at sullivan, she can be a kid. months ago, the teenager thought she'd never get that chance again. so that's shaheena, one of the four students that we follow in the book. >> thanks very much, ellie. so where i want to sort of get started here is, you know, you described shaheena, the school, you get a really good sense of where she is, but i want to go even before that, before you walk into sullivan. i want to turn the clock back to 2016ish, 2017, on what's happening in the world at this time that leads you to seek out local refugee stories. >> yeah, so this story does go all the way back to 2017, so i've known these guys for a long time now. very much part of each other's lives at this point whether they wanted that or not. [laughter] but i first began this project actually after attending a protest, after donald trump was inugh rated in -- inaugurated in january 2017 and one of his first executive orders was signing a travel ban from seven majority muslim countries, and when i was there, at o'hare airport, where

does that include andrew sullivan? >> absolutely not.as gotten rid of because i wouldn't succumb to the woke revolution but i moved directly to substack. the weekly dish on substack. the readers, the people who want to read things have supported me in incredible ways. we have over 100,000 people subscribing to the weekly dish and i get of to say what i want to say and i also want a variety of opinions within the weekly dish itself. howie: dissent used to be so central to journalism. now we're talking about 9/11 this weekend, obviously and you can be pretty tough on yourself. you say that you were terribly wrong supporting the iraq war after the shock and trauma of 9/11. explain. >> well, i think i've underestimated the enormous activities of turning a middle eastern country into some kind of functioning democracy. i don't think i remembered conservative instincts about why culture matters and i think the execution of it we did unforgiveable things like torture prisoners. i couldn't continue to support a war that was not working and was i

if jake sullivan committed perjury i'm sure that durham will get to the bottom of it.just indicted hillary clinton's campaign lawyer on charges of making false statements to the f.b.i. and the false allegations trying trump to a putin-linked bank in russia. in indictment says he lied to the f.b.i. about the clinton campaign's role in it and says he exchanged emails with the clinton campaign's foreign policy advisor concerning the russian bank. sullivan was their advisor and testified he had no idea who was involved in the opposition research. that showed not to be true. he pushed that with the media. one of the things he said a couple days before the election he put out a lengthy statement and said we can only assume that federal authorities will now explore the direct connection between trump and russia. that is what sussman was indicted for. pushing the false narrative to the f.b.i. without disclosing he was working for the clinton campaign and sullivan was an instrument in doing that. we'll see where durham leads to this. >> harris: a lie proved by the emails with s

we've got to move on to jake sullivan.pleaded not guilty to lying to the fbi. biden's now national security adviser, jake sullivan, he was in this web of democrat insiders as hillary clinton's foreign policy adviser. he knew about the russia alpha bank story. he testify thed in 2017 he didn't know about it. if he didn't know anything about it, why was he running around to cnn, a abc, cbs, nbc and fox news with this trump-alpha bank story? >> well, because he knew that if he promulgated this false story, that cnn, msnbc and these other networks would continue to talk about this russia collusion hoax that they all knew were lies. all of these people should be accountable to their lies to the fbi and to their lies to congress. but unfortunately, a lot of us republicans are us frustrated because these two individuals are very small people in this entire outfit of people that were using lies to spy on a campaign ask and using the federal department of justice to do it. and those people should be held accountable. the american p

. >> thank thank you very you very much much, senator senator sullivan, sullivan. now we now we get to get to hear from the hear from the witnesses witnesses themselves. themselves. and we we turn first to turn first to laura pulido. laura play-doh. through online magic. >> can you all hear me okay? >> yes, and we can see you. thank you and welcome. >> chairman, ranking member wicker and members of the committee, good morning. thank you for the opportunity to testify today on environmental justice. i'm delighted that the environment and public works subcommittee on environmental justice and oversight is being reconfigured to include this urgent topic. i am a professor at the university of oregon and studied environmental justice for over 30 years. i first became interested in the environment growing up in los angeles and not being able to see the mountains due to the smog. i still remember the stench. recently i moved to oregon because california was too hot and i suffered from heat sickness. i would like to provide a brief introduction to environmental justice res

elizabeth: we have to move on to jake sullivan, right?visor for hillary clinton. he made statements if this was a real thing, trump and the russian alfa bank. he made like it was an independent sleuths finding it out. so did hillary clinton, when it was bought and paid for by the clinton campaign and democrats. sullivan testified under oath in december of 2017 that he did not know anything about this democrat-backed research, this opposition research. he didn't know what his law firm was doing working on the steele dossier. he testify ad year after the campaign and the election in in 2017. he, it was so farfetched what he was saying in testimony that even democrat congressman jackie speier found what he was saying hard to believe. sullivan said they didn't do anything with it. they put it inside of the fbi to go after trump. your word on that. >> liz, jake sullivan was a high level official within the clinton campaign and if he didn't know where this information was coming from, he is lying. listen he was not telling the truth to the cong

men like secretary austin, secretary blinken and jake sullivan, the national security advisor. they overestimated it and instead of planning for the worst, they planned for the best. because of them we have americans stranded by enemy lines and over 100,000 afghan refugees arriving to this country without vetting or precautions. this was never necessary. it did not have to be this way and it shouldn't have been. joe biden is responsible for today's failure and now there must be accountability. instead, the president's team is even now coming to capitol hill blaming others, shirking responsibility. that's cowardly. and i, for one, am not willing to look the other way. let me be clear, i will not consent to the nomination of any nominee for the department of defense or for the department of state until secretary austin and secretary blinken and jake sul vin resign -- sul sullivan resign and the failure of these individuals, the failure of this administration has cost americans their lives and has left american civilians to the enemy. there must be accountability and there must be

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men like secretary austin, blinking, jake sullivan overestimated the security forces willingness to holdthe line and instead of planning for the worst they planned for the best. because of them we have americans stranded behind enemy lines and over 100,000 refugees arriving now to this country at this 11th hour without vetting or precautions. this was never necessary. it didn't have to t be this way and it shouldn't have been. joe biden is responsible for today's failure. the team is coming to capitol hill and blaming others shirking responsibility that's cowardly and i am not willing to look the other way so let me be clear i do not consent to the nomination of any nominee for the department of defense or from the department of state until secretary austin or blinking and jake sullivan resign. leaders take responsibility for their failures and the failure of these individuals, the failure of the administration has cost americans their lives and left american civilians to the enemy. there must be accountability and a new start. i believe a century from now when this is written by our chi

so people gather and sullivan had no agenda. yet people he you respect he thought should be there and they would just talk. one of the people who came to the meeting was strong smith, 23-year-old civil rights attorney for movies in the green in movement since the sit ins. yet been beaten and that just gone through horrible just what people met done there, this is 63 so is on the front lines and use in new york with a broken jaw. he sitting in this meeting and kenneth clark starts to get statistics ethics are rolling around and he's like wait a minute. and he just says it makes me sick to be in this room having to even talk about -- the need just calls kennedy out for you have done enough. kennedy looked to the other's thinking, he's the person you should listen to. again he's the one who comes from the battle. this just goes and what it showed, there's this communication gap, right? there's this young person who really bore, he carried the world and did the whole thing. it went on for three hours and kennedy tried to answer. tol

>> thank you, senator sullivan, committee members. in my entire lifetime my father was with the teamsters union and worked resource development. i'm going to remote sites for six months out of the year and come home through usgs seeking oil and gas exploration so we can access. he was there in dead horse. i worked the pipeline. there was a benefit with economic jobs and also the state of alaska enjoyed the royalties that allowed us to get in some cases basic services. water, waste water treatment and yet today there are struggles. the benefits that i have directly seen since 1974 in my short lifetime after graduating from high school in 1973 is our ability to tax oil and gas properties. we don't have royalties. we had to file a lawsuit so that we could generate revenue to build roads, to build health clinics, to build fire stations, to build airports, high schools and junior high facilities. every program and service, behavioral health that comes with infrastructure needs. that is basically just from the tax of approximately 2.5%. 1.8

>> thank you, senator sullivan. i think one word it would be commitment. >> commitment. >> commitment to cleanup. >> dyeah. >> i have a reference docket i have prepared for the committee herere reference two relative issues that have substance on our continued effortsan to work with the navy on cleanup, but the message is we will give it to you as it is where it is and you are liable for cleanup. >> good. >> and we cannot live with that, we can't afford it. >> your testimony does a good job at showing how the feds sometimes are engaged and then they're not engaged. you want consistent commitment to this issue? >> yes, commitment. et >> great. let. me ask another question. i mentioned the resourceve development opportunities. senator capito o mentioned somef the regulatory issues. can you tell us how the barrow natural gas field discovery had a very big beneficial impact on your community? can you speak to that as just one example of how resource development has provided opportunities, energy, low cost energy and oth

joining me now, senator dan sullivan of armed services and veterans affairs.o the senator is a marine corps reserve colonel. back with us too, former national security advisor to vice president michael pence. he is retired u.s. army lieutenant-general keith kellogg. good to have both of you on. first to you, senator, white house press secretary refusing to answer questions that the president was misleading the public. he knew the taliban was about to take over but basically wanted to make the withdrawal go down better with the public saying to the leader of afghanistan, change perception, change. narrative, make it look like to the media around the world the taliban is losing whether true or not. senator, your reaction to that story? >> liz, this is just part of the ongoing holiday from reality that the president has and the white house has and his inability to accept any responsibility to what is clearly a huge foreign policy fiasco for our country. you know, this is the new report. we're going too look into that. but there are other things clearly dramatic i

that is thought to be jake sullivan.sullivan in 2017 he admitted in testimony, yeah i talked to cnn, abc, nbc, fox about my suspicions. so he is is at nsa right now. your reaction? >> that is exactly right because we need to get to the bottom of this. political parties shouldn't matter. i am concerned that the mainstream media outside of your show, emac, doesn't care because it involves donald trump and republicans. let me tell you something, i had several friend who were caught up in this scandal who lost the livelihood because of the fact that the hillary clinton campaign made up a whole story out of cloth to essentially hurt the trump campaign. it didn't stop when donald trump was elected. they continued this farce for three years beyond that and they weaponized the deep state and federal government against their own political opponent. we need to get to the bottom of this, because we have to make sure this never happens again. elizabeth: yes. >> unfortunately i don't believe there is an appetite in washington to find

and as i sullivan was on the call, to. your reaction to this angle of the story?ks for having me, i appreciate it. you heard the reports come out today and the president of the united states, this is the same president who stood in front of the american people told them the probability and possibility of an imminent collapse in afghanistan close not there. he talked about the size of the afghan army and the capability he had but in the back of his mind he had to know according to reports that it was failing and didn't tell the american people, he like to the market people is the only way to put disappointed can be said about general milley, he knew about it as well and i don't know what kind of advice he was giving the president i've been in the situation room the president in the oval office and he was frank and heard frank questions in public with you and i don't think that's happening right now. to what the general is saying, white house officials tell politico that they are appalled americans have been abandoned, horrified we left americans there. we failed th

, and john sullivan remembered john for being in that show, and then wrote the second—hand car dealer lot of the character was in him already, although when you talked to him, that voice was a little bit different, but yeah, just, i think the inspiration came from his own natural talent. yeah, and where did the laugh come from? i think he did it in, in a show some time, some years ago, he did the laugh before, and john sullivan picked up on it and thought, john, that's really, really good and he'd write it in the script, "john does one of his laughs" or "boycie does one of his laughs" and that's how it came about and continued right through. it's certainly a sort of characteristic that will sort of live on, i suppose, in his performances. and obviously he had been ill for some time? yeah, and he managed to keep it quiet. i only found out a few monthd ago he was as ill as he was, i only found out a few months ago he was as ill as he was, and only recently something i was doing for a recreation of the nags head, and i spoke to him on the phone, and he sent a video in for us his boycie c

that's what they pay jake sullivan to do.rmer director of the national intelligence rick grenell and "fox & friends weekend" co-host my friend pete hegseth. so, pete, the same jake sullivan was the guy that was all involved with this? is that shocking to you? >> pete: no, because the ones that were there in 2016 are the ones that are in the white house right now. no surprise. and this is all indicative of exactly how washington d.c. works. you use a really fancy law firm like perkins couey to launder all your dirty work and send someone to the fbi and in case he made the mistake of lying andmisrepresenting who he was that's how they do it. they do it in order to trigger an investigation do you know what happened hillary tweet just a few weeks after this the "new york times" has new reporting that the trump organization is under investigation for potential ties to a russian bank. that's all they want. the dust cloud. the smoke of investigations, reported in the "new york times." doesn't have to be true. doesn't have to be real

district judge emmet sullivan told dawn bancroft, quote, it is very troubling. at the hearing, sullivan called bancroft's comments about pelosi horrible and outrageous. he asked a federal prosecutor on the case why it didn't rise to the level of a threat. he said, bancroft was fortunate there was not a more serious charge. judge sullivan said that the comments will certainly come up in bancroft's hearing in january, and she should be ready to explain the language then because it could have an impact on her sentence. judge sullivan reflected on one of the large questions of january 6, how so many law-abiding citizens like dawn bancroft had turned against their government. and he quotes the judge. so many people up until january 6 were outstanding members of the community, never been in trouble. but on january 6, they morphed into, they morphed into terrorists, the judge said. like i said, these are provocative remarks, but this sort of thing keep happening again over and ove again in ses involving the insurrectionists on january 6. over and over again judges keep

senator sullivan. >> thank you, mr. chairman, to my colleague's statement, it is rich coming from one of my colleagues on this committee who wants to gut the military and its readiness, that is a whole other issue. back to my line of questioning from this morning and i will tell you again, gentlemen, never seen so much anger, at least from my constituents who witnessed fiasco, a president who is consistently telling falsehoods to the american people and the issue there is no accountability and you gentlemen have spent decades serving your country honorably in combat. i have utmost respect for your service, fidelity to america and you dedicated your lives to institution that has culture of strict accountability and responsibility up and down the ranks. i mentioned a few examples this morning, collision of the uss mccain, the recent tragic accident, everybody up and down the ranks, including the commanding general of the first marine division was relieved f. you're a marine or army second lieutenant plaining platoon on pa

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jake sullivan said this is strong stuff.s unnerving he is now in charge of looking at intelligence reports and willing president biden what seems to be good intelligence. this was a conspiracy theory. that i was tinfoil hat type of conspiracy theory. >> john: i am sure durham will keep pulling on the wool and see what it uncovers. jonathan turley, thanks. >> sandra: the first court appearance since his arraignment on tax fraud charges. he has pleaded not guilty. defense attorneys ask for time to prepare their defense and expect more people will be indicted. a new government in town the taliban. will the united nations recognize them? eric live with more. >> the taliban take over of afghanistan could mean they may take a seat at the united nations and join other nations that kill and imprison citizens like north korea, iran, russia and chinaa. for now the united nations didn't recognize the taliban. diplomats hope for a bid for membership could be used for leverage to reform their treatment of women. the taliban has to pass a

america in black-and-white by patricia sullivan. amazing book.i've read the whole thing and recommended the listeners read it. as you've said, at various points it is a complicated question overriding evidence around them. it is well worth reading. >> thank you to the library forum and the audience. and thank you to the kennedy library for inviting both of us to appear. >> my thanks to them all and thanks to everybody. ♪♪ on our weekly interview author program "after words" retired lieutenant colonel wayne phelps offered his thoughts on drone warfare. >> one of the biggest changes we have seen with the employment of the drones is the mental transition occurs on almost a daily basis particularly in the airports they are flying. that mental transition occurs when you wake up in the morning and then you drive to work and basically commute to combat and then fly a combat mission on the other side of the planet you might have a strike during that period of time and then mentally transition yourself to return home at the end of today. a lot of the peop

by patricia sullivan. amazing book. i read the whole thing. i recommend our listeners get out and read it. as you said, pat, at various boys a lot of these are really complicated questions, and what you doing in the book is mobilizing all the evidence around them to sort of sort out things about the wiretaps. so it's well worth reading. so thank you, professor patricia sullivan for coming to the kennedy library forum. thanks to the audience for coming and for your wonderful questions. and thank you to the kennedy library for inviting both of us to appear. >> yes. my thanks to you all. thanks, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to welcome you to the hudson library and a stroke society live event with thomas hagar who is here to discuss assessing new book "electric city: thomas edison and henry ford tried to build utopia and insteare

watch the initial security advisor to the stothert jake sullivan -- stothert jake sullivan explain a when it comes to our relationship with the tell been to that will be the taliban's actions. for americans -- their commitment to not allow afghanistan to be a base from which terrorists can protect the united states or any other country. their commitments with respect to upholding international obligations. it is going to be up to them and we will wait and see by their actions how we end up responding in terms of the economic development assistance. >> tucker: you got to think taliban are sitting about their teapot easing up and thinking, that kid is the initial security advisor for the great state? maybe it is not so great. you think they've take jake sullivan seriously quick to those of us pointed denied states would not consider taking jake sullivan seriously for a second. up you cannot count on that kid to get your starbucks order right. and he is threatening the taliban, we are going to give you more aid? they are one of the weakest air forces in the region. so the biden administ

at the center of this game as you point out, jake sullivan, who is he?ional security advisor for current president joe biden. he is the guy who reviews top secret security information every day besides what the president sees and what he doesn't see that s is the same y who was fabricating national security information to smear donald trump and to accuse him of crimes he didn't commit. even after the election, he works so jealously to spread false information to the fbi to pressure them to continue their investigation of trumpet even though they had discovered that it was nothing more than a hoax. >> sean: all right, greg. we will be fully vindicated, that is for sure and the indictment assessment showsn that. thank you greg and jared. eltalking revelation, to pop off his last name is welcome a business insider rebilling new emails from egg guy by the name of sam joe hurry a democratic donor business interest and the persian gulf considering hiring zero experience hunter at a a re of $2 million a year and success fees for lobbying campaign to unfreeze li

look at what jake sullivan post ed back in 2016, nsa advisor to president, this is where they are nowthe nsa advisor to president biden, but you have this statement from jake sullivan on this report about alpha bank and he says this could be the most direct link yet between donald trump and moscow, computer scientists have apparently uncovered a cove rt server linking the trump organization to the alpha bank of russia, the secret hot line he's talking about, i mean, it's just extraordinary to me that here he is, pedaling this nonsense years ago and now he is the nsa. equally stunning is hillary clinton's tweet that did not age well. let's take a look at hillary clinton's tweet, when she back in 2016, and she knew that her foreign policy advisors have come up and she was paying them to come up with this nonsense about trump. she tweets out, that it's time for trump to answer questions about russia. did she not accept $148 million from a russian company in the clinton foundation and so she's trying to turn it on trump , meanwhile she accepted all that money? >> well look, this is why th

remember, sullivan was a senior foreign policy advisor to hillary clinton in 2016.med he does not know all the details of the dirty dossier and the russian disinformation campaign, but this new report raises questions about that claim, and as we reported, breaking at the top of the show, there are reports tonight that none other than the congressional research service, nonpartisan, joe biden may owe the federal government up to a half a million dollars in back taxes. because he used shell corporations to avoid paying medicare tax, just as he is trying to crack down on all the so-called tax avoidance and higher in army of irs agents and telling everybody and scolding everybody to pay their fair share. really? hunter biden being investigated for the same thing. here with the latest on all of this, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. let's start with joe and hunter and taxes, because they like to schooled people for not paying their taxes and not paying their fair share, they want to spend billions on more irs agents and pull hannity's file every single solitary year

it warm fertile walk back to library, patricia sullivan, william, professor of history at the universityh carolina. the author and editor of books including lift every voice, naacp and making up for civil rights movement. days of hope, democracy and a new deal era. freedom writer. her new book is justice rising. robert kennedy's america in black and white. our moderator for this discussion, kenneth is the inaugural professor of law and harvard university. in constitutional history with a particular emphasis on race relations and economic life. creation of the civil rights lawyer. coeditor of the new black. what changed and what has not. welcome back to both of you, thank you for joining us this evening. >> it's a pleasure to be here with my old friend, patricia sullivan to talk about her amazing book. for the viewers, are going to have a conversation about 7:00. you can submit questions, for shipping instructions on the screen around seven or so, transition take q&a. but it started. i would like to start with origins of this book about bobby kennedy civil rights. most of your career, his

jake sullivan was a senior policy advisor to hillary clinton back then what do you think? is what nixon did, committee to reelect the president, a dirty bag of tricks? >> well there is no doubt that the answer is yes they should answer questions in connection with this michael sussman with this indictment. basically what you have here in the sussman indictment, is that the clinton campaign's lawyer polishing up an allegation that was untrue, that the trump campaign was colluding with russia in some way that the trump, trump campaign was connected to this bank, alfa bank and there were computer records of all sorts of contacts between the campaign and this russian bank. so you have the campaign lawyer pushing these allegations, collecting them, polishing them up in a white paper, giving it to the fbi and the fbi's role is critical here. because the fbi then essentially gave these charges some credibility when a reporter learned, not that some campaign aide was pushing some story but that the fbi was investigating this. elizabeth: yes. >> so this whole thing was going on wit

joe biden and antony blinken and jake sullivan can't shirt responsibility for this. what happened is their fault, this was not a military operation, the military was there in support. third and final point, we have to move forward with this terrible situation. what i have asked secretary austin last night is to be thinking about options for us in the future for counterterrorism and isr capability. the fact is, now that we are out, we have no eyes and ears on what is going on in afghanistan. this over the horizon suggestion that antony blinken has talked about his ridiculous. every flight out of qatar, you are flying to the arabian city and over pakistan. it's a seven or eight hour flight. you might have an our two hours of coverage. that is not effective. that's assuming pakistan will allow us to fly over. we don't know -- we have to have a base somewhere in afghanistan. this idea another stan will allow us to have a base, russia and china will not allowed to have the. i support proposals, we have to deal with this counterterrorism and vulnerability. thank you very m

senator sullivan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to follow up on senator sullivan's first question about cleanup. specifically regarding superfund cleanup. i appreciate your focus that tribes are often left behind in the superfund cleanup process. like alaska, native corporation, many tribes in arizona have struggled for decades of funding in the superfund process. for example, they're more than 500 abandoned uranium lines on the navajo nation. behalf of the tribal leaders and commitments from federal leaders who work to clean up these sites, only four sites, only four out of 500 are currently undergoing remediation in large part because for many sites it is been impossible to locate a responsible party to pay. can you expand upon your testimony so why the existing process used by epa for prioritizing superfund cleanup sites may put tribes at a disadvantage? >> in terms of the super fund programs for contaminated cleanup. we have to work directly that native village or the community to receive those funds. we can do

president biden's national security adviser jake sullivan is accused of playing a role in an allegedn to damage donald trump during the presidential election. really are politics cite several sources claiming sullivan who served as senior policy advisor to clinton led a project that want to link mister trump to russia through emails. todd: the fbi found no link between trump and russia. sullivan misled investigators and was included in a recent indictment of people connected to the alleged scheme. that the situation that bears monitoring. coming up as tens of thousands of migrants are pouring into the us is the president worried about the risk of covid, the across the border? carley: mark brnovich blames the administration for their laissez-faire approach. we are talking to him coming up. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ in business, setbacks change eve

what were our military advisers saying to president biden vice president harris, judge sullivan, secretary blinking? what were they telling them? what was the expectation? today have a plan? did they plan to leave americans behind enemy lines? did they plan to give a biography airfield? if they plan on that was a intentional they made those decisions are was it reckless stupidity that god is here? i yield the floor.

our brian sullivan reporting brian, thanks. >>> the downpour smashed a report in new york city. last night more than 3 inches of rain fell within the city within an hour. that's an all-time high, breaks a report set just two weeks ago, according to the national weather service. here's the results water pouring from the roof of a subway stop. in manhattan, water gushing off a platform train service eventually halted, it's still struggling to recover today. cnbc's seema mody is live in new york city outside that stop. >> reporter: just 24 hours ago, this station behind me was under water. it's still down tonight. many are asking why the subways weren't closed before the storm rolled in. >> were there any intelligence failure in terms of our prepared necessary? >> new york governor kathy hochul davaoing to investigate. >> we did not know between 8:50 and 9:50 p.m. that the heavens would literally open up. >> reporter: but there were red flags, on tuesday the national weather service warned the significance -- >> some isolated attorneys. >> meteorologists the morning of also soundin

the advice of jake sullivan is a staffer.he president of the united states told them how many trips will be there. the secretary of defense asked how many troops will be in afghanistan. it does seem this mission was turned over. when we got down to 600 troops, maybe enough, just enough to secure the embassy alone. when president trump left office, there were 25 hundred american troops in afghanistan. there were 5000 nato troops. we had 7500 troops to protect our terrorism operations and put leverage on the taliban and protect the embassy. visa holders -- koebel was free and safe. you saw a massive deterioration in the security situation in afghanistan. it was only a matter of time that the afghan army was going to deal with the taliban and save ourselves. i don't know how that decision was made or why it was made. that is something i think the committees will find out. something was very wrong there. the idea that you take the troops at first and hope the civilians can get out later, i think most secular tenants would tell yo

watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan. kicking off your thursday morning with stock futures really popping across the board. we're seeing green across the board. all three looking like they're going to open up half a percent higher the dow 200 points higher, at least right now, of course that can always change. this comes after mostly positive sessions for stocks yesterday with the exception of the nasdaq saw its fourth down day in a row. the index down 3.5% since monday and on pace for the worst week since february for the month we're talking about an almost 5% loss for its worst month since september of 2020 you're seeing the lines here bonds, continue to watch the yield on the ten year, this morning right now we see it continues to be above 1.5% that seems to be a key level right now at 1.524, always watching that, especially the impact on tech commodities, natural gas the big story getting hammered yesterday still on pace for the best quarter since 2005 50% increase in the last three months so big moves in the natural

they've simply said john sullivan was there to discuss the range of bilateral issues that everything that the state department has said. it does seem for now though, the russian incident regulates a roscoe, nodes or deems tech shines, allowing access to certain sites such a small voting for money propagated by the cup as outright for interference in the russian electoral process. in the russia electron cycle, there is 9 days to go until elections, emotions of clarity begun to run high out. i think this will be the last we've had . we will hear rather about the topic of interference, the role of internet, joint social media and such related topics. let's see what happens over the next week. after breakfast could for exit be next to candidate for the french presidency, is now calling on his country to seize back control and free itself from the clutches of the e. u. and it's a big name saying it as well. reporting next from paris, his shallow to bend ski. he was a man that was leaving the charge when it came to those greg negotiations with the man that was in charge of insuring a victo

senator sullivan, thank you so much for joining us today.tradicted each other during the past couple of days in these hearings on capitol hill and that they all said that they advise the president to leave some small number of troops there, 2500. the president says they didn't. so now, we have a situation where we have a lot of weapons left behind. we want to put these up on the screen for you. the numbers of some weapons we have come at 600,000 weapons, 75,000 vehicles left behind. who is going to be held accountable for this? >> the hearings yesterday, i think the two main takeaways from that is this foreign policy fiasco and you are listing one of the reasons on the weapons but this entire fiasco is president biden's. he owns this. and you saw yesterday in the hearing where the general said that they did say let's leave a residual force. that was their advice to the president and not only that but they predicted the catastrophe that we would see. so, joe biden owns this but here's something else that came out of this which is to me very d

the ministry summoned the us ambassador john sullivan over the findings. russia has irrefutable proof of the violation of russian law by american digital giants in the context of the preparation and conduct of the state duma elections in connection with this. we state that interference in the internal affairs of our country is absolutely and admissible. well, the statement didn't give too much away on what exactly happened in that meeting with the us ambassador. we do, you know, it was quite brief apart. last about to 20 minutes. it did give away the topic of the discussion which was election interference with particular reference to tech show it. we do know what immediately preceded this though. in the last few years we've had a lot of stories about russian interference in western election cycles. in particular, the u. s. elections, it seems now though the tables have a power to ton united russia deputy was silly to get off who's also the head of the committee of safety, united the corruption, and now to media today. alleged evidence of this interference had been sent to the russian