could the trial expose, a former d.e.a. agent will join us to discuss the current fight against those cartels coming up. we found a handful of documents failed in the wrong place, i think you are going to find there s nothing there, i have no regrets. is the president confident there are no additional documents with classified markings that remain in any other additional locations? look, i can just refer you to what his team said, the search is complete. we can assume it s been completed. you should assume it s completed. the search is complete. john: well, not so much. karine jean-pierre expected to face another round of tough questioning at the white house briefing in the next hour after claiming the search for more classified documents was complete more than a week ago. but we now know that was not the case and the justice department reportedly considering searching other properties linked to the president. i m john roberts in washington. good monday to you,
you can fight combined arms warfare, they have not been able to do it. and they align the tanks with the bradley fighting vehicles, infantry troop carrier, self-propelled 155s, air above them, and they create very cohesive fighting organizations, the russians cannot beat that. and it was designed to beat the russians with the warsaw pact in the area of germany. and look, i have no idea where it s going on, it s absolutely foolish. also like the m1 tank, they said it takes jet fuel. no, it doesn t. jet fuel, diesel, gasoline, it probably will take channel number 5 perfume if you can afford it. i believe they could evict the russians from ukraine. but we have to give them the
no doubt about military organizations are not like a normal organization. death is a silent companion to these fighting organizations. the way they can face that kind of danger on a regular basis, they have to have good order, discipline and unit cohesion. and the fundamentals of unit cohesion are respect and trust in one another. these acts here are a violation of that trust. it is an absolute betrayal of that trust. and there s no wonder that he is very upset about it. sandra: i also want to move on to this news that we re sending 2500 troops heading to kuwait. they are ready to fight in syria and iraq. ready to fight at a moment s notice. your thoughts as we move those troops in. yeah. what s happening here, we re just seeing some of the initial installments of a change in strategy in particularly in syria. but dealing with isis overall. the president had to ask for a
have generals who are quite up there in years but they are important because of their battlefield knowledge, their connections and ability to lead. they are not people who can beat up nerve the unit but known for leadership. osama bin laden wasn t a front-line fighter or al-zawa i al-zawahri. but that doesn t not make them important to the organization. the idea they were too old and irrelevant because they couldn t fight well doesn t stand up at all compared to how we know organizations work and how fighting organizations work. reporter: considering the middle east continues to expl e explode, implode on many fronts, how important would it be for qatar to extend these men s detention at this time? i think one of the reasons why it s important is because these guys have pretty strong connections to al qaeda. there is ongoing debate to what
going down to pre-world war ii numbers. and anybody looking at that knows it is far too much. we know people in different parts of the country that have pet projects that are defense related are always willing to go to the mat to protect the employment numbers. is that at play in terms of what is being cut and what is being allowed to be built? there are things that will be protected at the expense of others. we are using ship, planes and significant fighting organizations in the army. i don t see any change in this in the near future as long as sequesteration is on the table. we have a pass for the bi-partisan law but that is only for the next two years.