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Washington at any moment, President Biden will give what could be one of the most consequential speeches of his presidency when he delivers his final address to the united nations general assembly. Right now, Brazils President is speaking. You can see him right there. President biden is up next we are toll as he looks to cement his foreign Policy Legacy against a backdrop of global crises, including the war in ukraine, in the conflict in the Middle East, that is widening this morning. Its threatening to explode into an allout war in the region. Cnns Alex Marquardt and Kayla Tausche are at the un this morning. Alex, let me start with you first. How will all of this fact, what we see there today and how big of a moment is this for the president No Doubt it is a big moment for him as he looks to this final speech at the un general assembly talking about his priorities for the past four years and those going forward. What has been done, what still needs to be done. And essentially so he ta
also be about ibs-c? talk to your doctor and say yess to linzess. that is going to do it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. way too early is up next. after 20,744 american servicemen and women injured, and the loss of 2,461 american personnel, including 13 lives lost just this week, i refuse to open another decade of warfare in afghanistan. we ve been a nation too long at war. good morning, just a day after u.s. troops left kabul, president biden defends his decision to end america s longest war, but with the taliban declaring victory in afghanistan the question is what will be the political impact of
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i ll be back tomorrow, and see you again a little bit later on on morning joe. that starts right now. after 20,744 american servicemen and women injured and the loss of 2,461 american personnel, including 13 lives lost just this week, i refuse to open another decade of warfare in afghanistan. we have been a nation too long at war. one day after the last united states troops left kabul, president biden defending his decision to end america s longest war and pushing back against the notion his administration did not do everything it could to get every united states citizen out of the country despite the fact many of them still are in the country. plus, hundreds of thousands of people in louisiana still without electricity or running water in the after math of hurricane ida as temperatures