the globe. those statements about the recommendations directly contradict what the president said about the decision. today s testimony before the senate armed services committee featured tough questioning by senators from both parties. we will talk live with nebraska republican senator deba fisher who joined in that questioning today. we ll talk to her later in the show. first up tonight jennifer griffin live from the pentagon with the latest. good evening, jennifer. good evening, bret. u.s. comeashts admitted they have very few levers to stop. the military s top adviser agreed with the republican senator that the war s end was a failure logistical success but logistical failure. military advisers testified they did not advise pulling all u.s. troops out of afghanistan. i recommended that we maintain 2500 troops in afghanistan. i also have view that the withdrawal of those forces would lead inevitably to the collapse of the afghan military forces and eventually the afg
morning following a major computer outage at the faa. john: the white house set to brief in moments after the biden administration mixed messaging added to today s confusion. karine jean-pierre ruling out a cyber attack, only to have president biden say later that they don t know if hackers were to blame. sandra: will the white house have the story straight by the time the briefing takes place? it s scheduled for now, so we are watching for karine jean-pierre to take to the podium. when that begins, we ll get to it. welcome back as america reports rolls into hour two. hectic morning for a lot of travelers. sandra smith in new york. john: some were out on the tarmac and the flight was called back. i m john roberts in washington, what we will be watching for, including the first response from 1600 pennsylvania to those classified documents that turned up at president biden s former office. we ll dip into the briefing for any news. sandra: we ll watch for that. but fir
taxpayers and disproportionately benefit the wealthy. in recent days, there has been considerable bipartisan pushback to the plan. that is now going forward as the country faces record high up beflation. president biden today claiming the plan will have no meaningful affect on inflation but his critics, including some former obama administration officials remain unconvinced. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. good evening, bret. white house officials say they have no idea how much this plan is actually going to cost because they think there are plenty of eligible student loan debt holders who are going to choose not to go online and tell the government that they want to cancel up to $10,000 in that debt. now it s time to address the burden of student debt. the president s announcement benefits 43 million borrowers including 20 million who will see their student debt totally canceled up to 10,000 in