i was in a meeting with chairman mccall, milley and mackenzie on the phone ricky told him chairman mccallid not believe they were responsible with what had gone wrong in afghanistan in 2021. previewed the questions they were going to be posed and even provided one of the generals with potential answers to wriggle out of the tough questions. that hearing with the two generals who -- while they had advised president biden not to do his go to zero order, they do deserve some credit there. on the other hand, the generals did make their own mistakes in 2021 with milley misjudging the speed of the taliban's advances, getting the size of the afghan military police completely wrong, inflating it will beyond what was, and general mckenzie turning down an offer from the taliban on august 15 that potentially would have allowed the united states to secure kabul on her own rather than letting the tell event walk into the city in the united states having to run an evacuation at of justin airport with the taliban right outside the gates. chairman mccall made a decision to absolve the two generals of res

house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccall raising concerns about doing prisoner swaps with russia. ashley: the republican congressman says trading innocent americans for actual russian criminals center dangerous message to vladimir putin that encourages further hostagestaking by his regime. mccall said there are other american prisoners being unlawfully detained in russia, china, afghanistan, pennsylvania lawmakers say one of those is mark vogel, a schoolteacher arrested in 2021 with a small amount of medical marijuana that was prescribed by his doctor for chronic pain. he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. us authorities say baseless charges, sham trials, unjust imprisonment is a strong reminder of russia's disregard for human rights and oppression of innocent americans callously used to free imprisoned russians. stuart: trump said the seniors shouldn't pay taxes on social security benefits, that would increase deficits by $1 trillion. 114,000 jobs added to the economy in july, an appointment went up to 4. 3%, the job market is cooling, the economy clearly slowing. how t

i was in a meeting with chairman mccall, milley and mackenzie on the phone ricky told him chairman mccallid not believe they were responsible with what had gone wrong in afghanistan in 2021. previewed the questions they were going to be posed and even provided one of the generals with potential answers to wriggle out of the tough questions. that hearing with the two generals who -- while they had advised president biden not to do his go to zero order, they do deserve some credit there. on the other hand, the generals did make their own mistakes in 2021 with milley misjudging the speed of the taliban's advances, getting the size of the afghan military police completely wrong, inflating it will beyond what was, and general mckenzie turning down an offer from the taliban on august 15 that potentially would have allowed the united states to secure kabul on her own rather than letting the tell event walk into the city in the united states having to run an evacuation at of justin airport with the taliban right outside the gates. chairman mccall made a decision to absolve the two generals of res

for a french president, obama mccall says the arrest of telegram c o. l durham was not a political move, but the cost of an independent investigation. the russian boned 1000000000 that was detained at the paris airport on subsequent french authorities accused him of failing to spend bob criminal activity on the popular messaging platform that's going to court to our bag rebels. and molly claim, ami drawn strikes of kills $21.00 civilians, including 11 children, the other northern town of tens of 10. the army says it was targeting terrace, the stripes, follow a re some flashin which to our reg rebels and is the most to fight as defeats. it's molly and soldiers and russian mercenaries in the same area. more than 70 people have been killed after a series of the tax and pocket stones, bullets, histone proteins, separatist militants, targeted police stations, railway bridge, and vehicles on a major highway security forces have been battling a decades long and search and see over control off the results which province this is one of the deadliest court today.

high barfor var inspection, only to get involved if, in the opinion of the var, the referee plus mccallee makes on the pitch, is clearly, obviously wrong. no doubt at all in the mind of the var, based on the evidence in front of them, don't go searching for things, based on what isjumping out searching for things, based on what is jumping out of the screen at you, is a clearly wrong? if so intervene, if not, move on. it's under 48 hours to the start of the premier league, clubs have got until the end of the month though to get their transfer business done. how about this for a saga? where will chelsea midfielder conor gallagher end up? his move to atletico madrid is on hold. the england international has returned to london, with the clubs so far unable to complete his £33 million transfer. the deal appeared to be done when gallagher was pictured in the la liga club's metropolitano stadium on saturday, and he spent five days in a madrid hotel. on sunday, gallagher's move was in limbo, because spanish striker samu omorodion was supposed to move the other way for a similar fee, but that co

[laughter] joining me now is chief economist daniel mccall.the fed's favorite inflation gauge, we know that, so do today's numbers give them a green light to cut in september? what are you thinking, 25 basis points? 50? what say you? >> i think that the fed is going to cut probably 25 basis points. doesn't make sense to cut 50 basis points considering that that flakes remains persistent -- inflation remains persistent and that the decline in annual rise of inflation comes from fundamentally from energy prices. the therefore, the base effect is also helping that figure. but we have to remember inflation in the last four years is up 20%. so the fed needs to be cautious on the one hand and at the same time try to give a message to markets that that it is likely to move closer to its target. so a message of reassurance. i believe that it's very difficult though -- ashley: right. >> -- that the fed can cut four times as the market expects today. ashley: the market always expects more, right? let me ask you about this, daniel. in a recent peace -- p

in phones in 2022 remodeling and mccall launched a national strategy to comb bass and demetrius center. so i thought that was so powerful, i'm seeing him give a speech on instagram, where he says in demetrius, this is a societal problem and we're going to tackle it. and i thought to myself, how amazing would that be? if someone like chancellor phillips, we sat down in front of a camera and said, look at this disease that mostly affects women time that it's a societal problems is problems. specifically to the usually as initiative is quoting for more research investment, it's still unclear what causes the disease plan. let me tell little has been researched in the field of and demetrius since because of the directly, there's always been less money available for gynecology. so it's understandable that we'd need to invest more money here than you would in other topics that have seen intentional research for years. and in 2023, a small success. the buddhist type decided to invest 5000000 years each year and to end demetrius his research. today to the z, as meeting flipped aconia, a member

writing a daily syndicated newspaper column and a monthly feature in mccall's magazine, presenting a radio show on weekdays and a sunday afternoon television. serving on board of the naacp. among the other lectures, articles, political campaigns and boards, she fit into her schedule. the first lady of the world travel as an informal ambassador promoting. human rights across the globe, always a symbol of president franklin roosevelt and the new deal. she remained a persistent influence within the democratic party at times suggested as a candidate senator from new york, ambassador, france, vice president and even president of the united states. she asked on meet the press in 1957 if she would consider running for president, and she just laughed and said she was too old. she was 73. and she was also asked, well, do you see we'll have a woman president in the future. she believed the we would. and so i think she'd be surprised that, too. at the 1960 democratic party convention, plainclothes officers, eleanor, as she walked through the arena to ascend the rostrum. and second, the nominati

busy to impeach president mccall, i had is trying to get the necessary signatures of m. p. 's to make that happen. as we are right on the beach front. the motion for the motion, we knew she had the procedure for impeachment of the president of the public, in accordance with the article, 68th of the constitution was sent to day to parliament or is foreclosed signatures . my cousin refuses to submit to the people's fault, so we must dismissed him. the establishment left wing of the french parliament is just fed up with mack hole and dragging his feet on something that's really just conventional. it's not like this is rocket science or anything. it's just really boring, custom for the french president after legislative elections, to name a prime minister from the party that won the most seats. and sometimes that ends up being a guy from a party. they don't particularly like a different party from yours. and that's just life here in france, that's called co habitation. like you're living with a roommate, you don't particularly get along with presidents jack sheet. i can also me

then the occupied west bank and of traveling on the road between us and say to isabel says it struck mccall which it says was trying to sell operating in the area the you as far as president coming, harris has won enough, delegating those to be the democratic presidential nominees, while the online voting process continues to monday, she's already secured the more than 2300 votes needed to secure the nomination and a phone message, harris said she was unable to leave the tickets. i am honored to be the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. and i will tell you the tireless work of our delicate it's our state leaders and staff has been pivotal in making this moment possible. jonathan has more now from washington, dc. it's not official, but cala harris can now safely be called the presumed democratic nominee for president. and her 1st decision is a big one. she's got to pick a vice presidential running mate in doing that, she would be the 1st female black president, the 1st south asian president. and so most of the people she seems to be looking at are white men. s

let me ask you to talk a little bit more about the heroes or the astronautsas chris mccall from greg jarvis a kind of random guy who also gets picked to go up on this shuttle. particularly the astronauts these are like public servants. somell of them are pilots but tt also devoted the their life to the space program and in some sense they were failed by everyone around them whose job was to get them up safely. how does this make you think about public service and you say it's a story of heroism. talk a little bit about the heroes. >> that aspect is one of the reasons i wanted to write the book in the first place. the weights being remembered especially in that case but to a lesser extent the other members of the crew as well they were ignorant victims of the accident they did not really understand the risks they were taking. that is not only colossally untrue but also does each of them a terrible disservice. four of them had flown into space once already and they were trainedd astronauts and exactly what they're doing. they understood that risk they understood it was an experimental

so it's a total mess. mccall, for the was the most of the truck busta wanting to good know that we'd be sure to, you know, has a bottom of the problem. is that the french fault is, i'm not able to like know vin ball g is all a german bodies to form good ition day out. i could still to confirm taishan and there's so there's the issue of the presidential election. nobody wants to jump on with this as a sinking ship and box the page and the government which ease uh, which has a bunch of dynamic and which is meant to be bored. i agree with a c and of the micro streams. and what they've brought to the does center wide center left often king then about the president short of 2027 to the presidential election of 2027. so that don't want to compromise too much with metro schemes, right. not to mention the less they're going to see this as an action spelling from the deluxe. obviously we are all right, much it can do to get a demonstration. and that's about, as he said, a mess. you all come all nice. thank you so much. seen a research fellow at the global policy institute in canada is followi

and valerie mccall, women's caucus.se] i also want to thank shirley roseman and martha collins and all of the coalition staff and all of the multiple volunteers we've had here at this point. [applause] in our life, we have many trails going this way, that way. and as women, we try and complete them all. so i have different facets in my life, or different segments in my life. many of those facets and segments have dictated what i do. i'm a mother, and i have two wonderful daughters here with me , karen and carla. i am also a grandmother, and i have six grands, one of them is here with me. [applause] i have nieces who are listening who live in chicago. and a grand niece. cheryl, yvette, and evan. just a point of personal privilege. i'm also a sorority member. i am a delta sigma theta girl, and i have the president of our chapter. i have the president of our chapter, lc homes north. i don't mean that -- madam president. elsie -- i'm sorry -- i'm going to do this right. i'm sorry. they kept sending me notes. elsa could -- [

now, mccall, in a statements today issue, quote speaker johnson and his team team acted quickly and we're able to get the situation resolved. but something like this should never have happened. gold-star families have already suffered enough. now, notably, we do not know the extent of how speaker johnson intervene, who he called, who he spoke to, what sort of directive he said, but all of this, of course, underscores the extreme sensitivities around the politics of arlington national cemetery. the fact that you are not allowed to campaign they are not allowed to host political events there. and it was very notable that yesterday when the army came out with that very rare, very stern statement where they defended their staffer and they reiterated their policies. we heard we saw on twitter chris lacivita, the trump campaign spokesman, really doubled down. he's saying reposting this, hoping to trigger the hacks at secc army, it was video from the tomb of the unknown soldier and not from the controversial section 60 though yeah, unclear why they think picking a fight with the army and raising

foreign affairs chairman mike mccaul, he was the one that contacted speaker johnson and we know that mccall gun involved here because the parents of a marine who have been killed at abbey gate called mccullough paula. so you have this long line of telephone conversations? >> no. >> according to mccaul's office, that during that conversation with johnson, he communicated that the family members were having a hard time coordinating some sort of ceremony. was president trump. there, arlington and the mecole in a statement from his office goes on say, quote, speaker johnson and his team acted quickly and were able to get this situation resolved. but something like this should never have happened. gold-star families have already we suffered enough. now, notably, we do not know the extent of what johnson went on to do, what calls he personally made about this and these details are emerging notably in the days after army issued, excuse me, the army issue that very rare, very stark rebuke to the trump campaign the incident that happened. and the defense department echo that yesterday at the briefin

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. >> you earlier said response mccall compel parties question the sort of funding is predicated from l.a. to san francisco. i am asking when you think that will be complete question because i'm not going get have high-speed rail authority on their latest going to future stages. i have got a $3.1 million but certainly of some thought. >> for the bakersfield? [inaudible] bird. >> the moment it's in revenue service? do you think it will be for the mid century? >> yes because you do? what is your best estimate for one have operational high-speed rail question was i'm not going to estimate a year from san francisco to l.a. corridor. >> you think rt? >> i think you will be a lot better than what americans are accustomed to it today. >> mr. menendez, five minutes. >> thank you for being here today and the work >> it's not everyday and we appreciated and historic infrastructure intertec improved transportation across the country,y, our constituents are dealing with serious issues during the day-to-day issues and several times are the past monte transit riders of experience significant delays

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