s. government doesn't want united states military to not have faith in their leaders, but the only way for real change to happen is for the leaders of our military to say, look, we've got to make a change. we, when we make mistakes, we've got to own up to them. we've got to punish the people involved. when is so obvious is this was that it was civilians that were attacked. and, and in that way, in the future, other military service men and women will be more willing to speak up when they see that something might not be going wrong wrong. i'm sure there were plenty of people who suspected this was not a good target to go after, but we're afraid to speak up by terminating the people that made the bad decisions . they give more courage to the good military men and women who are willing to speak up when things are going wrong. while in terms of biden's administration, i mean his approval ratings are definitely a lot lower than they were when he 1st came to office. how do you think his administration is going to grapple with the situation? you know, he's, he's probably happy to hear said th

military? not the united states actually says their military has a readiness issue. and what do you think other countries think about when they hear this, especially those that might not be too keen on the united states? well, china is looking at this like say, the united states military isn't ready. they look at joe biden, they already know he's not ready. so when they work at that, they look at and say, we can finally take taiwan. you can see trying to making these huge steps right now, looking like they're going to go ahead and actually invade taiwan and you don't see by doing anything simply backing off. so, i mean, it's fine that we actually start to stand up. and i think congress needs actually finally addresses that we want congress members that we are going to address that box and go to that and help us out with that. but we need to start really addressing it across the board. and when, when other countries could see congress stand up and our president and our military leaders currently that are messing with the readiness of our soldiers because they are also

he starts that letter by giving a lot of advice to the president-elect on the state of the united states military at the time. that takes a lot of gusto, if you will, to write a seven-page letter to the newly-elected president telling him your thoughts on the state of the united states military. not only will he give lincoln his thoughts on that, he will also include a warning, a caution, if you will, to be careful of some of the high-ranking officers that lincoln should trust as they might be secessionists. now, it's not just advice that pope offers lincoln. it's not just advice that pope has included in this letter. it's a way for pope to insert himself into lincoln's inner circle right at the outset of the war. and it's a personality trait, a desire for promotion, that will come back into pope's career time and time again. pope believes that this letter will not only serve as an entrance way into lincoln's inner circle but it will put him in good graces of the future president to serve for future promotions for himself. pope will become incredulously ambitious, starting here in the early days

president biden is commander in chief of the united states military. as ordered that all members of the united states military need to be vaccinated. for covid-19. just as they need to be vaccinated for all sorts of things. the members of the oklahoma national guard and the national guard and all the states the members of the u.s. military. that applies to them. saying we're in oklahoma so we don't believe it applies to us. that doesn't work in federal law and civilian life. it really doesn't work in the united states military. well, today the department of defense did not mince words about how the vaccination status of oklahoma national guardsmen is not the state's call. pentagon spokesman saying the secretary of defense has the authority to require these vaccines for all members of the force, quote, including the national guard. quote, it is a lawful order. so, again, i want to put this on your radar because this may become a big deal and a worrying deal very quickly. how does this get resolved? both sides are armed. if both the oklahoma national guar

much of it comes from large military-industrial corporations in the united states. hose corporations acknowledge what are known as direct and somewhat indirect emissions, but we don't know the entire supply chain. so i have an estimate the top military-industrial companies have emitted about the same amount of also fuel emissions, greenhouse gas emissions as the military itself in one year. so really when we think about the entire carbon footprint of the united states military, it has to be said we are not counting all of it. in addition, we are not counting the department of homeland security emissions and those should be included as well. juan: could you talk about vern pitts as well b --urn pits as well? the u.s. military must be unique that everywhere he goes, it always ends up destroying stuff on the way out whether it is a war or occupation. could you talk about burn pits as well? >> i don't know as much about vern -- burn pits. from the colonial era to the civil war the civil war log structures were made from the entire forests cut down or roads were made from

. >>> more than 170,000 united states military personnel stationed overseas this thanksgiving holiday. tina kraus reports the pentagon flew in 60,000 pounds of turkey to help them celebrate our broad. >> reporter: these troops in south korea say it is not that far from a home-cooked meal. >> we have been here together cooking. this is a family. >> reporter: with roast turkey and mashed potatoes, and even lobster. higher ranking officers dished out the food. >> it is different with the pandemic going on that we are just here trying to make the most of it. >> i am in northeast:. i just want to wish my parents a happy thanksgiving. >> hello to my wife and children . >> hello to my family for their support and especially my parents for the sacrifices. >> reporter: tina kraus, cbs news . >> the pentagon also delivered pies and cakes and eggnog to military bases around the world. >>> walmart, target, kohl's, and jcpenney are closed. if you need last-minute items, a handful of stores are open like walgreens as well as safeway and sprouts. some are closing early this afternoon. >> tried to pl

day itself let's bring to the forefront the african- american female accomplishments in the united states military. that's what today's exhibit is all about. >> reporter: i said it this morning and i think i will say it again. there was a quote that says "we don't know them all, but we owe them all." happy veterans day to those men and women that have served. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. let's go live to the white house this veterans day where administration is announcing an inquiry into the health of veterans and that is as president biden called veterans the spine of america and participated in a wreath laying ceremony this morning. the president using his first veterans day in office to mark centennial anniversary of the tomb of the unknown and that's two months after he ordered withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan, a chaotic ending to america's longest war. >> it's a badge of courage that unites across all ages regardless of background because to be a veteran, enduring to survive challenges most americans will never know. you have come through the trials and testing, brav

forewarned much more urgent, broad, and dangerous challenges for the future security of the united states. in military parlance, deepfakes are in form of deception, and deception is as old as recorded history. today, deception writ large, is the achilles' heel that poses potential existential threats to the united states and our interests. flailing responses to the cyber attacks that forced the shutdown of the colonial pipeline underscores the importance of deterrence today. in contrast to the inconvenience of the colonial pipeline debacle, if ai systems for the united states military are undermined in the future, the threat could be existential, rendering our nation and allies open to catastrophic attacks. retrofitting fixes will not be an option at the time of attack, particularly if we are engaged in war or are on the verge of conflict. three concepts are useful for grasping the scale, scope, and character of what deception means in the context of military systems. first, americans must confront that information always has been and always will be weaponized by our adversaries. second, the exponenti

itself, let's bring to the forefront, the african-american female accomplishments in the united states military. that is what the exhibit today is about.! a quote says, we don't know them all but we owe them all, today, we honor our servicemen and servicewomen. >>> we first show the ceremony aboard the uss hornet live on cbsn bay area and we can catch news anytime on your favorite streaming device or at kpix.com . >>> some northbay first responders are calling on those who have served our country to continue serving the bay area. today, the santa rosa fire department held a special job fair for veterans. >> we found that with the veteran community, they are already accustomed to service, that is why they sign their name on the line and they continue to serve their community by becoming a firefighter for the city of santa rosa. >> if you missed the event you can still reach out to the santa rosa fire department. >>> still ahead, it is something people have been waiting to do for years, when twitter could soon allow users to edit their tweets and why it could cost you. >>> are you ready to play a

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it's the united states military. but then the united states was blame for being in afghanistan, then blame for pulling out. does that mean that the growth of tara was just a unavoidable inevitability? absolutely not. terror is a product of blow back, as the cia described as ron paul did such a great job there as presidential campaigns of calling attention to. but when the u . s. military intervenes and other countries and kills millions of innocent people . people tend to get pissed off. well that the ca calls the phenomenon blow back, as in there are going to be people who want to strike back at the united states. if anything, recent history would say that the muslims of the world of shown incredible restraint in responding to american imperialism, running roughshod throughout the middle east, in an effort to dominate the resources of the region. okay, got to talk to again. i don't caucasian, our arizona have a great we can. thanks for joining us on. nothing. oh so better or worse, today's science fiction is tomorro

united states and the china elite level. >> our focus has been building up our military to make sure it's the most superior military to any in the world. and the united states so far has been successful in that. but our military and the department of defense is roughly 30 times the size of the state department. and so the state department, the diplomacy are essentially the relationship building part of how we deal with other nations. military represent hopefully a deterrent but also if necessary a coercive force. and so you want that to be your last resort or your last option. unfortunately, we haven't always prioritized or built-up the infrastructure for diplomacy that would allow us to make sure that we're reducing attention, building up alliances around the world to make sure we're in the strongest position in terms of allies. and you mentioned the number of diplomats china has. there right now is an imbalance between the united states military positions around the world. so, for example, china only has one military base outside of mainland china, and that's in djibouti. they're working very hard to place military bases

also forewarn much more urgent and dangerous challenges for the future security of the united states. in the military, deepfakes are the new form of deception, and deception is as old as recorded history. deception is deepfakes being one example of the achilles' heel that posed potential existential threat to the united states and our interests. responses to the cyberattack that shut down the petroleum pipeline underlined the importance of risk mitigation efforts today. in contrast, the intravenous of the colonial pipeline, if the united states military is undermined in the future threatens to be existential, threatening our nation and allies opening up to attacks. retrofitting fixes will not be an option at the time of attacks. particularly if we are engaged in war or on the verge of conflict. three concepts are useful for grasping the scale, scope and character of what it means in the context of military systems. first, americans must confront that information always has been or will be recognized by our adversaries. second, the exponential growth of active and passive deception across all types of

if we, the united states military, don't do a fundamental change to ourselves in the coming 10 to 15 to 20 years, then we're going to be on the wrong side of conflict. >> then there is the potential u.s. clash with china over taiwan is it your belief that china is preparing to make a move on taiwan in the near future >> the chinese are clearly and unambiguously building the capability to provide those options to the national leadership they chose at some point in the future but near future, probably not but anything can happen. >> u.s. officials tell nbc news in war games simulating an american defense of taiwan, u.s. forces have not been able to win a conventional war with the chinese. do we have the capability to defend taiwan >> we absolutely have the capability there is no question about that. >> critics say chinese action against taiwan is more likely now after the chaotic and deadly u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan where the u.s. left americans and thousands of afghan allies behind. do you think that china, other adversaries have been emboldened by the perception that the u.s.

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itself , let's bring to the forefront the african-american female accomplishments in the united states military. that is what today's exhibit is all about. >>> in danville, world war ii displays, historical artifacts, memorabilia, and military vehicles were showcased at a veterans day program. downtown san jose, the united veterans council of santa clara county hosted its annual veterans day parade. on a creeks annual ceremony included a performance by the walnut creek concert band, as well as a keynote speech from the chairman and the ceo of the veterans of support group sentinels of freedom. >> i often say in various ways, veterans never really stop serving our nation. >> what this day means to me as i woke up, and realized that today was the anniversary for all american veterans, living and dead. meant to me that we are still a country that puts our heart and soul out, not only to protect her own, but to protect people all over the world. >>> president biden marked veterans day with a wreathlaying ceremony for the centennial anniversary of the tomb of the unknown. the president vowed to cont

reporter: many in this crowd say they have family living in dangerous conditions after the united states military left the country. he says his brother and sisters are in danger because relatives worked the afghan military. >> maybe tonight, peck up the phone so maybe they kidnap them or take them to jail or something. >> i applied him visa. >> reporter: he is trying to get his brother to safety in the united states. >> he is in danger and living in ireland so he is seeking asylum. >> reporter: thank you translator, she tells us she managed to leave kabul during the air lift evacuation leaving a successful career and family behind. >> she just came with a bag behind her back and that was it. we're going to try to get her everything we can and help her out as a refugee. >> reporter: she and others are not sure what the future holds. tonight the music of home provides some much needed joy. jean elle, nbc news. >>> i'll have more details on the clouds for the weekend and the next chance of rain. >>> and a wild chase through a southern california neighborhood. yeah. that's a bear police are going aft

s. particularly should be using its military to defend people inside the united states and not be going and looking for enemies. i think we in the u. s. should be an example and not the ones that set the bar so low that you can go around killing people by pressing a button. i and i take no responsibility for what you do if other countries do it than those people in their country, their civilians have to stand up and say, i don't want this done in my name. and that's what we in the united states who are anti war activists have been calling for it. but we need the international community to help us. the united states should stop meddling in the internal affairs of other countries. and then we wouldn't have to look at issues like these drones strikes and, and think of how we can hold the people who killed a family of 10 accountable. we just should stop doing it. and if the pentagon says will it, we've had to report, we've looked into it, this is our conclusion, and the government says, we go with that. that's fine. well, recalls his life of people like you and other american society. no, i

is a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving weekend we are especially grateful for the united states militarysidered the best and most highly trained fighting force in the entire world trained to operate in sea and air and land of the most extreme conditions to become a part of the elite force to with those truly programs of all time and to call this a lifetime crammed into six months those who saw the raid to call to for osama bin laden and with those motivational speeches you will sail but never give up. >> i'm fascinated with seal training spec and then go and then you go for a short break in a new go and open and miles swim. >> so much time comes on —- lunch time comes and then an inflatable boat then you jog to lunch and then you get a little short break after that then the classroom with another obstacle course then a short break after that. that is just one day and if you don't screw up. [laughter] jesse: you had book make your bed and then a few more copies i'm not upset about it but congratulations to you now to make your bed with the skipper that is the also tell us about the charac

no military on the face of the earth works harder to avoid civilian casualties than united states military. and nobody wants to see innocent life taking ah, i'm happy that the americans have left afghanistan. they came because of their own goals and humiliated my country. americans not achieved anything in afghanistan. america has failed in afghanistan, mac, and it is made all people miserable. all of our headline news now the us food and drug administration says it still has full confidence in phases cobit testing. the regulator statement comes after the british medical journal published a whistleblower report, claiming serious flaws in the company's corona, virus vaccine trials last year. how the company in question vent, avi abd was a contract carrying out 3rd state vaccine clinical trials for pfizer. of the $44000.00 trial participants in total of antalya worked with around a 1000 whistleblower brook. jackson was regional director of the organization at the time of a consensus she raised while working on mentality as trials include, poll lap management and vaccine and data integrity. a

no military on the face of the earth works harder to avoid civilian casualties than united states military. and nobody wants to see innocent life taken ah, the americans have left afghanistan. they came because of their own goals and humiliated in my country. america is not achieved. any thing in afghanistan, america has failed in afghanistan. america, and it is made all people miserable for us. food and drug administration says it still has full confidence. and pfizer is coven testing. the regulator statement comes after the british medical journal published a whistleblower report claiming series flaws in the company's corona virus vaccine trials last year. the company in question been ta via is a can, is a contractor that carried out 3rd stage vaccine clinical trials for pfizer. of the 44000 overall trial participants, been tabio worked with around 1000. and the whistleblower brook jackson was regional director of the organization at the time. the concern she raised while working on vin topya's trials include poor lab management and data integrity, as well as nate neglecting patient safe

so the us should focus on china's best military strategy and then you hear people say china doesn't want more they will never go to war. united statesocates is efforts is a huge cottage industry in this town. but you don't agree with that in this book. why should us focus on the best military strategy? >> and i would say fundamentally the reason is because the best military strategy is the one that is most painful for them. they can't launch a nuclear attack that would be insane because we would do the same to them so that doesn't make. that is real issue because of his all her many a national missile defense we lose in the primary theaters we have to get to the right level and then the likelihood there is some arrogance and hubris and that because it presumes the chinese would never think if they think they can be does why would they that precipitated conflict people who sayay to the chinese would not start a war or risk a major war there would never be another depression that is actually the very statement thinking along those lines that make them more likely. because that would lead us to be unprepared for a higher military confl

there are some legitimate people who were great help to the united states military, them and those familiesuld be well taken care of but the vetting, the way it is supposed to look like, was not even close, the way it could have been done. they could have done it months in advance to start if they knew they were taking them out but that is not what is going on here. >> know and we have to make the distinction that there was some screening going on and this is the wordsmithing the biden administration is playing games with. there are some basic screenings where you are running people's names and identities and fingerprint against our databases but this thing was so chaotic, was such a mess a lot of them had no id, very incomplete afghan documents and rather than slowing down and doing the right thing and extending the process, doing personal interviews, what needed to be done, according to this memo and the sources behind it ordered the defense departed and dhs to truncate the whole thing and let people get through. because again they wanted out of sight out of mind, off the headlines so the

as we all well know, it began in the united states. the military's casualties total 2100 killed with more than half aboard the uss arizona. a lot of people don't realize this, but it wasn't until four days later that the access powers, italy and germany, actually declared war against the united states. that happened on december 11. it is a little known historical fact that even though the germans and the japanese were allies, they didn't necessarily share all the information together, so even though they knew the japanese would be attacking them at some point, just like us, they were caught a little unaware in the war of decorations. you really need to look at this map to understand what kind of war the united states entered. again, this isn't news to any of you, of course, watching this, but it was a global war. and it's amazing to see how the united states was able to project its military prowess in the far pacific and the far atlantic over europe and africa as well as asia. it's astounding. so it literally shows how battles were fought on literall

yet, looking to the united states military. ok at the fantastic record of military and safety the united states navy has with the nuclear powered submarines patrolling the atlantic for 50 years without any trouble. elizabeth: congressman walberg, omarova wants all of our bank accounts with the federal reserve. senate democrat jon tester -- we're four million job shorts versus pre-pandemic. talking about getting rid of jobs not the time to do it during a pandemic critic was say. where is biden, where is bernie sanders, where is john kerry policing china and india? they're still firing up coal plants. china has nor gses than the u.s. and developed world combined? >> china of course is trying to move ahead of america in every way. they are building more coal-fired plants. they're getting coal from everywhere. they need that while we're turning ourselves down for the future. i sit here in michigan and we have the concern winter is bringing on. farmers are drying their grain products right now. they need propane. this governor of our

for that matter, the united states military is the greatest force for good the world has ever known andhe men and women of law enforcement our heroes all, and they deserve the respect of every american every. we began at the university of iowa. i expect some of you came out tonight because you know as i do. we are living in a time of crisis in america. it seems one day after another there is a new headline. tears at the fabric of our country and troubles the hearts of millions of americans. as the democrats were to advance a big government socialist america to respond, i came to save this freedom loving generation, despite what the left is selling, we will not have a growing economy, space -- safe streets, better schools or stronger families with better government. the antidote is freedom. [applause] if faulty your generation and some anyways. to do as so many of you which is stand on the ramparts for freedom. stand up and be counted on behalf of liberty. in a word, we need you to be the freedom generation. i believe you will. what does that mean? first and foremost, wrap your mind and