we h right well, there s another question. we had five righwe cant? can keep going all night. that does go unanswered, atnanse least tonight. rehow did the documents get to the biden pen? center and where were they before? th is that the pen biden, w the center for diplomacy and global engagement, that this a mouthful, didn t officially open until februar y 8th. twenty , eighteen more than a year after biden lef 201t off, as vice president . .e now is ned ryun, american majority ceo. ned, that strikes me as a t long time to have classifiedie documents floating out there. o but what stands out to you is the biggest, most important ignored question out there tonight. well, again, we know it wasn t carrier pigeons that took them into that location. we know that they didn t jusont magically float there.t they were taken intentionally.t i really want to know for thatar call it year laurer wherelaur they actually securea,d, wherey
i think we should be drawing down our troops, not only in afghanistan but the remaineder in iraq and syria, and then give congress the opportunity that if they believe we should be in combat missions in any of these countries that we actually file a new authorization for the use of military force. what president trump has done is just create disarray because he s not working in combination with our allies and making a plan forehow we re going to create more stability in the region. because he is unwilling to hold russia accountable, because he is unwilling to even engage in middle east peace in a process that can make sense, we have massive instability. and the world community is looking at us. where is america? one of the reasons i m running for president is i want to restore that leadership in the world. we have to restore the integrity. we have to restore the stability. have to make sure that america continue to be that beacon of light and hope for the world. and i m running because
clinton, call us back, we would love to get her reaction to all of that. thanks, will do. we heard it there e.j. e.j. is a columnist not the columnist. a columnist is good enough for me. a columnist for the washington post. eugene would take offense to that. jimmy reed also here. they have written a new book as well. it s called we are the change we seek. the speeches of barack obama. that is a timely we re going to talk about that in just a moment. let s start with the news of the day. obviously breaking news coming out 15 or 20 minutes ago or so. the language here is important because it speaks to the scope and scale of this review. the justice department s inspector general saying how he is going the rehow the fbi and the justice department handled certain aspects of the clinton e-mail investigation including fbi james comey s news conference in july. and his two letters to the hill
of the bill that funded food stamps and federal for poor people, quite explicitly separated two things so they could have one, welfare for the rich and not welfare for the poor. you get drawn into this irrational conversation. what is more important to cut. we shouldn t be cutting any of it that way. there are cuts to be made in the budget, of course. the idea you can make them in this crisis situation by this sort of darwinian process where you cut stuff willy-nilly and see what you can t live without. there are things you can live without two weeks. yes, the country won t collapse if the national parks are closed for two weeks. it s unnecessary. harmful for people who work there, harmful for people who work there on the vacation. it s gratuitous pain to inflict on yourself even if you can think of worse pain as an alternative. david, your piece made me very distressed so far as it brings to the forehow much the conversation is dictated by the