¿dÓnde estÁ mi lugar, seÑor miller? [llama a la puerta] ¡vienen los americanos! >> ¡rÁpido, vienen los americanos! [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪] >> ¿por quÉ estÁ realmente aquÍ, seÑor miller? se supone que me guiarÍa a una trampa. ahora va a decirme cÓmo planean matarme. >> tos en posiciÓn. >> vanguardia bravo en posiciÓn. >> vanguardia 6, aquÍ bravo 1. estamos listos. [♪♪] >> vanguardia 6, aquÍ alfa 1. estamos en posiciÓn. [♪♪] >> tiene que venir conmigo, general. no tendrÁ nada si pelea contra nosotros. debe venir antes de que sea demasiado tarde. >> ¿cree que la guerra ha terminado solo porque estÁ en bagdad? ya lo verÁ. tan solo ha comenzado. >> muÉvanse. [disparos] [♪♪] [♪♪] >> ¡granada! >> ¡vamos, vamos! [explosiones] >> ¡los americanos estÁn aquÍ! ¡estÁn aquÍ! >> mÁtalo. [habla en Árabe] [disparos] [gemidos] [disparos] [explosiÓn] [gritos] [disparos] [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪] [disparos] [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪] >> ¡hombre herido! ¡ataquen el tejado! ¡vamos! >> [habla en Árabe] >> ¡necesitamos mÁs hombres! >> ¡ve! ¡ve con amir! [disparos] >> ¡por aq

we had general miller's recommendation at that time. well, let me 1st of all, just mention that during your confirmation process, you committed. i'm speaking now to journal mackenzie in general. milly to give me your honest and personal views to this committee, even if those views were differ from those of the administration. and i'm confident that you will be doing that during this hearing that we had we. it was emphasized to us from general miller that we, that we, he was recommending that 2500 troops in africa in afghanistan. no, we didn't receive the documentation from your office as i say to the witnesses today in till 1035 last night. so it really wasn't time to get into the lot of the details, but i'd asked general mackenzie, did you agree to the recommendation that general miller had 2 weeks ago center. again, i won't, i won't share my personal recommendation the present, but i will give you my honest opinion and my honest opinion of you shaped my recommendation, i recommended that we maintain 2500 troops in afghanistan. and i a

i have a quick question for doctor miller. i was wondering, and new york city mayor de blasio passed a law we have to be vaccinated to go sit in a restaurant. you need to beat vaccinated to go into a gym. what i don'the understand is my mother is in a nursing home. how is it they don't make it mandatory to be vaccinated. they keep saying it's mandatory but it's not mandatory. they check to see if they've got the virus but it's not mandatory that they are vaccinated like it's a mandatory to be in a restaurant. i don't understand that being that they are around elderly people. maybe somebody can enlighten me with that answer print appreciate your time and have a great day. >> thank you. i think that is an excellent question. a lot of nursing home chains are looking at making if they have not already, the covid vaccine mandatory. a lot of hospitals and health systems have done that for the exact same concerns. i think that change is going to happen and is happening. splint let me ask about crisis standards of care. this issue pop

general mckenzie, general miller said 2500. i've heard you and general milley also say you personally agreed but didn't necessarily recommend to the president the 2500. i understand from general miller there was a broader context in that recommendation. there were 2500 u.s. fighters but i 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 we could have a counter to the taliban. is that correct? it was probably in the 7,000 range. >> you're correct. >> also a cia presence with bases out there for human intelligence to help us be more precise with the execution of whatever operations we had on the ground. >> that is correct, senator. >> i know you won't say you advised the president, but is it fair to say when general miller said he advised all of you on his recommendations, it sounds like two of the three of you agreed with it. is it fair to say those recommendations were made and in your best mi

general mckenzie, general miller said 2,500. i've heard 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 2,500. i understood from general miller that there was a broader context within that recommendation. there were 2,500 fighters, u.s. fighters, and i 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. >> yeah. >> our nato allies would have been on board. >> also a cia presence with bases out there for human intelligence to help us be more precise and exquisite with the execution of whatever operations we had on the ground? >> that is correct, senator. >> okay. i know you won't say that you advised the president, but is it fair to say that when

with no further do, secretary miller. secretary miller: thank you ned. it is an experience to be back in this room again with old friends and new. i want to start today by offering a heartfelt welcome home to our diplomats who, along with their military intelligence colleagues have recently returned home from kabul. two ambassador john bass -- to john bass, and others who are returning today. to the hundreds of other u.s. diplomats, military colleagues, and intelligence colleagues who helped on the ground. we thank you for your courage, sacrifice, and service. i also had the chance to see the receiving center for our afghans coming off of planes from various reception centers overseas. i have to tell you, seeing these incredible families, beautiful children, be warmly received by volunteers, it makes you enormously proud to be an american. while our diplomats have returned from kabul, we suspended our presence there. our diplomatic work with partners and allies in afghanistan continues. first of all, it is this department and the secretary's top priority

general mckenzie, general miller said 2500. i heard you and general milley also say you agreed with the idea. you personally agreed. not necessarily recommended the 2500 to the president. i understand from general miller there was a broader context within that recommendation. there were 2500 fighters, u.s. fighters. but i 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 it was bigger than that. it was probably the 7,000 range? >> senator, you are correct. our nato allies would have been on board. >> also cia presence for bases for human intelligence to be more precise with the execution of whatever operations we had on the ground? >> that's correct. >> you won't say that you advised the president but is it fair to say that when general miller, he said that he advised all of you on his recommendations. it sounds like two of the three o

miller. caller: my concern is the reason you have a shortage of doctors is because for many years the american medical association has restricted the number of students that can go into medical school and who they are. they have wanted equality for everyone going into the schools and sometimes they have left out students who deserve to be there because they have the intellectual ability and they have not been able to qualify. maybe i am wrong, but i am a retired nurse and i worked in hospitals for years. that is what we saw. host: dr. miller? guest: i would say the profession has worked to expand the number of medical schools. we are seeing medical schools opening in the southeast and texas. you hit on the points that diversity and opportunity in the medical profession has not been what it should be a thing expanding that supply allows that opportunity. that is something we should continue to support in addition to finding ways to drive down the cost of medical education. there are programs w

i informed miller of speaker pelosi's phone call. at no time was i attempting to change or influence the process, usurp authority, or insert myself in the chain of command. but i am expected, i am required to give my advice and ensure that the president is fully informed on military matters. i am submitting for the record a more detailed and unclassified memorandum i believe you have, although late. i'd be happy to talk about the intelligence that droech these calls. i'm happy to make available an email, phone logs, memoranda, witnesses or anything else you need to understand these events. my oath is to support the constitution of the united states of america against all enemies foreign and domestic. and i will never turn my back on that oath. i firmly believe in civilian control of the military as a bedrock principle essential to the health of this republic and i'm committed to ensuring the military stays clear of domestic politics. i look forward to your questions. thank you, chairman, for the extra time. >> thank you, general. gen

we had general miller's recommendation at that time. let me, first of all, just mention that during their confirmation process, you committed -- and i'm speaking now to general mckenzie and general milley, to giving your honest and personal views to this committee, even if those views were different from those of the administration and i'm confident that you will be doing that. during this hearing that we had, we -- it was emphasized to us, from general miller, that we -- that he was recommending the 2,500 troops in afghanistan. now, we didn't receive the documentation from your offices. i say to the witnesses today, until, actually, 10:35 last night. so there really wasn't time to get into a lot of the details. but i would ask general mckenzie, did you agree to the recommendation that general miller had two weeks ago? >> senator, again, i won't share my personal recommendation with the president, but i will give you my honest opinion. and my honest opinion and view shaped my recommendation. i recommend that we maintain 2,500 troops in

i'm matt miller with amanda lang.e talking about for the break, on holding is now trading. shoemaker pricing at $24. it's a 50% right now. you can see 35.94. the company is backed by roger federer, tennis superstar. one of the greatest tennis players of all time. we will be talking to the ceo of the newly traded shoemaker in the next hour. let's talk about safely returning to schools and offices. so many of us are doing it or hoping our kids do. services like cleaning and facilities management are huge part of that. abm industries is a provider of those services and recently reported earnings that beat on the bottom and the top line. they raised their guidance for the year. joining us is the president and ceo. how much work do you have now than you had in the same period as 2019? >> thanks for having me. that is the good news. we reported double growth on the top line. aviation was up over 50% from this time last year which is a really good sign and momentum that people are feeling safer traveling and being in airport

at the time, miller's chief of staff says that is a lie, he's here to tell the inside story for thest time. is the biden administration withholding antibody treatments from republican states as a form of political punishment. this is a report you will not see anywhere else tonight but first, flooding america, that's the focus of tonight's angle. the american people have been voting since 2008 for presidents to stop the never-ending mores in the middle east but little did anyone know that under president biden that wouldn't just mean bringing our troops home from afghanistan but bringing afghanistan here. according to ask he is the biden administration yesterday informed governors and mayors in 46 states to get ready to welcome the first group of about 37,000 afghan refugees, 5300 for california, 4500 for texas, 2000 for washington and so on and that number is just for starters but in recent budget request the biden administration asked congress for funds teresa look total of 160,000 refugees through september of 2022. >> looking for support from all of you on this particularly a few

additionally, i immediately informed acting secretary of defense miller of her call. at no time was i attempting to change or influence the process, usurp authority, or insert myself into the chain of command. but i am expected to give me advice and ensure the president is fully informed on military affairs. i am submitting for the record, and i believe you have it, a couple of memorandums for record in addition to detailed timeline. and i am happy to discuss in further detail in either classified or unclassified section with any or all of you about my actions surrounding these events. i welcome a thorough walk-through. i'll be happy to provide whatever documents, phone logs, e-mails, memorandum, witnesses, or anything else you want that will help you understand these events. my oath is to support the constitution of the united states of america against all enemies, foreign and domestic. and i will never turn my back on that oath. i firmly believe in civilian control of the military is a bedrock principle and is essential to the health of this republic. and i'm commit

miller. i don't want to humiliate you today by reading your e-mails to my office into the record in which you argued against the new metric. would you like to restate whether or not you lobbied for or against the new metric? did you lobby against the new metric? yes or no? >> we lobbied for improvements to the new metrics. we were not lobbying against the new metrics. we were simply -- congresswoman, what you're saying is correct. we want common definitions. you are completely correct. >> so you want a common definition. that's what the new rules deliver, but you didn't like the new rules because you have apparently other issues with it. my point here is that you were defending a system in which opo -- you were operating under a system in which opo "b" looks like they're much worse than opo "a." but in reality it could just be the case opo "b" is going out for every possible donor regardless of race, regardless of whether it's hard, regardless of whether they might get turned out, whether it

plus one the both welcome to dennis miller plus one. the list that i have not enjoyed a football cortez this much since. jack mildred, greg pruitt, joe wiley and lee and cross why were running the bone for the sooners way back when . but there's a show over on the football network called good morning football. and well they just lost one of their, their foremost tears. but it's a great show. this kid's great. he's a tv host broadcast or media personality. i see was acting in a soap opera which blew my mind. i think he is also got a new obstacle course competition show. can't believe he beat the craig kilborn not for this but kill them. they're giving a call frogger now streaming on peacock. i live in 2020, i live in the future when i say frogger is now streaming on peacock and everybody knows that. i mean, this is called brent. how are you just here for the leon crossway roughly. so i didn't know whether it's leon out of the box or dick has a mirror and cosmo jacobo ozzy, but i thought i thought i'd work my way. android. oh yeah. did he

general mckenzie, general miller said 2500. i've heard 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

based on miller's testimony during a classified senate hearing, it seems the president rejected that advice. now, senate lawmakers have more questions for the administration and they are demanding answers. >> enough to know that there are inconsistencies between what the administration has said and the truth. clearly president biden didn't listen to all the military advice, and i'm even more eager now to hear from secretary austin and general milley and it general mckenzie in two weeks. >> sandra: we are learning more about why the president decided to abandon bagram air base. jacqui heinrich is doing great reporting on this story throughout, and she joins us live from the white house. >> good morning. the president has always cast this withdrawal is a binary choice, either get everybody out or add thousands and thousands more troops. he also told abc back in august that none of his military advisors recommended leaving 2500 troops on the ground to maintain stability, but leaks from the classified hearing suggested that statement may not be true. two sources and adhering to tell fox

next up on that is miller plus one. we've got cow brant, he's one of the core, 10 of genial hosts over the nfl network's good morning football. and he also has a new show coming up on peacock which is nbc, a tributary, called frogger. and it's one of those obstacle course shows always a lot of fun. we'll talk to him about soap opera acting, which he also does. and the kid, those football out, the was zoo cow brand right after this on dennis miller plus one the hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. the list that i have not enjoyed a football cortez this much since. jack mildred, greg pruitt, joe wiley and lee and cross white were running the bone for the sooners way back when. but there's a show over on the football network called good morning football. and well, they just lost one of their their for musketeers, but it's a great show this kids great. he's a tv house broadcast or media personality. i see was acting in a soap opera which blew my mind. i think he is also got a new obstacle course competition show. c

i'm sure that's not what jason miller is doing in brazil.>> it's so bizarre. thank you for saying that. it was sticking in my mind. it it was reminding me, too, of banter. it's so unclear, right. i think there is a lot to be uncovered about what jason miller is doing in some of the trends we're seeing. love it. jaime tart maybe. >>> up next, scare in the air. all right. >> we're not on the ground. >> what this man did next once he got back in his seat, it is weird and you want to see it. >>> and california's recall reelection is days away. we'll speak to the opponent who thinks he can defeat governor gavin newsom. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we were alone when my husband had the heart attack. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him bac

i am matt miller with amanda lang. our main candidates across germany are on the second last day of campaigning before the election to determine who will succeed angela merkel as chancellor. last night, for the filed debate of the election, here is a look at some of the highlights. >> europe is looking at germany and more governments will be formed. >> we have to make sure together, with france, we are progressive. >> i want to make sure that we create a united european approach towards china. >> we are the big country in the middle of the european union with the biggest population and the biggest economic strength. >> we need to start projects together, also arms projects, to act when the united states steps back. matt: shorting us now is john kornblum, and he has held many roles in his career, including being ambassador to germany. that was under president clinton. thank you for joining us. it strikes me as, i may be a bit of a senate, but almost every statement that we just heard was something that politicians don't

ms miller, congratulations on this ruling today. >> thank you so much, rachael. i have been looking forward to the day i get to talk to you about this for a few years. >> tell me what this means for your organization, clinics, what does the future look like? >> this is fantastic. i mean, on so many levels it's a win. it shows that when you stand up to bully politicians, you can win. that you can stand up to a government as powerful as the state of texas. and we illustrated the harm and burden this law put forward for women all throughout the state of texas. and we got relief not only for women in texas but for many states across the country. >> that was june 2016. three years after that draconian texas law had gone into effect, the one filibustered by wendy davis, the one that shuddered that clinic in mcallen and shuddered so many other clinics in the state. the one that left texas with only eight clinics for a state of 30 million people. they passed that law in 2013. three years later the supreme court struck down most of that law. a 5-3 decision in the united s

i'm matt miller. two stories of note on crypto.as took action against celsius network, accusing the company of offering residents on district securities, and the dow jones reports the u.s. treasury department plans to impose sanctions next week that would make it tougher for hackers to use cryptocurrency to profit from ransomware attack's. they will have to go back to u.s. dollars. we are seeing this more and more, regulation, more of a crackdown. on the other hand -- and this is one of the questions i will ask thomas peterffy in a moment -- we are hearing more from investors, from retail to institutional, wanting to get involved in crypto. you have to somehow make these two things work out. amanda: this is not unlike -- you could think of the uber platform and the way it grew up, eventually got regulated. crypto's are a different animal, but similarly, those interested in them and their future should be happy about regulation. new regulations will add clarity and allow real and big investors to get involved. to me, it may slow dow

i'm matt miller.e will speak with the former bank of england governor mark carney. we will discuss the bank's decision, the movie saw in rates today, and esg investing. we will discuss the state of economic recovery through the lens of travel. i will speak with the ceos of tripadvisor, as well as rv company bolus. it's good to quick check on what is happening in the markets. you do see big gains on the s&p 500, third day in a row after the drops we saw monday, now looking at gains for the week. 4458 is the level after rising 62 points. the real action for me is in the yields. right now, you can see the u.k. yield up about 10 basis, almost 11. the u.s. 10 year yield almost 10 basis points. the u.s. 30-year moving higher by 11 basis points. these are huge moves maybe these are three standard deviations and more away from what you would typically see. we have had a 1.20 or one point 30 handle on the u.s. 10-year yield for the past few months and now we have moved briefly above 1.40 today. this is a great

misses miller. misses miller. mr. evans. mr. rice. misses miller. mr. chairman. >> the clerk will please report the tally. >> 25 no's and 16 ayes. >> the amendment fails. are there other commitments to the amendment? >> mr. chairman? >> the gentleman from kansas, mr. estes. mr. thompson. >> i reserve a point of order. >> the gentleman will proceed. that should take only a couple of seconds. the tillman is recognize. -- gentleman is recognize. >> thank you. this is priorities, the opportunity to choose between something in insurance companies. there is a tendency to paper over the issues with more spending. that approach is fiscally irresponsible and unsustainable. when it comes to obamacare, we have seen this play out time and time again, instead of working to solve the major underlying issues with the health care system, many have been willing to spend taxpayer funds to prop up a flawed system. $200 billion to keep the illusion going that obamacare is affordable is throwing good money after bad. kansans i want represent do not want obamacare insurance

we had general miller's recommendation at that time.t of all just mention that during the confirmation process you committed -- i'm speaking now to general mckenzie and general milley, to giving your honest and personal views to this committee even if those views were -- differed from those of the administration and i'm confident that you will be doing that. during this hearing that we had, we -- it was emphasized to us from general miller that we -- that he was recommending the 2500 troops in afghanistan. now, we didn't receive the documentation from your offices, i say to the witnesses today, until actually 10:35 last night. so there really wasn't time to get into a lot of the details but i would ask general mckenzie, did you agree to the recommendation that general miller had two weeks ago? >> senator, again i won't share my personal recommendation to the president but i will give you my honest opinion and my honest opinion and view shaped my recommendation. i recommended we maintain 5,200 troops in afghanistan and recommended earlie

miller? ms. miller votes aye. mr. beyer? mr. schweigert? mr. chairman votes no. >> who is making the request? mr. schweigert was making the request. with the clerk report? >> mr. schweigert was not recorded. schweigert votes yes. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, i have 24 anys and -- nays and 18 ayes. >> the amendment fails. are there any other amendments to the nature of the substitute? hard to turn down that suggestion. [laughter] >> hello mr. chairman, i have an amendment. >> mr. wright has an amendment at the desk and mr. thompson is rep nice. -- recognized. >> -- >> as soon as he is recognized, he will be recognized on his amendment. >> if i may, mr. chairman, indicate with him. we are attempting to consolidate some amendments and have reordered things if i could ask you to re--- withdrawal that amendment at this time. >> i withdraw that amendment at this time. >> objection. >> does the ranking member still need some time? >> your original amendment as proposed is ready to be offered, so let me cut you loose with this.

additionally i immediately informed acting secretary of defense miller of her call.no time was i attempting to change or influence the process, usurp authority or insert myself into the chain of command but i am expected to give my advice and insure the president is fully informed on military affairs. i am submitting for the record and i believe you have it a couple of memorandums for the record in addition to detailed time lines and i'm happy to discuss in further detail in classified or unclassified sessions with any or all of you about my actions surrounding these events. i welcome a thorough walk-through and happy to provide whatever documents, phone logs, email, witnesses or anything else you want that will help you understand these events. my oath is to support the constitution of the united states of america against all enemies foreign and domestic and i will never turn my back on that oath. i firmly believe in civilian control of the military is essential to the health of this republic and committed to insuring the military stays clear of domestic policy. i l

dennis miller plus one. the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. i talked to the cat before, i shouldn't call the dog whisper cat. sorry, my phone hipster stuff. sees him a lot of the show caesar's a dog trainer with over 25 years experience working with man's best friend. he is most well known, obviously for his emmy nominated series dog whisper with caesar milan before his successful show, caesar focused on rehabilitating severely aggressive dogs and found that the dog psychology center in los angeles. that's a quandary for dog because they're often told to get off the couch, but it the dog psychology center. they are encouraged to hop up on the couch, is a new show called caesar milan better human, better dog like that, which is now streaming on disney plus, she's are milan. how are you, my friend? doing great, great. but i do want to say something. i don't train dogs, i train people, you know, so i know they put me in the category of training dogs. i don't, i don't, i make sure that i train the human so they know how to connect, communicate, an

senators were unclear if the president ultimately saw miller's recommendation. wanting to hear from defense secretary lloyd austin about how much weight they were given. >> was the president support secretary austin appearing before congress? we encourage it. >> he is appearing before congress at the end of the month and he has already agreed to that. >> miller told senators once his recommendation was turned down, it became his job to execute on the withdrawal order and eventually decisions like abandoning bagram were forced by constraint through the president's orders like troop caps. pressure is now ramping up on the hill for more hearings. >> the congress has either been lied to, mislead, or given overly rosy projections. >> tonight president biden announced new try lateral agreement between australia, the u.k. and the u.s. known as aukus. it will help australia acquire nuclear powered submarines in an apparent challenge to china's activities in the end toe pacific. u.s. has only ever shared nuclear propulsion technology with other other country the u.k. thi

will stephen miller become a part of your administration if you win?e, homelessness, the rise in cost of living, it's about the fact that for the first time in our state's history the average price of a home has reached $800,000. it's about poor forest management, we're running out of water and having rolling brownouts because of our failure to invest in the energy grid. >> he was a part of the separation policy. i'm just curious, is he still an adviser or protege to you? >> i've been campaigning for two months. i've been a politician for two months. i've been going up and town the state above sacramento to san diego. no one has asked me about him. >> reporter: so, craig, those questions obviously upset larry elder. he left without answering the questions, but then did come back after our interview to say he wanted to amend his answer. he unequivocally said stephen miller would not be a part of his administration, but did say he had talked to him within the last three weeks. but that wasn't the only thing we talked about. covid, of course, here in cali

i know scott miller very well. how that -- everybody agreed to it. scott miller agreed to it.o it, mark milley agreed to it. gina haspell agreed to it. we had over 3,000 paramilitary support. we kept the air power and bagram air place. that was the agreement in place. everybody knew that. the plan was set to hold those forces until we had a good agreement in place, which was an agreement between the afghan government, ghani and the taliban. that was part of the agreement on february 29, 2020 called the doha agreement. until a stipulations were met, we were going to stay there. the president of the united states, donald trump, picked up the phone on march 3 and i was in the oval office when he made the call. he talked to the chief taliban negotiator and made it very clear using trumpian terms, what would happen if we violated the agreement? because of that we had no americans killed from the 29th of february, 2020 until president trump left office. because he understood it was backed by u.s. force and we wouldn't move the troops out. everybody in the incoming administration kne

miller recommended 2500 troops day on the ground to keep stability in afghanistan. he said he was turned down at his job became the execution of the withdrawal, the pentagon spokesperson john kirby would not comment on miller's testimony. >> i won't speak to his views that he may or may not have expressed in a session with members of congress. the president was given advice and counsel to formulate his open unit his decision. >> this comes as republicans are putting pressure on the white house designate the taliban as a foreign terror organization. >> why would not the taliban in afghanistan be a foreign terrorist organization? >> the intelligence is clear the taliban equals al qaeda. >> flights of stopped for 7 days because of measles cases. >> the cdc requested 7 additional days out of abundance of caution, that remains the case. we are assessing and working with the national security team, public health officials and others to determine what the next steps are. >> the white house is not confirmed the exact number of americans and visa holders waiting to leave afg

i am matt miller.ount down to the fed. we are less than one hour away from the fomc decision. i will be speaking with the former advisor to the dallas fed, danielle dimartino booth, now the ceo of quill intelligence and bloomberg opinion contributor. we have the latest on china's evergrande as a sources close to the government say the real estate drive will be restructured into three separate entities. what kind of fallout will that have? we hear from the cofounders of one of the fastest growing and best-performing firms in credit investing, diameter capital partners. they discuss the opportunity with the fed's move. i want to check on what is going on in the market. another day of gains and little bit stronger today. up more than 1% on the s&p 500. we have been over 4400 for some time today. the u.s. 10 year yield coming down as investors buy the government debt. dollar index down 1/10 of 1%. crude up to $71.98 a barrel. something caught my eye today in italy and that is a move in the countries 10 yea

dennis miller plus one the lo there, walk of the dentist there puts him. we're going to be joined by t j lab and today. and i know for some people who are not m t, v lights or b m. excellent. they're wondering who he is, a professional b m, x rider, who had some rough crashes, a turned into a reality show. host of m t these the challenge. now folks, i think i was there at the beginning of mtv, i think it was my what it, let's see 37 seasons of the show now. that absolutely boggles my mind. that will show you how fast time clips by the show is now on. it's $37.00 season now. the new season is entitled the challenge spies live and allies, allies, and it airs wednesdays, 8 pm, 7 pm central on mtv. this the host will find out when t j got into the hosting business t j 11. how are you? my friend. hello sir, how are you, brother? when did you, you weren't there for for 30. great. you're not 37 years old. when did you get it? oh, thank you. very hope to hear that. i'm actually 44. i appreciate you though. i know i, i've been for 27 seasons now. i'm on 28th or 20

when the report came out, cited miller for the mass level of abuse at abu ghraib. period, mansoor adayfi, you write so powerfully about what sustained you, about the relationships you had -- not only with other prisoners, as you say detainees, but with guards as well. can you talk about that? >> you know, amy, let me go -- i would like to make a point here. first of all, we as prisoners, we were not just the victims at guantÁnamo. also the guards were victims of guantanamo. that condition brought us together and through that we are human and we shared humanity first post up amy, what makes a human to human? what makes you unique is your name your language, your morals, your ethics, your memories, your relationships, your knowledge, your experience most of basically, your family. at guantÁnamo we arrive, the system is designed to ny us who we are. even our names were taken. we were numbers. you're not allowed to talk, not allod to have relationships. to the extent we thought, if they were able to control our thought, they would have done it. when we arrived at guant

he mentored stephen miller from the time that stephen miller was a teenager. introduced him to this idea that you know, if you deny the fact of systemic racism and you malign and demonize black and brown communities you're not necessarily racist because here's a black man espousing these beliefs as well. but that's obviously completely false. >> yes, i should note that elder has taken the new face of white supremacy line and sort of appropriated it to his own ends which he now begins his campaign talks with that line, to sort of say like this is ridiculous. but people should check out your book and check out his relationship with stephen miller. jean guerrero, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> next, despite house minority leader kevin mccarthy's varied attempts to derail the investigation into january 6th, the committee's work keeps turning. remember the massive document request from a couple weeks ago? records, communications from that day. well, the deadline for those document requests to those big telecom companies, it's this week. we'll talk about what

i am matt miller with amanda lang.at the biggest business stories in the news right now, starting with microsoft pulling back on its plans to fully reopen its headquarters. they will not set a new date because of the uncertainty around covid-19. microsoft will instead move to a 30-day transition approach and notify staff with lead time when it is ready to reopen its offices. last month, the company said it would require all employees to be vaccinated against covid-19. amazon is unveiling its first line of televisions today. the company will offer two lines of tv's starting at about $370. they go on sale next month, stepping up the fight with roku and google to control in-home entertainment. amazon has sold more than 100 million fire television devices. and sidenote, amazon also pledged today to pay for employee's college tuition. facebook has teamed up with iconic sunglasses maker ray-ban for its long-awaited smart glasses. the shades are called ray-ban stories, using the classicwayfarer frame and allows users to take

did chris miller walked back his initial denial today?t is how it was being reported. >> you cannot coordinate your way into a violation of the law which is what he is trying to do today by letting mainstream media carry his water. the law prohibits the chairman from operational command authority anywhere. we can't coordinate it to him, can't delegate it to him, not allowed to prescribe it to him. any instance or any situation where he is attempting to deflect is incorrect. there was never a permission granted to chairman millet to tip off the chinese because it would be -- >> laura: there was some reported that miller should have been aware of this call, because his deputy knew and other reports that china even initiated the call? again, what is the truth here? >> let me put this into perspective. what they are trying to say is chairman milley passed a piece of paper to one of the deputies at the pentagon and there are 40,000 people there in any given day and that was efficient. that is like me saying to the secretary of defense, call yo

even in that day, 2016, when we talk to miss amy hagstrom miller, and you could hear the elation with that win for her, even on that day when the supreme court issued that definitive ruling which was such a victory for reproductive rights advocates and for the women who want that service in texas, and for the providers who are willing to provided to them, even that day there were ominous signs looming -- i mentioned that there was a five three decision, five plus threes eight, aren't there are nine justices in the supreme court? in this case, there were eight because justice scalia had died just a few months before. and there was nobody on the court yet filling his seat, because republicans in the united states senate were at that point months into their unprecedented blockade of president incidents obama merrick garland. republicans decided that they would keep that supreme court seat vacant in the hopes that a republican president would win the presidential election in 2016, some republicans said if a republican didn't win the election 2016 they might just keep that seat on the cour

miller >> henry alfred miller, jr. >> joel miller michael matthew miller >> nicole carol miller >> philip cromwell miller, jr. >> benny millman >> charles m. mills, jr. >> ronald keith milstein >> robert j. minara >> william george minardi >> louis joseph minervino >> thomas mingione >> wilbert miraille >> domenick n. mircovich >> rajesh arjan mirpuri >> joseph d. mistrulli >> susan j. miszkowicz >> paul thomas mitchell >> richard p. miuccio >> jeffrey peter mladenik >> frank v. moccia, sr. >> louis joseph modafferi >> and my father charles joseph lorenz and. your strength continues to motivate us. we love you, dad. we miss you. until we meet again. >> and to my father, the coolest guy on the block from his neighborhood in brooklyn. a tragic and beautiful puerto rican neighborhood. the best house dj new york ever saw. he taught me to be proud of my heritage and my blood and i will always charge forward with that. thank you. >> boyie mohammed >> dennis mojica >> manuel d. mojica, jr. >> kleber rolando molina >> manuel de jesus molina >> carl molinaro >> justin john molisani, jr. >> brian p