up a stock market in the year 2000. that s the year that president bill clinton visited vietnam in november 2000, november that year. for the past decade, vietnam has had one of the highest economic growth rates in the world. in 2007, vietnam joined the world trade organization. right now, vietnam s big fight in the world is a standoff they re having over fishing rights and maybe oil rights or mineral rights with china in the south china sea. today, because he is required to, under the war powers resolution of 1973, president obama sent this declaration to congress, making his formal legally-required accounting of where u.s. military forces are deployed around the world and for what. u.s. forces, according to the president s letter that he sent to congress today, are in afghanistan and somalia and yemen and cuba at guantanamo bay, in niger, in chad, in uganda, and in other unspecified places in central africa, egypt, jordan, kosovo, libya. there s no mention in the
in the late 1980s, they opened up a stock market president year 2000. that s the year that president bill clinton visited vietnam in november 2000, november that year. for the past decade, vietnam has had one of the highest economic growth rates in the world. in 2007, vietnam joined the world trade organization. right now, vietnam s big fight in the world is a standoff they re having over fishing rights and maybe oil rights or mineral rights with china in the south china sea. today, because he is required to, under the war powers resolution of 1973, president obama sent this declaration to congress, making his formal legally required accounting of where u.s. military forces are diploid around the world and for what. u.s. forces, according to the president s letter that he sent to congress today, are in afghanistan and somalia and yemen and cuba at guantanamo bay, in niger, in chad, in uganda, and in other unspecified places in central africa, egypt,
taliban on broader issues including sergeant bergdahl but also exploring afghan-led reconciliation talks. those broke down in 2012. in this case, we were able to negotiate his release and the transfer of these guantanamo bay detainees. i understand the imperative of not leaving anyone behind, but at the same time, can it still be said that the united states does not negotiate with terrorists. it can be, anderson, because when you put on the uniform for the united states and you go and fight on behalf of your country in a foreign land at war and you re taken captive by the enemy, the principle that we don t leave our men and women behind doesn t have an asterisk attached to it depending on who is holding you. the principle is what we pursued
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had been under the bush administration. when obama first came in, he organized the justice led interagency review of all 240 detainees then at guantanamo bay. since that review was done, another 82 have been released, but those 5 were found out and repeatedly throughout the obama administration in contentious deals, they were found to be too dangerous to be released. so the final release of them which has occurred for bergdahl, that s a matter of the white house and state department according to your reporting overriding intelligence officials in the pentagon? that s right. what happens is when the possibility of getting bergdahl reemerges in recent weeks after the taliban reaches out to the