communist china i want to ask him about the phone calls to the communist party military, it's actually milliefuse something or in crated incredible confusion among the two countries as well as other aspects of communist china in stuart varney of "varney & company" were gonna talk about what biden is doing to this country but before we get to the two great guest i keep your nancy pelosi and others say if we do not vote to raise the debt ceiling, then what will happen is a full facing credit of the united states will be destroyed because we will default on our debt, i want to walk you through this, it is very, very important it your country, your tactics in the more scare tactics back to the democratics use all the time in order to change his country, push their agenda this is what they do let's unravel this. first of all we will not default on our debt service, here is why, whether the government shuts down or goes on you keep paying your taxes the treasury keeps collecting your taxes via the irs to the tune of approximately $320 billion every month, 320 billion every month. i went in i looked

millie knew that and we have it in our book.from miscommunication. because history has shown that miscommunication can often be the seed of war. so general milley has calls to de-escalate a very tense situation with a major global superpower or adversary at the very least, and where we are in a hairtrigger environment with china all the time in places like the south china sea. host: here's part of that conversation that general milley had on capitol hill concerning your book, conversation with the house speaker, and we will get your response to it. [video clip] >> you said in a phone call with speaker pelosi, she said "republicans are enablers of the president trump's behavior. you know he's crazy. he's been crazy for a long time." you replied, "i agree with you on everything." that was repeated three times in a prologue of the book, where you told speaker pelosi that you agree with her on everything. is that an accurate portrayal of your recounting to bob woodward of those conversations? >> not exactly, no. >> is that portrayal

general millie defended calls to the chinese military counterpart following the 2020 election in a book by bob woodward and acosta. let me call the hearing to order. first in administrative action. i asked the committee to consider a list of 2,993 pending military nominations including the nomination of general u.s. air force for reappointment to the general and to the commander of u.s. transportation command following the nomination to refer the list since 2009 under the pending military nominations to the senate. goodor morning. the committee meets today to discuss the end of the operations in afghanistan. after 20 years of war and the coalition military implemented intelligence personnel and vast u.s. investment the state has failed and the taliban has taken control. we need to understand why and how. as part of the hearing we seek to understand the factors that contributed to the rapid takeover and the collapse of the afghan national defense security forces. while theref is a temptation to close the book and move on we must capture the lessons of the last two decades. much of the he

so where general millie said before, has al qaeda sworn by the taliban? relationship with the taliban. >> i cannot answer that for you right now yes or no. >> i believe general millie said it before. has the taliban renounce the previous oath that al qaeda. >> the taliban and al qaeda have a very close relationship ago i do a not expect the taliban to seriously interfere with their repositioning in afghanistan which is the question you're asking. >> a new interior minister is a known al qaeda associate. is there any evidence they have broken with al qaeda? >> is the march attack breach the doha agreement in your opinion. >> it did not. i >> do you know which taliban forces provide security in front of the airport quick. >> yes we do. al>> specializing in suicide hebombing attacks. had the suicide bomber, i think he suggested the congressman they might have been in prison in bagram before. >> i don't recall suggesting that. >> do we know if he had been quick. >> we are still working very hard to find out where the suicide bomber came from. >> do we have th

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s. backed nationalist party, this i'm in control vesee of revelations of phone calls my us general milli, to re insure china new, eminent us nuclear strike. and a surprise, australia nuclear submarine deal with london in washington. joining me now from aging is the center of china and globalization, vice president, victor gao. victor, thanks so much for coming back on. as i said, is the day after you have britain's a queen lives with the aircraft carrier coming towards your maritime borders. nato countries openly threatening your existence, ro, us as ronald reagan strike, carry a force sailing towards you. bad times for china, welsh, i'm that just celebrated the 72nd national day hole and 3 hours in a mood of our great celebration. i was very happy or united the government. yes, of course. there have been lots of incursions or impulses that carry and the ocean all kinds and possibly so our eats into china and other waters around china. this is a very serious matter and china condemns such incursions. and they are not purely freedom of navigation as the sizes they are using. freedom of na

so, we have, here's his beard and then here is millie and jane and grundy and mandy and what we havethe parlor, is a really important space and you have a banjo on the wall so there's some southern this. this is an ohio parlor. you can see that his letter forms the backbone of what will be the republican respectability checklist this plays right into the political agenda. what are you looking for from this 4 million, citizens, they come into this at a time where anderson is writing about the citizen and the 14th amendment. so we have to do, you have to demonstrate your loyalty to the union. loyalty and the murder of a soldier and wages and freedoms and republican eyes. wage labor, $25 a month not bad a comfortable home and raising and owning and mandy and missus anderson assumes into a monogamous marriage and unified identity as an anderson. in the nuclear family, three children and going to school and becoming preachers and teachers and they do. his son actually found this the first black - and he is also than very important, something very important to liberal capitalist model. his

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laura: millie and others are worried about extremism in the ranks. rather than helping our troops, they are targeting our troops and veterans as the source of the problem in our military today. there is always bad apples in every group, but one word to describe that extremism vetting that is going on. >> hard to describe in one word because it is shameful. if i could say one thing, i work with a group called mighty oaks foundation, a christian group that works with service men and women and their families and have been incredibly successful record of preventing suicide so if any brothers and sisters are feeling that wait on you and we all feel the weight as one time or another, currently internet and they will help you. laura: i will help you with that endeavor, thank you so much. could spin back in school for 6 weeks and have you heard any reports of super spreader events? why did president biden say getting shots into kids arms will stop the pandemic? doctor scott atlas has some thoughts next? if you're working from home, you're probably driving le

. >> milli vanilli. >> >> the night started with high energy. tom cruise was front and center amid a sea of orange rally rags and a sellout crowd of 30,000+. the sixth inning both fans put on their other camps. in the end the --. >> many giants fans have plans 20 game number three in l.a. both sides are ready to troll. >> are you surprised it is. >>> this best-of-five series to l.a. if there is a game number five it will be back in i oracle park thursday . >>> back so much talk of about that duncans >>> betty, thank you for all the fanfare. >>> betty is outside of the stadium. >>> they just turned off half of the stadium lights here. do i have bad breath? >>> the got aggressive and they hit like a 106 regular-season when team does. let's show you the start >>> the opposing pitcher setting home chris taylor for the games first ran. tony belanger with the bases loaded, double off the wall and left-center. two runs scored to start a run dodger inning. >> it wasn't our best effort tonight. the dodgers swung the bats better than us and made more pitc

about this issue that i referred to earlier regarding general millie. asking for materials related to these calls, including a list of all calls general millie had with the chinese officials during this time. copies of the underlying intelligence that reportedly prompted general melly to reach out to the chinese general, all recordings, scrangs -- transcripts, and has not given any of those to us by the d.o.d. yet. can we receive them promptly so we can assess the ownter terrorism concerns ourself? >> sir, that's not my area. secretary moultrie: i will take your questions back to the department. make sure those questions are heard by the department. mr. fitzpatrick: lastly, i want to turn to the issue of artificial intelligence. we are significantly behind, this is based on my assessment having been to the majority of the agencies i.c., having come from the i.c. myself, that our challenge with a.i. and machine learning is not a technological one. it is a process and bureaucratic challenge of a system that is very archaic in many regards. what are we doi

i stated this publicly to secretary of defense austin and general millie last week and a hearing. the hearing happened to be on u.s. evacuation operations in afghanistan. but i took it as an opportunity to make a statement about extremism in the military. while i commanded both of them for their action to address it and the commitment you are opposing these provisions. you are saying training requirements and data collection own it. we are now three of the four committee that are responsible for the level of defense spending in the house in the senate three of the four pretty think it's going to be for for for release soon are going to authorize an appropriate in additional $25 billion to the department of defense this year about the president's budget request. so you cannot tell me that data collection is onerous. you cannot tell me that training is odorous. you've got the resources, we are giving you the authority. it's about doing difficult things. that is what this is it's difficult. i have no doubt about that. it's certainly not because of a lack of resources, both training a

"i only vant to cuddle." ( applause ) >> this is millie. she is a canine-velociraptor hybrid. we didn't stop to ask ourselves if we should. ( laughter ) but now we know the answer, and absolutely it is absolutely. >> stephen: meet toni. ( applause ) meet toni. toni isn't just dressed as elmo. she owns the copyright to the name "elmo." adopt her, and you'll get paid every time elmo says "elmo," and elmo says elmo a lot. ( applause ) >> meet trixie. >> audience: oooh! ( applause ) trixie is a personal chef who specializes in sustainable vegan food. even more impressive: she doesn't talk about it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: this is ruby. this is ruby. ruby is dressed like her hero, amelia earhart. ruby watched the first half of a documentary on earhart once and now really wants to meet her someday. we haven't had the heart to break the news to ruby, so if you adopt her, remember, amelia earhart is alive, married to a guy named todd, currently living in arizona, but doesn't have a phone. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> meet dabbles. dabbles is dressed like keith richards,

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when millie told me that, what are you, a nut job?hat is one of the main times i realized he was stupid. -- many. you know what i realized? he went to biden and said the same thing. sir, it is cheaper to leave the equipment than to take it. you will have a $5 million army tank. $30 million helicopter. brand-new. even if you flew it into pakistan, it is a short flight. if you took your time, we should have taken everything. most importantly, we should have never left -- lost 13 warriors. nobody talks about it but we should talk about it every time. we also have numerous young people who have lost a leg, lost in arm. in one case, lost two legs and an arm and nobody talks bit we talk about the 13 and we love those 13 and they are looking down on us right now. we know what we are doing. we had some terribly wounded people and overall, they lost approximately -- should not have happened. should have happened or you have a big, big wall, actually. you're not allowed to say well. they don't like walls. the democrats say they don't like it. i

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won the bronze medal team sprint final, with lauren bate, sophie capewell, blaine ridge—davis and millyn. and that's all your sport for now. there's more reaction to tonight's championship results, including fulham's 2—0 win over cardiff, on the bbc sport website. but from all of us here, goodnight. hello. thursday is going to feel chilly, especially when contrasted with the temperatures we had at the start of the week when we were getting daytime highs in the high teens. and it will feel more cold because we will pick up a keen northerly wind. the cold air plunging in behind this weather front, sinking south. through thursday, daytime will open the floodgates of cold air. we'll start the day with some cloud and rain to the south, the weather front pulling away, making way for lots of sunshine come the afternoon — but there will be some showers to the northwest, and they will be wintry across the hills and mountains of scotland. the wind a notable feature, gales possible down the north sea coast. these are the temperatures that you'd see on the thermometer — but, factor in the wind, tho

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. >> that is consistent with light general millie testified a couple of weeks ago.t say the agreement did not have terms or conditions and they broke that so now you testified before some of the decisions and the recommendations of the remaining 25 troops predated your confirmation but after you were confirmed where you briefed on that and to what extent did these proposals get considered when we saw the eroding process in afghanistan? or was it covered ground at that point not considered when you guide and at the end of april? >> by the time i got in it was executing there was not a major relitigation of reversing course as you heard from general miller and in his view once we did the retrograde because we were already so small and compact so we had to have the retrograde done by the beginning of july the remaining mission was to protect the embassy that's why we had a few hundred troops there and we put in a couple hundred additional troops to assist with post air support in the july august timeframe as the taliban was making gains. but that essentially was a shor

i'm pleased to be joined by generals millie and mackenzie who i know will be able to provide you with additional context. i'd like to make a few points before turning it over to you and them. first, i want to say how incredibly proud i am of men and women of the us armed forces . who conducted themselves with tremendous skill and professionalism throughoutthe war . to draw down theevacuation . over the course of our nation's longest war, 2461 of our fellow americans made the ultimate sacrifice. along with more than 20,000 who still bear the wounds of war, some of which cannot be seen onthe outside . we can discuss and debate the decisions, policies and turning points since april of this year. when the president made clear his intent to end american involvement in this war. we can debate the decisions over 20 years that led us to this point. but i know that you agree with me that one thing not open to debate is the courage and compassion of our servicemembers who along with their families. the sacrificed to ensure their homeland would never again be attacked the way it was on 9/11. i h

who can forget when general millie chairman of the joint chief of staff told a congressional committees year how important it was to understand white rage. the cia has been spending time boasting about how inclusive a modern institution it is. our political military and intelligence establishment spending more time understanding china's true motives and capabilities we would not be at risk of sinking into second place in the political supremacy. the u.s. won the last cold war thanks to firm leadership in determination to face down adversity and endearing confidence in the superiority of america system and america's way of life. who would bet that we are in that position now and that we can win this cold war. with me to discuss this is dean. things are joining me. >> thanks for having me. gerry: is this a sputnik moment? >> i think it is. but for different reasons and has been publicly talked about. as you noted, we have been working on hypersonic's, russians have been working on hypersonic's, the north koreans have tested what they call the hypersonic cruise missile. what was stunning

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his father among millis who have no work. usman's mother told us his twin is in a room next door.a: this hospital is full. some babies are already sharing a bed. while we were there, six more children were brought in. it's the only facility for hundreds of miles. without foreign money, most hospitals are collapsing. doctors and nurses among masses of government workers who have not been paid for months. one third of the countries people don't know where their next meal will come from. we traveled out of herat to a settlement. tens of thousands displaced from remote provinces by decades of war and severe drought. no means of income, barely any food. some days, families here don't eat. they sold whatever little they have. and now some are forced to do the unthinkable. this baby girl has been sold by we are hiding their identity to protect them. yogita: her husband used to collect rubbish. but even that turns him and nothing now. -- earns him nothing now. yogita: once the baby is able to walk, she will be taken away by the n who bought her. he has paid more than half of the $500he's

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is most senior officer has called a hypersonic missile test by china. barry concerning general mark milly is the 1st pentagon officials to confirm the nature of that test earlier this year. hypersonic weapons have the potential to evade existing missile defenses. the u. s. is working on its own version of the technology, but as behind both russia and china. well, now it's back to blood and tears. ah, the 8 year algerian war ended on the 18th of march, 1962, when the french government and the algerian national liberation front, the evelyn signed the treaty known as d a. v r. a course. it included an immediate cease fire, and pave the way for algerian independence when groups of french, colonial settlers, who fundamentally opposed the deal, clashed with the french army on the streets of algiers. on the 26th of march, 196280 were killed. many europeans living in algeria had to face the reality that they were not part of the new country. in the next few months between $8.10 people per day left the country where many of them were born hastily taking with them their most precious possessions. d

if you guidelines for processed, packaged and prepared foods hopes to lower that number to 3,000 milliee person in the united states would be eating about 60 teaspoons less of salt every year. >> reporter: the fda says lowering sodium gradually will help people's tastebuds adjust with doctors, less salt means less hypertension and less heart disease. >> the move is straight forward n. public health, we believe in prevention. >> reporter: the new recommendations covering 160 categories from dairy to bread to baby food they have been in the works for years. why did this take so long? >> well, it has been a long time coming we're here now it's a good day. >> you could argue the fda is behind the curve >> we put out a guidance in 2016 and we got many, many comments and covid-19 came along. but we are getting it out now. >> reporter: the guidance voluntary but some experts say this new federal push makes it more likely big manufacturers will get on board. halle jackson, nbc news, washington. >> we need to find a salt substitute likee steevia for salt >> it's hard to not put it on. >> togethe

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general mark millie and others told lawmakers they thought it would be best to keep some troops and of a stamp instead of making a total withdrawal. -- some troops in afghanistan instead of making a total withdrawal. here's what they said. >> recommended 25 hundred troops stay in afghanistan and that we maintain 4500 at that time. those were my personal views. >> it was a wholesome debate on all of that. once decisions are made, i am expected to execute lawful orders. >> that contradicts what president biden told abc last month. >> no one told your military advisors -- no one told you, your military advisors, that no, weekend continue to do that -- we can continue to do that. >> nobody said that to me that i can recall. >> what are the impacts here, natasha, of generals going on capitol hill contradicting the president? how did that land at the white house and the pentagon and with national security officials? >> i think there has beeno loss of trust by the president and his national security officials. what i think the white house perception of this was was they wanted to generals to