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Maria welcome back. Good wednesday morning. Thanks very much for joining us this morning. I hope you are having a good morning. I am maria bartiromo, wednesday, february 28, 8 00 a. M. On the button east coast, time for hot topic of the hour texas residents fleeing effects of wideopen border the danger it poses on their communities, many are calling on President Biden important slicing ahead of his visit tomorrow leah hugh live in brownsville where the president will be tomorrow good morning. Good morning, maria. That is right the border is certainly an issue that the residents of brownsville texas understood and live all too well they say a visit from President Biden, this week, is just too little too late, it was just last year that migrants hovered thousands through Processing Center behind me two days ago, those numbers down to only 12, the Processing Center quiet, sources tell us that borrowed krfgs still happen just not happening here in brownsville to the same degree migrants sh
Fortunate to have a military leader such as you serving in a time of great peril. I want i want to ask a question of you if the objective were to destroy isys, not to we cannot a great but utterly destroy what would be required militarily to accomplish that objective . It would not be possible to destroy. I do think the military aspect is critical. If the timeframe i suggested is not feasible feasible but let me ask you a followup question what will be required to destroy isys and what timeframe is necessary . If that were the objective what would be required to accomplish it . Clicks from my perspective today this is a longterm endeavor a longterm endeavor on the order of years, not months. And what would be required to do that in whatever timeframe is necessary . From military perspective we need to take action to deny sanctuary where everything takes root that will require us to build local forces in the Partnership Capacity with local forces that would be the defeat mechanism. Mech
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The National Live book festival starting 10 a. M. Eastern saturday on cspan2s book tv. Maryland senior senator ben cardin held a town hall on health care. He also discussed medicaid and medicare. He was joined by the leader of Johns Hopkins university. Short talk on republicans failed efforts to repeal the Affordable Care act and then took questions. [inditinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [raps gavel] hoping to have a town hall meeting where we can have a discussion about health care. I want to welcome [applause] thanks. For all lets have a discussion for all. Good evening. Welcome to everyone who came this evening. My name is tom lewis. Im the Vice President for government and Community Affairs for Johns Hopkins. I want to welcome you to Johns Hopkins Montgomery County campus. Promised 11 years we have been offering postgraduate level courses here. I want to introduce our speaker. For 20 cardin served years in the maryland house of delegates, the youngest ever elected to