0 i m sandra smith. mike: i m mike martha: good afternoon, everybody. our continuing coverage of the breaking news story both on capitol hill and out of the mar-a-largo situation. the deadline has now arrived. it is 3:00 p.m. for the former president to contest the court in the release of the warrant that was involved in the raid of his florida home. fox news has just reviewed the warrant along with the property receipt. we re going through all of this. you ve heard some of it over the course of the last several minutes. there were 20 boxes of items that were removed. some of them were labelled top secret. binders, photos, handwritten notes also seized. we ll go through the list. the president s former chief of staff, mick mulvaney, bret baier, congressman jim banks and victor davis hanson are all on deck to weigh-in on what is going on right now with this investigation. a lot of questions. first, to david spunt joining us with the latest as he learns it from there. hi, david.
get. this is a wrenching decision, a wrenching decision, that the state of texas has made, you know, for the last decade basically very, very difficult. and at this stage, effectively impossible. there s you know, there are a number of boundaries women need to clear, now if their pregnancy shows signs of cardiac activity, which is usually around five or six weeks, which is before most women know they re pregnant, they can t get an abortion in texas, which means out of state clinics are being flooded with calls, requests, there are women taking matters into their own hands. i mean, texas is a case study in what happens when you don t have roe v. wade, and what is so shocking to me is the fact that we have really lost sight of humanity in this hour, whether it s a school board member or a college student whose birth control failed her, we have lost our humanity. yeah, that is what this segment has been about. alex wagner, zerlina maxwell,
could be pregnant, women in texas have been punished, legislative session after legislative session. these are people you know her getting turned away, and this could be you next. alex i ve seen nothing on television that delivers more powerfully, the reality of what s happening in texas. lawrence, the average woman in texas, would have to drive 275 miles, to get an abortion. let s just be real, nobody wants to get an abortion. this is not something that patients are running after to get. this is a wrenching decision, a wrenching decision. that the state of texas may, for the last decade basically, they ve made it very difficult. and at this stage, effectively impossible. there s a number of challenges that women need to clear, if their pregnancy show sign of cardiac activity, which is usually at about five or six weeks, which is before most
is happening in realtime and the world must bear witness and hold the taliban accountable. let me turn to the focus of today s hearing. mr. secretary, the execution of the u.s. withdrawal was clearly and fatally flawed. this committee expects to receive a full explanation of the administration s decision in afghanistan since coming into office last january. there has to be accountability. we will have other hearings to develop a set of lessons learned over the course of the war to understand the many mistakes made over the course of 20 years. the diversion and when the bush decided to invade iraq. double dealing by pakistan in providing a safe haven to the taliban and the list goes on. we need to understand why successive administrations made so many of the same mistakes repeatedly. perhaps most urgently we need to understand why the afghan
democratic elections. the taliban now run afghanistan but that does not mean we ever accept their behavior. i supported the decision to eventually withdraw our military from afghanistan. i have long maintained, however, that how the united states left mattered. doing the right thing in the wrong way can end up being the wrong thing. and to get this right, the biden administration needed to answer two fundamental questions. first, would the withdrawal leave a durable political arrangement in its wake? second, would the u.s. and our allies maintain and ability to collect intelligence and conduct counter terrorism operations in a region still reiff with groups seeking to do us harm? i believe the u.s. fell short on the first measure and time will tell on the second but the prospects don t look promising. so let me start with some