what we know is that the u. s. president put in place a direction that the defense secretary should really look at figuring out how to ensure that the military can continue to operate during the pandemic in the national security would in no base be at risk. and so as a result, he directed the defense secretary to look at implementing this type of a mandate. and now that memo going out to all members of the military in order to prepare them for what appears to be an imminent decision and implementation of that . and that is to see math vaccinations of the us military. now, the date is september 15th, but if infections continue to arrive, there is the possibility we understand of moving that date up even sooner. but one of the problems will be given the fact that this is one of the world's largest employers, there are millions of people that will be effected, and as a result, it will take time. values president edgar longer will seek to feign dolphin opposition challenges in elections. on thursday, with the country

u. s. is he going to get it? i think you get it for one very simple reason. at least that will give him some credit from the outset is that he's not benjamin antonio. right. there's no secret that benjamin and funny are when the democratic party in the united states have had a long history of tension. ben, it's coming talking about a new spirit and new start, new government in jerusalem that can not necessarily see ida. i similar to what natasha said on issues of extreme importance for or whether it's the iranians or even the palestinian issue, which we might talk about. they're definitely not gonna agree on all of those big issues or how to confront them. but the fact of the matter is that these are new people in new roles and they don't have the same baggage or storage baggage that i'm used to carry with them. therefore, i think the whole get that start the americans are going out of the way they are showing him a lot of respect bended for his part is not airing dirty laundry in public. he's

u. s. is reiterating its warnings with the state department saying that the situation around the cobble airport remains very tense. just as a charles stratford was telling us a few moments ago and that there are the credible threats of violence. so there are they're telling american citizens us citizens not to gather near cobble airport. as far as the explosions that we heard about a moment ago were trying to get some more information about that on this end. and we'll give that to you whenever we have it available. the u. s. says that it is drawing down its diplomatic presence in afghanistan, evacuating embassy personnel. as of the 1st of september, there will be no us diplomatic presence in the country of afghan, a stand. and so rob on this, the comments from the u. s. national security advisor that there would be some leeway on this january on august 31st. the deadline for evacuating well, and it's, it's not clear exactly who the national security advisor jim sullivan is talking about. but w

u. s. partnership is for the long term, and it's also not just in terms of economy. the u. s. she said, has an interest in making sure people are safe. and she talked about us donating vaccines to contain the spread of corona virus to bring it into the pandemic. and that's what she talked about, that the u. s. is here for the long term, to offer itself as a counterweight to china's rising influence. many thanks to that, florence, louis that for us in kuala lumpur, tennessee as president, has extended the suspension of parliament until further notice nearly a month after taking on emergency powers case said sac, the prime minister took over public prosecutions. of politicians froze parliament last month. his critics labeled at a qu, but side said, bad governance di economy and a surgeon coven 19 outbreak justified his actions. lebanon's economic crisis is getting so bad. the government has announced students will only be allowed to 10 schools for 4 days a week. the education ministry blame, skyrocketing fuel prices. well, the management has done must be the result of failure to

u. s. is focused on completing evacuation by the end of the month. in the past 24 hours alone, over 10000 people have been listed from top to bottom, says it will not extend the deadline for western forces to leave off. can stand us president joe biden is under pressure to keep american troops on the ground beyond the, on the 31st to continue investigation efforts. well, helpful. that is ation says, 500 tons of medical supplies, rough ganna, sam, l stuck in the u. a because of the situation at cobb lab as critical supplies will run out in 10 days. colleague. so he will also from, i'll just arabic, has been inside cobbles. apple has his account of the ongoing situation. there mendez him about him because we are reporting from inside cobbles, 100 cars. i international airport. and this is the last line separating taliban fighters from the u. s. and foreign forces to my left to the taliban fighter from butter 313 task force, which is assigned to secured the airports parameters. behind me are the

u. s. is temporarily suspended. evacuation like half of the cale cobbles, airport. thousands of people rushed onto atomic. desperate to escape taliban rule. to say they go to government sector general antonio cherish as warned of human rights abuses and mounting violations against women and girls. un security council called for an end to begin the process of forming a new government after taking control of the presidential palace in campbell. a group captured nearly all major cities in the past 10 days. as we wait for us president joe biden to speak this bringing nut, jennifer britain, i really associate professor of public and international says at the university of pittsburgh. she joins us live, my skype from united states. thank you very much for being with us. what, what's your expectation of what we can hear? we'll hear from my president biden. i don't expect to hear a major change strategy from president by them. i think he's going to double down on his desire to leave. i've got to start

u. s. thought that they could try to pull off over the last 20 years. well the u. s. is trying to engage in nation building. i mean the u. s. and when military, we were entirely successful with every engagement with the taliban and insurgent force and happiness. and keep in mind that this is a political defeat, not a military one for the u. s. i was a, it was a loss of will and lack of thinking. we didn't have a, we ended up fighting a 20 year war. not a 20. your so much is one year war 20 times over. so there's a real distinction there. obviously the russians have a lot of experience in afghan and like the united states, it was not a pleasant part of russian history. the russians want to, will they be able to have the basing and touch it gets done and is becca stand to be able to build a type of build up the type of infrastructure necessary for an incursion against and remember in the cold war, when the russians were last there, so she started his breakfast and were part of the soviet union, not really any more. so the question is, the big question, the biggest question

u. s. is now starting to move some equipment military equipment on this, or there are things that are going out just not full. as we said, you know, our mission to continuing evacuating those as required and to meet the mission requirement by august 30. first is what the commanders are executing. so does that mean that you're starting to take some equipment out on the aircraft or does it or, or, or do you not have enough? or there is equipment leaving on those flights to that was originally planned. and then if i could have one more absence, have there been any attacks on mckenzie talked about how the taliban had boarded some attacks before thursdays attacked? are there been any other cases that you're aware of that the taliban had actually stopped attackers from getting in towards the airport? i don't have specific reports of that other than as you can see, as we just talked, the security of the base is the most important thing that we're doing to allow us to continue our mission. you said th

u. s. is still focused on keeping the pressure tight against the venezuela president. so that is a story that is probably still supportive for higher prices. i think you're probably you're going to see opec plus is going to remain confident that the u. s. is going to still be a net importer of oil and i think that's why a lot of people are still bullied long term for oil. and one more thing before we go ad, there's one angle that i wanted to hit on here. and that's the new report released monday from the united nations calling the climate crisis, a code read for humanity. now this prompts the calls for cutting back commissions, which we've heard a ton recently. will this along with dividing administrations push for electric vehicles, have any impact on the outlook for the oil industry in the near future that all years away? i think that's years away and remember big oil has been really focused on shifting their revenue streams. so big oil has been, they've been preparing for this for quite som

u. s. is not saying what sort of details or intelligence they have other than to say that they think it is very likely with the next 24 to 36 hours. but they're not specifying exactly what the threats are. other than to generally say that there is very active threats and very credible threats against us military personnel and any innocent civilians outside the airport. it's very unusual for the president united states to basically say that the, to verbalize to the american people, that an attack is potentially eminent against us interests. but that's exactly what joe biden did in this statement that he released late on saturday here in the u. s . washington basically saying exactly that it just shows you how delicate and fragile and quite frankly dangerous. the situation is there and how seriously the white house is looking at it. also saying, joe biden, and that statement also saying that the air strike from an unmanned drone against the 2 they killed the 2. i saw k members would not be the l

is that the u. s. embassy in cobble put out an alert, advising all us citizens that are at the gates outside of the cobble airport. to leave immediately. it's unclear if this is because they knew about this counter terrorism operation or not. or if they're expecting some sort of retaliation by i, so we just simply do not know we did call the state department about that security alert at the airport. they said they would not give us any more details or specify what the specific threat is. but clearly tensions are high, and we do know that military and intelligence officials did brief joe biden on friday and told him that another attack at the cobble airport was in their words, likely. so this is new information tonight about another security alerts being issued by the u. s. embassy and cobble advising again, all american citizens that are outside the airport at the gates at this hour to leave immediately and seek shelter. thank you for that update. gabriel, alexander, i live for us in washington dc. ap

u. s. is going to pull out by the august 31st deadline, but coordination with the taliban seems to be key is we heard from general mckenzie a short while ago. so will this us cooperation continue after august 31st? well, that's the big question that a lot of people are asking right now. and the administration is basically being non committal. they are saying and joe, by an even set it in his speech, he said, we do not trust the taliban, but we both have mutual self interest in this both of us, meaning the united states and the taliban. listen. it is quite remarkable that the u. s. is relying on the taliban to provide security outside of the airport perimeter. esentially, the u. s. is soldiers. safety in a lot of ways is in the hands of taliban security personnel. this is just the way it is because the taliban controls the entire area outside of the airport as we all know. so there has been open communication lines as thursday. after this attack, the u. s. has been coordinating with the taliban

of course the withdrawal is complete and there are no more u. s. military in afghanistan. it's likely that the u. s. is going to have to play a role in the future of us, going to stand in your view. what might that look like? well, i think the real problem for the biden administration and the military and the intelligence community right now is they know that there is remaining outside presence in afghanistan. it's fairly overt in some ways. they certainly know that there's a presence of the afghan branch of the islamic state, isis correspond. but most of the struck most of the ways that the military in the us intelligence community. i had been planning on gathering intelligence post us pull out have collapsed with the afghan government. so i think there's a real scramble right now to figure out how will there, you know, how will the military and the ca, even know where to launch strikes or who to launch strikes against. if indeed today you need need to large strikes in the, in the months and years ahead. we also hard by and paint a sort of new direction for us foreign poli

the thinking is i think that the u. s. allies are not going to allow people into that terminal to get on to commercial flights once more until its evacuation operation has been complete. which is again, understandable. but that might mean that it's the end of the month because that's what they're talking about. is this 31st of august deadline and then jo by the us president, and also bar is johnson that you k joking that that might have to be extended. so it's extremely frustrating, as you might imagine. but the, all of the people outside of the airport, the people in cobble, and the y direct dentist sat looking at that apple, which is the only way in and out of afghanistan at the moment, effectively wondering when they might be able to get on a flight rub many things, rob mcbride, they're joining his life from cobble charleston that has more now on those evacuation efforts hitting east towards cobble airport. this flight is part of an international effort to move thousands of people out of afghanistan because they are af

a spoke 1st and for china is foreign ministry argued the u. s. isn't even a part of the un convention is referencing, and that it's track record speaks for itself. a ball heating the u. s. has returns to join the united nations convention on the law of the session so far, but claims to uphold the convention. maybe us has recklessly intervened militarily in afghanistan, iraq, and syria, but claims to be bending the interests for the small countries. so i think it would be much more credible if it said that it was offending the you. every legend, enablement and its own interests. meanwhile, trying to deliver the shipment of 200000 vaccines to vietnam the day before harris arrived. however, the vice president noted that the u. s. has committed even more this week as it legs behind china and russia in the global supply of vaccines. today, i am pleased to announce that 1000000 more. 1000000 more doses are on the way to vietnam, as we speak and meet at the very moment. this brings the total number of doses we've donated to vietnam to 6000000. we have al

u. s. is waiting to see if iran takes a diplomatic approach to addressing the various issues, including the jcp away and that the u. s. is prepared to rejoin that nuclear dale, the jcp, a joint comprehensive plan of action deal if or on and here is to its responsibilities . so with more on s, including, if israel and the us is on a crash course with lebanon and iran, joining me now is former pentagon official, michael maloof. so here we go again. you were here yesterday and i said, i'm sure you're gonna be back and i'm sure to be talking more about this and here we are. first of all, let's, let's, let's start with webinar and start with that development, be instruction webinar. what do you make of that is, is this a dangerous escalation, or is it kind of tit for tat? beyond tit for tat? i think that this is clearly elements within lebanon that are anti husband, that are trying to agitate and provoke to get israel to respond in a military fashion. i has bought anti. yeah, because that's interes

is going on in the world. now on the topic of providing vaccines, the u. s. has been criticized for not doing enough to help other countries, especially when compared to china and russia. so why is the u. s. and specifically harris now making this promise of supplies and funding to vaccine or to vietnam rather this week? well, i think they've been stung by that criticism. even more important though, as a criticism, i think, is the claim that here in the united states, hundreds of millions. so that way, more than we're talking about with vietnam, hundreds of millions of doses are being stored are being kept back from the market even as plans are beginning to be wrapped up for the booster shots, the 3rd and potentially the 4th shot. so the criticism around the world has been that the united states is keeping for itself the overwhelming bulk of life saving help and not sharing it with the rest of the world. the chinese and the russians are, by contrast, at least doing less of that kind of warding. and that is what vice president harris is trying to deal with, but

u. s. is not asking nations in se asia to pick sides, but rather the us is here to stand with its allies and that it's engagement in the region is about advancing shared interest. those interests include trade and the economy and working together to combat the pandemic. when the us wants to broaden the scope of its engagement with countries in the region to strength and ties with south these asian countries to counter a rising, china harris also has to convince southeast asian countries of us, his commitment to the region. and that may be slightly more difficult with her trip happening against the back of the collapse of gun this done that bound to be questions about whether the u. s. can be counted on to keep its foreign policy promises. sam b as president elect again, de illema has been sworn in. it happened to the special ceremony in the capital of psycho replaces outgoing liter. go look, go off the, securing a margin of nearly a 1000000 votes in this month selection to juliana now faces th

u. s. is publicly continued sanctions against the group, all privately relying on them to fight groups. like i said. so how do you see us influence playing out in the country's economy and are we likely to see more for an investment from other countries? i know us us relationship with afghanistan's going to look like it. yes, relationships. a lot of countries in the world, we pretend to have the simpler to pretend to have this, the power, but, but be this country that is moving on without us establishing the own trade relationships. we've seen that with china and we've seen that with, with russia, the u. s. ever further isolating itself from the, from the world economy is this tendency began about 5 years ago and it just keeps perpetuating itself. the u. s. keeps acting as if it's a big global superpower, but it's failing to show that it actually has that much influence in the world. and that seems to be what's going on. right, and right now we have f canister, there will be traded relationshi

u. s. is gone, they take an air traffic control with it. they're pretty much left. i show of an airport that it is now up to the taliban. possibly with the help of foreign part in the countries to re establish all of the systems that make an apple work, such as that, that traffic control it security and all the rest. it has to do that. the land board is largely remain closed. it has thousands of people moving towards those land borders to try to get out of afghanistan. so it has a brain drain to deal way that has massive migrations of people. it has to somehow convince people to stay within the country. and then there are fears from the people themselves, of course, that all of these mrs. that the, this being a new type of taliban regime, that it is a softer, more inclusive government. it doesn't mean much until people see that matched with actions. and a lot of people, as we know simply waiting, they are heading for land borders and they will at once they have the opportunity, it seems we hav

u. s. is going to give israel 3300000000 in a most of that goes to military grad weapons grads. and there is no oversight about this. israel is actually the only country where the u. s. gives, in a lump sum and not in quarterly installment. and he doesn't know where the spending is taking place. and the us has done this for, you know, reputed a year after year in spite of the fact that there are in human rights violations that don't square with what the u. s. and security strategy is inviting security strategy. he mentioned again and again this idea of values and human rights and that age should be condition on human rights. but these 2 things don't seem to go together when it comes to israel, because this relationship is so deep and it doesn't really seem to matter what israel does. so, i mean, i think with this 1st meeting, this 1st meeting is probably more important to, to bennett a visual because he's a new prime minister. but in the long term, i tend to think that israel has tended to, to hold the cars and sort of the tail wagging the dog. let's get skipped, but get back to

u. s. is a 20 year occupation of afghanistan is 12 words where i am here to announce the completion of our withdraw from afghanistan. and that was some of the 1st words that he uttered in this. in this briefing here. very interesting briefing. he said that it was the last 5 military aircraft that left a 100 cars, a international airport. he said that the commander on the ground was on the very last plane, as well as ross wilson, the us ambassador to have dennis den they were on the last plane. and those planes are now out of afghanistan airspace. he said the also that, that, that a lot of the military assets that the u. s. had at the airport have been destroyed . and that in terms of handing over to the taliban, he said some very interesting things. she said that the taliban has been in his words, helpful and useful over the last several days, especially helping to secure the perimeter of the airport. he was quite frankly, lack of a better word complimentary of the taliban and their efforts to

u. s. has many bases within the region. of course, the bottom line though is it was a pretty frank assessment of where things were at. but very interesting. and the last day that the u. s. was in afghan stand sort of complimenting and tipping their hand to the afghan to the taliban for their help securing the airport on those critical final days and weeks money. thanks for that. gabriel and his andre efforts in washington dc. well, as we mentioned earlier, the you unsecure to council adopted a resolution to let people who want to leave afghanistan de so safely. but it's not known if the taliban will go along with this. the u. s. hopes the resolution will protect people's rights to leave ask, honestly, no matter. the reason kristen salumi reports now from the u. n. as the u. s. was completing its withdrawal from afghanistan. the security council was voting on a resolution meant as a message for the taliban, that the world is watching. one such commitment which the taliban has made publicly and privately, is that those who wish to leave afghanistan will be able

u. s. is telling its citizens not to go to the airport because of a security threat and searching americans already there to leave. panic is growing among thousands who are still trying to get on slides. charlotte, bella has more couples. we know about 1500 us possible holders remain and cobbled were meant to be evacuated. we understand that they starting to 2 out of the why, if you will missions with the ascending helicopter to try and retrieve these people and get them to the airport because of the threat to tell about also saying to us, we're also trying to secure the perimeter we're also at risk to i so we also understand that they've got to kind of use strategy to get people and we were witnessing this yesterday with they putting people on buses essentially pre facing them at different places around cobbled checking that they've got the paperwork. they need to get through and then taking those buses as kind of a streamlined process to get past the telephone. supporters of bolivia as forme

is there a legal precedent in the u. s. for mandatory vaccinations? yes, and this is what so interesting. speaking of going all the way to the u. s. supreme court states have the legal and constitutional authority to require that people who live in that state be vaccinated or to introduce the vaccine mandate. and this goes back to a case dating in 1905, had to do with smallpox. that comes from a case in massachusetts jacobson versus massachusetts. there was actually a smallpox outbreak in cambridge and cambridge introduced an ordinance that required all adults to be vaccinated or re vaccinated against smallpox or face a $5.00 fine. and in this one guy suit, he said, you can't make me do that and the u. s. supreme court heard the case and said, oh, contrary, we can make you do that because one state police powers in the us constitution and to we are going to consider the great good, like for a health emergency, which was that was what it was considered. the greater good outweighs the needs of the individual. so there is a precedent if states do want to

u. s. is leaving not only in terms of the us leaving its millet, its military absence, but also in terms of trying to instead emphasizing its own power and emphasizing its own capability with the withdrawal of the us in mind. so you do have couple of hours going around to some of these countries that are very close to china geographically and trying to see that and is seeing it as the time for china to really step up and demonstrate its own power. and so what we saw on the weekend, for example, was trying to testing out to brand new short range missiles, which it says can bypass electro magnetic interference. now, the aging has been a bit coin thing where or when they might use this new weaponry. but it's very clear that this new weaponry can be used in the south trying to see it can be used against taiwan, which aging sees as its own rogue province, for example. so trying to, in one way is kind of saying, look, you might have come la harris in singapore, but look at the honest on this could b

u. s aid administrator samantha power who is leading the white house's response, says the u. s. is sending a 65 persons search and rescue team with specialized equipment. a lot of medicine is needed. assistance from the authorities help from the international community from the ngos, families who lost their homes, salvage what they could and set up tents at a nearby soccer field. haiti is still recovering from an earthquake that devastated the island in 2010, killing hundreds of thousands and leaving cow endless others homeless. the countries also in the midst of political turmoil after its president was assassinated just one month ago and after being hit by one natural disaster, haiti is already bracing for another tropical storm. grace is projected to pass over the island on monday in new york. alex hogan fox news. expect congresswoman barbara lee today released a statement on us aid to haiti. it reads in part quote while we're waiting for concrete information. the scale of this earthquake likely means haiti will need significant support from the us and the international commun

is burning everyone in board, the fire trucks. we have to tell the germans what they will get if they vote for the c d. u. c. s u and the federal elections. after years of the grand coalition, we have to press the bushel reset button for germany. instead, the election campaign in germany is rippling along by chancellor angle america will step down at this upcoming election up to nearly 16 years in charge. she seems relatively calm, heading into the vote. we are fighting all the parties fighting. we will work every day to get a good election result and not look every day at the polls. ultimately, it is the ballots voters in the ballad box of that count. not long to go now before germans go to the polls on the 26th of september to elect a new chancellor. those folks are pretty good for the social democrats right now, but those margins are incredibly fine. boom, by setting away just a few moments time. we're back in half an hour, the latest join us again. me the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when such order

important thing to remember is that for the, from the point of view of the entire world is that the reach of the u. s. empire is shrinking. so now the u. s. empire has failed in trying to subdue afghanistan, and they couldn't, couldn't continue. it's illegal occupations because it was unpopular from the very start with the afghan. he's and it was a violation of international law for about half way through the weekly program here . what are you still to come occupations of german police brutality and anti lockdown protests to seeing the un special rapids on georgia saying there are grounds for an intervention that story on the rest of your highlights in just a minute. i join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me . i mentioned that i saw that you know more than a month up in the last arctic. and when i got back i had just totally refrained how great we now have it in modern life. so before i go up there, it's like i use hot running water every day. never thought about how great that is d

important thing to remember is that for the, from the point of view of the entire world is that the reach of the u. s. empire is shrinking. so now the u. s. empire has failed in try to subdue afghanistan, and they couldn't, couldn't continue. it's illegal occupations because it was unpopular from the very start with the afghan. he's and it was a violation of international law and still to come here on our t accusations of german police brutality. a protests have seen the un special records on torture. say actually there are grounds for intervention, moral and life discussion with us these mexico. and after the break, the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk with me. ah ah, i use the good be with us for the weekly program here. when i see the us recently hit its self imposed debt ceiling. that is not stopping democrats from pushing ahead with an infrastructure

important thing to remember is that for the, from the point of view of the entire world is that the reach of the u. s. empire is shrinking. so now the u. s. empire has failed in trying to subdue afghanistan, and they couldn't, couldn't continue. it's illegal occupations because it was unpopular from the very start with the afghan. he's and it was a violation of international law. and us recently had its self imposed debt ceiling . but that's not stopping democrats for, from pushing ahead with an infrastructure package worth one trillion dollars. senate has even silence debate on the legislation. on top of that, democrats are feeling confident enough to ask for another spending package totaling $3.00 trillion dollars. it will all ultimately require having to increase the debt ceiling, and republicans are having none of it. if they don't get more of a say on how the money spent, if they don't need on our input, we had our help with a debt limit increase that wrecked actually. as he is reckless plans, you will require the debt ceiling limits, the amount of money that the u. s. government can oh, it was

u. s. is bad side. the u. s. threatened to deal with chinese companies forcing institutional to divest interests and chinese companies. and let's not forget tick tock. the u. s. tried to force it to sell itself over to an american company, which essentially is legal theft, a chinese ip. and now it looks like the future battle ground of tech will lie within use their data, which is a valuable commodity and something which foreign companies will not want to turn over to the u. s. yeah, it really is interesting to see how china is responding to the policies we've seen from the u. s. over the last few years. now another story that came up this week was the fact that the chinese government is also moving to regulate the algorithms used by tech companies like fight, dance, and tens, that whole thing. now of course, china is known for having strict controls that and the majority of social media sites we use here in the u. s. so what kind of an impact is this restriction on individual algorithms expected to have? well,

u. s. is committed to keeping a rule based international order and in keeping the south china sea open. now part of the u. s. policy will be about strengthening ties with countries in the region, so the u. s. can be seen as a counterweight to china's growing influence. now, how is china viewing this visit? while china's official sin one news agency portrayed at harris's visit as a drive to contain china. and it also describes a us approach as outdated cold war thinking intended to create division and confrontation. now one of the things that harris will have to contend with during her visit is answering questions about of gonna start collapse and answering questions about us as credibility and commitment and keeping its foreign policy promises. china says it's closely following developments enough kind of stan. it's foreign ministry says most chinese nationals have safely returned home. the government says it's prepared to work with a tale. bon katrina, you has more from beijing. china has bee

u. s. is warning another attack on cobble airport is highly likely on thursday 2, suicide bombs killed more than 180 people. i saw k claimed responsibility shot a bell.

u. s. is blaming the group, i saw k arrival of the taliban for the attacks. we thought this would happen sooner or later. this tragic that it happened today in the us says its mission to evacuate . all those wishing to leave afghanistan will not change. the president says the united states will retaliate against those responsible for thursday's blasts. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay. but some republican members of congress are outraged at or calling for biden's resignation. their furious by reports us officials, allegedly gave the taliban the names of americans and african allies permitted to enter cobbles, airport perimeter. the move was designed to speed up the evacuation. but critics accuse officials of generating a kill list for america's enemies. former navy seal republican congressmen down crenshaw wrote on twitter, if true, this qualifies as borderline treason. we need to find out who's responsible for giving the taliban a hit list and the

is helping. now we're already seeing government agencies like the u. s. department, no defense requiring service members to get vaccinated. so it is full f d, a approval of this vaccine mean that employers and other organizations like schools can then mandate that people get it. it does, it takes away the argument of people that you did see a few lawsuits filed from people saying you can't mandate this, it's only per approved for emergency use. it's not fully approved. so for those folks who wanted to use lawsuits or legally use that as a challenge and not to get the vaccination whether it was to attend to university or to work at a certain workplace, they can no longer use that particular excuse. because the u. a does allow, as vaccines to be administered and emergency circumstances, even though the se hasn't fully approved it, a lot of folks said, hey, that's not good enough. there was a suit in federal court in texas, but even then they dismissed it. it was against houston methodist, which required like $26000.00 employees to get vaccinated or be fire