the logistical transportation hub, they weren t made to handle troops. they weren t made to handle tanks. as the west tries to put forces in the free baltics, into poland, we re going to have to build infrastructure back to the warsaw pact days, and that s something that were not cleared for thinking about moves forces in, now it s a problem. you re somebody who has worked closely with the european allies, nato allies, how difficult is it to get everybody on the same page when tell comes to russia and threat of aggression? you re absolutely right, it s a challenge. 30 allies from turkey to norway from portugal to hungary, bulgaria, romania. they see the world similarly, but they don t see it i identically. you were mentioning in the report earlier about germany, germany has the financial and economic relations with russia.
milley, chair of joint chiefs, briefed on what they could and should do after they invade. but they also briefed him on potential options for movement in advance of these. would nato, potentially 8500 forces that would be assigned to a nato response force, would they be brought in advance? and if not, would the u.s. do other lateral moves including brings troops from united states, like the 8500 from around europe. the commander, general todd walters has authority to move around in the theater already. that s not something that would need white house approval or signoff. it s possible that the u.s. could start doing that in advance of activation of the response force. it s important to point out these units that are on the prepare to deploy orders here,
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correspondent garrett haake. informal, is that a precursor to official conversation, or is that where things end? officially, the committee isn t saying but the sense i get from my conversations here this is something that the committee knows attorney general bill barr has a lot of information they might want. so these informal conversations appear to have been at least partly on the substance of what they wanted to figure out and partly on the question of when and how. much like mark meadows, bill barr has a book coming out and so, any case he might want to make later about not wanting to talk about the nature of any of these developments could potentially be undercut by the work he s already doing, trying to sell his story, talking about the nature of these other developments, hallie. explain to me why the committee would want to talk to bill barr because there s a bunch of reasons. there are a bunch of reasons, obviously, he was the attorney general up through the end of donal
end up reversing this. and a seminar will eventually happen. it s the law of consequences. there s a lot of misunderstanding how critical race theory is and how it s taught. it s really not taught in high schools in florida. you have special interest groups groping around trying to figure this out. really in the middle of this are teachers. a lot of teachers are concerned about it. some are concerned, look, i don t want to teach something, or be accused of teaching something which will get me in hot water, so to speak. the school district here in osceola county, you can have the same statement made to two people and two entirely different interpretations. i think that s what s happening here. marc caputo live in florida. thank you. new details about the former attorney general bill barr s conversation with the investigators. what the january 6th spokesperson is telling us about