it was 2021 who said, hold my beer. in the closing moments of 2020, the ball dropped over a sparsely populated times square, the we res nation hoped for better times, dreams that were quickly dampened. 2021 was six days old when a mob of trump supporters stormed the u.s. capitol, hoping to overturn the election. the images, captured in speaker
here is a little section of it. i will say for maybe the fifth or sixth time, we re not going to engage in legal argument at this point. if you want to engage in legal argument in letters or court filings, we res happy to do th, but we re not going to do that in this deposition. so i think we have reached an impasse. well, i have two follow-up questions. jeff chark himself jumps in. i would say we have not reached an impasse, but for today i think that we re done. clark s lawyer, we re done. yeah. we re done for the day. congressman. well, i want to follow up on this questionow about attorney-client privilege. who is the attorney and who is the client that are a covered b the privilege here? clark s lawyer: it s asked and answered. well, forgive me, but who is the answer and who is the client in the attorney-client privilege being asserted in your letter? we re happy to engage in that dialogue in correspondence with
republicans do not care about the debt. they never have. what they do care about is not letting democratic administrations succeed even if that means recking the economy to ruin their administrations, and they care about not letting democrats spend money on ordinary people like you. they only want money to be spent on things like giant subsides like oil companies and tax cuts for the super rich. all e res is eater. hunger games theater. which brings us to today. when senate republicans have once again dragged the united states into the world to the brink of catastrophe. mcconnell that led republican debt limit brinksmanship all three previous times that happened to the obama biden administration and for weeks dended democrats raise the debt limit on their own refused the request to do just that. thanks to the self-described legislative grim reaper, 50 million seniors could stop
we res will in regular contact, which is a huge priority for people in the region, with private electricity companies to ensure that they have the resources that they need as they work to restore power in louisiana and mississippi where 1.1 million customers remain without electricity. we ve seen people in mississippi get electricity back. there s more than 25,000 linemen in the region racing to restore power. fema has staged nearly 250 generators to support impacted areas. we re going to get more generators to the area to get more power to the emergency services that need it the most. we also want to make sure that individuals in the impacted areas of louisiana know they can apply for federal assistance. we would encourage anyone in need assistance to go to disasterassistance.gov. 48 shoulders are open throughout the coast. fema has staged more than 4.4
0 you don t have to take care of all of kabul to get a bigger perimeter. that should have been another option. thanks, general. we know you ll be part of the continuing coverage as we move forward. the president said it was time to end this war. that is the story. stay tuned for continuing coverage here on fox of the end of the war in afghanistan. neil: all right. martha just said it. i was not going to extend this forever war. the president of the united states explaining why after 20 years we re out of afghanistan and our longest war is now in the rear view mirror. but growing questions that might not be the case. growing concerns for the tens of thousands left behind as to their safety and whether anyone, anywhere is going to help them and get them out of that country. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. growing confusion as to the message of the commander-in-chief about our now completed role in afghanistan and whether we actual ply completed the role, whet