desperately to expedite that. they re trying to get out afghans who don t have u.s. green cards or passports but who have been working at the embassy. and that s already a lot of people. that s arguably more than 10,000 people. then, perhaps, you might be looking at the next wave of, you know, journalists who were trained by u.s. ngos or who have close relationships with the u.s. embassy or various different organizations on the ground. but for now there is such a desperate rush to evacuate the immediate personnel from that embassy that i don t think anyone yet has really given a lot of thought to what the next phase of evacuations might be. and, to your point earlier, clarissa, there s a fog of war effect right now. i guess i would say it s the fog of the end of war. but they re starting a whole new chapter right now in kabul. it s this fog of war. there s a lot we don t know. there is a lot we re not seeing. we don t have a great vantage point all around the city or the surrounding
a lot really right after everything that had happened in the previous ten days you know roughly ten thousand people show up five thousand to protest the nazi attacks doesn t really suggest to me that there s any sort of wave of anti nazi sentiment in the country at the moment to the point that people are going to go out onto the street that s why i thought it was fascinating that when they had the concert which i think was on a monday you had sixty five thousand people there as you said and yet for this other protest which was really much more political which was on a sunday you only had a smattering of people show up valor their families calls since the riots chemist s for people to take a stand to stand up is it naive to think that a concert can make a difference i think that for the people who live there who are on the left wing spectrum is actually important to see that they have support within the german society. however of course this is one concert one day as matthew
speech. he talks about unprecedented job creation in the last 14 months. really? because 2.4 million in the last 14 months is less than the 2.8 million created in the 14 months before or the largest tax cut in history, which it ain t. he would argue, i think, and he sees the world in a way that says as long as if this conversation gets to a, on one hand, on the other hand level, he has won, because he has declared his headline in a grand sort of state of the union-like forum. the larger point of people didn t vote for this. people want him to be unusual. they did. but no, they didn t, because yes, they wanted a new kind of washington, but did they want someone who is outrageous, did they want someone who acts in the way he has. and i will say what people voted for in 2016 is the past. and right now if you re a republican, you re looking at generic ballots that have democrats up 16 points, which would be a wave of, you know, 50 seats in the house and perhaps deeper losses in t
she didn t shatter any myths. we have got a little clip to play. listen to this. he s always been effortlessly charming, very funny, very self-aware, very how i imagine he would be, which is unusual. he really is that person. the reason i had that dedication on the album is because i ll never forget, we were standing on the corner of 57th and fifth in new york or 58th and fifth, and we were holding hands, we were waiting for the traffic light to change, and he looked at me and he said you know, i just want you to know that you never have to change anything about who you are in order to be with me. and literally a wave of if love is a feeling or a cellular thing that happens to your body, it went through me and that s pretty much who he is and how he s been. true, happened exactly like that.
yeah? she was unfortunately very nice about you. she didn t shatter any myths. we have got a little clip to play. listen to this. he s always been effortlessly charming, very funny, very self-aware, very how i imagine he would be, which is unusual. he really is that person. the reason i had that dedication on the album is because i ll never forget, we were standing on the corner of 57th and fifth in new york or 58th and fifth, and we were holding hands, we were waiting for the traffic light to change, and he looked at me and he said you know, i just want you to know that you never have to change anything about who you are in order to be with me. and literally a wave of if love is a feeling or a cellular thing that happens to your body, it went through me and that s pretty much who he is and how