china, russia and iran. would have not made sense to stay close to the afghan people given this importance of the global real estate as power shifts? instead we are abandoning it and we leave that vacuum, and countries all around including pakistan and india will now to exploit and further their own agendas. the oint is, further their own agendas. the point is. you further their own agendas. the point is. you say further their own agendas. the point is, you say all of this to me, just wonder if you are saying it to your own party boss and prime minister boris johnson? because borisjohnson johnson? because boris johnson is johnson? because borisjohnson is saying nothing of what you are saying, and we see no indication that the uk government perceives that its strategic interest right now is telling the americans that it is making a fundamental mistake? is making a fundamental mistake? ., ., ., ~ mistake? i m honoured to think that ou mistake? i m honoured to think that you think
i mean, this is the bizarre change, which i don t understand in us foreign policy shift, focusing to address the longer term great power rivalries with china and russia and so forth. and ironically, trump, and indeed joe biden, misses the bigger picture here. look where afghanistan sits between these three great competitors that we have china, russia, and iran. would it not make sense to stay close to the afghan people, given the importance of this bit of the global real estate as power shifts from the east and the west? instead, we re abandoning it, and now we leave that vacuum, and the countries all around, including pakistan and india, will now try to exploit and further their own challenging agendas. but the point is, tobias ellwood, you say all of this to me. i just wonder if you re saying it to your own party boss and prime minister borisjohnson, because borisjohnson is saying nothing of what you re saying, and we see no indication that the uk government perceives that its stra
estate as power shifts from the east and the west? instead, we re abandoning it, and now we leave that vacuum, and the countries all around, including pakistan and india, will now try to exploit and further their own challenging agendas. but the point is, tobias ellwood, you say all of this to me i just wonder if you re saying it to your own party boss and prime minister, borisjohnson, because boris johnson is saying nothing of what you re saying, and we see no indication that the uk government perceives that its strategic interest right now is telling the americans that it s making a fundamental mistake. i m honoured to think that you think i have a direct line to this government and they listen to me. i m not saying that i m saying if you don t think the uk government listens to you at all, is there any point you sitting on the government benches? i don t sit on the government benches. i m not a government minister. i provide oversight of what the government does. well, with resp
reporter: but then, the governor followed her comments with a move we had never seen. but if she said i did it, i believe her. reporter: for the first time, he addressed allegations from the female trooper in his protective detail who told investigators the governor sexually harassed her on at least two occasions. i don t remember doing it at all. i didn t do it consciously. it was a mistake, plain and simple. i have no other words to explain it. i want to personally apologize to her and her family. reporter: his plan to resign doesn t absolve him from another fight. tom abananty is on the judiciary committee. impeachment is not off the table. we need counsel to confirm we still have the power to move forward. reporter: now the power shifts to lieutenant governor kathy hochul. she will become the state s first female governor in two
power shifts even though she couldn t get examples of that happening. obamacare passed with 51 votes. republicans tried to appeal it and failed. her piece said medicaid could be changed drastically by republicans if we got rid of the 06-vote threshold that protects medicare and medicaid so well. she has no idea that there s nothing stopping republicans from repealing the existence of medicaid and medicare and they can do that with 51 votes in a reconciliation bill any time they wanted to come up with those 51 votes. senator sinema might be much smarter than her public comments on this issue, but the op-ed piece published in her name and possibly written by her staff, it s the single most historically and procedurally ignorant entry on the senate