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the biden administration caused this disaster. this is a complete debacle. we had every reason to believe and to plan for the rapid collapse of the afgan military and the of a began government. president biden has described the evacuation from afghanistan as an extraordinary success. this has to be the lie of the 21st century. things got really heated when senator ted cruz pressured whether the officials gave the taliban the names of american citizens during the chaotic evacuation. did the state department give the taliban a list or multiple lists of americans and/or afgans that we wanted out? those reports and the idea that we would do anything to endanger our citizens or anyone else at a time when we re trying to save their lives is flat-out wrong. in limited instances where we were seeking to get a bus or a group of people through a check point, we gave a manifest to the people at the check point to demonstrate that those people were expected roughly ....
california, so you re asking we ll, what about me? but it is the first eve of the first big political test of the post trump era. because elections one year into a new president term, they are often an early indicator of which way the wind is blowing, which way politics are forming, of a new administration in the white house. you may remember during president barack obama s first year of office, the last time we had a first term democratic president, even that fall of that year we saw this huge surprise offset. a race from governor new jersey was chris christie. you know for told some troubles ahead for democrats. so there was a huge political states in tomorrow selection, and new substantive ones. california voters are choosing who will lead the fifth largest economy in the entire world. the most popular state in the union, they re choosing whether or not among other things to continue the battle that suppress the covid virus. or to essentially wave the white flag as s ....
let s start here in the uk, where the government has added more details on how it will deliver on a huge £650 billion infrastructure plan which it hopes will boost the economy over the next decade. the government says its new bill will support 425,000 jobs a year over the next four years. chancellor rishi sunak added the investment will offer hope as the economy emerges from the pandemic . downing street believes the £650 billion which will be made up of private and public investment will boost infrastructure projects across the country over the next 10 years, creating new opportunities for thousands of apprentices, technicians, graduates and skilled workers. the news comes as the tuc kicks off its annual congress with a warning the uk must prepare for more economic shocks. i ll be talking to the tuc s chief economist in a moment. but firstjustin urquhart stewart, founder of regionally investment platform joins me now. good to see you this morning. if we first of all t ....
everyone as state that was part of that. i m glad that you reinforced as my conversations have the renewed commitment, the strength that is there with our trans clan at this time allies going forward on our mission not just in a region but worldwide to our counter terrorism efforts. so i must say this. this is a period of reassessment i think as we go forward. we have some lessons learned,embarking on a new mission, trying to do the best in that area and so many fronts. there s one relationship that has always troubled me. our relationship with pakistan. you know, pakistan played an active and by so many accounts a negative role in afghan affairs for decades. not just recently but for decades. from the very beginning, they helped branding the name taliban. by 2005 when the taliban was reconstituting in east and south afghanistan and importantly across the border in pakistan and pakistan s isi, enter service intelligence agency, the haqqani network and even recently when ....