of afghanistan and who would go on to win two elected terms reading it country. two years later, woe speak to the chamber himself, his very own address to a joint session of congress. you came to afghanistan to defeat terrorism and we, afghans, welcomed an embraced you for the liberation of our country. afghanistan is a central front in this war against terrorism. the afghan people are and will remain with you in this struggle. [ applause ] a decade later, the friendship between karzai and the u.s. is, to put it mildly, strained. we are going talk about that and what it means for both countries, straight ahead.
to force congress to change it. he doesn t want to rule over, doesn t want to take control no pressure on the republicans to compromise with him. i don t think woe ever go that not just for there probable slay substantive way he could stop all immigrations, he doesn t want to do that that is not politically help envelope terms of pushing forward an immigration bill. so the heckler wasn t wrong, i don t think h the heckler had some substantive points to make. the president would only do that for political reasons. don t stay like it s bad thing. yes. a bad thing. but again, i don t think the heckler did any good for the president. i mean, that would him bringing the way he brought up that issue in that manner does not help him win his agenda that he needs get forward. i mean, he doesn t he can t have, you know, i m just gonna stop deportation policy. like harry said you can just north going to work politically. on top of that when those kind of instances happen, people s