dispositions. all of that remains opec and mysterious as you feel you are seeing more war up close and making it more and more personal. i think it has had the effect of stiffening the resolve of the western world. we ve seen western countries fall into line quicker. germany just now announced an increase in war spending. part of that is the immediate need of these reports. shaming a lot of western governments into action. you are inside cnn like i am seeing the alerts coming through. trying to vet the information out there. how do you see this going down?
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grown stiffer, that is attributable to his broken foot a year ago. age related stiffening of his spine it happens and peripheral neuropathy, mild damage to the nerve endings in his feet common among folks with diabetes, which he does not have. the medications he is on nicely mirror anyone of our commercial breaks. the biggest news story to emerge from the president s physical was the brief presidency of kamala harris. because he had to be put under for a routine colonoscopy today, he transferred the power of the presidency to the vice president for 85 minutes. and while, yes, she was acting president and it was temporary and everybody knew it, it s also very real, had there been an attack, foreign, domestic, terrorists, cyber, the response would have been her call, seated at the head of the daybell in the situation room
in afghanistan rests on the notion that a tiny group of 2500 maybe of soldiers could perpetually keep the taliban at bay and make the taliban wait another 20 years. if we just left 2500 soldiers in afghanistan. yeah, and that s just not a tenable argument for a variety of reasons. military operational reasons, political reasons, 2500 to 3,000 troops are not going to hold off even in stiffening and afghan army a taliban force estimated 75 to 80,000 battle hardened troops. part of what we re now seeing has likely been going on is that the trajectory was moving strongly against the government of afghanistan in recent months and perhaps years but the taliban was not making full, making people fully aware of their degree of strength and capabilities because as you said, they were waiting for the
essential to american national security and america s application that we follow through on this. fix, that we follow through on this. speech to start, this operation needs to start like now getting these people out because even overnight in the last 2a hours or so there are reports in afghanistan that the taliban has taken over control of four more districts. i think that puts 50 out of afghanistan plus plus 370 districts in taliban control. what do you think is going to happen congressman over the next few months in the country? the taliban always said america has the watch but we have the time. he outlasted us an automobile. if the home of the issue but looking at where we are now i think there is no doubt sadly that it is going to be hard for the afghan government to stay in place. states were doing a greatjob of stiffening the backbones of the afghan military to take the fight and bring relief and it s hard to imagine that it is going to stay steady and i think we are going to