mrs. miller: at the same time, vice president harris has left our southern border completely exposed and vulnerable for anyone to cross and other 200,000 people are crossing each month. that is a national security disaster with dreadful future consequences. but we shouldn't be surprised that democrats are not concerned with public safety. they have been promoting defund the police and supporting soft on crime policies that have caused crime to skyrocket this past year. the the key role of government is to keep our families safe and the biden administration has failed miserably. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, as i stand here today, republicans in the texas islamic state state legislature are -- texas state legislature are rapidly advancing some of the most restrictive voting laws we have seen in our republic since the voting rights act was passed in the 1960's

mr. miller arrow, thank you for joining us this morning. >> could you run through the topline figures as far as the dollar amount or concerned? >> the senate has a $1 trillion bill, half of that around $50 billion is considered new spending over baseline levels. that is washington speak. those $50 billion that have been agreed upon by the way group of senators includes about $100 billion for new construction and maintenance products -- projects for roads and bridges. $66 billion for freight and rail. there is investment funding for transit. around $40 billion. there is money for electric vehicle charging stations, $7 billion dedicated for that. there is also somewhere around $50 billion for what they call severe weather infrastructure resilience. a fancy term for addressing climate change across infrastructure. several policy revisions looking at buy america office. that is something president biden has been talking about last week he was talking about by america -- buy america. it has many dedicated for improving connectivity among historically disenfranchised neighborhoods. this is cal

mr. miller, the evacuation process is ongoing. according to the most recent information, the number is always being updated regarding passages and flight method. when will the civilian airport go back to normal? to civilian part of the airport is expected to go back to normal within $5.00 to $7.00 days. following the consultations with the concerned authorities all left now speak to sammy matthew, his journalist and academic, who flew out of kabul just the day before the taliban. it took over the city. so just a week ago, sammy joins us live by skype. and so actually, even before the taliban takeover of cobble we was seeing the scenes of a pact add ports there with the people really rushing to get out and, and struggling to board flights. if they were lucky enough to get a place on a flight that quickly turned into the scenes of chaos in desperation, what can you tell us now about obstacles? people you are hearing on the ground about obstacles to to accessing the airport? yeah, actually thousands of people get it around the call a

mr. miller and we will talk with him about the final exam was trapped out big raymond. and i think often we will assign a new 15 year contract with good acceptable conditions to provide energy security for all of our account free. and item number 5 is the ation i got up with that are open to new days in st. petersburg. they have signed an agreement in the leg was like the fact that between our cities, there will be 7 slides going to every week and they're going to be correct live bit when the radius and exam bang started new new condition loan loans line to support the russian and hungarian companies with the investments to cuba and hungry also participates in increasing meet the capital for a national investment bank. let's not forget about the fact that bad that the next 4 months we should concentrate on increasing the economical growth of hungary betral reach 5 sort of point 5 percent. and i think that this will prove the success of our bilateral relations. thank you very much for labrems for accepting our invitation, send coming to hungry. so now the floor is given

mr. miller, the evacuation process is ongoing. according to the most recent information, the number is always being updated regarding passages and flights of methods. when will the civilian airport go back to normal? to civilian part of the airport is expected to go back to normal within $5.00 to $7.00 days. following the consultations with the concerned authorities about, while the government and katara is hosting thousands of government, i'm african evacuees until they can enter a 3rd country jamal a shall. is it the american, our data base incatel and sent this update? this is the 4th aircraft to fly in refugees. well done. it's done. over a 100 passengers, civilians, mainly students were on board this flight. the took off from travel early on sunday . it's now arrived here at the base in are they on board? many students so far has said the government has been able to evacuate several 100 afghans in total. this has been described as one of the largest humanitarian earliest operations in be in the history more than 7000 blown ou

mr. miller and do your job. thank you very much. the not so friendly skies.e incidents worse than ever. what's driving this. a airlines whistleblower lands in "watters' world." i have got to get out of here. >> get ahold of yourself. >> calm down. >> could i get that headset, please. >> do not raise your voice to me, sir. >> i am not raising my voice. i just want my headset. >> our country is going through a difficult time. if you won't cooperate. >> i don't know where a headset ties into patriotism. >> is there a problem? >> i don't think so. >> will you come to the back of the plane so we can have a talk? >> i will only say this one time, calm down. jesse: so much for flying the friendly skies. air rage out of control. >> oh, my gosh, oh, oh ... [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] jesse: they need to duct tape that guy. airline workers are taking self-defense classes to deal with violent passengers. the faa says there have been 3,500 reports so far just this year with 600 of them under investigation. that's double the number of investigation in 2019 and 2020 combined.

mr. miller, the evacuation process is ongoing. according to the most recent information, the number is always being updated regarding passages and flight methods. when will the civilian apple go back to normal disability? and part of the airport is expected to go back to normal within $5.00 to $7.00 days . following the consultations with the concerned authorities and correspond robin bry joyce's life now from cobble. so rob, another couple of hours, more kind of meet on the bones of the political structure, the framework that the taliban will be trying to bring in. that's right. again, while we have all of the chaos going on at the airport in cobbles city itself, the political process plugs along well about a die. he is a very senior official. he is here meeting with his own taliban officials and he is expected in the coming days to meet with with how many cars i a former president here and dr. beller bella barry, senior figure from this last administration really to hammer out what this new government is going to look at in the

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mr. miller and our chief of staff, chief of staff milley, is doing the right thing.ink they're trying to rebalance this, but again, i have to just say, the frustration and the seriousness right now is what we have to focus on in terms of making sure everyone and the funding is there to get american citizens, women, children, afghan, our allies, all the afghan people who really supported the americans throughout this 20 years, getting them to safety. i mean, that's what i'm really dealing with day and night. i have had many discussions with the administration, many discussions with our staff and our committee. i serve as chair of the appropriations committee that funds all of our diplomatic and humanitarian assistance. we have a major, major humanitarian crisis. we have to make sure we step up and do the right thing by the people of afghanistan. >> congresswoman barbara be, thank you so much for joining us tonight. and we're going to dig deeper into that very subject, one aspect of that humanitarian catastrophe, looming catastrophe. >> next, a look at what the taliban

mr. miller cuts that off and said these people did not belong in this country.der why this has not been discussed. my other point is the weapons that were supposed to remain -- we let our weapons that was going to remain in afghanistan -- what were we supposed to do, snatch them away from the afghanistan and then they would have gotten word that we really was going to leave and the whole thing would have collapsed. people still had to have those weapons to fight with. host: if you win his left ear and your thoughts on the president's -- a few minutes left ear and your thoughts on the president's handling -- left here and your thoughts on the president's handling of afghanistan. caller: i am glad that biden is in there and we got rid of mr. trump. i do not know why people think he is a republican. host: stephen, you have to turn down the television. you have to listen and talk through the phone. joy in texas, democratic caller. can you mute your television? caller: yes. joyce, we are waiting for you. go ahead. caller: ok. my question is when they have all those p

mr. miller cuts that off and said these people did not belong in this country.why this has not been discussed. my other point is the weapons that were supposed to remain -- we let our weapons that was going to remain in afghanistan -- what were we supposed to do, snatch them away from the afghanistan and then they would have gotten word that we really was going to leave and the whole thing would have collapsed. people still had to have those weapons to fight with. host: if you win his left ear and your thoughts on the president's -- a few minutes left ear and your thoughts on the president's handling -- left here and your thoughts on the president's handling of afghanistan. caller: i am glad that biden is in there and we got rid of mr. trump. i do not know why people think he is a republican. host: stephen, you have to turn down the television. you have to listen and talk through the phone. joy in texas, democratic caller. can you mute your television? caller: yes. joyce, we are waiting for you. go ahead. caller: ok. my question is when they have all those peopl

miller. >> thank you, mr. president. [inaudible] you also promised to bring out those who helped america in its war effort. we have seen heart-wrenching images at the kabul airport and not to mention people who cannot get to that airport. you made the commitment to get american citizens out. will you make the same commitment to those who assisted in the american war effort over the last 20 years? two, what is your message to america's partners around the world who criticize the conduct of the withdrawal, and made them question america's credibility on the world stage? pres. biden: i have not seen any question about our credibility from allies. i have spoken with our nato allies. our national security advisor has been in contact with counterparts throughout the world and our allies, as has the general -- excuse me, i keep calling him general, but my secretary of defense. the fact of the matter is, i have not seen that. matter of fact, the exact opposite. we are acting with dispatch and committing to what we said we would

miller. >> thank you, mr. president. live up to promises. you also promised to help bring out those who helped america in its war effort. we have seen the heart wrenching images of people at the kabul airport not to say people that can't get to the airport. you made commitment to get american citizens out. will you make the same commitment to those who assisted in the american war effort over the last 20 years, number one? and number two what is your message to america's partners around the world who have criticized not the withdrawal but the conduct of that withdrawal and made them question america's credibility on the world stage? >> i have seen no criticism from around the world. we have spoken to nato allies, secretary of state, national security adviser has been in contact with counterparts throughout the world and our allies, as has the general, or excuse me i keep calling them the general, but my secretary of defe defense. the fact of the matter is i have not seen that. as a matter of fact, the exact opposite i've got. exact opposite

miller. >> thank you, mr. president.lped america and the war effort, and we have seen these heart wrenching efforts of getting the people out at the airport, but what about those who have not been able to make it to the airport and will you make the same commitment to those who have assisted in the american war effort in the last 20 years, number one, and number two, what is the message to america's partners around the world who have not criticized the withdrawal, but the conduct of the withdrawal and questioned america's credibility on the world stage. >> i have seen no question of our credibility around the world. we have spoken to the nato allies and the secretary of the state, and the national security

miller. >> thank you, mr. president.romise to leave afghanistan but you also promised to bring out those who helped america in its war effort. we've seen these heart-wrenching images at the kabul airport of people trying to get there, to say nothing of the people who can't get to that airport. you made the commitment to get american citizens out. will you make the same commitment to those who assisted in the american war effort over the last 20 years, number one, and then number two, what is your message to america's partners around the world who have criticized not the withdrawal but the conduct of that withdrawal and made them question america's credibility on the world stage? >> i have seen no question of credibility from our allies around the world. i have spoken with our nato allies. we have spoken with nato allies, the secretary of state, our national security advisors have been in contact with

miller. >> thank you, mr. president. you promise to leave afghanistan but you also promised to bring out those who helped america in its war effort. we've seen these heart-wrenching images at the kabul airport of people trying to get there, to say nothing of the people who can't get to that airport. you made the commitment to get american citizens out. will you make the same commitment to those who assisted in the american war effort over the last 20 years, number one, and then number two, what is your message to america's partners around the world who have criticized not the withdrawal but the conduct of that withdrawal and made them question america's credibility on the world stage? >> i have seen no question of credibility from our allies around the world. i have spoken with our nato allies. we have spoken with nato allies, the secretary of state, our national security advisors have been in contact with his counterparts throughout the world and our allies, as has the general or, excuse me, i keep calling him a general

miller. >> thank you, mr. president. you have promised in afghanistan to bring out those who have helped america and the war effort, and we have seen these heart wrenching efforts of getting the people out at the airport, but what about those who have not been able to make it to the airport and will you make the same commitment to those who have assisted in the american war effort in the last 20 years, number one, and number two, what is the message to america's partners around the world who have not criticized the withdrawal, but the conduct of the withdrawal and questioned america's credibility on the world stage. >> i have seen no question of our credibility around the world. we have spoken to the nato allies and the secretary of the state, and the national security advisers have been in contact with the counterparts throughout the world and our allies as has the general, and i keep calling him the general, but my secretary of defense, and the fact of the matter is that i have not seen that. and as a matter of fact, t

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for more let's bring in former acting defense secretary retired army green beret chris miller. mr. hey team fox & friends. really humbled to be on your show, particularly after staff sergeant hoover's dad and i can't believe we're so blessed to live in a country and a nation that has such great americans that are willing to volunteer and serve and sacrifice and, you know, there are unfortunately thousands of other gold star families those that have lost loved ones and i want those 13 families and loved ones to know that they have a huge support network and they are going to get through this but we're going to get through it together thanks for having me on. brian: absolutely and also there are 18 others wounded maybe as many as 20 also struggling to a different degree after being in the middle of the bombing but can we talk about something when you guys were still there, your effort to get the contractor back what's happened since, how do we get him out? >> it's a simple one. charlene gave a great letter, sent a letter out, as you referred to. i felt a little guilty because i was t

mr. president, maybe there is a better plan b." >> we know the military did not agree with this and general miller said pulling out of the karzai international airport was technically unnecessary. joe biden had bad instincts with foreign policy when he was a younger man. now, he's an older man and may that simply don't make any ef who up to him when he makes another decision, frankly bunkers, concerning national security. >> trace: i want to go back to what you said, and contention for a lot of people but how critical do you think giving up the air base was for this entire mission? >> it was really disastrous decision because try to rent these operations out of the extremely exposed kabul airport in this populous city has been a security nightmare. if we had three runways the kabul only has one, we could get more people in and out. we could do it in a way that would be much safer. this terrible risk to the troops to guard the airport and to let people in and out. words about the marines have exposed they are in jennifer griffin asked "why weren't so many marines in this navy medic killed by one ied?" what is being done to prote

mr. president on governor desantis. >> governor who. >> desantis. larry: governor who, that's not much of a response let's bringng in steve miller white house advisorould say that ron desantis has best and to say governor who where desantis said, don't you be telling us about covid and so forth when you can't even protect the border which is which is a well-known fact, biden pulls her collapsing, i would say desantis ten, biden nothing. >> first of all man who is being seen in public as suffering from cognitive impairment, joe biden is not helping us by shouting governor who in response to the governors most populous state, is just a very bad look provided on any b measure, does not inste a great deal of confidence and swing voters around the country but with respect to the substance of the exchange, the conditions on the border are cataclysmic, i talked to border agents in i.c.e. officers, they have facilities that are four times, five times, six times the maximum capacity in pre-covid times, this is during covid there creating the perfect condition for new variants to spread and pop up young people who are being smuggled together in the facts of

chris miller with us, former acting secretary of defense. mr.ats and even with the strike appear very, very real and the drawdown in troops, so, to follow on the pace that we've had, it's going to be difficult. where does that put up, do you think, on tuesday, the deadline? >> yeah, you nailed it, neil. it's going to be really difficult. so kind of where we are right now is we've got to think about the future. let's do everything we can to get as many people out as we can, but the bubble is collapsing in on hamid karzai international airport, a lot of people are still trying to get out and messages that are motivating. the guy, one of the commenters brought up all the great work that veterans are doing. you're seeing that, so wow, these are tough days. could i just say something? you know, i've tried to be positive. my heroes were green berets and veterans from vietnam and then the journalists that were there, you know, remember sheehan, dan rather and hal, they were my heroes and that seemed like 5:00 folly stuff from vietnam. you've got to kee

mr. nate ford of s.f. rebels. >> good afternoon. i am nate miller, founder and director of san francisco rebels basketball team. we're doing a lot of great things and just happy to be a part of this panel today. thank you for having me. >> awesome. thank you. all right. so let's jump right in. so our first question is, how should we approach violence prevention? >> so collectively, in japantown, we have many community organizations, and when all this asian hate violence came up, i think we as a community, you know, we can't feel those crimes happening in j-town, but we knew we couldn't just stand around the side and wait for it to happen, so a few of us formed a coalition, and we called it [inaudible] coalition, and many of the community leaders are on board in this coalition to look at ways and how we can fight violence in our community, safety, how we can keep our community safe, but also, how we can work together with our neighbors, our brothers and sisters in the western addition. that's the most important part. how are we going to work together

mr. christopher sears, who is legal counsel presenting from ice miller presenting the fiduciary training portion of our educational program. agenda item number 9. i think that he was alerted to the fact that we were going to adjust the agenda a little bit. so with that, i would like to call agenda item number 10. >> clerk: thank you, president fallonsee. agenda item 10 is to approve health service board resolution to have health plans urge all sfhss members to receive the covid-19 vaccination. this is an action item. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for entertaining this resolution that i put together with inputs from other city departments, including department of public health and human resources. as we discussed earlier, the way out of this pandemic is vaccinations. and the city was very cutting edge in making policy measures to make all employees vaccinated. that would become a condition of employment pursuant to the approval that was spoken of. the resolution really concludes with the conclusion of the health plans urging their providers to have consultations with our mem

university of virginia's miller center recently debuted a website giving increased access to lbj's 650 hours of white house phone calls. the conversation focused on what the tapes reveal about mr. johnson and his presidency. >> you will hear a conversation that, you know, just knocks you out and shows you what a human being lbj is and funny he is and, you know, so interesting to be around and then you realize that lbj were around to see this thing published or played in public, he would be horrified and angry. which brings me to the hagar slacks tape when lbj in 1964 describes in two granular detail how he would like his trousers cut. he's talking to the head of hagar slacks. after my first book came out i was talking to mrs. johnson, i said were you happy with the way that the tapes and the book were received? and, you know, she always would tell you what she really thought. and she said, well, i was, but to tell you the truth, i could have lived the rest of my days happily without hearing you play the hagar slacks tape on tv, but, she said, you should know that tape is my grandchildren's favorite. and i have never quite figured out why that was, but about a month later i got

university of virginia's miller center recently debuted a website giving increased access to lbj's 650 hours of white house phone calls. the conversation focused on what the tapes reveal about mrd his presidency. >> you will hear a conversation that, you know, just knocks you out and shows what you a human being lbj is and funny he is and, you know, so interesting to be around. and then you realize that lbj were around to see this thing published or played in public he would be horrified and angry which brings me to the hagar slacks tape when lbj in 1964 describes in two -- two granular detail how he would like his trousers cut. he is talking to the head of hagar slacks. after my first book came out i was talking to mrs. johnson, i said were you happy with the way that the tapes and the book were received? and, you know, she always would tell you what she really thought and she said, well, i was but to tell you the truth i could have lived the rest of my days happily without hearing you play the hagar slacks tape on tv, but, she said, you should know that tape is my grandchildren's favorite and i've never quite figured out why that was but about a month later i got a letter fr

exciting to me is about the miller center is the first such wonderful contextual list and archivist that i had hoped there's room for recording a collection of them just call that mr. is my hope that we can hear the great recording of the presidents talking over the noise again smoke is making on the tv. in the first residence. [laughter] and i hope that we can hear all of those cans of diet root beer and fresca being opened by the president. and i hope we can hear the exchange conversation at when lizzie baines comes in the oval office and her dad agrees her the way any dad would be happy degrees any daughter. and obviously with swelling with pride and these are the moments that you come for the history for that is value. of what often stays with you the family that you get to overhear these tapes. mark: beautifully said in the other thing is that how many times i have felt in a bit melody and brian, but where's the announcement about that you both felt the same way you hear conversation knocked you out and shows you what a human being that lbj is and how funny is partied and some interesting to be around and then you realize it is hard to see this thing publishe