create patterns. i would only add to that, as mentioned, we still have active threat streams and we re taking steps that we believe are appropriate to those streams. and i think i d leave it at that. and i want to foot stomp the boots on ground number. as the general mentioned in his opening statement. more than 5,000 today. we are not going to get in going forward to a daily count of what is on the ground. just going forward as we get closer to the end of the month and the end of the mission, don t expect daily updates on what exactly how many troops are there at any given moment. mike. yeah. when you say there is going to be an investigation into what happened yesterday, are you talking about a full criminal inquiry with forensics people on the the ground and interviewing possible witnesses, who would be doing that and how do you that in the middle of a war zone? i wouldn t characterize it as a criminal investigation. but it is as comprehensive as
0 much but if it is significantly pushed back and what are you seeing in terms of flow to abbey gate. is it less people being allowed in or still a rush of people? which could lead to some what are you seeing today? so, what i can report as my discussion with the commanders there on the the ground is that multiple activities have taken place to increase the force protection specifically in communication with the taliban of how they are executing their check point operations and communication. so i would say there is multiple, i don t want to good into the details of the exact communication but that is happened. and what we ve seen today is a little lessening of what we would say total capacity of people in and around gates. thank you. as said isis since yesterday, people were worried about everything about the taliban, they were psychologically and in a lot of situations. target and torture by the taliban. but since yesterday that isis created afghan people are more worried. do
leadership assuming the mantra of cop pay manana. and if anything is true about today s pronouncement by mueller, it is get moving. act upon it. yes. impressive. instead of carpe diem. i get it. i figured you got it. but, you know some people in the justice department don t understand what mueller said. so maybe sometimes we have to explain these things. i work one piece at a time. matt, this really gets to the heart of it, right? because tend of the day, bob mueller was authorized to look at a lot of stuff at the highest profile most pivotal call related to the potential criminal evidence against the president. matt? yeah. that s right. it also they also important thing is what ought to be done about that. that s what bill barr said is so important. he basically said the case was closed. when he was asked if mueller
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they have his 500 different business entities under close examination. they have a source in mr. weisselberg who s been cfo and accountant for the trump operation for decades. now cooperating. they have michael cohen. and there is word of another trump tower executive who s been seeking a deal with the southern district. so he s got to be very concerned that all of the secrets that he s kept hidden for so long are going to be revealed. yeah, he said he s not worried about weisselberg, said he cooperated for just over a period of time. a certain period of time, he said he s not concerned about it. he doesn t think he said anything derogatory about the president. thank you, all. appreciate it. when we come back, the president threatening tonight that he ll get involved if the fbi and justice department don t, in his words, straighten out. wonder what robert mueller thinks of statements like that. people confuse nice and kind. but they re different. nice tells you what you want to hea