u. s. believe this lama was interesting that got to stand are in conflict with america's. i was just the china arabic spoke to the prime minister, pakistan who says he's disappointed by the whole attitude of the us and a lack of appreciation for pockets towns ro in the going was to blame august sun for this debacle and honest on it is the most painful thing for us to listen to focus on is the country that give the greatest number of sacrifices to for the american water. and one of the largest on was off to join this. this of envision of, of one of sun by the medical become part of the collision. one focused on had nothing to do with $911.00. there was no pakistan involved in. it either was in a plan is done. there were no military thought abundant, but this time we had no reason to enter the war. but unfortunately, on military dictator at the time, to get acceptability from the americans, he took us into this war. and this war goest bugging on 80000. people died in this so this country what we went to, the suffering we went through the forget about the people who lost thei

u. s. believe this law bonds interests and i've got to stand are in conflict with america's ours is china. also arabic spoke to the prime minister pakistan, who says he's disappointed by the hostile attitude of the us and the lack of appreciation for pockets towns role in the going war to blame bug is done for this debacle and honest on it is the most painful thing for us to listen to focus on is the country that give the greatest number of sacrifices to for the american water. and one of the largest sun was off to join this this invasion of a want to sun by the medical become part of the coalition. went pakistan had nothing to do with 911. there was no pakistani involved in it either was in a plan is that there were no militant thought abundant by august time. we had no reason to enter the war. but unfortunately, on military dictator, at the time, to get accepted it from the americans, he took us into this war. and this war cost bargain on $80000.00. people died in this so this country what we wen

u. s. believe is now about the interest and i found a song or in conflict with america's own office to come off. he spoke to the prime minister packets on he says he's disappointed by the hostile attitude of the us and a lack of appreciation for pakistan's role in the afghan war to blame focused on for this debacle and of one is done. it is the most painful thing for us to listen to focus on is the country that give the greatest number of sacrifices to for the american water upon us just on was off to join this invasion of a son by the medicine become part of the coalition when focused on had nothing to do with 911. there was no pakistan involved in it either was in a plan is done. there were no militant thought abundant, but this time we had no reason to enter the war. but unfortunately on military dictator at the time to get accepted it from the americans, he took us into this war. and this war goss bug is on 80000. people died in this so this country what we went through the suffering we went th

u. s. we always believe that somebody else is going to do exactly what we did and they don't take into account that there are different cultures, different ideas. and this is where you see a lot of gap. i mean, china of success is the problem. if china wasn't success, we would not be on the show. it china, success with a different system is an existential threat to our ideology. the whole idea of american exceptionalism, that it's okay to break a few eggs. if we're making a great omelet. but, you know, let's look at the omelette that we're trying to make, you know, open markets and the ballad box have not solve the world's problems. you start looking around the world, where has the us successfully imposed? i mean that by imposed as opposed to you know, countries adopting it themselves. where has that worked? it has it. i mean air spring is a massive failure. we're seeing the, the results of that in today's are obviously iraq is a broken country because of what we did. ganesha, we're leaving behind essentially a kind of poison pill on the doorstep of russia, china, and all the stands around it

and we believe the taliban would like to take the seat. clearly, most of the international community would not feel comfortable with the taliban currently in the u. s. seat. and they believe that whole issue of recognition and the gentleman i see in the eyes of the international community is one of the few leave as they have over the taliban. so they're not going to give that up very easily. so i think that explains to wait and see policy that you heard outlined by security council members, and particularly by the us ambassador linda thomas greenfield. as i say, she was just giving a nice conference. and if i may slightly, for a moment to tell you the other bit of news from that news conference, she was asked about our other top story this out about that deal between australia, the u. s. and the u. k. that news conference. and she said, she didn't think it was going to have any, despite that outrage from france, have any effect on her operations here at the united nations. in fact, she said she met the french and basset last night, and they had a cordial conversation and she said the work goes all within the close allies here at the security counci

u. s. state of louisiana. it's believed to be coming from an offshore drilling side. ida hit louisiana last week and left nearly 1000000 people without power in america's top infectious diseases experts as pfizer corona virus. booster shots are on track for regulatory approval this month. government wants to see the jazz rolled out in the next 2 weeks, but drug make a mcdunna will not be part of that push and still needs to submit further data. more than 374000000 vaccine doses have already been administered across the us. around 10000 protesters have marched through amsterdam as anger grows over the cities. corona virus restrictions, officials urged people to stop heading into the area as crowns filled up the central dam square cove. in 1900 cases have been rising since the netherlands reopened its economy in june and some measures have since been reimpose proof of vaccination or negative test result will be required for entry into some restaurants and events. from late to this month, hundreds of protesters in argentina ha

limit medicines that we have flooding whether the territory legal and the media analyst line, or believes the u. s. has no right to pass judgment on guinea. now no one will be on this tale bond or is our sensible partner. ok, if that's true. who is anybody to pass any judgment on? give me. what's the difference? i mean what a different form of chaos. but it seems like we just keep repeating the same mistake. so i hope this is just a citizen. i hope that our involvement remains merely rhetorical. we are worried, you advised, we lend our assistance. do you think that right now? anybody is in the position to see know what see who would be best able to handle a guinea best for each people now and dimension. i don't want to get conspiratorial, but i don't know the back story and who's, who is paying, who and all of that. right now, we're looking at this horror story. this fire storm among other types of storms. when he's in about 30 minutes here on our team to national up next it's cross talk with coast people about me ah, driven adrian shaped banks control those in me there's things we dare to ask in

u. s . state of louisiana. it's believe to be coming from an offshore drilling site. well, all hemphill is a siena ocean's campaign at green piece usa. he says this later slick was predictable. this is happening again and again and again because we're putting critical fossil fuel infrastructure in the, in the direct line of climate change impacts in an area that is repeatedly getting pummeled. busy by, by ever increasing more powerful storms as well as, as well as sea level rise. so while i am, i'm very concerned. it's also just sort of a fed up moment that this, that we just don't learn from past mistakes and it happens again. and again, this is an extremely vulnerable region, as any lay person can, can see. it is puzzled again and again by very strong hurricanes. but on top of it being sort of in a direct path, the hurricanes tend to tend to head towards. it is also extremely low line. this is, this is, this is land, it's just above sea level. some islands are disappearing. some communities that live coastal islands are already having to think about relocating inlan

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for years now, with his mismanagement flooding, the territory, legal and media analyst line, i believe the u. s. has no right to pass judgment. no one will be on this tale bond is our sensible partner. okay. if that's true, who is anybody to pass any judgment on? give me. what's the difference? mean? what? a different form of chaos. but it seems like we just keep repeating the same mistakes. so i hope this is just as a citizen, i hope that our involvement remains merely rhetorical. we are worried, you advised, we lend our assistance. do you think that right now? anybody is in the position to see know what see who would be best able to handle a guinea best for each people? no, not too much. and i don't want to get conspiratorial, but i don't know the back story and who's who, who's paying? who and all of that. right now, we're looking at this horror story. this fire storm among other types of storms. more news in half an hour. oh, i use driven by adrenal shaped banks in person of those in me i think we dare to ask me ah, that pacific leg around the world expedition by 1000 miles round the clock

k seeking to do is ha, i believe the u. s. clearly fell short on the 1st measure. and time will tell him the 2nd, but the prospects don't look promising. so let me start with some framing questions about the biden administrations have dentist and decision making. first, upon coming into office, how did the by that ministration assess the impact on the ground of president trump's floor deal with the taliban? the administration attempt to negotiate better terms with the taliban upon coming into office. second, the president's april withdrawal announcements set in motion any explicit contingency planning. in the event that the taliban rapidly took over the country, what was the plan to evacuate? all americans was the plan to evacuate. s i b 's, p ones, p twos, and other at risk groups was a plan to evacuate staff and those are affiliated with radio, free europe, radio, liberty, voice of america, the national endowment for democracy and other u. s. funded organizations. president trump, with steven miller, intentionally blocked s i b 's from being process, which i thin

and, and you, you firmly believe that the u. s. response was, was based on imperialism, emotionalism and imperialism. yes. very emotional. revenge oriented, we gotta get, we gotta get them for them. who's them? we didn't even know who them were. you know, they were saudi arabian saudi arabian, mostly saudi arabian terrorists. but they were led really by chic mohammad. and the more you investigated his story, the more you realized that he organized the whole things in his brain. he was the guy put it together from, from, from scratch. he knew people from the 93 bombing and he went back there and he travel the organize it. you only made one or 2 trips to see or some of enlightenment to who blessed blessed it, but not really participated in the planning of it. although the key work, the leg work was done in places like hamburg and in malaysia, san diego and also san diego. yeah. and inside the united states, of course, you know, mongers was, it was we never, we lost focus at that moment. we were terrified by horrified, exaggerated, b

around for years with islamist militants flooding the territory. legal media on this line will believes that the u. s. has no right to pass judgment on getting now no one will be on this tale bond is our sensible partner. okay. if that's true, who is anybody to pass any judgment on? give me. what's the difference? mean? what? a different form of chaos. but it seems like we just keep repeating the same mistakes. so i hope this is just as a citizen, i hope that our involvement remains merely rhetorical. we give word of advice. we lend our assistance. do you think that right now? anybody is in the position to see, you know, what, see who would be best able to handle guinea best for each people know and dimension. i don't want to get conspiratorial, but i don't know the back story and who's who, who's paying? who and all of that. right now, we're looking at this horror story. this firestorm among other types of storms came when he saw you in 30 minutes. ah, the me that the civic leg around the world expedition 5000 miles round the clock and the dead. com. spanish and english as every country close by it

u. s and did they believe they would be granted asylum here? they did.heir way because they've been living in desperate situations of the trump administration was known worldwide for its strict border policies. but what they didn't realize was that we're going to run into the same problem under the biden ministrations. uh there is this program called remain in mexico policy that the court has ordered the biden administration to continue. and so under that policy, mexico does accept people that reached the border that the u. s doesn't accept, but only people from central america and mexico, not haitians. mexico won't take back haitians and that's what the united states is responding to that, uh, responding to this situation by deporting folks, and as you know, there's been some pretty terrible images today. of border patrol on horseback and using whips, uh, to virtually heard these folks into certain areas. it's pretty sad. clearly the situation in that town of del rio is out of control and obviously is untenable here. a lot of people look at this and the

that even served as his interpreter more than a decade ago, jennifer asked general milly if he believes u. sops will eventually have to go back into afghanistan. i think there will be a very difficult policy choice. um i wouldn't say yes or no to anything. actually i think those are. it's too early to say anything like that. at this point right now we need to continue to monitor the intelligence situation. we need to continue to see if these terrorist organization threaten the united states going to develop or not, state department officials estimate there are around 100, americans still remaining in afghanistan in wilmington, delaware, traveling with the president david. spun fox news. the trial for 20 people accused of a deadly terrorist attack in paris six years ago will finally get underway this week in november of 15 2130 people died and almost 500. others were injured when suicide bombers and gunmen attacked the bataclan music hall, a sports stadium and surrounding cafes and bars, the islamic state claimed responsibility for that attack. and the french president declared a state of eme

u. s. and say all that they want and i believe, but the crack down on human rights. this is not something that i know that makes me less likely to want to live in china, i guess. but i mean the u. s. and say all that it wants and it does, it is the fact that if you look at the been able to levy, i think it definitely has a pressure on i'm trying to and it's official. but when it comes down to what i can get this point, china doesn't really care like china is going to do, which i don't want and they're big enough. and i think she didn't thing as a political well in the political enough consolidation of power to be able to make it happen. and i think that that's generally where they're at right now. william young, a lot of the activists that you speak to a lot of the people you speak to in your course in your daily course of journalism, must be very concerned. the china simply is getting away with whatever at once. and grandpa, she is actually basically just doing whatever he wants to do. is that a concern for them? the voice is radical. voices dissenting voices are jus

u. s. is becoming an increasingly unreliable part of that is something the many and you believed under the trump era, of course that will be reconciled to feel that that is the same with joe biden. a recent events suggest that could be the direction that the u. s. is taking and that will also bolster some parts of the you. we've heard for example, in the past from emmanuel micro, those who believe that they you simply needs to be more autonomy and rely less on the united states that hash about live with the latest from paris and that natasha . thank you. i. the taliban has denied reports that its leaders are embroiled in a major power struggle following the announcement of, of kenneth stones, interim government. the group says the claims are aimed at the stabilizing the country and discrediting the taliban after it took power. last month's fashion held by the has more now from the capital capital pledging allegiance to the taliban tribesmen, dignitaries, and members of the former government in kandahar the birthplace of the taliban and the seat of bala, a show of unity at a delicate moment

u. s drone strike. she was in the courtyard of this house near kabul's airport when a hellfire missile was fired at a car. believed to be linked to isis k yesterday, the u. s military admitted they acted on wrong intelligence, killing 10 innocent civilians. malika is father is glad they were proven innocent, but says no one from the united states even called to apologize. i wanna for the you said that they should spanish deep. why that they do this action. and also i wanted for you say that they should pay compensation for has seven children were among the dead. seven future members of afghan society, young minds with dreams and desires. gone. amal's brother, roma lost all three of his children along with other family members. he was inside the house and recalls the horrifying moments after the strike. i ran to the car to take my nephew. and then my wife called to me to take my other nephew. then i saw that the car was burning and i ran to pull out my daughter. she was totally burned. everyone was burned. it's always gut wrenching to speak with parents who lost children this time at the fault of the united states.

i believe it is old. the u. s. is truly i own the u. k. you have a nice and you and of the civic security lions seen as a strategy to cancer. china's influence in the region, the all curse partnership involves corporation, cyber and underwater defense and artificial intelligence. stillia also get new nuclear powered submarines with american and british help so far the u. s. there's only shared such technology with the u. k. august will bring together our sailors, our scientists, and our industries maintain and expand our engine, military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now as a key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally our nuclear powered submarine. we're opening a new chapter in our friendship. and the 1st task of this partnership will be to help us trailer acquire a fleet of nuclear powered submarines emphasizing of course the submarines in question will be powered by nuclear reactors. not a

u. s, it's been around since the 1970 s. i believe that we're still seeing losses. and this is also an issue for president biden, but i think he hasn't yet even named the director for the fish and wildlife service . what's your assessment of how the government is approaching this? while so for these species, many of them were already extinguished by the time the endangered species act was passed. but in several cases, the fish and wildlife service was too slow in protecting man. and, you know, we're, we're concerned that the biden administration is not taking this problem as seriously as we would like. and i think, you know, the fact that they haven't appointed a director of the us fish and wildlife services. one obvious example of that. and so, you know, it's extinction side just from around the world are warning that we're at risk of losing more than a 1000000 species in the coming decades. and you know, this is a problem as serious as climate change and needs to be addressed. and obviously very interrelated with climate change as well. know, you mentioned there t

u. s. state of louisiana. just days after hurricane either hit the region, it's believe to be coming from an offshore drilling site. while nearly 100 year old film, real home rail from the silent era has been found in the u. s. city of chicago. that masterpiece was discovered thanks to the pandemic. as john henry report, a man in his dog murder, a mustachioed villain, revenge into climactic twist ending. it's all captured in this 98 year old silent treasure called the 1st degree. last like most silent films for decades, i did scan the 1st degree on the machine, then came the pandemic, which gave olivia babbler time to view 5 unexamined reels of film and the chicago film archives. the 1923 silvers green classic had been sitting there since it was donated in 2006 in pristine condition. miraculous considering where it was discovered, it was being stored in peoria in a closet next to a water heater and nitrate film stock. which is flamel, so is certainly not meant to be stored in fluctuating temperatures. then she checked the u. s. library of congress list of last films. the 1st thing i did when i was researching

so 50 years later do you believe it was fitting that the u. s. empire basically collapsed on august 15th in the place. we're all on pires. go to die and that's afghan, a stand. so remarkably on the actual 50th anniversary, david is the day when we essentially saw america collapse and capital. yeah, there's a lot to that story and you're part of the day share a little bitter 100 g o pull up politics and me. but i did look at the war and as you know, i, my background came from, you know, pretty high level connection, the air force and, you know, they have 2122 from the stuff that no one knows about that i was privy to you over 30 years ago, i don't think it's over max. i think this thing's going to accelerate. i think we've got a lot to pay for. i think these deeds of what's going on in the global empire is ending and it's not going to be a pretty and there is one week and i'm a indicator that would indicate that things are fundamentally different and that would be inflation. and for a long, long time, the inflation has been hidden. its been hidde

now there was a secondary blast which is believed open caused by a gas tank in the driveway. the u. s. military so far decline to say whether there will be any disciplinary action. busy busy the me will not, he's more guys if he's in the capital cobble, he sent us this report with the latest get had been evident to many and many people that something had gone terribly wrong with his air strike you to this was weeks ago, weeks ago because people saw the, the scene in the immediate aftermath of the explosion. if we had been a car, bob laden with explosives, that many people speculate that the explosion, the devastation would have been much greater. it was, and we also saw that the pictures of the grid, 3 images of the kids, 7 of them killed during the strike. now the united states maintain that the intelligence behind this was solid. they claim that they track this vehicle from a presumed isis compound, isis, k. compound, near capital, all the way to this residential district, just 3 kilometers away from capital international airport. where of course, at the time of frantic evacuation w

u. s. in 1973 police northern ireland have arrested for men believe to be linked the death of journalist laura mckee. she was shot and killed 3 years ago while covering a riot by dissident republicans who were opposed to the northern irish peace process. one man was already charged with the murder last year. the police said others were involved in the killing. environmentalists and scientists in rome are trying to save the cities famous pine trees from a devastating insect infestation since 2018. an invasive species more common in the pine forests of north america have been spreading across rome. i am rainy, went out with a team of experts trying to beat the bugs, a sick pine tree and roam, gets the equivalent of a shot to curate hills. thank you for calling deana. that'll be what i mean. the misery, we cut the whole 4 millimeters in diameter and then inject the tree with a pesticide. we then pump the solution in by hand. that way we can monitor the pressure to make sure we don't overwhelm the tree while making sure the treatment gets distributed throughout the plant attributed whatever their

believe that. and then chris and the u. s. president spoke a little earlier and actually he linked the flooding that we're seeing and like you said, the record breaking rain to the wider climate change crisis. what did he say exactly? while he said this is more evidence that we have to confront the issue of climate change. you talked about not only what happened with hurricane ida, but the fires that are happening out west one the calendar fire. you know, the california areas has wildfires for as long as anyone can remember, but the gravity of them, the extent of them is just gotten so much more serious and much like the storms that we're seeing here in the eastern united states. the what's interesting is hurricane ida had already been downgraded hit in the south 3 days ago. they were still dealing with power outages and property damage is there when it made its way up to the northeast and did the damage that we're seeing around me now. so president biden promised that federal emergency funding would come to state and local g

u. s troops the three knowledge they believe troops were needed on the ground to avoid the collapse of thean government. i am shocked to learn that your advice wasn't sought until august, 25th on staying past the august 31 deadline. general milley why haven't you resigned? it would be an incredible act of political defiance for commissioned officer. to just resign because my advice is not taken. president biden's military advisers to lawmakers at the recommended keeping 2500 troops in the country. negotiations in congress on two major pieces of legislation are coming down to the wire. democratic leaders are trying to hammer out an agreement on a $3.5 trillion social spending package. democrats need every vote in the senate to pass it. key moderates say they object to the huge price tag, but progressives say they'll hold up the separate infrastructure bill until there is agreement on the spending plan. i am doing everything i can to move the discussion forward on the reconciliation bills. democrats will not get bipartisan help borrowing money so they can immediately blow historic songs. on

and there was a secondary blast, which is now believe to being caused by a propane tank in the driveway. the u. s. military has so far declined to say whether or not they will be any disciplinary action. oh. ringback busy the senior correspondent morale gas d. f is in cobble with moran. this get had been evidence to many and many people that something had gone terribly wrong with this strike you to this is weeks ago, weeks ago because people saw the vaccine in the immediate aftermath of the explosion. if they had been a car, bob laden with explosives, that many people speculate that the explosion, the devastation would have been much greater. it was a we also saw that the pictures of grid 3 images of the kids, 7 of them killed during the strike. now the united states maintained that the intelligence behind most was solid. they claim that they track this vehicle from a presumed isis compound, isis, k. compound, near capital, all the way to this residential district. just 3 kilometers away from capital international airport. where, of course, at the time of frantic evacuation was due on the way ver

u. s . good question. anyway, the french government has shown they are not willing to just swallow that bitter pill. plus there's solidarity with paris from b, e. u on the matter. you know, because you believe it is a good opportunity to recall to reflect on the need to raise the issue of european strategic autonomy. it is a new proof of the need to exist on our own. when the grace of august was announced, none of the leaders of the u. s. u. k. or the tree, or mentioned china even once. but make no mistake. the masterminds of the new packed must have had keeping beijing at bay on their mind. their falling no one, just look at how the article on on because on the b, b. c is titled trying to reaction to the new partnership didn't take long, critical and outright countries should not build, exclusionary blogs targeting or harming the interests of 3rd parties. in particular, they should shake off there. cole were mentality and ideological prejudice. and the you published ed strategy for cooperation in the in the pacific. clearly stating the intention not to worse than relations with china. contradicting the apparent intentions of august, the e. you will also pursue its multifaceted engagement w

u. s. in 1973 police in northern ireland have arrested for men, believed to be linked to the death of journalist lyra key. she was shot and killed 3 years ago while covering a riot by decision republicans who were opposed to the northern irish peace process . one man was already charged with murder last year. the police said others were involved in the killing would be astronaut, saw hoping to make history on wednesday as the 1st all civilian and crew to be launched into all the space. next slide is taking a billionaire entrepreneur and 3 other novices into space from cape canaveral in florida. mission follows to civilian sub water for all the flights in july. i am a mission pilot, and it's really special for me to hold that title. because i'm going to be the 1st black female pilot of the spacecraft. there have been 3 black female astronauts have made it to face. and knowing that i'm going to be the 4th means that i have this opportunity to not only accomplish my dream, but also inspire and inspire the next generation of women of color and girls of color. and really get them to think about reach

u. s. military at the age of 19 in 2005. when i joined, i believe in protecting people and standing up to bullying. and i kinda felt it was my duty to do so the i wanted to be a hero. i wanted to help people and do good and do something constructive and productive. and i was sold on the idea that joining the military to fight for my country was a bad thing. oh i brandon brand is a full me you a v pilot. he flew drones and opened fire on targets, enough galveston and iraq. but brandon himself was based in nevada. my 1st shot happened in eastern afghanistan, killed 3 individuals watched and man bleed out from the way that he was with the those happened on a regular basis. and there's probably about $300.00 bombs dropped a year from drone. in general. it's really just a massive it's point click and kill man it's, it's so easy that anyone can do it. it's treated like a game, you know, in a perverted way. i believe it's almost thrilling for certain people because it deals with real human lives. there's no, there's, there's a hire today. ah, and i think t

u. s. military drone operator has spoken out about such attacks as he believes he was responsible for the deaths of innocent men. after my 1st shot, i took it to 3 innocent men killed. that, i believe are innocent. i called my mother afterwards and cried. and she told me that it was good that i felt bad about it, because if i felt good about it, i was, i would just be another psychopath. ah no other way. and again, for my education and the military showed up one day and i will pay for your education if you, sir, for a minimum of 4 years. how can anyone turn that down? oh, i started and comes down and turns around. now go to the military grade ranch and since your job is to kill people and break things. so you got all these young enlisted dude and girls gallon and guys who are out of high school. grab no experience in anything who are now. basically, video game snipers for months of training, made that put in the position to make these decisions. the are the 1st 3 months. i was in active missions, i watched enemy forces die or friendly forces die and the forces die and then innocence, inno

u. s. military official has face to any action for the gun that's done withdrawal tobacco. we spoke to us marine reserve as to believe stewart sheller was punished for speaking up in order to set an example. the woke generals in the depth and everybody else. they see him as a threat, so they need it. they need to shut him up. joe, what did they do? they gave him a gag order right now. now he's going to go to the break. now he's facing charges. and i personally think that they're also trying to make an example out and showing the world. okay. if you're going to do this, if you're going to speak out against us, we're gonna, we're going to hit hard and you're probably going to phase military prison, which is unfortunately, that looks like it was some of the targets of steward. shoulders criticism were grilled in congress. this week over the key arctic afghan withdrawal, with senior american military officials making last struck many as per excuses for more help and take a listen. the fact that the african army that we in our partners trained simply melted away in many cases without firing a shot, took us all by surprise

u. s. military official has face any action for the afghan asked on withdrawal tobacco. we spoke to a us marine reserve as to believe stewart sheller was punished for speaking up in order to set an example. the woke generals in the depth and everybody else. they see him as a threat, so they need it. they need to shut him up. joe, what did they do? they gave him a gag order right now. now he's going to go to the break. now he's facing charges. and i personally think that they're also trying to make an example out and showing the world ok. if you're going to do this, if you're going to speak out against us, we're gonna, we're going to hit hard and you're probably going to phase military prison, which is unfortunately, that looks like it's well the engine is really divided over whether a steward schiller did the right thing by publicly criticizing america as senior military officials, well top us generals this week, we're grilled in congress of the arctic at withdraw enough canister making what struck many per excuses for what happened. the fact that the african army that we and our partner strained, simply melted away