mckenzie was missing.d the friend who was with him at the bar that tonight made the connection. >> he just mention to me casually, that girl we met at the bar, that's the girl that went missing. >> of course rob remembered the student and the secret she revealed to him that night. >> i don't know whether she was seeking approval or just advice or recommendations -- >> how did she put it? >> she said she was on a dating site and looking for sugar daddies and i said to her which ones and she said seeking arrangements. >> seeking arrangement, a wet side designed to connect young women with prosperous old man. robert newell lot about dating sites, he is a p.i., remember? he figurative mckenzie was missing, that just might have something to do with it. >> i went straight home got on the computer and got on to seeking arrangement and within an hour, two hours i had found her profile. >> there she was, beach baby 96. >> what was interesting about her profile is that it was very authentic and honest. she wasn't re

>> please. >> like frank mckenzie, like general mckenzie, it's not our purview to share specific discussions with the president in terms of national security decision making. but it was our opinion at the time, and it's been very consistent. and i would also tell you that this administration did, and i was part of it, along with the joint chiefs, a very rigorous process. and this president was one of the most informed decisions that you can imagine. in terms of all sides of the argument, we in the military, in the uniformed military, we look at the cost, the risk of force, the benefit, in a narrowed, focused view. other decision makers have a much wider angle. >> i appreciate that, but what we're left with in the nine seconds i have left is we're supposed to believe the president was either not informed by you of these important factors or he forgot it. either one is alarming. >> the gentleman's time is expired. since the transcript was submitted for the record, we read through this kind of quick. but mr. stephanopoulos says, your top military advisers warned against withdrawing in this time

probably get a better view of that from general mckenzie. >> general mckenzie? >> i think the afghan military fought we would have probably seen the kabul bowl, the approaches to kabul get into the winter still under the control of the governor of afghanistan. lot of the outlying provinces would not have been. i wouldn't note it wasn't so much the collapse of the afghan military as the collapse of the afghan government writ large. they happened together and they were completely linked together. so when you consider one i think you have to think about the other. >> additionally in retrospect, one of the areas of debate had been whether we should have started our evacuation earlier. and i recognize that the kabul government asked us not to start our evacuation early. can you speak to what you now know and whether it it would have been smarter or more effective in we had started evacuating personnel a year in advance or six months in advance or any time in advance? >> gonna -- >> i apologize. i didn't realize my time was expired. i'll submit that for the record. >>

general mckenzie, is al qaeda gone? >> al qaeda still maintains a presence in afghanistan. >> and secretary blinken had said on august 22nd that the threat of terrorism metastasized out of afghanistan a long time ago. is there any terrorist threat in afghanistan now? >> we see isis nearly rejoouf nated with the prisoners that came out of the prison. they are gathering their strength. we have yet to see how that's going to manifest itself. we know for a certainty they do aspire to attack us in our homeland. so that threat has metastasized and is resident in other parts of the world. >> it has been reported that the top 22 officials of the new taliban government are known associates of al qaeda, including five terrorists once in prison at gitmo and 13 more sanctioned by the u.n., the united nations as terrorists post 9/11. and i'm very alarmed, secretary austin, that your undersecretary of defense for policy claims there's a minimal threat. he called the terror threat insignificant on a call with senators less than a mont

general mark milley and general frank mckenzie. i want to thank them for time as they provide update on issues providing the u.s. mission in afghanistan and our mission going forward dealing with counter terrorism in south asia and continuing mission to try to get as many afghans and any remaining americans out of the country. i'm looking forward to what i hope will be a important policy discussion. it's the desire to learn from our 20 year involvement there. we must have an open and honest analysis of everything that went into that. not just the vents of the last year or six months. before getting into that, we should take a moment to recognize the service of the over 800,000 men and women who served in afghanistan over the last 20 years. more importantly, i would like to remember an honor the 2461 who made the ultimate sacrifice and the 20,000 who bore the physical wounds of war and those who bear the unseen wounds of war. we will debate policy decisions related to the u.s. military mission in afghanistan, i believe i speak for t

general mckenzie, is al qaeda gone? >> al qaeda maintains a presence in afghanistan. >> and secretary blinken said on august 22nd that the threat of terrorism metastasized outside of afghanistan a long time ago. general mckenzie, is there any terrorist threat in afghanistan now? >> there is a -- we see what we see is isis nearly rejuvenated with the prisoners that came out of the prisons. they're gathering their strength, we have yet to see how that's going to manifest itself, but we know for certainly they aspire to attack us in our homehand. and it is resonant and in other parts of the world, in my part of the world, it certainly is in afghanistan. >> it has been reported that the top 22 officials of the new taliban government are known soeshlts of associates of al qaeda, including terrorists from guantanamo bay, and 13 for sanctioned by the u.n. and united nations as terrorists host 9/11, and i'm very alarmed secretary austin, that your under secretary of defense for policy, colin call claims there is a minimal threa

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general mckenzie, general miller said 2500.ard you and general milley also say you agreed with the idea, you personally agreed, you didn't necessarily say you recommended it to the president the 2500. i understood from general miller that there was a broader context within that recommendation. there were 2500 fighters, u.s. fighters. but understand almost 5,000 nato allies, or 5,000 others that were willing to remain on the ground, and as general miller said, keep the hand on the shoulder of the afghan national forces so that we could have a counter to the taliban. is that correct, that it was bigger than that? it was in probably the 7,000 range? >> senator, you're correct. our nato allies would have been on board. >> and cia presence with bases out there for human intelligence to help us be more precise, more exquisite with the execution of whatever operations we had on the ground? >> that is correct, senator. >> you won't say that you advised the president, but is it fair to say that when general miller, he said that he advis

secretary lloyd austin general kenneth mckenzie head of u.s. central command. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] >> good morning. this has been a case for a while this hybrid hearing we have some members participating remotely inhi addition to those who are present for their rules for that i need to read a statement that sets out those rules before we get going. members who are joining remotely must be visible on screen for the purposes of identity verification establishing and maintaining a form, participating in the proceeding and voting those content you choose esop where platform video tenets while in attendance unless have connectivity issues of the technical problems that unable to participate on camera. they should contact the committee staff for assistance. video of member's participation would broadcast in the room via the television/internet feeds. embers participating must seek a recognition verbally asked andne moved to their microphones when they're not speaking. members are participating remotely reminded get the software

general mckenzie is al qaeda gone?>> al qaeda maintains a presence in afghanistan. >> and secretary blinken said on august 22 the threat of terrorism metastasized out of afghanistan a long time ago. general mckenzie is there any terror threat in afghanistan now?t >> what we see as isis legitimated with the prisoners that came out of prison. they are gathering strength and we have yet to see how this will manifest itself but we know for certain that they do aspire to attack us on our homeland and we know it's a same prow qaeda so that threat has metastasized and it's happening in other parts of the world to do my part of the world though it's certainly afghanistan. >> it's been reported that the top 22 officials of the new taliban government are associate with al qaeda including those in prison at guantÁnamo bay and 13 more sanctioned by the united nations as terrorist post-9/11 and i'm very alarmed secretary austin that your undersecretary policy claims there is a minimal threat called the terror threat from afghanista

want to get the department on record in addition to general mckenzie's answer. so there was no payment by u.s. or coalition forces at anytime to the taliban? >> to my knowledge, there was none. >> and chairman milley? >> i don't know, is there any money transmitted from any element of the united states government to the taliban whatsoever. >> we are 20 years from the attacks on 9/11. i am obviously from the state of new york. it is a very, very solemn occasion for all americans, particularly new yorkers, every year as we commemorate that day. i would like to get your assessment. is the terrorist threat from afghanistan greater today or lesser than it was pre-9/11? i will start with you, chairman milley. >> i think right this minute it is lesser than it was on 9/11. but the conditions are set or could be set, and i testified to this yesterday, i have said it many times. the conditions could be set for a re-constitution of al-qaeda and or isis. and i gave some specific times in my statement. i stand by those. i think it's a real possibility, in the not too distant

alexandra mckenzie there. you are watching _ member. alexandra mckenzie there.e watching bbc news. - the headlines on bbc news... the home secretary, priti patel, says she is looking at a "whole spectrum" of measures to better protect mps following the death of sir david amess. issues on social media have been highlighted as part of the discussion around the safety of mps. a murder inquiry is underway in glasgow after a 14 year old boy was stabbed in the city. the duke of cambridge will call for society to "unite in repairing our planet", when he takes to the stage, for the presentation of his inaugural environmental award. here he is arriving at the ceremony�*s green carpet with the duchess of cambridge. the award will celebrate five winners, who've come up with the best solutions to tackle the world's environmental problems. our media and arts correspondent, david sillito has more. each year we will award five £1 million prizes to those who we believe can transform our chances of repairing our planet... inspired by president kennedy's moonshot challenge in the

general mingus: sir, as you know, the chairman and secretary both briefed and so did general mckenzie the over-the-horizon counterterrorism capability we have in place right now. dr. kahl and i will go into more detail during the closed session. as you know we have a command and control architecture set up in the gulf. we're able to project assets from the gulf. we're able to collect across all the sources of intelligence. fuse that and continue to analyze. if necessary, take action in afghanistan. as general mckenzie and the chairman both indicated, it is harder, but we believe we have the assets in place right now if necessary to disrupt and/or degrade the terrorist networks in afghanistan. chairman reed: thank you. secretary kahl, some have suggested the administration should have started evacuating people from afghanistan sooner. was it the administration's assessment that doing so would have hastened the fall of kabul by suggesting that the united states did not have confidence in the government? and did we in fact give assurances to president ghani that we would maintain a prese

general mingus, when general mckenzie was here, he indicated given departure of physical departure ofrican personnel for afghanistan over the horizon situation will not give us the same, resources and range will be greater, risks will be greater. you all assess at this time despite risks to disrupt terrorist activities emanating the regents? >> i'm sorry, the last half of the question? >> despite increased risk which we all recognize, do you believe at this time to disrupt terrorist threats and adapting so we can consistently disrupt these activities? >> as you know and chairman and secretary both in general mckenzie over the horizon counterterrorism capability we have in place right now and we will go to detail during the closed session but we have a command and control architecture set up in the gulf, we project assets from the gulf, collect across all sources of intelligence, use that and analyze it if necessary, take action in afghanistan. as indicated, it is harder but we have the assets in place if necessary to disrupt and/or degrade terrorist networks in afghanistan. >> thank y

general mckenzie said in that meeting that that was not his mandate, to security kabul.ces, 2,500, that we would bring more forces in. all of the senior decision makers became aware of that offer and mckenzie's response. >> martha: so the president was aware there was an offer that would allow us to secure kabul while we were getting out. don't think if we had done that, we might have had a more orderly exit and less loss of life outside that airport? >> well, there's a lot of things that could have happened, should have happened. i think we need to do a thorough examination of what exactly happened and why and what we did that worked and what didn't work. we need to do in a nonpartisan way and to learn lessons without bringing politics into it. the politics will have a distorting effect on diplomacy. i advocated a bipartisan approach to examining in detail exactly what happened and what should have happened. >> martha: so let me ask you this. we saw all of the generals testify on afghanistan that they recommended leaving 4 to 6,000 troops on the ground. that they though

mckenzie or one of your own people? julie: normally one of our own people. will give you a great example. when i became ceo, i needed to put in a new operating model, and i wanted to do it faster than we had ever done in our past and any client had done to prove that you can move at scale. six months, the biggest change in our history. at the time, our practice was completely sold out. -- out to do change management and new work design. the head of my practice at i think you should hire this small company. my leaders were like why are we hiring a different consultant? within two weeks, the same leaders came back and said we need them to be part of accenture and they are today. i'm grateful they took the call because i am sure it was a little intimidating to have accenture hire someone. the lesson for that is to have humility. one of the things i think that is so important, when we look at leaders and industry around digitization, it is those willing to not only build themselves who think they have all of the answers but look outside. accenture did the same.

to attract bitcoin miners mckenzie which states are winning and why? >> so for the first time julia we have state level insight on where all of america's bitcoin miners are located and what we've seen states like new york, kentucky, georgia and texas are very popular destinations for this industry. according to foundry usa each state has its own appeal but what we're talking about are places that are epicenter of renewable energy, a fact which has been started to say bitcoin is bad for the environment >> so mckenzie, first of all glad to see you. i was worried you didn't look like i expected. i was a bit surprised to see new york and texas there at the top and not see washington state i know new york has a significant amount of hydropower but seems like washington has even more. do you have any sense of why the bitcoin rankings might be different from where data centers, cloud data centers in general might choose to locate >> great question. one limitiation is just the fact that the foundry usa pool doesn't account for 100% of america's bitcoin miners

our scotland correspondent alexandra mckenzie has given us this update from the scene.14—year—old was stabbed down on the platform. police scotland put out a statement this afternoon and said this was a shocking act of violence in broad daylight, which had seen a boy tragically lose his life. they also said this happened on a saturday afternoon. it would have been very busy here in the middle of the city. they have asked anyone to come forward, anyone who saw anything suspicious at all. the 14—year—old, justin mclaughlin, he went to school in coatbridge, saint ambrose high school. the headmaster there has paid tribute to him and said that he was a valued member of the community and would be missed by pupils and staff. the community and would be missed by pupils and staff-— pupils and staff. alexander mckenzie re ”ortin. , alexandra mackenzie reporting. —— alexandra mackenzie reporting. the government's latest coronavirus figures show, there were 45,140 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. another 57 deaths have been recorded — that's of people who died

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he was looking hard to the flat out there to mckenzie, i think it was.st went back the other way like he was patrick mahomes. what a performance. >> al: tyler bass for the point after. under 6:00 to play in the fourth and the bills are on top. . >> al: we sent our plane up on friday to get some visuals coming in for a landing at the airport just outside of downtown kansas city. had to ground that plane tonight with the weather. >> cris: a fun place. got that little barbecue. >> al: of course. >> cris: a whole bunch of steak and too much ice cream i had. >> al: absolutely. kansas city, here we come. here go the buffalo bills with a big lead. kansas city has byron pringle to run it back to the 25. take a look what is upcoming for these teams. you got the bills going to tennessee on monday night game. then a bye. then miami at home, at jacksonville, and at the jets. meanwhile, for the chiefs, they are at washington and therapy at tennessee. then they start a streak of 5 out of 6 with the giants and green bay and the vegas game is a sunday night game out the

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david: one of your competitors, a company called mckenzie, they sate we do not want to be publicly tradedartnership and it is easier to do this when you're not publicly traded. the market cap of over $200 billion at your publicly traded company. what do you think about private ownership? julie: it is an interesting question. for us, the markets are an important element of discipline. we are giving our results every quarter. of course, we think it attracts talent. our employee value proposition is a strong one because of our stock which is a huge part. we have a paper for -- pay per performance culture. it served us well in terms of attracting talent. david: you are not going to be trying to slip people from private equity into consulting? julie: private equity seems to be trying to compete with professional services and hiring a few people and acquiring a lot of professionals these days. david: that has been a great business which is why you see a lot of acquisitions. you are this from washington, d.c. it's a great place. it's the country's capital but it is not known as a place running g

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i am submitting charges against general mckenzie for his bad assumptions, not because i've been did, but because the senior leader he to be held out to the same standard as us the terrorist attack the on the input of gobble and the 26th of august. it was, it was a mess. there were almost 200 people killed. everybody has admitted that yes, mistakes were made. but to date, nobody has decided to bear responsibility for what happened there and cobbled watching our international mourners for you after a short break. stay with us. ah ah join me every thursday on the alex silent, sure. but i'll be speaking to guess all the world politics, sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. ah ah, well come back. this is our t international. now transport workers in italy are threatening strike action over a new coven, green pass system. starting today, all workers have to show proof of vaccination or a negative coverage test or go without pay the government's decision comes despite a relatively low nationwide infection rate of $3000.00 per day with around 40 daily deaths among those

i am submitting charges against general mckenzie for his bad assumptions, not because i'm been did, but because the senior leader he to be held accountable to the same standard as us the terrorist attack the on the input of gobble and the 26th of august. it was a, it was a mess. there were almost 200 people killed. everybody has admitted that yes mistakes were made. but to date, nobody has decided to bear responsibility for what happened there and cobble broadcast fee of all the televisions returned to power. following the u. s. exit has failed to improve the country security situation. according to local officials, more than 40 people were killed in an attack on a mosque earlier today, scores more were badly injured. a warning you may find the following image is disturbing. the explosion happened on the shia mosque in the city of kandahar. during friday prayers. a large crowd had gathered there as always, the telephone government says it's launched an investigation. today's last comes just a week after i'm explosion toward through another she a mosque in the north of the country. 50 pe

before we evacuate everyone, i am submitting charges against general mckenzie for his batt assumptions. not because i'm vindictive, but because the senior leaders need to be held accountable to the same standard as us. the terrorist attack the on the input of gobble and the 26th of august. it was a, it was a mess. there were almost 200 people killed. everybody has admitted that yes mistakes were made. but to date, nobody has decided to bear responsibility for what happened there and cobble transport workers in italy are threatening strike action over new coven, green pass system. starting today, all workers have to show proof of vaccination or negative coverage test or go without pay. no good. now the government's decision comes despite a relatively low nation wide infection rate of $3000.00 per day with around 40 daily deaths among those who are unhappy about the green pass system. our workers at one of europe's major ports entree asked a few 1000 protesters have gathered outside the port, threatening to disrupt its operation. the vaccination rate among the port workers is presently a

i am submitting charges against general mckenzie for his bad assumptions, not because i've been did, but because the senior leader to be held accountable to the same standard as us. he's now accused of breaking for laws, though there are not formal charges yet. now sheller is not the 1st military man to raise a voice about issues. lieutenant colonel alexander vin damon was on active duty when he 1st spoke up against the pentagon. brass, he testified at trumps impeachment proceedings as a pentagon whistleblower, he claim the donald trump had made a quid pro quo with the president of ukraine. he was anointed by mainstream media and the democrats as a st. this guy 0. this guy is a patriot. and one of these 2 men, the president and lieutenant colonel whitman, devoted his life to duty and honor. right matters what an extraordinary statement from an immigrant who served this country proudly his entire life. now the answers from the white house quickly turned evasive when they faced some tough questions about parallels present vancover tenant colonel alexander vin minute hero, for speaking

judge jeanine: this week we had the hearing with austin, milley and mckenzie.hat we are seeing is when the president lies, people die. when he lied, congressman waltz, whether it was at the airport in kabul, our servicemen or the over the horizon capability where he killed 7 children. the lies end up in deaths of people. >> here is the biggest lie. when it comes to american citizens. tony blinken keeps using this number of 100 left behind. but then he puts in a quick caveat, that wanted to leave. should they be cat gorized as not want to go leave? there was a plane that landed in chicago yesterday. thank god for these veterans that went in and got them out that had 116 american green cardholders and permanent residents. we got another 7 across the border in -- into kajikistan yesterday. judge jeanine: is the biden administration pushing you out of any say in your child's education in the outrageous k comments the education secretary made this week that you need to hear. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her

i am submitting charges against general mckenzie for his bad assumptions, not because i've been dear, but because the senior leader he to be help how to the same standard as us the terrorist attack the on the input of gobble and the 26th of august. it was a, it was a mess. there were almost 200 people killed. everybody has admitted that yes mistakes were made. but to date, nobody has decided to bear responsibility for what happened there and cobble they tell evans return to power. following the u. s. exit has failed to improve the country security situation. according to local officials, more than 40 people were killed in a tank on a most con, friday schools more were injured just a warning. you may find the former images to stabbing explosion happened at a sham most in the city of kandahar during friday prayers. a large crowd had gathered that the taliban government says it's launched an investigation. so friday's blast comes just a week after an explosion tool through another shame mosque in the north of the country. at least 50 people were killed. there is like state co sign provin

to get a symbol for bella, luce 6 little 63 as cuts of progress to a meeting with jill seymour or mckenzie. back to scotland, qualified for the 2nd round of crickets. t 20 will couple of the evening post co hosts oman on thursday by 8 wickets. the ammonia had a chance of reaching the next stage known as the super 12, but they had to win here in front of their support. as of the 20 overs they were all out for $122.00. they both had no answer in scottish basses. the scott scoring the winning runs with 3 over to spain. they will be grouped to alongside gunny stone. puppies on india and new zealand. bangladesh will join the scots in the super 12 up to they haven't up a new guinea by 84 runs batting 1st. medulla substitute the 15 the bang the dishes hosted $100.00. 81 for 7 public. new guinea never even got close. they were all out for just 97 shockey about how some help themselves for wickets and visual feature in group one of the next phase where they are group with england, australia, south africa, and the west indies. now what's up with some flash photography here is football and how much s

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