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jason: we are back with robert o'brien, the former national security ambassador. the country may descend into civil war and the taliban may not be strong enough to hold against isis-k and al-qaeda and given your background with afghanistan, where do you see the country going now? >> well, we will have to see, right now the taliban has control and the taliban has never been in a better position because they walked into billions of billions of dollars of u.s. equipment including advanced night vision goggles, scan eagle drones, close air support combat aircraft, rotary and fix wing and the taliban right now is in a very good position but ultimately if afghanistan is a tribal country, there's others that may not want to live in taliban rule, you may see resistance in the panjshir valley and other parts of afghanistan. we will have to see how that plays out but the reason that jake is talking about financial aid to the taliban is because we left a lot of americans behind and right now there's not many cards left to play to get the americans home and get our al gain al

>> i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." soledad: the list of climate disasters fueling america's misery index keeps growing. in the after mmath ida massive evacuations as raging wildfires spread in the west. homes, farms, businesses cut off from water source in drought battered state. americans are increasingly at risk from the super charged weather disasters. according to noaa the natonal oceanic and atmospheric admini administration, the u.s. suffered 22 separate billion dollar disasters last year shattering all records from the previous four decades. is this a wake-up call that climate change isn't a distant threat? craig colten is a geography professor at louisiana staudt university and studies how communities and governments cope with coastal hazards and extreme weather. soledad: thank you for talking with me. let's begin with how you are doing. dr. colten: we never lost power although we were a tiny neighborhood within the city of baton rouge that didn't lose power. you think about half the stu is still without power

ambassador o'brien is from a different part of the state, we are glad you are here.he birthplace of former president nixon. tens of thousands of americans have been through trauma and the last couple of weeks and of course, 2400 have died in afghanistan, tens of thousands wounded including 13 marines who lost their lives, who lost their lives in afghanistan just two weeks ago. it is a somber occasion and i begin with mr. mccarthy, a few questions, you saw the president's speech last night. this morning the politico headline about afghanistan reads biden tries to shift blame on afghanistan and", i am absolutely appalled and bitterly horrified --", i am absolutely pulled in -- appalled. we have failed that no failed mission. another white house official said the mission is not accomplished if they left americans behind. one of the two leaders of the republican party in office right now, what is your message to the party any nonpartisan moment of defeat and retreat and crisis? mr. mccarthy: thank you for having me. it is been -- couple of weeks. i message is not just to

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact.”his weekend, americans pause to reflect on the tragedies that played out on september 11th, 2001. i'm here at the pentagon memorial that was created to honor the people who died on that terrible day. 20 years ago, on a beautiful september morning, al-qaeda terrorists attacked american targets -- hijacking four airplanes they used as weapons, killing nearly 3,000 people. at the pentagon, 189 people were killed when a plane hit the western side of the building. about 200 miles away, passengers fought to gain control of flight 93. it crashed into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania, killing all 40 people on board. and in new york city, just before 9:00 a.m., a commercial aircraft hit the north tower of the world trade center. less than 20 minutes later, another slammed into the south tower. that tower collapsed just before 10:00 a.m. the north tower fell shortly after. a total of 2,606 people died in those attacks that day. new york firefighters rushed into the burning towers while sur

and o'brien tells him, he said, why didn't you wake me?rien says -- and johnson said, when you're bleeding up on that hill i want to be bleeding with you. and that is sort of the ethos of the johnson presidency is it's all about managing the congress and the relationship with the congress. that becomes a detriment of the johnson presidency but really when you are talking about sort of structural legislative problems that really is one way in which lyndon johnson was much better positioned than almost any president in modern memory. >> wing we have time for one more question. >> a question for both of you kind of related. jonathan to your work in general but when you talk about being less critical of politicians going forward are you talking about the number of times critical as a public or what our prit sichls are. >> i think there is always going to be an abundance of things about which we should be critical of our politicians. what i was talking about before in terms of that inflated rhetoric and the sense that the public can't take real

. >>> robert o'brien was donald trump's fourth national security adviser.ast qualified national security advisers in the history of that position, and he is of course a critic of the withdrawal from afghanistan and he went to a very strange place today to deliver his criticism. >> president donald trump made it very clear in the oval office on numerous occasions to myself and others no saigon-style withdrawal from afghanistan. president trump wanted to get out of afghanistan but we were going to get out with honor and dignity. no saigon style departure and that's what we had. >> two things to note about that, finally a critic of the evacuation is admitting the same sort of things that happened the last time we evacuated from the war that we lost in vietnam happened in afghanistan. but he did it at the richard nixon presidential library, a monument built to honor a criminal. richard nixon lied his way into the white house in 1968, climbing to have a secret plan to end the war in vietnam. the war went on for seven more years. by the time we're evacuating, ric

"france 24" peter o'brien with this.er: whisked from her life as professor of geo physics, najla bouden romdhane now finds herself in tunisia's second top job. after appointing her, president kais saied welcomed the country's first female prime minister and reminded her that her inbox is already full already. [speaking native language] >> the new p.m. who didn't speak on her first appearance in her new role has worked at the world bank in the education ministry, but aside if that has little government experience. president saied asked her to propose a cabinet in the coming hours or days. he has been under pressure to name a government since july when he dismissed the last prime minister, suspended parliament and assumed executive authority in a move that critics called a coup. last week saied extended these emergency measures allowing himself to rule by decree. that means they will likely have less power than previous prime ministers, but neveralless will have to act quickly to secure the largement of debt. it faces a hu

o'brien would still make the comparison because this time has gone on, as president biden was sayingaccomplish in a terrible situation. the terrible situation is losing a war. the accomplishment is being able to get as many people out as we're going out, and in contrast with the urban war that was going on in the streets of saigon at the time, it's clear. you've pointed out many times. >> congressman, jim and i who are old enough to remember watching on tv evacuation from saigon, i was a college student at the time, we had reason to believe we would never see that again. because the lessons of vietnam, we thought, many of us thought, were learned by 1975, and we would never go into a war like that again. turns out those lessons didn't last long enough. what are the lessons that we should be learning now? >> the most important lesson is that if you're going to commit your country to war, you should actually commit your whole country towards. we actually did not really fight a war as a nation, we expected the one tenth, the 1% of the american public to produce the sons and daughter to

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and conan o'brien saying, i will never laugh that hard again. norm mcdonald was 61. mcdonald is survived by his son. he was on "weekend update" on "snl" for three seasons. the story goes he got fired because he refused to go easy on o.j. at the time. >> we did see the clip. he was not going easy on him. you saw him once live? >> i did get to see him live once. i didn't know that would be the last time i would be able to see him out in new york. something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay for healthcare, preserve your portfolio, and so much more. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can wait, and

emily: tim o'brien. it will be a long trial. we will talk about it every step of the way.hank you for your insight. coming up, we speak to daniel dine about the latest results and the future of robots post-pandemic. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: after going public, they reported strong earnings, second revenue earnings beating the highest estimate. joining us is daniel dines. great to have you with us. since going public, the pandemic has dragged on. that as the pace of automation is accelerating. what are you seeing, and how it is it impacting where you are investing? daniel: thank you for having me again. we have hoped covid would be short-lived. but we have adapted to this new way of doing business. we continue helping our customers. especially in the health care sector and public sector. with the extended threat of covid, we are seeing good momentum for our business across all sectors. i think everything is picking up quite nicely and we are heading into a great h2 and very good next year. emily: one of your taglines is a robot for every person. some folks really fear th

in the end o'brien convinces trump to nullify the memo as we all know he didn't pull out the troops. but it shows two things. it shows that trump was willing to do an end run on his national security and military advisers. it also shows for all the criticism now that trump and some of his allies are making about biden's withdrawal from afghanistan, he had just signed an order to get out very, very quickly. >> okay. even more quickly. >> right. >> and there's other new details. we know about the dysfunction in the white house at that time. especially the tension between the president and his then vice president, mike pence. donald trump wanted mike pence to jump in front of the train. and we've heard about this before. they have new details about the january 5th th meeting. they have to accept the results of the electoral college, to accept joe biden will be the next president of the united states. they take us inside that meeting. >> these are direct quotes of trump and pence. it's the evening of january 5th, and they can hear the maga supporters outside on pennsylvania avenue cheeri

o'brien, the national security advisor, took it to trump and said you can't just -- the procedure and requires that you have a meeting of the principals and the national security council and trump agrees to nullify this memo. so, here milley's looking at this and say oh, it's not some fantasy that trump is going to go rogue. he's seen trump go rogue. trump signed that memo. because of a couple of underlings took it to him and he went along with it. so, trump, a dangerous man, as we know a dangerous president. >> i would call it third-world politics. i don't want to offend the third world. both these gem gentleman have agreed to stay on for another segment. the book ends with a stark warning. more on the peril that remains. more on the peril that remains rr and she's wearing my robe. mom: ahem ahem ahem we're out. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and e

o'brien, jr. scott j. o'brien michael p.aniel o'callaghan timothy michael o'brien diana j. o'connor dennis james o'connor, jr. richard j. o'connor keith kevin o'connor marni pont o'doherty amy o'doherty >> and my cousin who was like a sister to me. your daughter, your sister, your mother, aunts, uncles, and many cousins miss you terribly. we hope to see you again one day. [speaking foreign language] >> albert and my hero and my father donald gregory. my dad was a gregarious yet sensitive man who had a great distance of humor and a deep love for his family and friends. he loved his job and his peers, but he knew had to come off the train leaving work at work and engage and connect with us. a few weeks before september 11, he had a heart-to-heart talk with me about how he wanted to prioritize his health so he could be there for my sister, brother and i through our milestones of marriage and children. although he was not here with us, he was never missing in our hearts. the legacy of his life lives on with all those who miss hi

. >> steve o'brien is the former deputy athletic director.said in 2019 concerns were shared about an investigation going back more than a decade into a trainer. >> that he had sexually abused multiple trainers. the university finding may have been thin, and the records not maintained. >> hopkins took his complaints to the ncaa and top administrators said he asked hip to explain the swim coach without clearly explaining why. >> that struck me as wrong. i had seen the extent of the evidence. i was aware that there was a title 9 investigation going on. >> so he took his concerns to legal counsel. a week

tim o'brien, arthur of trump nation and of bloomberg opinion news.calamari junior testifying today. >> it's an incremental development, lawrence, but i think it's significant in that it shows the manhattan the a is going down and up the food chain at the trump organization to gather information and gather testimony to apply pressure to anyone in the trump organization who might have knowledge of illegalities there. if what's the calamari's were asked about was consistent with everything else that the main hand issue to attorney has been probing, it was probably about whether or not they got undeclared compensated, in the form of freebies like apartments and automobiles that were not properly declared to the irs. the consequence that will matter -- if the calamari's are exposed, it turns them into potential witnesses against others in the trump organization, including donald trump himself. it involves the question of whether the trump children will be called to testify on the same issues, and whether others in the trump organization, including allen w

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so ana, in the end, o'brien goes into the oval office and convinces trump to retract, to nullify the memo. but this was a military order, and it is significant that while trump and his allies are now claiming he really doesn't going to get out of afghanistan or he would have done a better withdrawal, that memo is proof that trump was planning to get out and on a very fast timeline. and obviously, it was also evidence to milley that trump could sign a military order without telling anybody. >> let's talk about another dramatic scene in this book. again, this book by woodward and costa. this is in the oval office. the night of january 5th th. so just the day before the insurrection, a day before the certification of the election, and as the conversation between trump and then vice president pence. what are you learning about this conversation? >> we've known this meeting happened, but woodward and costa have new details, quotes from the two of them. trump is trying to pressure pence to overturn the election on january 6th. what woodward and costa reveal is outside the white house, the

o'brien went in to trump, convinced him to nullify the memo, but it is significant for two reasons. an end run around his national security team. it is also interesting from a political point of view because now that trump and some of his allies have been criticizing biden's withdrawal from afghanistan and claiming that they weren't really going to get out or they were going to do a better job, this memo is proof that donald trump had signed the directive to get out on a very fast timeline, a much faster timeline. >> isn't that interesting, susan? i mean, again, for all of the trump loyalists who say, you know, president biden is doing this in too precipitous a fashion, president trump, i mean based on this book, wanted to do it, you know, much sooner and not alert anybody. >> well, that's right. by the way, this actually has already been reported in "the new york times" and "washington post" and elsewhere, the existence of this, which was actually a memo that was drafted by a pentagon civilian adviser, a former colonel who appeared on fox television and apparently trump's personnel

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our foreign poll smich what are the chinese supposed to think listen to esper and milley or robert o'brient. maybe they were saying, hey, we think trump is going to attack because we wanted to see how we would react and got two different reactions one from pompeo and o'brien and a different from esper and milley. >> so you say hubris not treason, why? >> yeah. so i think if you read, of course, this book "peril" by my "post" colleagues hasn't come out yet, but if you look at all of the books it's clear that mark milley was engaged in a series of interactions with foreign officials, with members of congress, members of the intelligence community, to warn all of them that he was going to save the republic from what he thought might be a military coup. now, you know, first of all, again it's not clear that i don't see any steps that trump actually took to perpetrate an attack on china or some sort of military coup. not to say there wasn't other shenanigans going on. there was a distinct feeling that mark milley was taking it upon himself to be the guardrails of our republic when actually that

after his passing, conan o'brien said, i will never laugh that hard again.oversy for a comment that appeared to downplay victims of the "me too" movement, for which he said he was misconstrued and later apologized >> a new museum later dedicated to broadcast -- blah -- [ bleep ] my farewell performance. >> reporter: losing his nine-year battle to cancer today, for decades, norm macdonald made millions of americans laugh, but tonight he leaves many in tears miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> i'm r

>> october >> reporter: and a regular on the late night circuit after his passing conan o'brien saidat hard again. macdonald did face controversy for a comment that appears to downplay victims of the #metoo movement for which he said he was misconstrued and later apologized >> the new museum dedicated to broadcast -- ah. [ bleep ] [ laughter ] my farewell performance. [ laughter ] >> reporter: losing his nine-year battle to cancer for decades norm macdonald made millions of americans laugh, but he leaves many in tears. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> i mean, his delivery was legendary, one of the funniest people i have ever seen in my whole life, but i think he was more entertaining when he was bombing. >> and he owned it right there at that very moment when you're laughing along with him. there's nobody like norm macdonald. >> we are going to miss him. thanks for starting your wednesday with us. i'm phillip mena and i'm franc>>es county. >>> said yes to all those things that we hold dear as californians. >> right now, at 4:30, recall rejected. california keeping governor newsom in off

so i think there was a comma or spoke with peter o'brien, the former chief political commentator in britain. this daily telegraph newspaper tell me believes the war on terror goals, and i've got to stop change from fighting terrorism to nation building. one of the voices from the, from the white house of 20 years ago was which we were listening to a while ago was of course, this was a kind of terrorism operation. we were going to go and the america was going to go and add, take on those who carried out the atrocity of $911.00. i'm sorry, some stage the project. you're not going to stand did. why didn't to what they originally said wasn't going to happen. which was a nation building or any re, re, ethanol, mason, social reconstruction allocation and so on. and that is the project which is obviously come to grief for time come to greet. you can't deny that this is been a traumatic courage to the people of afghanistan at the occupation went on too long, and i think we surrender. we the west surrender some of the values of, of fatness and decency, the killings of families and children and so on

remarks now from house minority leader kevin mccarthy and former trump national security advisor robert o'brient the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and u.s. policy towards china. this event moderated

emma o'brien has been looking at the -- for some time. point, you are currently stuck in new zealand. what are the big shift we are seeing and how we perceive the idea of resilience? >> new zealand is one of the biggest -- we have seen. they have been deteriorating in the -- which has been updated monthly. because while the covid situation is under control, among the lowest in the world, they haven't done that pivot toward reopening a lot of other places and other places that were leading in september have done. that is going towards vaccinated travel, vexing ports, quarantine -- vaccine passports and opening the economy. we have a new number one this month, ireland has beat norway. norway had the number one spot for a couple of months. ireland's embrace of opening up has gotten rid of most of their quarantines. they have vaccinated impressively some 90% of the adult population. that puts them in a really good place, one of the best places to be in bloomberg's covid resilience ranking. >> are the vaccines helping? how is this variant affe

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but 1st this report by lexi o'brien under a heavy police presence crowd gathered on the tune is in capitals main boulevard. to protest against the president, the anger has been growing since july, when kai said suspended parliament and sec to the prime minister. 2 months on they still know parliament, no prime minister. and people here say no plan to improve their lives. when you know me. but i, you know what i, but he's acting like he is the son that is rising on the country. the general prosecutors, the president, the parliament, the government, he's acting like he is everything. that's an issue to people and it's movement don't want. they cite phrase it inside says his actions were needed to address economic stagnation and a poor response to the corona virus. his critics calling it a coo and cy he tightened his grip on power on wednesday, announcing his rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. but that constitution was a hard forward product. at the 2011 revolution that triggered the so called arab spring, protest is say, the president who is a constitutional law professor is

and lexi o'brien, with district built into the night, a fiery spouse of one over and clouds of dark smoke spew, answered the volcano in the comparative. yay ha! national park. the reception began with a thunderous roar earlier in the day in spain's canary islands, off the coast of northwest and africa. the island of la paloma had already been on high alert after more than 22000 treatments, who reported in the space of a week. but just days ago, scientists had said they didn't believe interruption was eminent. we got to the 4th for 1st. i don't know how to explain it, it was powerful, powerful, and made us to feel a sudden explosion like that we were on orange, alert, reloads of tremors. being on orange alert. i couldn't imagine it would be so suddenly loaded the molten liquid, shooting hundreds of meters into the sky, and pouring down the hillside, close it to some isolated villages. thousands of people are being moved from their home, but it's thought most of the islands, 85000 residents are not at risk on the me or i'm very scared. i didn't expect to move on. we didn't expect it. we've

, and he's calling on all sides to stop the fighting for this man, made famine gets worth. alexia o'brien al jazeera will fail. you'll get to choose an independent journalist, enjoy this life for me as a sub of up bite skype. it's good to have you with us. we understand that this is the continuation of elections that have been cold earlier. but given that the ongoing situation in t drive is not the time to be holding elections, it's all well, this was a 2nd part of the national inspection that happened back in june, which the prime minister one on overwhelming majority was a french position status. but this election, this particular election that's being conduct for today, it's happening in the somali region and the region. but that doesn't really change the power of the power shift in the country. the prime minister will only be given more seats because the position has already been quoted, even the selection. so the government does one need by 5 minutes, there will be getting more seats and expect them to be not going to monday, but it does seem rather pointless. it's a casual observer

after his passing, conan o'brien said, i will never laugh that hard again.onald did face controversy for a comment that appeared to downplay victims of the "me too" movement, for which he said he was misconstrued and later apologized >> a new museum later dedicated to broadcast -- blah -- [ bleep ] my farewell performance. >> reporter: losing his nine-year battle to cancer today, for decades, norm macdonald made millions of americans laugh, but tonight he leaves many in tears miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ ♪♪ listen baby ♪ ♪ ain't no mountain high ♪ ♪ ain't no valley low ♪ ♪ ain't no river wide enough baby ♪ ♪ if you need me call me ♪ ♪ no matter where you are ♪ ♪ no matter how far ♪ ♪ just call my name ♪ ♪ i'll be there in a hurry ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry ♪ ♪ cause baby there ♪ ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ ♪ ain't no valley low enough ♪ ♪ ain't no river wide enough ♪ ♪ to keep me from getting to you babe

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, and he's calling on all sides to stop the fighting for this man, made famine gets worth. alexia o'brien, al jazeera ecuador has declared a state of emergency in its prison, down to a battle between rival gangs and one jail, killed more than 100 people, and took police and military 5 hours to regain control of the facility. alas, in america, salisia newman reports, it was a gruesome scene inside the literary penitentiary and nicholas wars largest city. why a key police confirmed. they found more than $100.00 bodies of inmates. 6 of them beheaded, at least 50, were injured 2 of the lease officers. while desperate relatives surrounded the prison, al tried president the molasses met with the security council and declared a state of emergency in the countries in pi. oh, potential system. we want justice, mister president, at least show your face for all the mothers who suffer here for our children. we want information because we don't know anything about our families, all our children because i have a son here. i don't know anything about my son. inside the prison, there were machine guns, e

for this man, made famine gifts worth alexia o'brien al jazeera president rash. i've typed early. one says, piece in syria depends on relations between turkey and russia. he has talks with the russian president vladimir putin in sochi, which coincides with an increase in s, trying on turkish bank opposition fighters in serious italy province. last year. the 2 countries sponsored or cease fire deal to stop fighting in the region. russia is serious. mean, our lie was turkey, supporters support fighters who were trying to remove present michelle aside from the new promotions or sometimes difficult, but with a positive and final result. our department of learn span compromise is beneficial for both. i specially believe that there is a very big benefit and turkey and russia keeping stronger relations each passing day. the steps we have taken with russia relating to syria is of utmost importance in while jordan has fully reopened its main border crossing with syria in an effort to improve economic activity. in both countries, syria has been struggling with the impact of us sanction van

for this man, made famine gets worth alexia o'brien al jazeera. well, there's still plenty more to this news hour, including why family as of the beverage last victims, again out on the streets, demanding accountability, perform the foreign minister who is set to become to pounds next prime minister. after winning the ruling party leadership fight. and an fort lionel messy is also mark harris central mom, and he's here with all the way back from the, from the european counting late. ah, president, rest of type, other ones of peace in syria depends on relations between turkey and russia. are the ones then meeting his counterpart suddenly oppression, and the russian city of 30 last year, the 2 countries sponsored a sci fi deal in syria's northwest and it lib region. the talks coincide with an increase and as strikes there on turkish back to opposition faces. this is also the lead as a 1st, a face to face meeting and 18 months ago. we're not going to go stations or sometimes difficult, but with a positive and final result. our department of lawrence