chairman mccaul said it at the end there. you know, what -- the military issues that he was raising, you know, he didn't mention the fact that when he said that president biden came with an agenda to withdraw from afghanistan, president biden did not come with an agenda. he came with a binding agreement negotiated by president trump who released 5,000 taliban and here's the key point that didn't come up, who also left president biden with 2500 troops in afghanistan. >> yes. >> when we were attacked on january 6th on the capitol in the days after, we had more than 2500 national guardsmen guarding the capitol. that's the tools and agreement that donald trump left president biden with. >> and there were thousands more nato troops as well. the 2500 is a little bit misleading. but let's put that aside. just to honor our allies there that surely you know about. i want to ask you about the isis threat. on friday, it was disclosed that a 20-year-old isis supporter was apprehended 12 miles from the u.s.-canada border. the fbi said the

i think they're very excited about it and >> abdul, good morning. >> what's going on with michael mccaul. we were involved in the battle of afghanistan. i was with the staff and the moral of military was very good after 20 years. we thought up there. and going for the american and 50,000 and other countries >> abdul, to this report and background on the report and asking about why mccaul is coming out with this report now. antony blinken and "whatever happens in afghanistan if there's a significant deterioration of security that could well happen and we've discussed it before and i don't think it'll be something that happens from a friday to monday. so i would not necessarily equation the departure of forces in july or august or early september with allowing for reconstitution of al-qaida or isis and that time very depending obstructing cerumen which analyst you're listening to but sometime between 6-12 and maybe 36 months and put this in context here what they're trying to highlight. >> one of the major themes of report is that republicans are really kind of criticizing the white house

we are going hear from our foreign affairs chair mike mccaul and the rest of leadership. i will start with chair. >> the speaker has been supportive of the committee's work and i'm thankful for his vote of confidence in pledging to continue the committee in the next congress. i'm proud that many of the select committees recommendations are included in the bills this week along with important legislation from the house foreign affairs committee led by chairman mccaul as well as some of the other stiming committees and we are here today because the chinese communist party present it is greatest threat to american values and american national security in our lifetime, but we can stand up to the ccp by defending our values and reducing the party's leverage over the united states. this week, congress will take action to secure our supply chains from electric vehicle batteries to health care, to critical infrastructure, the chinese communist party wants to make us dependent on companies subject to its direction. legislation on the floor this week will take steps to protect taxp

tiffany and chair mccaul moving it through the committee and floor. i urge all our colleagues to support h.r. 1425 and yield back. the chair: all time for general debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 118-44 shall be considered as adopted. the bill as amended shall be considered as original bill for the purpose of further amendment under the five-minute rule and shall be considered as read. no further amendment to the bill as amended shall be in order except those printed in part b of house report 118-656. each such further amendment may be offered only in the order printed in the report by a member designated in the report, shall be considered as read, shall be debatable for the time specified in the report, equally shall be debatable for the time specified in the report, equally divided and controlled by the proponent and an opponent. shall not be subject to amendment and shall not be s

mccaul saying if i could have done it sooner, i would have, but subpoenas take a long time.nts, testimony, and to threaten motions to compel. it was not by accident on administration's part. they wanted to stone wall this past the election. i will tell you, this investigation is not over. and it will continue after the election. the timing was not to be political. it was not to be on the same night of the debate for the united states or right before it. i didn't know when the debate was going to be scheduled. we have new evidence now, though. >> he makes the point, he didn't know when the debate is going to be scheduled. it makes sense to have released this report. congress is now coming back today after a lengthy summer recess. mccaul set to talk about the issue and the findings in the report in under an hour on capitol hill, as he does, and mentions there, there is new evidence in it, puts a finer point on some of the criticisms we have heard from republicans and others about this chaotic withdrawal. >> in the mccaul 2022 interim report, harris's name was mentioned twice,

michael mccaul knows nothing. he is a republican. [inaudible] people get blew up day and night for years. sue and abdul got your on this report may be background asking why it mccall's coming out to support now? sweet it would been thinking about the investigation and number of officials and subpoenaed a number of documentt and a charmer mccall's is going to continue to do everything in his power to get secretary blinken to testify. they were going to have a press conference later today where they will walk them through some of their findings. the cover of this three and 50 page report. you believe he said it was great interim report a strategic failure above that are two pictures one from afghanistan and they withdraw from vietnam with a quote underneath that saying there's going to beat no circumstances you see people being lifted off the roof of an embassy coating president to buy a july 8, 2021 then they put those two pictures side-by-side. then below the title of the report whatever happens in afghanistan we discussed this befor

the chairman of the committee, congressman mike mccaul of texas joins us now. thanks so much for being here for our viewers. you have about getting over a little cold in your throat there, right? in your 2022, 115 page interim report, the one before you only mentioned kamala harris twice. this latest report mentions her 280 times. critics are saying this is an example of you trying to politicize the exodus and what went wrong because she's now the democratic nominee. >> what we have more evidence, facts and evidence. here are the factors, you know, for two years. the first here, the democrats did nothing on this investigation for two years. my goal as a former federal prosecutor was to have integrity in the process and not jump to conclusions at all and c-word took us, right? so we had interview after interview, but we had to have subpoenas motions of contempt to get the sitting cable channel from the embassy. all the facts coming in if you read the report, jake, it's very professional. this is not a political hatchet job we want to get to the truth because num

you mentioned republican representative mike mccaul, the republican chair of the house foreign affairs committee, saying, quote, "russian propaganda has made its way into the united states, "unfortunately infected a good chunk of my party's base." back in the day when william f. buckley jr. hosted ronald reagan and george h.w. bush on the program, there was a very clear sense that republicans were the party that was strong against the communists. - there is a sense in which when you are dealing with a sworn enemy, in which your relations improve to the extent that that enemy recognizes that he is not going to successfully destroy you. i think that as long as ronald reagan or his successor, george bush, are in the white house, there will not be a nuclear initiative by the soviet union, because there is no doubt what our response would be. - the republicans were the ones who would stand up to the soviets. what has happened, and what is your analysis? is the gop supporting forces that would reassemble the soviet bloc? - you know, margaret, i would really like to understand completely why

mccaul seek recognition? mr. mccaul: pursuant to house resolution 1486 i called up, resolution ensuring accountability for key officials in the biden-harris administration responsible for decision making and execution failures with regard to the withdrawal from afghanistan. pursuant to house resolution 1486, the resolution is considered read. the resolution shall be debated for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair ranking minority member of the committee on foreign affairs or their respective designees. the gentleman from texas, mr. mccaul, and the gentleman from new york, mr. meeks, each will control 30 minutes. mr. mccaul: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. mccaul: i ask unanimous consent to place into the record an exchange of letters with the chair of the armed services committee. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. mc

. >>> and the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccaul will be here revealing into the biden withdrawal of afghanistan. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we're starting a consequential week for both the trump and harris campaigns. with just 58 days until election day, both are preparing for their first debate. will this change a race that remains neck-and-neck. we begin with our battleground tracker poll of the three key states of pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. where the race is essentially even. vice president kamala harris is up just 1 point in michigan, tied with former president trump in pennsylvania and up two points in wisconsin. weijia jiang is in one of the states, pennsylvania, and has the latest from the trial. >> reporter: in pittsburgh, vice president harris took a break from intense debate preps to shop with voters. >> are you ready to face donald trump? >> yes, am. >> reporter: she was asked what she wants to get across during the debate. >> it is time to turn the page on the divisive

we'll talk with a house democrat on the intelligence committee, jim himes and chair michael mccaul wille here, revealing the results of his three-year investigation into the biden administration's withdraw from afghanistan. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we're starting a consequential week for both the trump and harris campaigns. with just 58 days until election day, both are preparing for their first debate. will it change a race that remains neck and neck? we begin this morning with our new cbs battleground tracker poll of the three key states, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, where the race is essentially even. vice president kamala harris is up just one point in michigan, tied with former president trump. weijia is in one of those states pennsylvania and has the latest from the trail. >> reporter: in pittsburgh. >> can get a hug? >> of course. >> reporter: vice president harris took a break from intense debate prep to shop with voters. >> are you ready to beat donald trump. >> yes, i am. >> harris asked what she want

and take terrorist out and tell them to account without a large ground force their. >> treatment mccauln holding hearings and issuing subpoenas related to this investigation for two years and he told fox news just this morning he is not done yet the latest official in the crosshairs secretary of state anthony blinken who is demanding more from to appear before the committee september 19. gillian turner at the state department combat veteran amber smith joins me now. you are a combat pilot veteran in afghanistan i believe, i want to know what do you think about this report. >> i watched the afghanistan withdraw, the chaos in the bloodbath with the evacuation live on tv like the rest of americans and we saw firsthand with her own eyes we have known the truth and as seen the fax for some time. i'm glad the report is out and they are able to see it with the facts behind them but i think it's pretty alarming this morning when the report came out when the harris campaign in the media headlines that we are seeing trying to separate her from the disastrous afghanistan withdraw that resulted in

>> gosh, i mean, kudos to the chairman mccaul for continuing to pressen on this.his is going to be the an issue that's going to be really big deal in the political election going on between harris who is the incumbent. she is the incumbent candidate here, and she has owned the decision that biden made to withdraw and the way they conducted that that afghanistan withdrawal. if so there's a lot of emotions here, and they already can see the harris campaign trying to hair or the blame with that for the trump -- for that with the trump administration. but when you see who was the final decider,-biden, harris and antony blinken. chairman mccaul is trying to to get the secretary of state back to the committee to say what did we do wrong here, and the full responsibility does rest with the harris campaign and administration. mike: if the vice president was the last advisor in the room before the afghanistan decision was made as they have been likely to say over months, does she have some explaining to do to the american people tuesday night in the debate on this withdraw

meeks and of course chairman mccaul. you know, as the prime author of the hong kong human rights and democracy act, which i first introduced in 2014, when the umbrella revolution was occurring, we saw, many of us, that if we did not take defidefinitive actions, hong kog would be lost. congress refusedder to years to bring up that bill. we got it enacted into law but it was a day late and a dollar short. this legislation, 1103, is a necessary next step in tangibly demonstrating our solidarity with the persecuted citizens of hong kong. i want to thank jim mcgovern, my friend and colleague, for co-sponsoring. it is a bipartisan bill. and again, i appreciate mr. meeks' statement just a moment ago. at one time the hong kong economic and trade offices in the united states represented a city whose prosperity was based on its protection of fundamental human rights and freedom of the hong kong people. the u.s. gifted these offices, commonly known as hketos, with short, with diplomatic privileges and immunities, on tthe assumption

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so when you, when you have general version of mccaul and doesn't respect us, he only thinks of himself and he doesn't care about the people we can go on like this with beckle to reconcile the correspond. that literally told me that has been a big turn out, a tens of thousands of processes according to itself, to the authorities. all hundreds of thousands of practices came together. according to the organizers came to the today, here in paris on across from the express, the anger with him and my call's choice of a new prime minister. the practice of have been talking of a denial of democracy because they argue that in the snap and actions 2 months ago that grew a left wing alliance won the highest number of seats. however, in my, my call, the president has been saying, that's about a certainly true about that. the last actually felt sort of the majority and that's why he's now named me, said about a year consort. conservative as a new prime minister, fanny is known for his aunty immigrants console supports market orientation use and he can only st. paul, the task that supports all the f

. >> look what we did talk with michael mccaul house foreign affairs committee released that one wayr this, because, obviously, that report detailed how president before september 11 that disaster even military officials were against that, chairman michael mccaul joined me yesterday. >> the fact is that -- dems claiming the prior administration for the doha agreement when they tore up every agreement trump administration had, including "remain in mexico," but the fact of the matter is taliban were in violation of the doha agreement, therefore, president biden had no justification to go to this do to zero, throw military contractors to zero our mariners left completely unprotected 13 servicemen and women died as a result of that. cheryl: we lost -- about a bagram. >> failure in implementation it was right to get out of afghanistan you don't get out closing the base that is protecting everyone first, you do that after you protected people and removed them from harm's way that is what what made europeans livid specifically at biden-harris for the way that was done that specific decision

us representative michael mccaul told me in an interview: i spoke with blinken 2 days ago, and he iscounterpart from the uk to kiev to essentially tell them that they will allow them to strike russia using atacoms. well , the same question was asked, actually, to the president of the united states biden about whether he will allow the use long-range missiles, that's what he answered. that is, now, i think, the whole world will be watching this, well, and our president, speaking at the opening of the okean-24 exercise, said a very phrase that people thought only applied to these exercises, he said, we need to be ready for any challenge from this collective west, and we are ready for these challenges, what will happen next, well, i think our command has many scenarios, and one of them will still be applied, well, you know, putin has said this more than once emphasized that in fact the control of these missiles is not carried out by kiev, in any case the flight mission is laid down from the pentagon, well, or from the british ministry of defense, but in any case it is laid down from the

i don't care about the election outcome, sweetie, certificate when you have general version of mccaul and doesn't respect us. the only thinks of himself and he doesn't care about the people we can go on like this for faculty and reconcile. oh correspondence. literally, we was at a riley in paris and sent us this update. at least tens of thousands of protesters gave us the cross from today to express the anger with president and my, my calls choice of a new prime minister. the demonstrators have been arguing about that group a left wing. a lion's won the highest number of seats in snap parliamentary elections 2 months ago. but the amount of my call has been saying about the last fell short of a majority and named conservative me said bonnie as prime minister instead with the tacit support of the fall rights, the less is now determined to increase the pressure in parliament and out here in the streets, hoping that eventually in my, in my call will give in to that to me on school. even step down. ukraine says it is concerned by far media reports that iran has delivered short, short range

berlin, mass protest against the new french prime minister, opponent, say president, and many of them mccaul should have appointed a premier from the left instead of with the conservative michel gun. you will get the latest from parents also coming up super type phone yagi rips across asia. the most powerful storm of the year. moved on from china and the philippines to better vietnam the, and greetings to you, our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. mass protests are being held across france against the appointment of the new prime minister and michelle gone, you thousands have turned out in cities nationwide in response to a call from trade unions and left wing organizations opponent say president emmanuel mcfall should have appointed a prime minister from the left, instead of the conservative, you shouldn't bun yet inconclusive elections. in july left the hung, parliament and plunge may cause administration determined its cost over to our correspondence to listen to me in paris. lisa, tell us where these protests are happening and why exactly they're happening now. there about 100 d

a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. french president manuel mccaul has pressed his around in counsellor part to help the escalate tensions and loving on during a meeting on the sidelines of the un general assembly console present masoud position key on that. iran has a responsibility to use its influence overhead, blah, and support of regional de escalation. he also award to runs award against the runs continued support for rushes, war and ukraine firefighters and echo during capital kito are battling to contain 5 wildfires. the authorities say post a critical risk to thousands of residents in livestock homes have been evacuated in several districts. ecuador has experience a record number of wildfires this year made worse by the most extreme drought. the country has seen and 6 decades us present. joe biden is called for an into current global conflicts in his final address. the united nations general assembly in new york, as president biden spoke about the wars and ukraine and gaza. and he said a diplomatic solution to the conflict between israel and

one is the situation where you have general version of mccaul and doesn't respect us. he only thinks of himself and he doesn't care about the people we can go on like this. the faculty make himself dw correspondent lisa larry was at the valley in paris and census this update. at least tens of thousands of protesters gave us the cross from today to express the anger with president in my calls choice of a new prime minister. the demonstrators have been arguing about that group a left wing. a lions won the highest number of seats in snap parliamentary elections 2 months ago, but the amount of my call has been saying about the last fell short of a majority and named conservative me said bonnie as prime minister instead with the tacit support of the fall rights, the less is now determined to increase the pressure in parliament and out here in the streets, hoping that eventually in my, in my call will do in 2 bedroom on school, even step down. the solar we reporting that now the most powerful storm and decades has left a trail of destruction across asia, super type food. and

house foreign affairs michael mccaul joined me on the program yesterday on that.he democrats are blaming the prior administration for the doha agreement when they tour every agreement, the trump administration had included remaining mexico but the fact of the matter is, the taliban were in violation of the doha agreement and therefore president biden had no justification to go to 0 in all military troops out and all contractors, going to 0, leaving our marines at the end of the day were left completely unprotected and 13 servicemen and women died as a result of that. cheryl: here's whitehouse social security communication john kirby on the report. >> president biden for his part face the stark choice when he came to office. abide by the flawed agreement and america's longest war or blow up the deal, extend the war and see a much smaller contingent of american troops back in combat with the taliban, he chose the former and was able to buy additional time to prepare the withdrawal all the way into the summer and we as a nation are safer for it. any and every discuss

he has testified before chairman mccaul's committee four times. >> some families of the 13 fallen insist the true details still are not known even today three years later. but democrats say that grilling blinken is barking up the wrong tree. >> says things that are patently false will not help them grieve, will not help them understand what happened. >> a couple hours this thing will go on, bill. it could make it to the house floor for a full vote, the contempt resolution later in the week. >> bill: we're watching president biden now enter the united nations. he will passion behind that wall and pop out the other side and begin his address momentarily. >> dana: foreign policy is what he always wanted to focus on. a speech he probably didn't anticipate giving and thinking it would be his last but now we are going to have to deal with the fact there are all these conflicts around the world and we'll hear what he has to say. >> he will talk about the middle east. he will talk about ukraine and russia and he will talk about a 17 month old civil war in sudan. the back drop lies with the u.s.

now chairman mccaul says the evacuation was ordered by president biden against the advice of his militaryligence advisors. >> the fact is every top general, every intelligence community officer warned against this. and yet the white house had rose colored lenses about what is happening on the ground. there was no evacuation plan as required by federal law. the day the plan came out was the day the taliban overran kabul, too little too late. >> the administration to this day insists the withdrawal was actually a historic success and the long-term view proves that. listen. >> i don't think any american today would look at what we're seeing today and say i wish we had thousands of troops back in afghanistan. we've been able to take terrorists out. tell them to account without having a large ground force there. >> so chairman mccaul told us this morning he is actually not done with this investigation that's been going on for two years. blinken is in the crosshairs and demanding he appear before congress by the 19th. >> harris: we first politically started to see biden's numbers slip right aft

russia, such a statement was made by the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaulrds on social networks are quoted by the journalistic publication axius. according to her, the congressman said: blinken is going to kiev, in essence, to say that the united states allows strike russia. with the help of atacoms. these statements were published on the eve of the us secretary of state's visit to ukraine. today, he and the british foreign secretary will travel to kiev. blinken himself did not directly speak about permission to use american weapons for long-range strikes at the recent press conference. he said that at a meeting with zelensky, he wants to hear an answer to the question of what needs ukraine currently has. this joint trip reflects firm support. the white house does not support such attacks, but according to american media, blinken will not twist kiev's arm. russia, in turn , has repeatedly warned that the us decision on further escalation could lead to dangerous consequences for global peace, and as the presidential press secretary stated today, most likely,

texas congressman michael mccaul chairman of the house foreign affairs committee.w york times" found this. how much money do you think kamala harris as sitting v.p. should receive for that withdrawal, a lot or some is at 50%. your report i've seen it. it is a blister . tell me what you found. >> well, vice president harris was the last person to leave the room after this fateful decision was made to go to 0. that meant taking all the military out, all the contractors, all the air power, which then left the afghan military in shambles and left 13 servicemen and women completely unguarded and suicide bomber killed them and 170 afghans and also wounded 45 other american soldiers. it didn't have the happen. the biggest exercise here is what can we do to insure that something like this never happens again? >> bill: i don't know how we do that. we have to do it right. and the images and faces we're seeing on screen are etched in our minds forever. a couple of things you found. the doha agreement was not followed. the report found that biden-harris advised by top leaders

issued this statement about your report saying quote, everything we have seen and heard of chairman mccaul'shows it is based on cherry picked facts, inaccurate characterizations and preexisting biases. ending our longest war was the right thing to do and our nation is stronger today. that in itself is cherry picking your report. i want to go through it. what's your immediate reaction to their reaction to you? >> well, i think the report stands for itself when you look at it. i was a federal prosecutor. my intention was not to engage in a partisan exercise but to find out what really happened, why did things go so badly. especially with the 13 servicemen and women who were killed. and so it's done very methodically. i didn't have advanced conclusion. the key takeaway was from our top generals, the chairman of the joint chiefs to cent com commander mckenzie to miller was ha the military was told to do their job and they did. that was to retro grade and get out by july. state department, by law, has a requirement to initiate an evacuation plan. state department wholly failed to do that. so you

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congressman michael mccaul, chairman of the investigative committee, was asked about the timing. >> it's taken me two years to get to this point because of the obstruction i've had to serve subpoena after subpoena moved to compel, threatened to, you know, hold the secretary in contempt to get information like after action reports all these documents, testimonies that we finally got to. >> democrats claim biden's options were limited because it was the trump administration that had previously negotiated the withdrawal timeline with the taliban. the investigation found vice president harris played no role in planning the withdrawal, although she expressed public support for president biden's decision at the time. christiane cordero abc news, washington. >> christiane, thank you. you can watch the presidential debate tomorrow night right here on abc news, also on hulu or disney plus. abc's david muir and linsey davis will be moderating. that's tomorrow night beginning at 9:00 eastern. >> there are new details this morning about the shooting rampage on a kentucky highway. schools in the area

republican representative michael mccaul echoed several top republicans with advice for the candidates hype for. policy over a dramatic heater. that was just 200 tay night. >> you know, they're in or 10 years and their series policy legislators tuesday night will look similar to that first debate between former president donald trump and president joe biden. 90 minutes to commercial breaks and the microphones will remain off when the candidates are not speaking in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> thanks for days. the debate is expected to draw a huge audience. yeah. harris the opportunity to tell america what kind of president she be and trump needs th pick up some momentum after a tough summer crawford's. catherine heenan is in the newsroom with more on that. hi, catherine. high. well, you too, have seen that we've all seen how consequential these debates can be the last debate effectively killed joe biden's reelection campaign. roughly 10 minutes into the debate. as for tomorrow, we talk to our political analyst david mccuan to get his thoughts on what the candidates ne

democratic speaker nancy pelosi, leading republicans, michael mccaul, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, co -chair of the ukrainian congressional caucus, pennsylvania congressman brian fitz-patrick, the only top lawmaker not there, was house speaker mike johnson. i was at a press conference with him yesterday, and there he explained in detail why he will not meet with zelenskyi today and what he would talk about if he met: with him today, i suggest you listen: president zelenskyi will be at the congress, will you meet with him, and if not, is it related to his trip to pennsylvania? no, i couldn't arrange a meeting with zelensky this week because i had a very busy schedule, as you all can see, i'm not even sure if i'll be in washington tomorrow, but if we had met, we would have talked about this letter regarding the dismissal of the ambassador, i think it was a terrible development. events, and it worsened the relations between the two countries at a very difficult time for ukraine, and i regret it, katya, actually about this letter, we know that the day before zelensky's arriv

on international affairs of the house of representatives of the united states of america, michael mccaul. well, we will wait for blinken's visit and the decisions of the united states of america. perhaps the nature of the russian-ukrainian war and plans for victory or plans for peace or plans for victory will be correlated depending on how our partners will act. one more topic, my dear guests. these are personnel rotations in the cabinet of ministers, i would like to briefly characterize these personnel changes, because zelenskyi has already announced these personnel changes, the possibility of personnel changes, the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal claims that the decision on personnel rotations in the government was made by the parliamentary faction of the servant of the people party, he had a conversation with each of the candidates about the work strategy, let's listen to what he said. denys shmygel, the decision was made by the deputy faction of the servant of the people party, and i, as the prime minister , made these nominations at the request of the deputy faction. with ea

congressman michael mccaul, chairman of the investigative committee, was asked about the timing. >> it's taken me two years to get to this point because of the obstruction. i've had to serve subpoena after subpoena moved to compel, threatened to, you know, hold the secretary in contempt to get information like after action reports all these documents, testimonies that we finally got to. >> democrats claim biden's options were limited because it was the trump administration that had previously negotiated the withdrawal timeline with the taliban. the investigation found vice president harris played no role in planning the afghanistan withdrawal, although she expressed public support for president biden's decision at the time. andrew. christiane. >> thank you. the abc news debate is tomorrow night, 8:00 eastern here on abc and our streaming platforms. >> now we head to kentucky, where the manhunt resumes this morning for a suspect accused of opening fire on a busy highway. five people were wounded on interstate 75 with bullets hitting 12 vehicles. authorities are now looking for 32 year old

thank you. process president obama and mccaul, has that name to be shut down? yea, as his choice for prime minister some 2 months of the muscles decision to coal snap elections which resulted in a parliament without a clear majority. the 73 year old body is a conservative politician whose suff and previous french governments and was tapped by the european union to lead the briggs if negotiations with london the far right . national riley policy which holds the most seats in the lower house of parliament, says it is on this side that with a 2 back bonnie skills and process correspondence. rosie budget is with me in the studio. uh today. um, rosie, talk to us about the shell by the able, what kind of petition is he? well, the weight is finally over. we've never had such a kind of experience like, based in front, usually a prime minister is named quite swiftly after elections. but we've had a drawn up period here, and michelle barney is a career politician. he's known to french people. he has served in previous governments as in your administer as a foreign minist

however, despite the results which didn't go his way, landing 2 months ago, it seems mccaul is in no hurry to name a new prime minister. he's basically refusing to reflect the will of the french people and the fridge. people are not at all happy. he's dragging his feet. so there is obviously, there's always was supposedly intended for an old, for a terry. and regime is happening in front us today because we've become the north star, terry, and all the docking regime. so yes, that is a cube against the state. we've already 3 time for new europe and elections, legislative elections was on the 2nd round over legislative elections. i thought i would care until this is proof that this is purely oligarchy or for a terry out of terry and state. and that the only way to get out of that is to make ourselves the french people. yeah, a physical stays, no other solution. so yes, these killing frogs and so yes, and then we'll have to define it. we did choose for a french voters who democratic, the express their distaste from a cons party take to the streets to call for his impeachment. but crohn'

however, despite the results which didn't go his way, 92 months ago, it seems mccaul is in no hurry to name a new prime minister. he's basically refusing to reflect the will of the french people and the french people are not at all happy. he's dragging his feet. so there is obviously these all was supposedly intended for no authoritarian regime is happening in front us today because we've become the north star, terry and all the goc regime. so yes, that is a q against the state. we've already 3 times new european elections, legislative elections, and the 2nd round over legislative elections. i thought i would care until this is proof that this is purely oligarchy or for a terry and totes out of terry and state. and that the only way to get out of that is to make ourselves the french people. yeah. there is no other solution. so yes, he's killing front. and so yes, we'll have to define who doesn't boyfriend your voters who democratic the express, their distaste from a cons party take to the streets to call for his impeachment. but crohn's powerful western france seemed to develop the sel

washington french presidents emmanuel mccaul, has appointed michelle botany as prime minister. finally, it was the news chief negotiator in dealing with brooklyn. his exit from the union is also being a european commissioner. move comes off to a week. so talks following a snap election that led to a hung parliament patasha buffer. that's more from past one of the month, so significant deadlocks engine light's not the legs. and phones finally has a new prime minister. michelle bonnie, the conservative politician on the form of french minister vanya is best known for his role, is the use breaks in negotiate to the ceremony. paris for this thing, just as a gabriela house on this thing. you always see this new chapter, they will be changed and breaks from the past. there will be a need to listen and for respect respects, between the governments empowerment and respectful old political science on his appointment has been while i took the political rights to say he's a trusted pair of hands. didn't go into that. you'll have dixie as an experienced incredible candidate who will finally help o

however, despite the results which didn't go his way, 92 months ago, it seems mccaul is in no hurry to name a new prime minister. he's basically refusing to reflect the will of the french people and the fridge. people, i'm not at all happy. he's dragging his feet still. there is obviously result was supposedly intended for an old, for a terry and regime is happening in front us today because we've become a north star, terry, and all the docking regime a. so yes, that is a cube against the state. we've all ready 3 times to new europe and elections, legislative elections, and the 2nd round over legislative elections. i thought i would care until this is proof that this is purely oligarchy or for a terry out of terry and state. and that the only way to get out of it is to make ourselves the french people. yeah, a physical stays, no other solution. so yes, these killing frogs. and so yes, we'll have to define it. we, intuitive boyfriend, your voters who democratic the express, their, this taste from a cons. packets take to the streets, the call for his impeachment. but crohn's powerful wes

and we just left them there. mccaul follows hayes damning message to the press. a he spoke to generals who were on the ground in couple. now let's take a listen. the fatal flaw. as we have the chairman, the joint chiefs of staff, general milly, say com, commander joe mckenzie and general miller on the ground. what was the problem? a common enough to scan that bar room ser and there was no plan. he also says that the state department was suppose to pass the planned body field. and now the us, the could do a state onto the blinking was kept these hearings is in dodging the responsibility . is that what you interpret thing here? so i, so i, that's how i'm interpreting it. it's a dodge here, which isn't, is no surprise. yeah. like i said, it was a very hastily done improperly done execution. many, i say not executing your plan as it should be and properly executed but, but as it kind of been highlighted, wasn't really a plan. and, and was there a plan b as well? he does not. he's avoiding going up to the, to test the bias. the school is clear, especially when we got

however, despite the results which didn't go his way, landing 2 months ago, it seems mccaul is in no hurry to name a new prime minister. he's basically refusing to reflect the will of the french people and the french people. i'm not at all happy. he's dragging his feet. so there is always what is all was supposedly intended for an old, for a terry. and regime is happening in from us today. because we've become a north 3rd, terry and all the docket regime. and so yes, that is a cube against the state. we've all ready, 3 times new european elections, legislative elections and the 2nd round over legislative elections. i thought i would care.

uh, that's how american lo makeup michael mccaul has branded the key. i'll take us withdrawal from of janice done. and that he made the statement ahead of hearings which will begin on capitol hill later on. this was a catastrophic, a failure of epic proportions. so i'm so sorry. john was orest. i say this was that he's words come after a bomb, michelle report by the us house for the fast committee review the by didn't hires. administration wants to blame for the k all think with all which left the troops exposed and security compromised, meeting to the death of 13 service man in the suicide attack. now the investigation said that the catastrophe could have been avoided if the president had listened to his advises colonel seth crum rake chief of staff of special operations, come on central during the military retrograde reiterated. the military told president biden, if you start to withdrawal, the taliban are going to come pouring in and there's nothing that is going to stop them. according to colonel crum rake, the president decided we're going to leave

michael mccaul has branded the k all take us visual from a guy his then he made this payment ahead of hearings, which will begin on capitol hill later on. this was a catastrophic failure of epic proportions. say, sir john was orest. i say this royce, by his words come after a bombshell report by the us house for the fast committee revealed at the body in harry's administration, was to blame for the key all think with all which lets troops expose and security compromise leading to the death of 13 service man in the suicide, the attack of the investigation says that the cadets collapse for free could have been avoided if the president have listened to his advises colonel seth crum rake chief of staff of special operations. come on central during the military retrograde reiterated. the military told president biden, if you start to withdrawal, the taliban are going to come pouring in and there's nothing that's going to stop them. according to colonel crum rake, the president decided we're going to leave and he's not listening to anybody. well, in this particular report, we're seeing an e