaum, former intelligence analyst at the us state department, thank you so much for joining us on that topic. as the taliban takeover in afghanistan continues to fill the void left by us troops, neighbouring pakistan fears trouble spilling over the border. for decades, pakistan has served as a sanctuary for afghans fleeing violence and war. but now, the government in islamabad says it has reached its limit and cannot accept more afghan refugees. there are two main border crossings between the two countries. bbc urdu's sarah atiq reports now from the one at torkham in the northwest of pakistan, where the taliban are now in control of the afghan side. 0n the surface, it almost looks normal on this part of the pakistan—afg hanistan border. but look closer. so much has changed. t

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let me get marvin into the, into the program here. marvin in washington. hey, hang on, let's get make, let me get. let's get everyone in the conversation 1st. then we can, you know, jump in. marvin, let me go to you. we have heard you have heard the program so far. i know you probably don't agree with me or scott, your thoughts, my friend, please. well, i know i have differences with you in scott. not that would you say doesn't have some validity. but i think you've joined some of the 1st of all, when you for jamie, remember this was an international effort. this was no way to be sure. but this was in the national wherever they were supported by the u. one. my point here being is when they came in, there was a great deal of support for the foreign forces. they didn't see them as occupiers at all because this life under the bond was rather sad. i was then when the only one period when the troll problem and it was the proverbial graveyard. so it was a big change. and as we started pointed out that have been accomplishments, but there's no question at the bal

and i'm joined by my guess, marvin wind bomb in washington. he's the director of afghanistan and pakistan studies at the middle east institute in del mar, scott ritter. he is a former intelligence officer and united nations weapons inspector, and in couple we have talked with him. he is a conflict. peace and security expert art gentleman cross rules and effects, that means he can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate when you go to scott, 1st, many of us watching this conflict for 2 decades expected this outcome was only the dates that mattered most here. made my introduction, i said, i call it in a complete and utter failure. the american people are poor and no one is held account. and if no one is held account, scott, then it's going to happen again. go ahead your thoughts. of course it's going to happen again. it's in the, it's, it's in the d, n a or the united states. so when we intervene, we intervene using a american centered template. that is designed to placate domestic political factions. here in the united states, not to

clear. marvin, there was making an important distinction, you know, trying to run a country. and a governor country is very different than, than, than battlefield wins. you know, and from your vantage point, is this something that the taliban is really going to be struggling with for the last 20 years that the telephone has pay defense. played sort of the underdog in terms of who gets to control and administer the country. now that they are the status quo, the game changes for the no longer are they sort of on, on the, on the edges. and are there an excuse for not being there because the american, the american going to need to do this. moving on into the future, i think there's 2 big threats for the taliban. welcome. internally one externally and turn me. we will see how there are divisions develops, how they put people in places of power inside the country. also dramatically. who do they send as investors to other parts of the world and will they be accepted? will open up. and there may be some inviting that happens within the taliban as time. positive, depending on how, how

they may after change their opened of as to why the color but because meant for the country. marvin, from your perch there in washington d. c. what do you believe has to happen in order for the us to ultimately unfreeze these assets and reserves and to make them available once more to the afghan central bank? i just been suggested by the speakers. were all looking at the park at the performance of the tall one point the point out here that we have to understand that they haven't here it is a political system. i left a nomic system, which is something far greater than they had ever had to deal with in the ninety's . now they have a complex much larger population. the cities in the ninety's were largely the populated. they take it on a challenge here which and not only are they prepared for, but that conceptually, i think that although they say they want to replicate what was accomplished in, in terms of governance, basic governance. but the fact is, when it comes to the priorities, i believe that they'll put their ideological priorities, tore high on the scam. or they are, they are li

mohammed: marvin was making an important distinction, klisman.g to run a country is very different they and -- than battlefield wins. is this something the taliban is going to be struggling with? >> for the last 20 years, the taliban has played defense. they have played the underdog in terms of who gets to control and administer the country. now that they are the status quo, no longer are they on the edges. their excuse for not being there where the americas. moving on into the future, there are two big threats for the taliban, one internally and when externally. engine, we will see how they put people in places of power inside the country. also diplomatically, who they send as investors to other parts of the world. will they be accepted with open arms? externally, we already see the northern alliance rebel against the taliban now. i will fight to make sure the tele-mental secure control. that is another focus point for the tele-band if they are going to rule successfully, which many hope they don't do well. mohammed: obviously, right now it's re

marvin filled this truck with items. important to him and guns. the like point that were made. i guess that meant something to and a bunch of. >> his paperwork. jim offered to go there and help his uncle. but martin said he'd be fine by wednesday. jim called all of his uncle's numbers after hearing the area of grizzly flats was gone. i called all of us to have. this isn't to call the thought. is that a and i you okay. and then the phone. now there's a lot boys in the background and then the phone cut out and going to try to back >> what, 6 or and that was the last. the family has heard from marvin the el dorado county sheriff's office has been looking for him and is asking the public's help. apparently when they found his truck somewhere abandoned including the keys in the ignition park somewhere in the grizzly flats area. fox 40 went to find martin's creekside drive home this deer sat quietly staring at the devastation around it. the whole neighborhood decimated by the caldor fire will. sadly this is all that we have found left of marvin is property. the house is completely go

is harun remy assistant professor of law at american university of afghanistan in washington dc is marvin wine bomb director of afghanistan and pakistan. studies at middle east institute, washington d. c. and in london is clear, minority founder and ceo of penetrate wire group, a geopolitical consultancy, a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for joining us today on inside story. from let me start with you. you tweeted that stopping the flow of funds into afghanistan will punish millions, 99 percent of the population that can't or won't leave. we need to care for them too. so i'd like to get your thoughts on the kind of impact that all this will have on afghan citizens. absolutely, i mean, honest on has huge trade deficits. we find out that trade deficit mostly true for an aide. now the for an aide is in jeopardy and honor on government upon a great now does not have access to it's for and reserved because the situation of governance who's actually in charge is right now being negotiated. as a result of that, the punishment currency is depreciating fast, and if we don't have enough for us

shery: marvin, stick around. marvin loh is staying with us. we have plenty to discuss but another big interview also coming up on friday morning, asian time, we will be hearing from the rbnz governor, adrian orr, after a decision that poured cold water on the global policy outlook. up next, tencent puts investors on notice, warning of more regulatory curbs to come, plus malaysia's search for a new leader yields two front runners. the singapore institute senior fellow tells us what he expects. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: tencent has a stark warning for investors. brace for more regulatory curbs on china's tech sector. it reported the slowest pace of quarterly revenue growth in more than two years. that's get over to stephen engle, who joins us out of hong kong. what is the company saying? >> they are trying to answer some questions that investors have. how long is this revelatory crackdown going to last? the government early this week and late last week gave an indication it could be a five-year campaign but how deep is this going to go? it is

marvin filled this truck with items. important to him guns. he like point that were made. i guess that meant something to and a bunch of. has taper work. jim offered to go there and help his uncle. but martin said he'd be fine by wednesday. jim called all of his uncle's numbers after hearing the area of grizzly flats was gone. i called all of to have that isn't to call the thought is jimmy in and i you okay. and then the phone. now there's a lot boys in the background of phone going to try to come back >> it just once or and that was the last. the family has heard from marvin the el dorado county sheriff's office has been looking for him and is asking the public's help. apparently when they found his truck somewhere abandoned including the keys in the ignition park somewhere in the grizzly flats area. fox 40 went to find martin's creekside drive home this deer sat quietly staring at the devastation around it. the whole neighborhood decimated by the caldor fire will. sadly, this is all that we have found left of marvin is property. the house is completely gone. we know that

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. >> let's go to accuweather's marvin gomez for the details. good morning, marvin. >> good morning. we are tracking an upper-level low that is bringing most of the moisture associated to henri south, to pennsylvania and new jersey. soaking rain continues for you, as we take you into our monday. looking at the track of the low-level pressure system moving across new england, bringing soaking rain across the region. some spots could accumulate between 8 and 12 inches as we head into our wednesday. those flash flood warnings will continue to pop up in the next couple days. andrew? mona? >>> now, to the airport in kabul, where the pace of evacuations is accelerating. president biden promises not to leave any americans behind. and he says discussions are under way to possibly extend the mission beyond the end of the month. and the pentagon is enlisting the help of commercial airlines to ferry afghan evacuees once they've left the country. and there's growing concern over potential terror attacks. abc's ian pannell has the latest. >> reporter: the race to evacuate kabul growing more urgen

sadly this is all that we have found left of marvin is property. the house is completely gone. we know that there were 3 cars parked here in the front that large box and in the very back of the property. >> we see what's left of a jeep. just about 4 miles from the home. firefighters were battling spot fires in the canyon above grizzly flat road multiple choppers were doing water drops. at the same time. >> the family hopes martin pulled over to help someone or maybe he needed help and someone took him to the hospital. >> he had bad knees and was known to have car problems. this. >> really good. got. it's a really >> that was rowena shaddox reporting tonight. finally, the dixie fire. it has burned more than 727,000 acres across 5 counties. it has destroyed more than 1200 buildings. most of them homes and it continues to threaten more than 12,000 others containment did rise today up to 40% and distressing sight at lake tahoe. look at all that smoke. >> the nearby wildfires are driving dense orange tinted smoke into the air above the lake residents indlake tahoe are being asked to

. >>> accu-weather's meteorologist marvin gomez joins us now with more on the day's outlook. good morning. >> good morning. the moisture moves from the four corners across the northern rockies. and that will continue to be the trend for our monday afternoon. flash flooding continues to be a concern, especially in colorado. now, a little farther south, across the desert southwest, the temperatures are on the rise. heat-related weather alerts already in effect. and for the middle of the work week, we are tracking another storm, that's going to bring some gusty winds. and this will elevate once again, the risk for new wildfires. now, across the southeast, we are tracking some heavy downpours, monday, tuesday, into wednesday. localized flash flooding will also be a possibility in this part of the nation. mona? andrew? >> marvin, thank you. >>> turning to the spike in covid cases across the country, prompting a blunt reality check from dr. anthony fauci. the delta variant spreading rapidly, he is warning that things are going to get worse. abc's janai norman has the latest. >> rep

recently i had one with marvin peterson and his memoir. >> host:t: what is that book about? >> guest: is about his life. i guess about his upbringing and his decisions and he had to do a stint in prison. and that made an impact outside of society. he is just and building on that. it's a wonderful book and a wonderful read. >> host: that is a book that's booktv is also covered and i won't can watch it on line at booktv.org.tv mr. ekpe udoh how do you conduct your book club? meme >> guest: we are on twitter. follow the #'s and we usually meet every thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and we will go for an hour or an hour and a half dependingk on the book in theco conversation. >> host: was the easiest way for people to find thatt schedule? >> guest: the easiest way i think is to follow me on twitter @ekpe udoh and pay attention to my tweets. i do a lot of free tweeting but at some point in time i put out the schedule. >> host: is their book do you go back to every couple of years and reread? >> guest: the alchemist is one of them -- is another one. i think that's been it. i will rea

marvin, thank you.ver in afghanistan continues to fill the void left by us troops, neighbouring pakistan fears trouble spilling over the border. for decades, pakistan has served as a sanctuary for afghans fleeing violence and war. but now the government in islamabad says it has reached its limit and cannot accept more afghan refugees. there are two main border crossings between the two countries. bbc urdu's sarah atiq reports now from the one at torkham in the northwest of pakistan, where the taliban are now in control of the afghan side. 0n the surface, it almost looks normal on this part of the pakistan—afg hanistan border. but look closer. so much has changed. the taliban are now in control of torkham, the busiest crossing with pakistan. a few days back, hundreds of panicked afghan civilians gathered here for days, desperate for a way out. but then, what seems inevitable happened. 0utnumbered afghan police forces surrendered to the taliban. now the number of afghans seeking refuge is much less. the t

marvin, we've already seen some resistance in afghanistan against the taliban, the afghan flag—wavingu see this resistance growing, and what do you expect the taliban response to be? more violent as we've seen? they'll have no choice but to use as much force as they feel is necessary. i don't really believe that we're going to see any kind of logistics except sporadic at this point. of resistance except sporadic at this point. the taliban can be rather ruthless, and that will become clear. most of the people who really feel they cannot live under a taliban regime for economic reasons as well as cultural reasons, social reasons, will try as much as they can to get out of the country. former intelligence analyst at the us state department. as the taliban takeover in afghanistan continues to fill the void left by us troops, neighbouring pakistan fears trouble spilling over the border. for decades, pakistan has served as a sanctuary for afghans fleeing violence and war. but now the government in islamabad says it has reached its limit and cannot accept more afghan refugees. there are two

want to talk lowes i guess to begin with >> i have marvin ellison on tonight on "mad money. i think he's doing an exceptional job. he was helped by how badly his stock was hit off home depot gross margins hit consensus, that was terrific. the regular consumer did well. if you go between the lines yesterday, i would have written home depot's release differently. they made it seem like that what's happened is the consumers cooled and not stopping anymore on weekends. we know that travel and entertainment is being hurt by delta, suddenly circular reasoning. we think wait a second, maybe the consumer's not going to do anything i'm not buying that. that will be the narrative housing starts are not good. yesterday we heard that retail sales aren't that good we also heard inclination that auto's not that good i cannot prove that auto's not that good at all i think that's going to be the wrong narrative. when you read what marvin did, you kind of feel like, wait a second, business is pretty darn good, but the stocks they've run so much, and lowes stock would probably be flat to down

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marvin lewis, one of the best defensive minds in the game.ht's field of dreams game was more than a baseball game it was cinematic under a pink and purple iowa sky, it was beautiful. it brushed against the newly built outfield fences. the chicago white sox and new york yankees stepped out of the cornfield and onto the field just like in the movie despite all the nostalgia and call backs to the iconic film, the real drama came in the bottom of the ninth. >> anderson hits a homer to right. back at the wall and the white sox win it >> he knew it the moment he hit it and so did my son he walked out of the room. chicago's jim henderson circled the bases. two-run homer lifted the sox to a 9-8 walk-off win the yanks had taken the lead in the top of the 9th when it was all said and done, not even hollywood could have scripted a better ending than that love those uniforms, too. >>> do you know what day it is it is international left handers day, a day to celebrate all our lefty friends and family like my wife who have to live in a world designed for r

i said, you want marvin the martian? >> stephen: wow. << i said, you can fire all the other voice actors right now. i will do the whole movie for half. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: they should have taken you up on it. okay, you are not only the voice of an iconic character-- this is truly an achievement. you are also become the face of an iconic brand. do we have a close enough shot there? tapatio hot sauce, that's you right there. that's-- this i love. how did this come about? >> well, tapatio is celebrating 50 years of being an amazing hot sauce and i have been using them since i was a kid. i used to tell stories, the tapatio bottle actually has a mariachi on the front, that's usually the picture. this is a special edition one where i got to be on it. and as a kid my dad was a mariachi but kind of m.i.a. so there was not a whole lot of photos of him. so i would ask my mom, what does my dad look like? and she grabbed the hot sauce-- he looks like that. ( applause ) and so the family had seen me do the joke about

said august is running well. >> you have marvin ellison on tonight. you'll get into that with him as well i know >> stock up 20 small caps is up 20. joe, i wanted to ask you about the energy trade i mean, to me, you and i are on the same page on this. so, where is the inflation we're all thinking about right now could that be peaking along with delta? >> the inflation is in the supply chain and transportation cost i think you heard that with home depot. the inflation is not represented in commodities the problem for a lot of these commodity names, jim, they're all debt-laden if i were some of these companies, i would be doing secondaries to pay down the debt they do it with the do-it-yourself stock they should do it there. >> cleveland cliffs are pretty smart guys >> that's a huge jim leeben that will farmer jim loves that stock. >> i first heard it on his show. i must have been 12. >> he's loved it for a long time bought more. speaking of buying more, what do you do with some of these retail names today? the best in show today is who? target or lowe'

williams. >> marvin williams. >> yes, the three players and jackie had a great day and jethro had a great day, but the message from the red sox was essentially don't call us, we will call you, and they didn't, and year later, jackie makes the debut for the montreal royals and the brooklyn dodgers' organization and breaks baseball's color line. so i believe that there were some, and bill beck who on the philadelphia club at the time or st. louis at the time gave some consideration to signing african-american players, but it did not happen, and of course, it was jim crow reared the ugly head well into the '60s. >> so, let me ask you a question, were there blackout rules for games along the coast. and this is interesting because the red sox are not far from boston harbor. >> there were not lights at that time. they came post war. >> 1947. >> but there were blackout rules on the east coast. >> you mean on the west coast, bill? >> i meant the east coast. >> oh, okay, because there were no major league teams on the west coast. >> yeah, yeah. >> there is that. >> there were submarines that

. >> we presumed lowe's is bad, that marvin nelson doesn't know what he's doing, the same exact problemshome depot that would mean these two companies are inseparable, which has not been the case in a long time by the way, marvin ellison has done remarkable things at lowe's home depot is an a student, gets a b plus lowe's was a b company you had a b plus. >> been a bridesmaid historically. >> yes >> there have been a couple of quarters where they outperform doesn't happen a lot. >> marvin ellison doesn't have any ability to at home depot lowe's cannot necessarily call whirlpool or black and decker and say, we need -- we want you to take all the drills you're going to send to home key poe and send them to lowe's. it doesn't work like that. i think walmart has a lot of power. >> by the way, the tone is pretty defensive this morning we have a lot of krogers at the top, p & g. >> are we doing that xagain? t tiresome. >> they trimmed some ad-v and bristol, merck and gm. >> bristol up. i can take -- rodney mcmillan, i've known rodney for a long time, ceo of kroger. when the stock was at 27 he

i'm marvin gomez with your accuweather forecast. >>> coming up, why a bacon sortage could be looming. >>> bacon and bullets are in short supply across the country. how the shortage is beginning to impact police departments. >>> and check this out, the close call at a rodeo when a bull jumped into the crowd. the dramatic video coming up. we're at our best when we stand together. that's when we make the impossible possible. that's what stand up to cancer has done. because you stood up. because of you, survivors are out there. we're making the impossible... possible. we're committed to making every cancer patient... a survivor. this is the moment we double our efforts. together... we stand up to cancer. tune in saturday august 21st at 8/7 central >>> devastating wild fires across turkey. forcing tourists and residence to evacuate popular beaches. eight deaths have been confirmed. heat and winds are complicating efforts to fight the flames. >> police search for four suspects in a mass shooting that injured ten people in new york city. video shows two men opening fire in to a crowd outside

. >> reporter: marvin silva got the evacuation order tuesday morning.he does not know when or even if he'll ever be back to his home. >> i'm going to go stay with my son and see if i got a house after. they say this could burn. they could burn for weeks now. >> reporter: as night fall hit, evacuation orders expanded even across highway 50. the concern, this wildfire could be the next big one. >> that's steve large reporting. and we have some new video into our newsroom of the skies in gardenerville, nevada. take a look at this, looks like the middle of the night, right? this video was shot about 4:40 p.m. this afternoon. caldor fire dumping ash on the community. you can see it there going by the lens outside of lake tahoe turning the skies a deeped ange color. >> meantime, the high winds are fanning the dixie fire. crews continue to have difficulty controlling the fire. a dry cold front is expected to shift the winds in the area. now, the dixie fire now covers over 900 square miles. that is twice the size of los angeles. it is 31% contained. and you can

. >> marvin got the evacuation order tuesday morning. he does not know when or even if he will ever be back to his home. >> i will go stay with my son and see if i have a house. these things will burn. they could burn for weeks. >> as night fall hit evacuation orders expanded, even across highway 50. the concern, this wildfire could be the next big one. >> that was steve large reporting. here is video of the skies up in nevada. looks like the middle of the night but this video is taken around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the fire dumping ash on the community outside of lake tahoe, turning the skies that keep red orange color. >>> the high winds fanning the dixie fire. crews continue to have difficulty controlling that fire. a dry cold front is expected to shift the winds in that area. it's burned more than 626,000 acres. that's twice the size of los angeles. it's just 31% contained. >>> 28,000 san jose students will return to the classroom for the first time in a year and a half. masks will be required inside and out for everybody. there wi

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people poor and no one is held to account the cross walking up canister and i'm joined by my guess, marvin wind bomb in washington. he is the director of afghanistan and pakistan studies at the middle east institute in del mar. we have scott ritter. he is a former intelligence officer and the united nations weapons inspector. and in kabul, we have who stock or our him. he is a conflict. peace and security expert art tillman cross talk rules and effect. that means he can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate when you go to scott, 1st, many of us watching this conflict for 2 decades expected this outcome was only the date that mattered most here. made my introduction, i said, i call it in a complete and utter failure. the american people are poor and no one is held account and if no one is how.

represented a country in wheelchair tennis, short putting disc is throwing an javelin as got her own dough. marvin se is the latest member of the companies. she rose collection, which was created to recognize female role models. and you know, when you down the board it makes a lot of sense because in the end, what they want to highlight is not my disability. but my cell performance, i value that very much because we are all actually we all sacrificed equally. that they gave me this recognition among very few people in the world is very nice, comforting and exciting. india have begun the task of trying to save the food cricket test against england and leads they are 79 for one in a 2nd. it is sufficient for java and robert sean at the creek for the physicist who bundled $78.00 1st round earlier in the rollout for $432.00. now through remarkable feet by boston red sox pitch a chris sail on thursday, boston were up against the minnesota twins in major league baseball, sail, managed to pitch an immaculate, any the 3rd of his career. that is to say, he struck out 3 our position bess's on 3 pictures eac

sheldon day fumbles but retains possession a little bit later, lawrence bought some time and found marvinthe 35 yard pass down the middle of the field. that game is in the third quarter with the browns leading 16 to nothing. just the same jacksonville fans hoping they have finally found their guy and here's your play of the day in major league baseball so far, the red's tyler stevenson, it's a ground ball in the hole, d d gregorius makes an incredible stop. then it even better tossed his second to start a possible double play. stevenson initially ruled out at first base, but the play was challenged. he obviously beat the throw. the phillies were 61 winners over the reds. the reds right now three games behind the padres for the national league's second wild card spots, so it's time we start paying attention. yes, you do. alright, show. thank you so much appreciate. we'll see at 10 o'clock tonight and thank you for joining us. we'll have more news and weather coming up more news and weather coming up on the 10 o'clock. th morning. hey. you sleep all right? no. you? i missed you up there. i

and i'm joined by my guess, marvin wind bomb in washington. he is the director of afghanistan and pakistan studies at the middle east institute in del mar. we have scott ritter. he is a former intelligence officer and the united nations weapons inspector. and in kabul we have we stocked.

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i'm joined now by dr marvin weinbaum — former intelligence analyst at the us state department and directorfor studies at middle east institute in washington dc. what do you make of this latest news that the us have been engaged and air strikes? this that the us have been engaged and air strikes? , u, , that the us have been engaged and air strikes? , , ., air strikes? this indicates how ureatl air strikes? this indicates how greatly we _ air strikes? this indicates how greatly we see _ air strikes? this indicates how greatly we see this _ air strikes? this indicates how greatly we see this as - air strikes? this indicates how - greatly we see this as deteriorating quickly. it seems we are bringing in the heaviest piece of equipment we could bring to the conflict and are prepared here to accept high civilian casualties. there is no question the kind of precision bombing that has taken place with drones and helicopter gunships is not possible given the extent that will carry on possibly as well but given the extent of the offensive there is a need here to bring in everything they can possibly i

dr marvin weinbaum is the former intelligence analyst at the us state department and director for afghanhis indicates how greatly we see this as deteriorating very quickly. it seems now where we are bringing in the heaviest piece of equipment we could bring into the conflict, and we are prepared here to accept high civilian casualties. there's no question that the kind of precision bombing that has taken place with drones and helicopters, drone ships, it is not possible given the extent that that will carry on possibly as well, but given the extent here of the offensive then there is a need here to bring in everything that could possibly be introduced. but with the understanding that this is going to bring casualties of enormous proportions. we have got double significance, haven't we? so you have got the us air strikes, you have also got the fact that the second provincial capital has been so claimed by the taliban. are we likely to see a reversal of the us decision or the foreign troops decision to pull out of afghanistan? would something like that ever happened? i don't see any possib

. >> stephen: the sidewinder, lee marvin. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) jon, when y'all play the to, i want to be invited to that party in 19 -- when was. >> jon: '63. >> stephen: i want to go to the party and hearing that song, everybody hearing it for the first time. >> jon: oh, my goodness! >> stephen: i tell you what party i want to go to tonight because jennifer jennifer is going to be here. ( cheers and applause ) i'm happy and grateful for any of our guests p who come out of here. we got a taste of jennifer's performance in rehearsal today, and they're going to have to bring in structural engineers into this building to make sure this dwelling is safe after this performance because she's going to rip the roof off this place. we might have to shut down. this might be the last show tonight. >> jon: right, we might have to close out after this. >> stephen: looking forward to it. you know, folks, i spent a lot of time over there precisely measuring the news' inseam, selecting the finest, most topical imported merino story wool, and then hand-stitching it with jokes to create t