was you need much more powerful than previous big names like alice to campbell who worked with tony black. he had power over who was appointed, who was removed, including the chancellor of the exchequer, and so on. so he was incredibly powerful. and for more than a year. so boris johnson close up because his assessment rings true when you related to what we have all experienced. seeing johnson an action. i think it's going to be damaging for her. i checked the discussion with some political commentators for a program the other day. sort of spontaneously 2 of them cited cummings and said as evidence to make sense of johnson. i think therefore the running commentary and it's about a tweet every hour long, long blog is going to be damaging to him. mostly voters won't read them. but these things coming through and it is a condemnation that sort of makes sense. it's not outrageous what he's saying. colds with what everyone can see. and so i think it's going to be damaging to. and the seems to be fair volume of text messages between the prime minister is form a confidant. that could i could spe

also weighing in former british prime minister tony black, who sent you k troops into afghanistan 20 years ago. he criticized the u. s. decision to pull out branding the justifications behind it. as imbecilic. we didn't need to do it. we chose to do it. we did it in a b, d. and to an imbecility. political slogan about ending forever was blair added that britain's involvement in the region was not hopeless despite the taliban to advance . and that the u. k. has a moral obligation to stay in the country until the afghans who need to be reevaluated. the journalist and international specialist rich of med hurst is skating thing about blair claims. he calls this slogan about ending forever. was in basilica, but he's the one who followed george bush, the laughing stock of the, of the western world in 2001 into 2 wars, both of gunnison and iraq. and he's the one who could not finish the war for 20 years later. now in 2021. and he's still offering excuses, trying to justify what he did. the united kingdom and the united states did not invade afghanistan to help women go to university, even t

and tony black in a different part of the statement that he gave in a risk of relegation to the 2nd division of global powers for britain. our greatest allies giving us little or no consultation. and we've got some serious reflection to do. i just finally, if i some of the, even the european union is concerned about this. joseph beretta, who is the european union's foreign policy chief. he spoke to, i have pay on saturday. i mean, it was critical of the bottom and administration saying that the way that the american military, heroic further efforts to get their own people out. they were putting such type constraints around capital that bought it was actually creating problem for other european nations to get that after our lives and thereafter in separate is out. so, you know, the united united states have been rather focused on their own needs. the expensive themes of the allies and collaborators. well, thanks for that pull brennan in london. one week after the taliban took over cobble the on group is busy trying to form a new government. senior taliban leaders are in talks with their comma

. >> reporter: tony ortega lived about a black airport 50 years and is seen efforts to close it come and go. he was most disturbed by the recent study showing elevated levels of lead in the bodies of children living near the airport. >> magical happy about it. knowing the city came out and dit leknow earlier. t and they >> reporter: there were efforts to close reid-hillview because of safety concerns of incompatible land-use ago supervisor cindy chavez says the study was two weeks ago analyzed blood samples from 70,000 children between 2011 and 2020 as the smoking gun. >> we have proof that the lead in the gas is causing damage and harming children in the community. >> reporter: airport supporters had mixed reaction and the aviation is as owner supports the ban on leaded fuel for airplanes. >> we don't like it either. >> reporter: he doesn't want the airport to close it predicts federal aviation administration will fight hard to keep it open for pilot training in emergency operations as needed. >> it will be a long road. no mistake. actually they won't allow it to close. anytime soon

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. >> to your point about the disproportionate part, black people make up 42% of those on parole. >> 11 states, tonynk it's astounding. >> mind boggling and wrong. >>> all right. members of the seattle storm got to celebrate their wnba title at the white house. they were invited by the president yesterday to celebrate in a season that was played during the pandemic. president biden congratulated the players for their performance on the court and for their work on social justice issues. listen. >> what makes this team remarkable is they don't just win games. they change lives. that's what winners do. they shine the light. they lift people up. they're a force for change. >> throughout the past year, the storm helped spotlight police brutality issues and encourage voter registration. remember when they wore these jerseys in support. >> i remember that. >> it's wonderful what it's calling the attention to. and important. i think the jersey was a little big for president biden. >> i'm sure it will look good in the frame in the white house. >>> we have this update on the "jeopardy" host shakeup and mayim

strongly person up from a block ops black ops helicopter and bloom around for the world to see. even tonyontana would be ashamed, embarrassed, and disgusted at what is happening right now. the truly oppressed, the christians, the women, the children, the ones who dared to believe in freedom, they will be rewarded for taking any. -- eight need. they will be raped. they will be slaughtered. all by savages using america's military equipment. after 20 years of war, joe biden, or whoever is telling him what to do nowadays, made the taliban stronger than ever. make no mistake, members of the house freedom caucus are not standing here today because nancy pelosi called for an emergency session of congress. no, we are standing here because nancy pelosi, joe biden and kamala harris and every person they have put in a position of leadership failed our rave men and women. they failed our brave men and women of the united states military, and they failed the american people. think about it. speaker pelosi, coat us back into session -- call back into session to begin the process of spending trillions o

what do i can totally black words so no matter how started the afghan war, calling the withdrawal by the u. s. imbecilic? well, 1st of all, tony blair is a war criminal. so i mean, i don't think anyone is really interested in what he has to say. i think people put it on social media. this is like asking a serial killer. you know, why they, they think the emergency services are not saving their victims fast enough. i mean, he, he calls the slogan about ending forever was imbecility. but he's the one who followed george bush, the laughing stock of the, of the western world in 2001 into 2 wars, both of dennis, not and iraq. and he's the one who could not finish the wars were 20 years later. now in 2021. and he's still offering excuses, trying to justify what he did. so if there's one, if there's any embassy here, it's most certainly tony blair and that thing something given that we're talking about joe biden, in the same sentence. so, you know, tony, tony blair has lied from the beginning over time. even right now when he's talking about the withdrawal, he's saying that the taliban failed to give up all kinds of leadership. this

story of black farmers in america and their struggle to get the funding committed to them in the massive covid relief package. >> and a sit down with an unforgettable actress. and winning a tony award on broadway. all of that just ahead. let's begin this morning with the taliban taking more ground overnight in it's all but uncontested march across afghanistan. now moving in quickly on the capital city of kabul as the united states races to get it's people out of the country. richard engel is in kabul with the latest. >> good morning, willie. the taliban takeover of all of afghanistan is nearly complete. it could be a short time before taliban falls into taliban's hands. there are negotiations being held between the taliban and the afghan government. those are effectively surrender negotiation investigation which the afghan government would resign, hand over to a transition government that would be lead by the taliban. that could today, it could happen tomorrow, but the city is encircled. they have been able to free thousands of their prisoners that have become fighters. they captured huge stockpiles of weapons, and the taliban is negotiating their capture of the city. while t

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tony. intense is the word that keeps coming to mind as we have been here in austin, texas. right now opponents say the new restrictions would hurt people with disabilities, and people in black and brown communities that live here in texas. they were voting on drive-through voting and overnight voting. something put in place during the pandemic and predominantly used by voters of color. democrats are still hopeful that they will be able to attach amendments to the bill before it passes here at the capitol. ♪ the fight over voting rights in texas has been one of the most contentious in the country. more than 50 democratic lawmakers fled the state last month, breaking quorum to block gop-backed bills they deem voter suppression. does it feel like then anything was accomplished by breaking quorum? >> yeah, something was accomplished because it raised the awareness. >> reporter: representative garnet coleman's district includes a portion of houston. why was it important for you to come back last week? >> i don't think we were gaining anything by being away. at some point we have to fight on the floor and actually represent our constituents in that way. >> reporter: the bill bans