have added controversial laws on abortion, guns, school lessons on race and history, even the national anthem. texas has been a pretty red state for generations. but with so much talk about how texas is becoming more diverse, more purple, these legislative moves are really a hard turn to the right. so, how effective could this new law be in keeping texas red? well, first and foremost, i think that the correct word to use when describing the texas legislature is draconian at best. they are taking texas and the southern part of this country back to 1940, 1950s when america wasn t so great for people of color in this country. i think you re going to see individuals rise up in the next election cycle in texas. but with this new election law in place, and this is where democrats have to begin to step up their game. for far too long we haven t been caring about judgeships. we haven t been paying attention since barack obama s time to state legislatures. and now you see republicans
executed by joe biden. to keep my father dropped on the top of a mountain in took out a terrorist camp that is the mother of all bombs, he took out the entire top of a mountain bird guess what, they really quickly figured out that donald trump wasn t playing around that america wasn t going to be messed with and they weren t going to be disrespected, it s called peace through strength. even if all the soldiers had evacuated bagram, they still wouldn t of done what they were doing because they know donald trump would ve been carpet bombing the country by now. my father wanted to get american soldiers out of afghanistan, but he would not have put up with that nonsense. no different than the way he went after the dress pretty sent reaper drone with a hellfire missile to take out one of most evil terrorist anywhere in the world. china was watching that, china was watching that, north korea was watching that,wa that was called american strength. unfortunately, america has no
made abundantly clear if they did not live up to that piece of paper the work that they had put on the ground we weren t going to allow them to walk away from any deal, we were going to crush them up push real cost on them we would not let them take these capitals they understood american power was going to come to their village, their community, the friends and family around them, we were going to make sure that they understood america wasn t would allow americans to be killed from this place, we did not take the word of the taliban we watched their actions on the ground when they did the right thing and they help us against terror, that was all good and when they did and we crush them. chris: finally i have about two minutes, you graduated first in your class from west point in 1986 and i m sure you vividly remember that it was just a decade earlier in 1975 when the u.s. pulled out of saigon and
the weapons and how they were thinking strategically about handing this battle off to the afghan people and we had a president in afghanistan who wasn t prepared to do the right thing for his own national security in his own country that political failure and military failure is something want to take a look at to make sure were always securing american freedom. chris: secretary pompeo, thank you, thank you for your time it s always good to talk to user. up next will bring in our sunday group to discuss afghanistan and the dire warning this week for the future of our planet.
made abundantly clear if they did not live up to that piece of paper the work that they had put on the ground we weren t going to allow them to walk away from any deal, we were going to crush them up push real cost on them we would not let them take these capitals they understood american power was going to come to their village, their community, the friends and family around them, we were going to make sure that they understood america wasn t would allow americans to be killed from this place, we did not take the word of the taliban we watched their actions on the ground when they did the right thing and they help us against terror, that was all good and when they did and we crush them. chris: finally i have about two minutes, you graduated first in your class from west point in 1986 and i m sure you vividly remember that it was just a decade earlier in 1975 when the u.s. pulled out of saigon and use all u.s. diplomats, vietminh