but then they start talking about hitler start talking about adolf hitler and bin laden, and and osamaongside them, margaret thatcher, a villain alongside the likes of osama bin laden and hitler. really? >> now what i'm going to say is going to sound as if i'm using hyperbole to exemplify my point. but we talked in the last segment, or i did, about the extinguishing of the nation state that is the united kingdom. and actually it's trivial might seem. this trivial as this might seem. this is that attack on the is part of that attack on the united kingdom. margaret thatcher was a democratically elected leader. i think the longest serving minister longest serving prime minister since world war two. she set many records. she broke the grip that the far left had on our economy , liberated society, put economy, liberated society, put aspiration first ahead of dependency. she's someone, whether or not you agree with her legacy, someone who we should regard as a great british historical figure. but they attack her, and in doing it, they're attacking our history. they're attacking those people

and he he would say, of course, i had nothing to do with osama bin laden.'m against islamists of that type. but he didn't recognize that he was already in the crosshairs. nick: and finally, this is not about ukraine, about the middle east, it's a different topic than you've written out before. why this topic? why this book? steve: well, i hope that enough time has passed that this momentous event in american post-cold war life, the iraq war, probably the biggest pivot point that we experienced as a nation, after the fall of the berlin wall, that we could think in a different and larger way about its origins. because saddam's contribution to the origins of the war has been missing from our own reckoning. and for once, we have the opportunity with these new materials to really expand our sense of where this tragedy came from. ns: the book is called the achilles trap saddam hussein, the cia, and the origins of america's invasion of iraq. steve coll, thank you very much. steve: nick. great to be with you. ♪ laura: last month, the all-republican alabama supreme

osama laden . in terms of osama bin laden. in terms of unpopularity, do agree unpopularity, do you agree?ttle harsh that a little harsh, outrageous, ridiculous. >> i speak as one who has a life size cut—out of margaret thatcher in my study at home, i loved her. let us know your thoughts. do with her now this. >> oh, we could do with her now. gb views at gb news. msn.com is the email address for the very latest news with sophia wenzler . latest news with sophia wenzler. >> thanks, bev. good morning. it's 10:00. i'm >> thanks, bev. good morning. it's10:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the prime minister has urged tory mps to stick to the plan amid speculation about a challenge to his leadership. rishi sunak told backbenchers that the economy is turning a corner and urged them to hold their nerve. he was forced to speak out yesterday as rumours swirled that right wing tories were lining up penny mordaunt to replace him. the prime minister told his party this year will be the year britain bounces back. meanwhile, business and trade secretary kemi badenoch insists a majority of the c

and it talks about how the cia, alth actions it was taking to get osama bin laden. the cia would take $500,000 in unmarke bills and give them two different afghan -- to different afghan warlords. it is a complicated thing. and he was able to write this book because the information got declassified. he even had to update the book because more information got declassified. it is 750 pages. it is a long book, but it was so fast. bill clinton was president during thisx osama bin laden, but the people of america were hearing about monica lewinsky even though in the background what was going on was we were trying to get him. host: so how did that buck impact your confidence in the u.s. military -- book impact your confidence in the u.s. military? caller:■rt is really hard for me to answer because i realize now so much it is the cia pulling there is 195 countries in the world, and we give money to 150 of them. so when people get upset about giving money t ukraine or israel, they need to talk to their congresspeople because we are giving money to a who lot of people. every

one of our guests said with adolf hitler and osama bin laden , which is and osama bin laden, which is says, i'm working class, very working class. but i say we need another maggie sort this country out. class. but i say we need another magwouldn'tyrt this country out. class. but i say we need another magwouldn't haves country out. class. but i say we need another magwouldn't have the untry out. class. but i say we need another magwouldn't have the problems we we wouldn't have the problems we now says. now have, he says. >> and has written to in >> and paul has written to in say saved the say margaret thatcher saved the uk destroyed economy and uk from a destroyed economy and infrastructure. it was labour who closed more of our pits, closed more than double than margaret thatcher. everyone forgets that. and paul raises a very important point here, although i think the way that we phrase it, it's almost as if margaret thatcher said, want margaret thatcher said, i want to just to close this picnic. she just stopped subsidising economically unproductive bits. you can't have economy if you

we must honor their sacrifice, each of over two decades of fighting the taliban, bringing osama bin ladeno justice, and protecting the homeland. we lost over 200 u.s troops in units under my direct command in several tours and multiple years every commander who served in combat knows that we personally issued the orders that gave the task, purpose, place, and time of that soldier's death or wounds. we also know it was the enemy that killed or wounded them. combat is an unforgiving environment. those of us who have served in the brutality of ground combat live with that dark reality every daan that was retired genl mark milley. we are taking your calls for the first hour on your level of confidence in the u.s. military. here is an article from the associated press. top former u.s. generals say failures of the biden administration and planning led to the chaotic fall in kabulmare buckley exposed for the first time the strain and differences■ military leaders have with the biden administration in the final days of the war. two of those key differences included that the military had advised t

and hitler and osama bin laden.kly, the v&a should have its pubuc frankly, the v&a should have its public funding taken away because it's engaging here in political, activity . and this political, activity. and this attack on on margaret thatcher, i think is just, just a huge inqu i think is just, just a huge insult to her memory , she was insult to her memory, she was someone who lived her life for the sake of the british people. she won three general elections in a row. she turned britain from the sick man of europe into an economic powerhouse. she took on the might of the soviet empire alongside ronald reagan and defeated, the russians. she also , of course, led the also, of course, led the liberation of the falkland islands. so many great achievements, the british people, i think, should be immensely grateful to margaret thatcher for her leadership . for thatcher for her leadership. for her record, she's greatly missed today. >> yeah . i mean, jenny, surely >> yeah. i mean, jenny, surely you'd have to concede th

and judy has described margaret thatcher as a villain in, piling her in with adolf hitler and osama bin ladensama bin laden. i'm asking, is maggie thatcher really that much of a villain ? really that much of a villain? but even i've got a brilliant panel here. this show is nothing without you and your views, so let me know your thoughts on all the stories we're discussing today or anything else you want today or anything else you want to about. basically email to gossip about. basically email me gb views at gb news. com me at gb views at gb news. com or message me on our socials. very simple at gb news. but first it's the all important news headlines with green goddess tatiana sanchez . goddess tatiana sanchez. >> dawn thank you. the top stories from the gp newsroom. transport secretary mark harper says rishi sunak will lead the tories into the next election . tories into the next election. it comes after senior tories were reported to have attempted to downplay claims of a conservative plot to replace the prime minister with penny mordaunt. the move would mean a fourth leader of the party in

museum faces a huge backlash after listing the former prime minister alongside adolf hitler and osama bin ladenhannel . welcome back. it's 448. i'm martin daubney, and this is gb news. now. london's victoria and albert museum is facing criticism over an exhibition that puts former prime minister margaret thatcher in the same light as adolf hitler and osama bin laden . you hitler and osama bin laden. you couldn't make it up. a special exhibition at the v&a on british humour, discussing punch and judy puppets, said the following over the years, the evil character in this seaside puppet show has shifted from the devil to unpopular public figures, including adolf hitler, margaret thatcher and osama bin laden to offer contemporary villains. well it certainly got people talking, and not always in a good way. and joining me now to discuss this in the studio is former labour mp denis macshane. had say dennis, sniggering had to say dennis, sniggering your way through that entire introduction, i think it's wonderful. >> i mean, you put these 17 year old curators in charge of giant victorian museums and t

and uh, and of course a stream of these muhajirs poured in there, from all over the world, if osama bin laden zawahiri al-qaeda said that for... attacks in infidel countries, but in the west they did not lose sight these terrorist ones in europe, in america, in russia and so on, that is, this is the difference, a near enemy, a distant enemy, this has been since the emergence of jihadism back in the sixties, this is a constant debate about who is more important to us first of all, the terrorists from crocus tried to escape, an islamist who not going to. this is actually atypical, this is atypical, but this is not the only case, if we look at the most famous bloody terrorist attack of recent times in western europe, the attack on the bataclan nightclub in paris, they also shot people there and left, as they say, this is the time, then there were, before pataclan , there was, for example, an attack on the jewish museum in brussels, when a terrorist with a kalashnikov assault rifle shot four people. and he left, ran away, and was later caught in france. and in the twenty-third year, in october in

and even there , of course, a stream of these muhajirs poured in from all over the world, if osama bin ladeniri al-qaeda said, that - the distant enemy is important for us, we need to destroy the distant enemy, nearby enemies, that is, the rulers. countries, muslim countries, since they are puppets of the distant enemy of america, they themselves will fall, we need to take care of america, that’s why the events of september 11 and so on, when isis formed within its, so to speak, ever-changing borders, they naturally looked at their close enemies, that is, at hafez assad, at the leadership of iraq, that is, for them, first of all , close enemies became important, but both. an islamist who is not going to die tried to escape from crocus, this is actually atypical, this is atypical, but this is not the only case, if we look at the most famous, bloody terrorist attack of recent times in western europe, the attack on the bataclan nightclub in paris, there they also shot people left, as they say, this time, then there were, before the pataclan there was, for example, an attack on the jewish museum

bin laden . hitler and osama bin laden. >> yeah. column. i just find it unbelievable, really, that you would put thatcher in the same sentence as hitler and bin laden, you know, sort of two mass murderers. i appreciate that you've just appreciate that as you've just discussed, the lady was marmite and some people loved her and others loathed her, but even those that didn't like her, i think, respected her for having that vision and clear that clear vision and clear policy platform. you know the irony least when we're irony here, not least when we're talking about all of the woes that the tory party are going through right now, that total through right now, is that total lack vision from lack of clarity of vision from rishi sunak . and maybe the rishi sunak. and maybe the tories whole problem, frankly, is they're constantly is that they're constantly harking back to the past, constantly harking back to a time where they had clear leadership in the form of thatcher. and actually you're never any one of never going to see any one of he

group in the peninsula, a dangerous branch of the group still operating after the killing of osama bin laden> in haiti the violence is worsening as gangs try to overtake the government. yesterday the u.s. military said it had flown in forces to increase security at the u.s. embassy in haiti and allow nonessential staff to leave. the gang leader who organized last week's uprising is calling for haiti's prime minister to resign. the prime minister is in puerto rico, and he is unable to return. >>> powerful winds created a mess on the roads and in the air for millions in the eastern u.s. sunday. those winds pushed coastal flooding on shore in the beach town of hampton, new hampshire. they also drove intense lake-effect snow into parts of western new york. there were extensive flight delays and cancelations up and down the east coast. orlando had more than 600 delays and nearly 100 canceled flights. atlanta saw close to 100 delays while jfk had more than 300 delays. the winds will gust 45 to 60 miles per hour today across the northeast with flight delays expected from maine to virginia. >>> comi

it was also known as the osama bin laden group. i later became the head of c. i a counter terrorism operations in pakistan after 911. and then i was the executive assistant to the c. i is deputy director for operations for many years. i thought i knew what happened in the run up to 911. now i know that i was wrong in an article at the gray zone lays out the truth about $911.00. it shows using the f . b. i's own documents, as well as affidavits by insiders in the investigation that the saudi intelligent service was likely involved in the attacks through an intelligence officer named omar. i was by you, me by you may had been in san diego, california with 2 of the 911 hijackers now west of has me and holiday mid heart. they socialize together on many occasions and had organized other gatherings that included several of the other hijackers. but you mean even health has me and mid hard get an apartment in san diego by you? me for his part says that he only met the terrorist accidentally. witnesses say that just isn't true. and by you mean never fully explain why he

me pusieron a trabajar de en el área de al qaeda, osama bin laden. entonces cuando se postuló al cargo de agente especial, un proceso que confiesa fue largo y arduo y en el 2016 empezó su labor en la bahía, trabajando con la comunidad latina. en casos como crímenes financieros, en donde mayormente reclutaban a inmigrantes que no hablaban inglés para bajo falsas historias y pretextos, convencerlos de que le pagaran dinero para supuestamente eliminar su deuda. la gente me dice que el ser latina y bilingüe le ha servido como pieza clave cuando se trata de reclutar informantes para resolver muchos casos aquí en el área de la bahía basado a esa empatía cultural y el uso de la misma lengua, pueden llegar, puedes llegar a ganarte la confianza de las personas. dice que gracias al poder fomentar esas relaciones con informantes en inglés o en español, el. han tenido una ventaja investigando 1 de los delitos más comunes, azotando a san francisco en la actualidad, los casos en donde se están robando muchos electrónicos de los carros de las personas de las tienda

tiktok runs pro hamas videos, osama bin laden's speeches, tries hard to bend youthful find thes in the -- minds in the wrong direct, seems that bytedance tiktok story is there was example of chinese communist infiltrations as part of its on going war to dominate the united states bipartisan lawmakers are right, to vote in house is tomorrow. either break up with the chinese communist party or break up with america. that is my riff. we will go back to the matter as at hand, testimony of special counsel robert hur, joining me now. the brain power jason chafeet, former utah kon congressman. and fox news contributor, sean duffy. co-host of "the bottom line." and former prosecutor, and steve forbes. editor in chief, author the inflation. thank you. sean duffy you were a prosecutor, can you bust a sitting president? >> it is hard to do, politics with that, he has immunity. larry: legally. >> you have to wait. there is a flimflam argument by robert hur to say, joe biden is forgetful, therefore i can't win a conviction, prosecutors say one president was charged let's look at charging this one o

we saw this with hamas young people use tiktok, becoming fans of osama bin laden.ions about algorithm that need to be answered, the second question it depends on terms of divestiture, you know better, investment community in united states and in world outside of china, has really become sensitive to fact that the investment opportunities to extend there is a linkage to chinese communist party are limited. you can't have certainty over that what investment holds. there could be potential buyers. but at the end of the day they of looking for what congress is looking for, a certainty this is an individual entity, that they could have control over meaningful input into, and not answering to beijing. larry: it may come before the fcc, they are probably weighing in on this i'm sure they will weigh in against bytedance. then, if china doesn't want bytedance to sell, then they won't sell. >> i think that house bill is smart, initial matter calls for breaking up of relationship to ccp, if ccp says no, that is when a ban comes into play. we saw a massive bipartisan vote, we

is purely one sided in favor of the genocidal death that is hamas or if they want to access osama bin laden'ser to america and praise it as an aspirational call. this is the content we see on the platform and imagine how it could be weaponize if we were debating something as critical as an authorization for the use of military force to defend taiwan. look what they did to stop the boat last week, a public notification on millions of users and you had 11-year-old : congress threatened to commit suicide if we took action, that's just a taste of how could be weaponize in the future. >> do you believe it's part of a bigger story to kill us with fentanyl, not addict us but kill us with fentanyl and infiltrate our country and try to tell us what's important? that's why in my view you could tie it to the protest on college campuses through the streets, young people believe palestinian hamas is the place america should be right now. >> it is part of something bigger with xi jinping calling the smokeless battlefield, his ideological war against the west. a campaign designed to weaken american from wit

only person in the situation room the night president obama one better moment ordered takeout of osama bin ladenonly person in the room robert gates famously said about joe biden one consistency in joe biden's career absolutely wrong on every foreign policy decision in 50 year career in public service that is joe biden that many of us are watching fumble across the stage no doubt president obama probably thinks biden is not best pick in 2020. he won't be the right guy in 2024. he is wishing somebody else could step in save the day for the democrats joe is stubborn going to take it to logical conclusion being defeated by donald trump in november. >> mike, biden is hitting campaign trail in nevada arizona, and texas nbc reports president anxiety growing ajaed of yen election reportedly a meltdown told about dropping poll numbers in battleground states, over handling of israeli-hamas war. mike: worst part of all this as obama said elections have consequences so does policy, policy has a consequence, the policies of joe biden, whether economic policy border policy, his duplitious policy on israel ta

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tiktok runs pro-hamas videos, osama bin laden's speeches, tries hard to bend youthful mys in the wrongirection on any number of issues, seems to me most of all the bytedance tiktok story is another example of chinese communist infiltration as part of its ongoing war to dominate the united states and frankly everybody else in the world. bipartisan lawmakers are right. the vote in the house is tomorrow. either break up with the chinese communist party or break up with america. that's my riff. now, we will go back to the matter at hand all day long, the testimony of special counsel robert hur. joining me now, oh, my god, i can't stand this, the brain power here, jason chaffetz, former utah congressman, former head of the congressional house oversight committee, got to put that in. fox news contributor, sean duffy, co-host of "the bottom line," former prosecutor and steve forbes, forbes media chairman and editor-in-chief, author of, inflation. gentlemen, thank you. sean duffy you were a prosecutor once upon a time. can you bust a sitting president, that's what i want to know? >> i think it

we went after osama bin laden until he got in but we shouldn't have gone into the whole thing in iraq and afghanistan. it wasn't necessary. it wasn't necessary. it has cost more problems than it is going to your. >> who actually wants a deal? do you think hamas wants a cease-fire? >> i think hamas would like a total cease-fire across the board because then they would have a better chance to survive and maybe rebuild. but, that is not what i think the vast majority of people think you have to look, after what happened in world war ii and the carpet bombing that took place, what happened was we ended up in a situation where we changed the rules of the game and what constituted rules of the war. that's what we should be guided by. >> some have suggested you should go back to israel and address the israeli parliament. is that something you would do? >> yes. >> what that have to be at the invitation of the prime minister or could that be at the invitation of the president? >> i'd rather not discuss it more. >> does that mean that that has been, that has been discussed, the possibility of g

the most wanted fugitive behind osama bin laden.

. >> he said he did go kill osama bin laden. >> jimmy: that was obama, but yeah.ly did say that, yeah. >> he killed roe v. wade, right? so i guess. [ laughter ] one time i was in prison, walking in the cafeteria, they had a sheet over the table. it was on a date. >> jimmy: it was romantic? >> some people are serving life. they want to come in with the modified titties and ass. kind of built like donald, right? lights come off, they come cuddle. >> jimmy: cuddle is a code? >> i never used that. that's a code i never used. >> jimmy: you never got a chance to cuddle? >> i didn't cuddle, there was no cuddling. >> jimmy: guys, come on, he never got to cuddle, let's give him a cuddle. what does cuddle mean? what are we talking about cuddle-wise? >> i was in there with a bunch of lifers out there in kansas. you will see people be up, wandering around, then -- >> jimmy: you're able to get out of your cell at night? >> in a federal prison, sentence less than ten years, you go to one of these what people call country clubs or club feds. >> jimmy: is it similar to mar-a-lago

all put to bed this idea that everyone born in the same span of days has the same personality osama bin ladenr rogers were both pisces. those two shouldn't even share a split-screen over-the-shoulder graphic let alone an astrological sign. [ laughter ] but remember, ladies, if he was born on november 20th, you were meant for each other and if he was born on november 21st, he's going to cheat on you. [ light laughter ] hey, astrology, your horoscope should have told you this was coming, but ya burnt kids' cooking competition shows. nothing more relaxing than a bunch of confused children playing with knives and ovens. [ laughter ] why not just give them all machetes and do a 12 and under version of "survivor"? sorry, but kids don't belong on cooking shows. they should be having fun and doing kid stuff, like working a double shift at an arkansas poultry processing plant [ light laughter ] side burn, arkansas' lax child labor laws >> announcer: look it up >> seth: i wish judges on these shows would just be honest "mm, i'm detecting cinnamon, cardamom, and is that the name snot from the creamed co

special ops, you might know mcraven as having directed the 2011 raid by navy seals that killed osama bin laden. he's also the former chancellor of the university of taxes. the award is generally the general is generally known. i'm sorry, the admiral is generally known for his work with veterans and families of service members since he left ut, he and eva longoria are each going to receive $50 million to give to the charities of their choice. previous recipients include cnn's van jones and chef jose andreas. they were the inaugural recipients of the prize in 2021, as well as singer and philanthropist dolly parton in 2022, bezos sanchez did not give out the award last year, and joining us now is one of this year's recipients, retired navy admiral william mcraven. add row. congratulations on the award. it's good to have you on. you said you want to use the gift to focus on educating the children of veterans who were kia mental health for veterans, as well. as other helping to develop future military leaders through education obviously, we frequently cover the military and veterans on the lead. ho

of hamas one by one at a time and place of your choosing, much like the united states did with osama bin laden, as opposed to continuing to have an assault in which innocent people are dying every single day. >> well, because it's not about only sinwar, even if if you take out sinwar, you still have this organization called hamas. and we have to dismantle the organization so it doesn't rebuild itself. >> and you still think it's a strong enough, deep enough organization after everything you've done to reconstitute itself as it was before? >> yes. >> you need to reach a critical mass of surrender and the structure of hamas in order for it not to be able to rebuild politico is reporting that biden is so upset by the issue in rafah that he may condition military aid to israel. so specifically that if israel moves forward with a large-scale invasion of rafah, that the united states could withhold military assistance and weaponry to israel. now, obviously, over history, israel's by far the single largest recipient of us foreign aid in history counseling formulations has about $300 adjusted for infl

even if it undermines our democracy, undermines our elections undermines our security, promotes osama bin laden, whatever, whatever the issue is that's effectively what we're allowing right now. and when clearly we've not seen enough good faith to show that to allay the concerns of those who, were national security perspective i'm curious. lastly, congressman former president donald trump argued, as this bill, the news of this bill passing committee came out that putting this in place would essentially aid other social media companies. he's apparently changed his position on tiktok, which his administration creation sort of lead the way in signaling as a potential threat. what do you make of that >> well, haven't seen what he said, but obviously he did raise this says, as president raises concerns specifically about tiktok right and obviously he probably saw some of the information that this president has seen to raise the alarm on sound, the alarm on this and raised concerns. so i don't understand why we're changing position on this. i mean, the bottom line is handing over the keys to russia,

villages, there was an al-qaeda brigade, and it was headed by the personal representative of osama bin ladense these people, michael, transported them through mostar, this is a city in bosnia and herzegovina, at the airfield bishkek, dushambe, they staffed the planes with additional people, transferred them to the territory of georgia and azerbaijan and from there they transferred them to... isis, you created isis, you did absolutely everything for the emergence of this organization, and then in syria you evacuated some of the isis commanders and... uncle sam, i i want to wish sam not to drown in this, why he changed his name, spat on his homeland in the face of his former fellow citizens, if ukraine wins, i will be glad how the hollywood ambitions of the ghost boy finally crashed, fool, well, there is such a diagnosis, it showed up late why the actress shmykova first betrayed her own family, i went with my brothers and sisters to see off my father, he left voluntarily. to the war, and then the country, i live in berlin, to the russian industry, i can no longer relate to myself, i won’t say,

she was used. >> but wasn't osama bin laden. >> no, that's what i'm saying. context here is incrediblthatensive. so the context here is incrediblthat weird. so the context here is incrediblthat weird again, lewis? >> well, the fact is, is that people paying for it. the people are paying for it. the people are paying for it. the people are paying it comes people are paying for it comes $67 million. go to the victoria and albert museum . and albert museum. >> pounds in this >> pounds and pounds in this country, right. >> pounds? pounds. whatever >> what pounds? pounds. whatever whatever currency you're whatever dodgy currency you're using. it's and it's, it's using. and it's and it's, it's because. and you want to know something andrew. this is the thing about you as a british person, you're always missing the big issue. you're always talking about freedom. but what kind of freedom do you have when you're forced to pay for this kind of dodgy stuff? okay. and number two, you're always missing the other point, which is a lot people who is there's a lot of people

if osama bin laden came scuttling out from under your couch, it's much more understandable if you don'te it. i think it's the legs. they're so hairy, and the fact that dead 13 that he's been dead for 13 years, of but people are years, of course, but people are going want to swipe away with going to want to swipe away with a rolled up newspaper and if you turned on the bathroom light and found abu hamza in your bath, unable to get out because his hooks give him any hooks don't give him any purchase sides, purchase on the shiny sides, you'd probably soil your underpants yourself . how are you underpants yourself. how are you going to get a bit of card under him.7 him going to get a bit of card under him? him up into a pint him? jiggle him up into a pint glass him in the garden. glass and put him in the garden. he's stone. i can understand he's 21 stone. i can understand people apprehensive and people being apprehensive and spiders just want to make a little and catch some flies. little web and catch some flies. they been mobbing the they haven't been mobbing the streets our cities, callin

osama bin laden was operating out of a cave in afghanistan.o protect. sadly by abandoning afghanistan the global war on terrorism is not over but it is coming to america. the fbi h great risk of attack eminently today in america that could occur. it is just shameful what occurred. additionally, a question i have is when on august 26, 2021 president biden excused his appeasement right in the middle of his speech he was explaining to his advisors had said abandon, lve now. and then he threw in it was not on the teleprompter, i have letters. that night i asked for copies of the letters of the advice he received to abandon the people of afghanistan. it should not surprise you but every two months i sent a letter to the white house asking for that letters, there are no letters. they have not been revealed. what advice was given by his advisors were abandonment took place. >> i believe our military under the leadership of the president and the chain of command the very difficult set of circumstances to get as many people out 125,000 people were brou

the bombing was unnecessary when you could have launched strategic ground forces like against osama bin ladenwe didn't drop bombs. host: washington, d.c. finishing up this hour of calls. thank you for all who participated. the houses and at 9:00 but we will hear from two legislators about the efforts to keep the government funded. we will have the chair of the national resources committee and later on the program, a different perspective from representative kathy manning. those conversationare coming up on "washington journal." >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-spanngress, from the house and senate floors, to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat of how issues are debated and decided. completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. ♪ >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 2 p.m. eastern on the civil war, the carnegie mellon university professor tal about harriet tubman's role in the 1863 river rate, a secret military missi

kabul i think iranian general and the leader of an islamic state of iraq and the isis leader and osama bin laden. five instances over the last nine years can you talk about how essential it was is another counterterrorism action? >> it was crucial in each area you mentioned and another area 2022 united states took out both in kabul but also isis as well and 702 was crucial in the operation. know including the fentanyl crisis, 702 was an act and crucial. last year 70% illicit drug operation came as a result but there's aanding area of concerns and threats crucial to the protection of americans that hinge on the a. >> thank you mr. chairman. outlined the dire humanitarian situation the urgency of getting humanitarian aid i applaud the president within the urgency of getting extended four to six weeks and the visits we have had and others you are negotiating that is thepossibility of finding a long-term solution in the middle east where israeli people can live in purity and feel secure only comes with the ability of. >> in my conversation it becomes harder and harder. there is urgency to get that n

over two decad taliban bringing osama bin laden to justice and ultimately protecting the homeland.0 u.s. international troop wounded in action. units under my direct command several tools and multiple years of combat in ira every commander whose ever serve in combat knows we personally issued the orders that time of that soldier's death or wounds. we also know it was the enemy that killed or wounded them. combat is an unforgiving environment and those of us who have served in the brutality run combat live with the dark reality every day and eve night. we will live with that for the rest of the days of our lives for there's no military leader who's lost troops in comdoes no. so this is personal to me and i will do everything in my power to ensure these families and all know the truth and have the answers. at the peak of our military commitment united states had,00d about 20000 dod contractors. the senior the niceties began to stea troops closed bases in retrograde equipment. nothing we discussed today happened overnight. it was a process of withdrawal that expand a was acumen to eff

al-baghdadi the leader of the state of iraq, also donnie, the isis leader in somalia and the osama bin laden 702 was in general for those instances and other counterterrorism actions. >> it was crucial in each of the areas that you mention and another area and 2022, the united states took and couple ae leader of isis as well as 702 was also crucial in the operation as well. as you know congressman well beyond ct in the fentanyl crisis 702 is been absolutely crucial, 70% of the successful cia disruption of drug operations came as a result of02 there is an expanding area of concerns and threats that are crucial to the protection of americans that hinge on the successful application of 702 with the reforms that i know you are l/rightly working on. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman, director burns you veryon in gaza in the urgency of getting humanitarian aid of massive starvation, i applaud the president looking at getting aid to maritime in the passage as well. within the urgency or the urgency of getting extended cease-fire for five or six weeks. in the visit that we've had that you neg

honor all of their sacrifice, each of them, over two decades of fighting the taliban, bringing osama bin ladene and ultimately protecting america. we lost over 200 u.s. international troops and many more wounded in action. units that were under my direct command, shoved for multiple years of combat, both iraq and afghanistan. every commander who has ever served in combat knows that we personally issued the orders that gave the task, purpose, place, , the soldiers' deaths or wounds, and we also know killed or wounded them. combats an unforgiving environment and those of us who served in the fidelity of ground combat lived with the dark reality everyday and every night. we'll live with that for the rest of the days of our lives. there's no military leader, lost troops in combat who doesn't know that feeling. this is personal to me. i will do everything in my power d all of our veterans and family know the truth and have the answers. at the peak of her military commitment in 2011, the united states had just over -- or just under a lip is more hundred thousand troops and about 20,000 unique contra

the second the tower fell, i said, somewhere, osama bin laden understands he just achieved catastrophicdie. we will hunt him down, as long as it takes, and we will kill him. we did. it's the same thing with hamas leaders. i mean, do you have to kill 10,000 more palestinians for that to happen? no. may not happen in the next couple of weeks, but it will happen. hamas will be finished. buried, done for. they've sealed their fate on october 7th. mika, it is so offensive for donald trump to say, you can't be a good jew and vote for democrats. >> oh, my gosh. >> just like it is offensive for people to say, you can't be a zionist and a supporter of israel and a supporter of jews and a fighter and defender of jews and their right to exist where they want to exist. unless you support benjamin netanyahu. i just -- those words are so gross and offensive. >> it's one of many, and that's the point that we were maing earlier. there's so much. >>> with all that said, and before we get to our next guest, here's a reminder of what former president trump said on monday about american jews. >> why do the

guys side by side, remember that meme that has a mash-up of obama talking about when he killed osama bin laden died -- show these guys side by side. and the other thing, i mentioned this, picking up on your military thing, i mentioned this last week. i'm reaching out, millie, mcmaster, mattis, kelly, your country needs you. come make a plea and say that this man is not competent. if you love your country, you'll vote for joe biden. black and white, those four guys, those four great americans. if you're not going to listen to them, you're not going to listen to anybody. it's time for them to be patriots and stand up. >> let's bring into the conversation maryland's democratic governor wes moore. speaking of service, he's a retired army captain, combat veteran with the 82nd airborne in afghanistan. always good to see you. it does appear now that nikki haley at 10:00 this morning will drop out of the race, making this clearly now a biden/trump presidential run through november. what is the message this morning from the biden campaign as you look to the general? >> i think the message is, today onl