the washington post reports tonight that u.s. personnel at the embassy in kabul have started destroying classified documents and equipment and internal memo obtained by the post goes so far as to call for destruction of anything involving embassy or agency logos or american flags or any other items, which could be misused in propaganda efforts. they are shutting down, evacuating, and trying to make sure what s left behind doesn t fall into the worst-possible hands. this is the doomsday scenario that we re not sure if anybody planned well enough for. to help us better understand what this means, in practical terms, and what this means for our afghan allies and the americans who served there. we are joined by jake, he served as marine infantry commander in afghanistan. he is now a congressman from massachusetts. congressman, thank you so much for joining us tonight. i know it s a difficult day. good to be back with you, rachel. thanks for having me. what is your reaction to seeing
aggressivelyjoe biden will respond, especially after years attacking donald trump for looking the other way. today, he chaired a closed doors meeting at the white house to discuss ways to combat the threat, which he says is now a national security priority . let s bring injake williams. he s a former hacker for the national security agency and chief technology officer of the cybersecurity firm breachquest. thank you for coming on. in geneva, president biden told president putin there were 16 areas that were off limits to attacks, period. where do you think these latest attacks fall in relation tojoe biden s redlines? fall in relation to joe biden s redlines? fall in relation to joe biden s redlines? ~ , ., , ., redlines? about there is no question that the 16 areas redlines? about there is no question that the 16 areas that redlines? about there is no question that the 16 areas that were - that the 16 areas that were discussed are what they call the definition of critical infrast
but having it out of the way as opposed to removing a piece, kind of like that game of jenga, you pull something out and hope it doesn t fall, it could, they re trying to stabilize what might fall so that then they can begin doing this effort with super heavy equipment and pulling off off the top. up until this point the only access point has been underneath and while they ve been tunnelling coming up from the garage they would like to attack this from the surface and that s what we re looking at right now according to what the fire department officials have been telling me. as we said, we are 30 hours into this thing. it is still so active. kerry sanders and tom llamas thank you. dr. lieberman, thank you very much for being. us. i know you ve been at the scene. can you tell us what your experience has been like there? yes. so i got here i guess it was
democrats and he said it was frank and i think he said it was energized, something like that, suggesting there was some stiff words said, senator manchin was not at that lunch. between senator joe manchin answers to some degree arizona senator kyrsten sinema, not going with some of what chuck schumer wants and alexandria ocasio-cortez and fellow members of the squad pulling the party weight of the left, what is this mean for joe biden s agenda between now and november 2022? it doesn t seem like a whole lot is going to get done? senator schumer was moments ago aspect, can the agenda continue on? he said usually we have a unified caucus suggesting that is not unified. it s not just senator manchin that s a problem for democrats and some of these votes, you mentioned senator sinema but you have others, senator maggie hassan from new hampshire doesn t fall in line all the time, mark warner from virginia, mark kelly is up for reelection in arizona and possibly will vote the other way
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