we re talking to the taliban and talking to others. we re looking at different things. we have been there for 18 years. it s ridiculous. we have taken it down a notch. we re at about 13,000 people right now, 13,000 americans. nato has some troops there too by the way and we re having good discussions. we ll see what happens. it is 18 years. we re not really fighting, we re more of a police force there. it has been so many years, but we re like a police force and we re not supposed to be a police force, and as i ve said, i ll say it any number of times, this is not using nuclear, we could win that war in a week if we wanted to fight it, but i m not looking to kill 10 million people, not looking to kill 10 million afghans because that s what would have to happen and
will tell you, bill bratton was here yesterday and told me the same thing, look, you don t know what it s like to walk in the feet of these police who get called in a high crime area with a bunch of civilians, residents of the area, complaining, why don t you deal with this or that. there s a constant threat. you made an interesting point and both a similar point. it s not the concept of small crimes, the regulation or application how you actually do that. have you seen that similar idea broken windows idea applied, mark, regulated, fair, evenhanded and makes residents understand the benefit of it? long term, really can t say that, especially about the nypd. ali, during the height of the crack time i was under cover in narcotics, actively engaged in
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american military forces in romania? it is one of the things we ll be talking about today, i assume they might be bringing that up. it is something we ll talk about. the g7, would you like to have vladimir putin back in the g7? it was the g8 for a long time. now it is the g7. and a lot of the time we talk about russia, talking about russia because i have gone to numerous g7 meetings. i guess president obama because obama didn t think it was good to have russia in, he wanted russia out. i think it is more appropriate to have russia in. should be the g8. a lot of things we talk about have to do with russia. so i could certainly seeing it being the g8. if someone would make that motion, i would think about it
about 42% of the people that go to the title x clinics are uninsured. another 38% are on medicaid. these are numbers from 2017. particularly for women that are uninsured, it is unclear where they re going next. we saw in texas a number of years ago when the state legislature cut funding by 65% to the types of reproductive health clinics, saw lots of women in texas that stopped filling prescriptions for birth control, no longer using longer term effective methods of contraception like iuds. we saw the rate of women on medicaid who gave birth went up in texas. sarah, thank you for helping us understand this better. sarah varney, senior correspondent at kaiser health news. visible signs of physical disorder encourage crime. how effective is it, we look at that and consequences in a segment you don t want to miss.