the generals at the d o d, the department of defense have to answer for they're drawn strikes the intelligence operatives after ca do not. you can't underestimate the difference between d o, d, c i. if this had been a ca drawn strike, you would still know nothing. and the way in which the americans have so disastrously conducted the withdraw. there really is a media frenzy looking to see what are the other myriad mistakes that the americans have made and makes it a juicy story. we should. one day before the striking cobbled the place, we had another drawn right in the province in eastern afghanistan. and unsurprisingly, we didn't hear much about the wicked terrace from there. we don't know their stories. the official narrative is that an isis clamor has been killed by the american demand. but we should ask ourselves, is this really true? on the 29th, the investigations conducted by the new york times and cnn painstaking graphic and well explained were exceptional, especially given the times as track record. it's reporting on the war, ontario in 2004, the paper had to apologize to which readers

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so thankfully the d o j is stepping in because otherwise you're window would be left with no recourse. so debris true here, here is the control. like i said, it's not about a debate about abortion stuff, that's a whole nother tire show on its own. this is more about the d o j and the actual president, you know, are you worried that this says the president to further weaponized the justices and to do the bidding of the opinions of those empower versus the law? the actual law there is on the books you have we ever seen this before? do you feel like scottie? first of all, thank you so much for having me on such a honor. and the last time i check, we have checks and balances, and that's the executive branch, their legislative branch, and the judicial branch. they're not supposed to be serving in terms of overreach, eat but to check into balance. and the supreme court of united states ruled that the texas law was constitutional, therefore, in it's a breach in overreach, of government, for the department of justice to be interfering with tasks. it also, it just, it sat me to feed the, the l

as secretary, i would hope you would demand that all d o d assistance programs. once again require state department concurrence enclose . i'd like to speak directly to our diplomats. our men and women in uniform are gold star. families are humanitarian workers in our veterans. on behalf of the american people, i'd like to see thank you. the ineptitude of this administration does not tarnish your service. what you did mattered, you stood, you served normally. you stood on the wall and prevented a terrorist tax against the states for over 20 years. at enormous cost to you and your families, america will always be indebted to you. thank you. thank you. center ration. there's a secretary secretary has agreed to stay with us to each member has an opportunity to answer their questions as such. and because of the nature of the subject matter, i've agreed the secretary has an extended opening statement that was the secretary recognize this chairman. thank you very much. right members, thank you very much. and to all numbers, i appreciate the opportunity to be with all of

it is detected to give us $36.00 of you, not on the issue of abortion itself, but this d. o j's new involvement on the issue. we bring in rece everson attorney and founder of the blush project. and demetrius, minor, author, preacher and political commentator, thank you so much for joining me on this issue. it's become very heated over social media watch. i know this past week even i'm reading it going ok. people are obviously very engaged in this on both sides. the reason i want to start with you, why do you feel the d o j is actually getting involved in this issue? well, interestingly enough, as you may know, mary carley was actually slated to be one of the supreme court justices who would be deciding if obama's nomination has gone through. but i believe that the and so unfortunately he's not in position right now as the supreme court justice to defend it. but he's able to do it from his position as attorney with the attorney general . and thank goodness for that. because at this time, women and taxes literally have no recourse, you have women who have a constitutional righ

why do you feel the d o j is actually getting involved in this issue? well, interestingly enough, as you may know, mary carley was actually slated to be one of the supreme court justices who would be deciding that obama nomination has gone through. but i believe that the and so unfortunately he's not in position right now as a supreme court justice to defend it. but he's able to do it from his position as attorney with attorney general. and thank goodness for that. because at this time, women and taxes literally have no recourse, you have women who have a constitutional right and they're literally being blocked in band, as in the, in the us, the saying there's nothing they can do at the moment. and so, i mean other, i'm sorry, there is nothing other people can do to protect their rights. so thankfully the d o j is stepping in because otherwise you're window would be left with no recourse. so to reach or if you're here is that control? like i said, it's not about a debate about abortion stuff. that's a whole nother. it's an entire show on its own. this i

d o counsel a military, a lines of russia and 6 former soviet republics. as well as the meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization, but all of that will be via video link. it is worth mentioning that the president to 2 jobs of sputnik vaccine a few months ago. and according to him that when rather smoothly, he mentioned only mild side effects. in general, the situation regarding cov, it remains relatively stable in russia, especially compared to the uptake of new cases back in june and july. house official seemed to have managed to get the surge under control in part because authorities pushed nationwide vaccination campaign. we saw over $40000000.00 rushing a little less than a 3rd receive at least one dose of the vaccine. shortly before isolating, president putin hosted the syrian how to stay per sharla sat on an unannounced visit here to the russian capital. monday's meeting was the 1st since to to visit to damascus last year. apart from discussing the situation of ghana, stan seems the lead a stressed as well. the need to restore political dialog

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forces that then fell to the taliban. much of it, based on what i understand from my colleagues at b o. d is an operable or soon will become an operable because it has to be maintained. it's not of any great strategic value in terms of threatening us. many of the arguments that be her during the hearing never. well, there was stretching the truth to put it lightly, for example, that outside has been degraded. well, that is incorrect, that is more widespread with more followers than ever before. as for the argument that much of the equipment and weapons left behind by the united states and gather stock will become inoperable. well, that is untrue as well. because even if the taliban doesn't care for, for the 20000 hum, these the, the 40000 pickup trucks, thousands of other vehicles as well as half a 1000000 farms left behind the united states. well, as will simply be able to cannibalize those, that it doesn't need to make sure that they're still functional years that decades into the future. what wasn't touched apart in the hearing all that much was the, the humanitarian situation here and

there was a lawsuit filed by the d. o j against google over its ad practices essentially saying it was anti competitive. but what that did not match up with was the list of lawsuits that came from state attorneys general, in which a number of states attorneys general file lawsuit against google. because they said they worked a secret deal with facebook that allowed them to really not compete with each other that they were paying facebook to not take away a lot of their ad market and ad share. and facebook stayed on the sidelines more because of money being paid by google. so google could dominate that area in terms of the previous lawsuit by the d o. j that was over the search engine and search results. so this lawsuit what we don't know exactly what it may include or if it even gets filed, may include more about that relationship with facebook and partners like apple or google has paid those companies in order to protect them and give them search dominance as well as ad market, something that seems even worse than just r

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ah, without the o d v electric car simply could not roll me me. would you say we could do the more emotional to tv? is it on the motility? creech belmont. the tough for me to email you. to click on the now she mechanic, it won't be available. set up what you said. battery is the heart of an electric car. it weighs up to half the weight of the vehicle and would not function without rare metals. to produce a maximum autonomy. an electric battery contains, among other things, cobalt or graphite. but that's not all those, but it will be supplemental. wow, not traditionally german. you tell me to pre legitimate to dominate the additional digital cornel just okay with the military notion. the automobile industry has therefore become entirely dependent on these unknown raw materials, raw materials that are also found in most green technologies. the effect of we're truly creek ship is longer than we talk me. the rock good. oh wow. wow. wow. there's a moment i don't pool for anymore. yeah. now do you me to keep them fam, at the family kelly and the panel.

so google could dominate that area in terms of the previous lawsuit by the d o. j that was over the search engine and search results. so this lawsuit what we don't know exactly what it may include, or if it even gets filed, may include more about that relationship with facebook and partners like apple. google has paid those companies in order to protect them and give them search dominance, as well as ad market dom somehow that seems even worse than just regular monopolistic practices to pay off your competitors. now google's also appealing that record setting $591000000.00 fine. impose by francis anti trust watchdog in july over a dispute with local media about paying for news content. why is google, why is google claiming the find is unfair? yeah, they say it's unfair because they say they have been working with these different news media outlets across france and they've been doing their best to include them and create a new system that's more transparent and therefore they shouldn't have to pay $591000000.00, right. of course, anyone's going to say that the in

first dose came from met there mad during a u mad bro dispelled run to the m o d. >> yeah. not the sharpest. well, whatever we first told this story last night. a person he tried to run with this airport in hawaii got arrested for the counterfeit card. >> so tonight we're hearing from police and learning now that screeners at the airport. notice these irregularities on the woman's card. sam spangler report . >> william rose that drive to on august 23rd which he presented this vaccine card screeners. notice moderna misspelled within a instead of an old and an illegible lot number that also looks suspicious. that's one indication. >> as well as other things that in the car at they've they've thought it was suspicious and as as being suspicious, they get their job of notifying us. >> prozac is from illinois. but the court said she received her shot from the national guard in delaware today, g, by steam conduct its investigations. contacted the state. that does the vaccinations and determined i was no record out of the suspect that they have been vaccinated. special agent lau w

forces that then fell to the taliban. much of it, based on what i understand from my colleagues at b o. d is an operable or soon will become an operable because it has to be maintained. it's not of any great strategic value in terms of threatening us. now when it came to questions about whether or not the united states would recognize the taliban, antony blanket and said that the taliban has failed to live up to the expectations of the international community. and the before the united states would confer recognition on the taliban government, it would need to allow more freedom for its population, most especially the freedom of movement allowing people who want to leave the country to leave. now it's important to note that we also heard blink and talk about how the taliban government should be as inclusive as possible. saying that he fears that if the telegraph band didn't represent certain ethnic cities, if there wasn't a certain individuals and it was not an inclusive government. the result could be the breakdown of afghanistan as a country into several different countries in the fract

in the rec, o d u energy prices and a heavy dependence on unreliable renewables. poland to show the brussels ny wants define it for using unclean coal. the brock is slapping a big half a 1000000 euro penalty for every day. a coal mine near the check border continues to operate. however, also says he simply won't pay the court of justice of the european union demands half a $1000000.00 daily fines from poland for the fact that poland did not leave at citizens without energy and did not close the mines overnight. it is judicial robbery and stepped in broad daylight. you won't get assent while the fine does come after 4 months of warsaw, ignoring orders to help me cheer of coal mine, poland dog. the closing the facility there threatens the countries energy security and would eliminate tens of thousands of jobs ah . in the meantime, e lawmakers, the blaming moscow for the crisis, claiming that gas problem is not pumping enough gas, however rushes energy produce. it says that has nothing to do with it and everything to do with the block, letting stockpiles off the fuel run out. i mean, spokespers

forces that then fell to the taliban. much of it, based on what i understand from my colleagues, b, o. d. is an operable or soon will become an operable because it has to be maintained? it's not of any great strategic value in terms of threatening us. a look the. the truth is been stretched by, by both sides of god, while having been degraded here in a garden style. these it has grown. it is much more widespread now with many more fighters and followers that it was before. as for the weapons that the united states left behind saying that they will become inoperable the vehicle. the weapons viagra off very quickly is simply untrue because of the sheer amount of weapons that have be left 520000 humvees, 40000 pickup trucks, thousands upon thousands of armored personnel, carriers, trucks and other vehicles. look just just if you, even if you even contemplate the idea that the taliban will carry out any maintenance while they can catalyze parts from old vehicles and keep this, this fleet of vehicles and weapons, arsenal of weapons that have been left by the united states operable for years i

right, well of course the d o d budget is also opaque completely. nobody can see inside it, and of course, as michael hudson points out, it is cost plus. so there's no containment of their costs. it's like whatever they want to charge, they get to charge and where it's going, according to the wall street journal, is much of the money flowed to the private sector. as commercial firms bid on huge new contracts to develop the next generation of security capabilities and 2001, the defense department had $181000000000.00 and contract obligations to about $46000.00 contractors according to a center for strategic and international studies. estimate by 2011. when war and security spending growth reached its apex, the department had 375000000000 and obligations to more than a 110000 companies. right, well, it's everything is now seen through the lens of panic and fear. i think before 911, there are still some kind of you out of eve, but let's call it there is still some america had a character to it. after $911.00, the had the death of satire. we had the dea

o. d or other issues a likely to be raised by the committee as well. rob is on holiday as the ask on situation was unfolding and he returned only evening off the cobble fell to the taliban. rob also delegated a key telephone call to the ask on foreign minister to a junior minister, a cool which ultimately didn't happen. rob has blamed the home office for the lack of a planning, relocating african refugees, in other words, blaming to other departments and not his own foreign office or the daily mail has fronted the foreign secretary mister deluded and the could be an uncomfortable offering for dominic rob under the spotlight of the select committee, that's going on you k, national, still stranded in afghanistan, a pleading with the government for help. although the 5000 british citizens have been evacuated from cobble hundreds are still believed to be left in the capital. one of them share his fears with us. a lot for taliban around. yeah. and a lot of people they know that i came from britain and i'm just scared. if i come, i probably go out and i'm ju

forces that then fell to the taliban. much of it, based on what i understand from my colleagues of b o. d is an operable or soon will become an operable because it has to be maintained. it's not of any great strategic value in terms of threatening us. what are the things that caused a lot of outbreaks with regards to this hearing is at the tech day blink. inside step to refuse to answer. many of the questions what we heard just now, for example, that is stretching the truth. al qaeda may have been degraded here and i've got this done, although varies. there is no guarantee of that in other parts of the world. they're much more widespread, much more powerful, and have much, much more fighters than they ever did before. as for his argument, that much of the equipment left behind by the united states and i've gotten troops will become inoperable. but that's simply a true the quantity of equipment is such very 20000 humvees. for example, 40000 pickup trucks, thousands upon thousands of other trucks. and armored personnel carriers half a 1000000 weapons mean that even if the taliban doesn't ca

and one of the contenders in this election is the less fancy o d link. it had a strong environmental agenda, including and to coal mining. the policy wants to reduce my going to people, patients and welcoming more refugees and on foreign policy, delink won't need to be dissolved and to establish better relations with china and russia. are europe correspondence? peter oliver now takes a look at some of the favorites and fighters in the election with no clear air referring to anglo merkel when it comes to taking over in the chancellor's office. just behind me. the only real guarantees we have heading into this election when it comes to who will be the next leader of germany, is that it won't be the woman who's headed up the country's government for the best part of the last 16 years. realistically the next chancellor of germany will be one of the 3 people. each of them know comes with their own issues. the outsider for the top job is green party candidate annalee. in a bare book back in the summer, her policy will polling at the heavy heights of 22 percent

now i made rec, o d u energy prices and the heavy dependence on unreliable renewables. poland shocked that brussels. now wants to find it for using unclean co broke, slapping massive penalties every day. a coal mine near the check border continue to operate, however, for so says it simply won't pay. the court of justice of the european union demands half a 1000000 daily fines from poland. for the fact that poland did not leave its citizens without energy and did not close the mines overnight. it is judicial robbery and slept in broad daylight. you will get assent while he lawmakers not for the 1st time blaming moscow, claim that gas problem is not pumping enough gas rushes energy produce. it says that that has nothing to do with it and everything to do with the block, letting stop piles of the blue. if you run out the criminal spokesperson added to that rushes huge new stream to gas pipeline to europe will actually flash prices an economist. and political commentator says though the whole situation does expose your poll chrissy, this is absolutely a thing of brush up all we have becau

forces that then fell to the taliban. much of it, based on what i understand from my colleagues, a, b, o, d, is an operable or soon will become an operable because it has to be maintained. it's not of any great strategic value in terms of threatening us. now when it came to the issue of whether or not the united states would recognize the taliban, anthony blank and said the taliban fell short of the international community's expectation. and before the united states would confer recognition on the taliban government, it would need to ensure more freedoms for the population in particular, freedom of movement. now it's important to note that he did step forward and say that the government of afghanistan needed to be more inclusive. and he feared that afghanistan, as a state may break apart along ethnic lines. if they were not more inclusive, as the taliban did not take more measures to include different figures and different ethnic groups within the new government that emergent. 8 now it's quite interesting to look at some of the scenes that we saw on the hearing that went on on monday, some,