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for social welfare organized and itt shouldn t be doing anything. but as it turns a blind eye and aids and abets a chinese communist party with mass , torture, concentration camps, stamping out freedom in hongco kong, threatening taiwang and the list goes t on and on , not to mention covering up covid that s killed nearly six million people around the world. the lastli thing we should be doing is subsidizing withs taxpayer dollars nbc s contract alone with the ioc is seven and a half billion. think of the tax bill just there and half of the ioc revenue comes from american corporations who by the way themselves are completeor hypocritical and are drunk on chinese money. but just like an alcoholic, they re in denial. they want to boycott major league baseball. they want to boycott georgia, but they themselves preach t
or 19-year-old that has to carry it out.ar so what i hope is that we ho actually have the tough conversation and we learn from it, in the long term.on l in the near term, we need to protect our troops.he we need to expand the perimeter that s that s necessary to te protect them. at the same time, we do have an obligation to get u.s. citizensz out and as many of our afghan partners out as we can. that is the mission and i don t believe that should have a at calendar deadline. i think we should pull out when we accomplish that mission. s we know from talking with your staff, congressman, that ro you and your team have helped pe push through hundreds and hundreds, more than a thousand, evacuation and visa requests just over these past ten days. given that hands-on work that you have been doing, what do you think the american people should know? what can you tell us about how you see the scale of the task that remains, how hard it s going to be to get it done?e i know that you said it