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what does this mean overall for trump's nda's with former aides?there was a case prior to mine, the denson case that also helped my case. i think together it does in fact invalidate all those useless ndas that really were designed to allow donald trump to be the arbiter of what was confidential and what could be shared. and not only did these ndas have this far reach, but they were forever. so he was seeking to keep me silent for the rest of my life. >> yeah, well, let's move now to the upcoming new book by former trump press secretary and campaign aide, stephanie krish grish am. in an excerpt obtained by nbc nice, grisham writes when trump met with vladimir putin in japan in 2019, he told i'm going to act a little tough with you for a few minutes but it's for the cameras. and afternoon they leave we'll talk, and you understand. according to a manuscript, grisham writes trump's temper was, quote, terrifying and that she saw how his temper wasn't just shock value or for the cameras. the names reporting grisham details how donald trump yelled at mela

wins, and i suspect we're going the see other donald trump suits fall for these vague unenforcements ndasthank you so much. >> you too. >> with all the stuff we've already been learning, just imagine what's been hiding behind those ndas. >> what's out there. >> it's an interesting tease on this saturday morning as they say. >>> the good news, about 77% of eligible americans have gotten the covid shot. what about the remaining 23%? steve kornacki is back. the gap between democrats and republicans who got the shot is vast. we're going to hit "play" on steve after the break. " on steve after the break. and heart. it's the eat fresh refresh™ at subway®. it's so much new there's no time for serena! wait, what?! sorry, we don't even have time to say they were created by world class bakers! oh, guess we did! seriously?! my bad. growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart,

, the trump campaign filed a case against you for your book titled "unhinged" saying it violated an nda you previously signed. you also released audio recordings to support the facts about the trump white house and family that you detail in your book. tell me what does this victory mean to you? >> you know, rev, thank you so much for having me on and happy birthday to you. >> thank you. >> it's been a long three-year journey in this case with donald trump, and the bottom line is he was going after me for revenge. why else would he spend $3.7 million trying to silence me? i'm so happy that i can finally move on from this chapter and move on with my life after going through this really hard battle. >> another former member of the trump administration, former white house press secretary stephanie grisham, just put out her own tell-all book, and she details sexist comments the former president made toward her and other women in the white house. including a young unnamed press aide. frankly, it reminded me of what you said in the past, that you had your own issues with trump, saying you were

public school report say the parents are required to sign a nda to ryu the district's divisive new second step curriculum. what exactly is this contentious curriculum that they are pushing. according to people that said it and whispered it. second step curriculum is part of a series of lessons on social emotional learning from the committee for a children and a nonprofit group that advertises free anti-racism and anti-bias resources. it is committed to addressing racial injustice and henning you drive real change in your school community. perfect for a second grader. am i right? real change in your community? i think you said the quiet part out loud. and is this exactly what parents were afraid of? radical what their kids are being taught in schools these days in 2021 when they were taught when they were young. this problem isn't exclusive to loudoun county. as the second step racial justice program which i'm just finding out about thanks to the daily caller is being used already. it's in motion in chicago no surprise that the issue has become front and center in the virginia's governor's

certainly this one did anddi to be honest cssa benefited from the nda and one of the things that jcph the joint cyberplaying office and the idea behind this is to bring people together from the government and from the private sector to planned prologue actively with threats to the nation if you look at the legislation it's much more than planning and to come on board with a retired military officer. and was a fabulous opportunity to do something early on we will be proactive and not reactive and be that agency does not another lumbering bureaucracy that was much more action to the private sector. the idea of the public-private collaborative. the only federal cyberentity in statute law that requires the power of the federal government so you have fbi, cyber,, dod, doj, cssa all the agencies that bring the full force of the us government thinking of cyberdefense operations and the magic and ingenuity and the creativity of the private sector to come together to create a common operating picture for the feasibility issue to plan and exercise again will serious and then implement those pl

the seventh overall draft pick cleared to return and could make his nda did you. he has been sidelined since injuring his knee in the preseason. >>> the sharks are dealing with a covid outbreak , the head coach and seven players were placed on the covid protocol . san jose had to call up five players from the barracuda to just have enough players to play tonight against winnipeg. >>> must go to the 49ers who played the chicago bears tomorrow. they will be shorthanded because they are injury played. exhibit a, how about linebacker who is out. with concussions. and ford. a safety joins kenlaw on injured reserve who will miss the next three games. >>> college football, san jose state against wyoming, scoreless early in the second quarter. he scores from a yard out. 7-0, spartans. third quarter, nash showing off the arm. charles ross with the 44 yard touchdown. under two minutes left, cowboys trailing by six, williams sacked. san jose st won it, 2 e o ayfrom being bowl eligible. >>> give me charles woodson, the michigan wolverines against michigan state, two unbeaten

loudoun county forces parents to sign nda file form to view crt style curriculum.hey can only be given in information in pinner. they have to sign this form first. parents are not allowed to download or broadcast or take a picture in any manner whatsoever. they don't want you to know what they're teaching your students. brian: wait a second, this isn't a trumped up culture war? this is actually the curriculum which bypasses democrat and republican. it bypasses race and religion and ethnic background? so what is it about this curriculum that they want parents to keep their mouths shut if they, in fact, choose to see it? glenn youngkin weighed in on what's going on with schools as he knows change if he gets the job. >> we know, we know it all starts with curriculum. we know it does. we know it does. let me be really clear. we will teach accelerate math. [cheers] >> we will award advanced diplomacy. we will teach all history, the good and the bad. so, friends, on day one we can come together and see and look forward and bring our children together as neighbors, as nei

he just lost a suit against a former employee over false claims she violated an nda.t failed three-year legal battle is set to cost trump in the millions. of course the manhattan district attorney is conducting a criminal investigation of the trump organization for pervasive tax fraud. if all that wasn't enough, billable hours, there is the fact he is suing his own niece. his own flesh and blood. donald trump filed a hundred million dollars lawsuit against mary trump and against the "new york times" claiming she breached a nondisclosure agreement by sharing his tax records with "the times" and called it an insidious not. she called him a loser. joining me now to discuss all this is the renowned first amendment lawyer and attorney for mary trump. ted, thank you so much for coming on the show. you called this lawsuit frivolous. this isn't the first time your client mary trump has been accused of violating the nda she had with her family. they tried to get an injunction against the release of her book. that failed. she did admit in the book she gave the tax records to "t

we first brought you the attorney general nda announcement live on cbsn bay area.g at kpix .com. >> san francisco police investigating an especially gruesome craving and sleeping on the street was killed after the sleeping bag was set on fire. it happened near south van ness avenue and 25th street on saturday. please say that 43-year-old man woke up after realizing he had been set on fire. he was able to tell police what happened but then later died from his injuries. police investigated the case as a homicide and asking the public for help on these indicate. >> a thing as a woman pled guilty to faking cancer so she can solicit donations. thursday amanda riley admitted to federal and wire fraud charges in a plea agreement, she acknowledged that between 2013 and 2019, she lied since she had hodgkin's lymphoma and some live did when it thousand dollars in damages. riley could face up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. she will be sentenced in february. >> strange and still ugly story in norway. please a man armed with a bow and arrow killed five people and wo

this one did, and to be honest this is before i was nominated, benefited a lot from what was in the nda. one of the things was the joint cyber planning office, and the idea behind this is bringing. the -- behind this is bringing people together. if you look at the legislation it is much more than planning, it is creating a common operating picture, it is planning, exercising, and implementing cyber defense plans , so when i came on board being a retired military officer and someone who has done a lot of planning, i thought this was a fabulous opportunity to do something early on to really be that signal on we are going to be both proactive, not real active -- reactive and be not another agency of the bureaucracy but something more akin to the private sector. i point to two unique things. people ask how is this different? is the only federal cyber entity in statute, and lot that combines the power of the federal government, so by statute you have csa, nsa, fbi , all of those agencies that bring the full force of the federal government when it comes to cyber operations and ingenuity of th

it's important to see these athletes speak out, they should have the support of the nda. deterrent one money is involved. so many eyeballs in china so obviously business will trump anything when it comes to profit. again, cancer shines a light on him but he needs to go further and shine the light on the weaker situation where there is a serious site going on. that's a keeping unsupported from the previous trump of penetration, they had the gall to call out the china regime for what they are doing. i think we need to take a serious look at the olympics as well. kennedy: a lot of people are starting to talk about that. obviously they put off the tokyo olympics by year because of covid so they could take it away from beijing. in 2008, they don't need them i can but at least about money, that's the thing that drives me crazy because in this country, you can have freedom and you can have money. it's not mutually exclusive but there are a lot of people incredibly selfish turning a blind eye to some of these horrific acts. they make it seemed like it's one or the other. >> absol

wire that shows when parents were requesting to see some of the curriculum, they want them to sign an ndalum. got the former president of the united states that came in and essentially says that it is a culture war that we shouldn't be spending time on this. but the parents that i speak to on a day-to-day basis here in virginia. they say it's the number one issue. todd: looking forward to see what you do all morning live. you will be live with breakfast with friends. nobody does better breakfast with friends lawrence jones. outfit is on point. if i try to take that they wouldn't take me once during the three hour breakfast with friends segment. lawrence: only reason why, guys if jillians wasn't here doing it if she was here i would have to give up the title. todd: that's our l.j. have a great diner segment. >> thanks, y'all. jillian: sir, it's good to see you this morning. i want to go ahead and pull up here the latest percentages. you will see it is neck and neck in the race for governor of virginia. my question to you is, do you think president biden going down there to stump for mcauli

along with that obviously came a lot of ndas. so they were silenced. not part of the story until i found out that they did this to these women right under my nose when i was working with them. i was at those calendar shoots. i know those compromising positions they were in. we trusted those redskins production crews to do their job and keep them safe. it's devastating. these women have been texting me for the last 36 hours wondering if their nude bodies or photographs are circulating through the inboxes of the nfl. it's just triggered them, reliving trauma we've been reliving for the past 15 months, and it's like an open wound. >> i have to say i've seen some folks on the right trying to make this about you can't say anything anymore. what about your inbox? i can't imagine anyone with any kind of sense of decency thinks it's fine to circulate the photo of a woman topless surreptitiously taken to other people around in an e-mail. like just so obviously disgusting behavior whatever your politics or views are. >> oh, yeah. indicative of the toxic culture

lastly, we just recently in the nda authorization of the defense bill talked about the importance ofing sure that we domestically have a supply of chips and that's something that we can also fund so that many backlog that is we are seeing in manufacturing can be lessened. >> you're on the small business committee, do you worry that supply chain issues may be killing small businesses in the country? >> so i think that we are in a really critical time right now and unprecedented time where we've had all kinds of different natural disasters that offend and accost us and we are in the process of trying to unwind on what has taken a year and a half to happen to beat us down with so it's going to take quite some time and i do worry but i do think that's part of being on the small business committee is so important. my background as i mentioned in supply chain but entrepreneur in this very area and i'm excited to be helpful in fixing the issues. mike: there's also the issue of inflation, what do you say to those pumping trillions more into the american economy only aggravating the inflation

people have to sign an nda to view their race form. president biden calls "fake outrage." this race says parents should not be telling schools but they should teach. this clip from 2019 is getting a lot of attention. >> we do not do a good job in our education system talking about diversity, inclusion. how do we deal with one another if, to me, it is as important as your math class or english class and so forth? >> jesse: when it rains it pours. that's not a good clip. it's before it's interesting that the education issue has prevented democrats for making this race about president trump. now, they have to defend an issue on their merits. when you have education, it can be bipartisan, or more importantly, you can swing independent tests. if you look at president biden's numbers on independents -- they have lost some democrats, but independents help them get elected, especially in north virginia suburbs. tonight, that school board meeting, et cetera on the agenda they set aside time to discuss pickle ball implementation! there is no time to set aside to talk about the rape

. >> the former nda commissioner, scott gottlieb, is calling for urgent research into a mutation of the variant known as delta plus, following a surge of cases in the u.k. when i first read this, i say oh my gosh, here we go again. covid numbers in the u.s. have been improving recently. how worried are you that this could throw us off course again? >> we need to remain vigilant. whether this variant will turn out to be a problem or not, until this is controlled everywhere in the world, we all remain at risk. the vaccine numbers are improving but they're not as high as they should be and not uniformly high. some communities have vaccine coverage rates above 80% and some are down closer to 50%. we need to get everybody the information they need so they can make decisions and get vaccinated. and we need to do more to provide vaccines globally or we all remain at significant risk. >> the former acting director of the cdc, i was glancing down at a piece that you wrote in "the hill" about the impact of the child tax credit on health equity. this is a quote, "the budget reconciliation measure

really important that congressman brown is doing with regard to the congress just like last year in the nda, eswe've put in language to make sure that the department of defense went through the issue of renaming bases and other assets that have been named for confederate generals and confederate officers. this is a very similar to that. it's an assistance to the department of defense to let them know that congress is serious about this . >> let me also add that to pick up on that whole of government approach that senator jones has mentioned at least twice. the national strategy that the biden administration recently published in addressing or our counter domestic extremism puts a huge premium for focus on already on that whole of government approach. it's not just the department of defense, not even the department of justice. it's homeland security, it's veterans affairs. quite frankly it's hohealth and human services because there's an aspect when we talk about how you go to underlying causes of extremism, the behavior and ideology and if you're going to go after those causes your truly ta

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parents discovered it was happening and stormed the school board meetings to protest, they made them sign nda agreements when they wanted to see the curriculum. and then find out the fbi was targeting the parents. they keep spinning on this issue. and we have an attorney general that's backing this mob. >> you know what this reminds me of, lawrence? it reminds me of one of those 1960s like red scare movies about like this is what the soviet union does. don't let this come here. except that it actually came here. think about what you just said like that story you just told actually happened, right? that the child was raped in the bathroom, we now know because there have been deals-judicial deals indicate the father is then targeted by people on the school board, they try to silence, and then they cite an incident at the school, that day and the incident is the father understandably upset that his daughter was attacked in the bathroom was an incident this father here complaining about his daughter being attacked? that happened in this country, listen, garland itch to vent on this because i go t

you put in an nda, new drug application, you wait two or three years.thinking shatter that and the world is grateful for this. i want to ask you about something else. you have been strong about. this cnn had a special, origins of covid-19. there was quote, no clear culprit and no quote, smoking gun. your thoughts on that? >> in trump time we'll career that up unequivocally. that virus was from the wuhan lab. it was likely paid for by american taxpayer money through dr. anthony fauci and it was fauci and now the disgraced francis collins who were responsible for lifting the ban in 2017 behind the back of president trump on this gain of function experimentation. charles, you know what that is? it is experiments that take what would be a bat virus that can't transmit to humans and turn sitting that can kill you. charles: yeah. >> fauci right now, i few him as custer's last stand. i'm coming at him, in trump time the book, with three cannons on his right flank he has got this beautiful book by sherry marx, what really happened in wuhan. and on the left lite

director of cisa to work in partnership [no audio] which is leveraging those authorities and last year's nda a. this will improve the rich management style and allow them to better defend government and private networks and share information on cyber threats. i also want to highlight some recent remarks the director made which i strongly agree with, the need to move from information sharing to information enabling stuff i couldn't agree more. the discussions in congress over the past decade as centigram information sharing which is important but we also need to ensure the information being shared with the private sector is actionable and it meets the needs of diverse sets of staples instead of a one-size-fits-all roach. there must be a high proposition for partnership. i look forward to continuing to maximize the effect of this of these programs and understand what gaps need to be solved. going forward, there are other things we need to consider. we are not going to be able to cover them all today but it can't be done without a professional cybersecurity work force and a professional organiz

i also call on them to release all people under ndas because when these things have happened in the passt i allege in my lawsuit. >> my last question to you, then for hannah. do you believe that the culture at liberty university is permissive of male promiscuity and sexual violence and only sort of, you know, policing the sexuality of women? >> i'll have to say no. i have four sons in liberty university. they are now without tuition because dad got fired. at any rate, they've got friends. i think probably the policing goes both ways. i don't, again, just anecdotally speaking in the current situation, it leans more towards policing the ladies. when people have had situations where they've been violated sexually, i don't think there's a systemic, there's a healthy system put into place. i think that those women and men have situations -- my son had a homosexual friend who's a student who was raped last year and he didn't report it. he's homosexual, so double whammy there. how's he going to report it? no way that's going to be reported. but it was off campus, but i think the university offi

but along with that mediation, obviously came a lot of ndas. they were silenced.hat's when i started being more vocal. i don't like public, speaking i was not part of the story until i found out that they did this to these women. ray undermine owes. when i was working with them. i was at those calendar shoots. i know those compromising positions they were in. and we trusted those redskins production crews to do their job. and, keep them safe. it's devastating. these women have been texting me for the last 36 hours, wondering if their nude bodies are photographs are circulating through the inboxes of the nfl. it's just triggered them. it's reliving drama that we have been reliving for the past 15 months. it's like an open wound. >> i have to say, i have seen some folks on the, right try to make this about, you can't say anything anymore. and what about your inbox. but i cannot imagine anyone, with any kind of sense of decency, things it's fine, to circulate the photo of a woman topless, surreptitiously taken, to other people around her in an email. it's so obviousl

it's on the governor's desk right now, that will protect possible whistle-blowers against ndas, the confidentialreally important. it's important for whistle-blowers and journalists. but for everyday americans, mothers and fathers who are panicked about their kids on social media and the negative influence on their kids' lives, are we one inch closer to regulation that could change that? because as much as this whistle-blower thing is good, it doesn't exact all the damaging content on these platforms that they're doing nothing about. >> reporter: certainly, the big change i think we're seeing right now, stephanie is the fact that so many documents are making their way out into the public, the fact that they'll be in front of lawmakers tomorrow, that is something new. >> we'll see what happens. all eyes will certainly be on that hearing. jake, thank you so much. >>> before we go, you know we've got to share some good news before you leave, because there's always good news somewhere. and we think good news rules. today, it is personal. i want to introduce you to the newest member of the ruhl report

it has been mentioned in the nda before and i think it is about collaborating and i think when i go back to the projected operations and support for the coast guard that allows us to attenuate this on a global scale. this is a big bite we're taking off but i think we're a recognized leader and bring a voice of credibility. what we want to do is take a nation like china and we say responsible flag states don't send their vessels 9,000 miles away and have no coast guard there to make sure they're following the rules. >> and try to hide what they're doing. >> yes, sir. >> we look forward to working with you on this. i think there is a lot of bipartisan support for this kind of action in the senate. we will be reaching out to you and your team on help on next steps in terms of legislation. i mentioned in my opening statement the issue of monitoring foreign military exercises. as you know, that massive russian exercise in the american/alaskan eez in 2019 was quite disturbing. and i mentioned some of what happened. what have you done, what has the coast guard done in terms of lessons learned f

i didn't ask about the nda. asked if at that point -- >> sorry. >> you were briefed on the details of the shooting. >> the details were in the public domain when the corporation counsel briefed the aldermen. >> so in february and march, the city reached out proactively -- please, chairman, can i finish a few questions here? >> i don't know about a few questions. but this has been explored, and it's now almost two minutes over. i'll give you another minute. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll submit questions for the record so you can address these things. but i think that in this time of national reckoning with the challenge of black lives matter, when aldermen and state representatives and state senators say this was an issue, that there was close cooperation during your time as mayor between the mayor's office to essentially discourage the release of information and to not develop significant reforms, which i know that you have a story to tell about the reforms and i'll submit questions to the record so you can t

which is why last week the house passed fiscal year 22 nda a giving additional authorities.ly disappointed to see the statement of policy which opposes the counter extremism provisions in the nda a with the over burdensome collect of requirements not a single sentence talks about how to improve those but congress is about to authorize an appropriate $768 billion to the department nearly $25 billion more than the president's budget request. yet the administration has additional data whether sexual t or racial injustice the department repeatedly tells congress we can handle it commanders are possible we are ready to fight tonight we cannot wait years i or decades in the face of absence from the department before meeting the challenges of extremism in the armed forces but the time to address it is now. as this hearing reveals there are many important issues for the military to address in addition to the ongoing american afghan evacuation and anticipated over the horizon. and then the way to take care of their troops please stop fighting congress. and those have the tools for wh

nda pars blow thlid es dubbed off the secrets the wealthy use to their advantage.nvestigation names more than 130 people listed on the "forbes" billionaires list, "a" listers like columbian pop star, shakira -- ♪ -- and more than 330 current and former public officials from around the world, including jordan's king abdullah who has a ruler has cracked down on corruption and the use of shell companies to hide wealth. using shell companies himself in the caribbean to buy more than a $100 million worth of properties. the royal palace in jordan saying in a statement, the properties were bought with abdullah's personal money and were kept secret out of security concerns. and the alleged mistress of vladimir putin, the president of russia, said to be from a humble background. she reportedly acquired an apartment in monaco worth $4 billion just after allegedly giving birth to putin's daughter, now a teenager who russian investigative sites report strongly resembles putin. a kremlin spokesman did not respond to a comment requested by journalists. many of the accounts used

the house committee refutes that pretty dramatically with the budgets we have put forward with the ndawith a real increase of 3 percent that would move from 715,000,000,740,000,000,000 does that department now agree in a bipartisan way this committee and the house armed services committee said we shared not do that. that is a bad message to the chinese. do you agree with what we did with this committee budget submission? >> that is within congress prerogative to do what you did. from the department's perspective, china is the number one challenge but the secretary of defense to be laser focus. >> . >> and that is the pacing challenge i know it's a difficult issue because you have to support the president's budget and the members of uniform military don't supportive but they have to constitutionally by then your personal opinion would you rather have the house and the senate and rather have that topline? >> my personal opinion is yes given the modernization bills and those challenges that we will have in the future, i agree. >> predictable and sustainable is most important to the depart

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. >> if someone is making you sign an nda to see her kids curriculum, obviously the case they know itat is how i see it. stuart: that will not work. >> this is why youngkin is making a comeback. choice, let me see, let me choose. that's the american way. >> who would've thought that would be the deciding factor less than a week from today. it is about putting power in the hands of parents. it is a good thing parents care about their kids. >> i said to remind everybody senator manchin said he is okay with $1.5 trillion for the mammoth spending plan and okay with the $1.2 trillion infrastructure plan. it is probably something of a positive for the market this morning. i will thank brian for being with me. you at a lot of life today and sorry if i said anita. >> say anything you want. stuart: don't care what they say. big show still ahead. senator ted cruz and brian kilmeade and president biden will attend the big climate summit in glasgow, scotland. i say he is in trouble already and his team is in crisis mode. my take on that coming up. quick check of the big board, that is a rally and

when you saw that these parents are now being forced to sign nda agreements. that ticked them off.ing called domestic terrorists. lawrence: a lot of democrats. people who classify themselves as democrats. if this is where the democratic party is going on this issue of education, then we are done. steve: sure. because according to mr. youngkin who is on with sean hannity last night, he said we are not only getting democrats walking across the aisle, we are getting double digits of independents. and that is how you win. here he is last night with sean. listen. >> this race is becoming a national race. virginians are voting for the nation. with us winning independence by double digits and democrats walking across the aisle and voting for us, this isn't going to be close, sean. virginians are making a big statement. we're making a statement that there is new day ahead of us. low taxes, best schools, best jobs. safe communities and a government that works for us isn't telling us what to do all the time. these are universal values and virginians are ready to step forward and make this ra

oh there is if you want to read the curriculum you have to sign nda.ot allowed to take pictures and can't tell anyone what you read. steve: latest poll neck in neck. number one issue for the people of the commonwealth of virginia is the economy. joe biden's economy numbers are tanking. we haven't seen inflation like this in such a very long time. and. >> hidden tax. dollar extra every time you put one gallon of gas in your car. ainsley: turkey cost more too. steve: highest ever. number two in virginia is education. right now on both of those, youngkin is leading. brian: it's going to be interesting. last four polls dead heat. exciting. another reason to tune in on election day. martha and bret will have the -- this is by the way a fee promo to them. martha and bret on tuesday election. ainsley: our show will be down there, too. brian: ainsley will be down there on tuesday. ainsley: we will be down there, "fox & friends." steve: the show. ainsley: i will represent the show. steve: i have a feeling this election will be covered by the fox news channel wh

it will be concluded ndas and not weeks, and i want to ensure this committee that you, mister chairman, and mr. ranking member, are [inaudible] that. during the past few weeks, i have attempted numerous events to remember the tragic assault the tragic assault on our democracy that occurred on 9/11. each commemoration was a powerful reminder of why we serve. the memory of those whom we lost, and the pursuit of our noble mission to protect the homeland. today, we face a diverse and evolving threat landscape that includes domestic and international terrorism, malicious cyber activities, and ongoing global pandemic, transnational crime, climate change, and more. through the extraordinary talents and digit caution of the more than 250,000 individuals who comprise our department, we are meeting the challenge to protect our homeland and keep our communities safe. every day, how departments personnel make tremendous sacrifices to achieve this mission. i would like to take a month to describe the major threats facing our country today and the work we are doing to combat them. first, we have bui

section 1215 of the nda prevented any president drawing down below 2,500 troops until the dni provided congress with a detailed plan to explain how the u.s. would continue to conduct terror operations following withdrawal. how would the u.s. provide ordinary withdrawal to the afghan military? and how would the u.s. protect americans remaining in the country and how would they support withdrawal from our allies? congress warned against this in writing in a law over a year ago. but after taking office, president biden wrote to the biden administration reminding them it was not permitted to go below 2,500 until it provided to congress their vital interests could be secured. despite clear congressional intent backed by statute, this did not happen. the day after taking office, the newly confirmed defense policy, colin powell, wrote to president biden that he was confident he had all the angles covered and it was not in our interest to provide to congress in 2016. i ask to enter this into the record. >> without objection, so ordered. >> general mckenzie, i think one of the reasons the afgha