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relates to battling the taliban, the u.s. and its allies are doing everything it can to prop up the afghanistan military, the army and the local police force. to your point, a lot of people are asking, it has been more than 15 years, where is the progress? the pentagon bureau chief and senior editor at the military times, thank you for joining us. guest: my pleasure. host: coming up, we have current american association for the advancement of science ceo, rush holt. he will be here to talk about the role that the federal science advisory boards are playing in the trump administration. later on, we are joined by pratik chougule of the american conservative to discuss his piece on the u.s. education system leaving the leaving highly intellectual children and their parents behind. sunday night on afterwards. journalist stuart taylor examines campus sexual assault he isin his book, interviewed by the editor in chief of the national law journal and legal times. s ....
with russian officials last week. you know, at this point, i d give anything to return to the simpler days of the campaign. ah, yes, there you go. [ light laughter ] the days when the only thing he gave away was his autograph. [ laughter ] i just want to see you sign hats again, mr. president. re-sign that hat. you ve got to re-sign. you have to resign. [ cheers and applause ] still a lot of hats out there you can get back to. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster today defended president trump for sharing classified information with russia saying, quote, the president wasn t even aware where the information came from. well, that doesn t surprise me. [ light laughter ] i would bet trump isn t even sure where babies come from. [ laughter ] first, you marry a model and then a stork drops off a baby with the doorman. [ light laughter ] and then you give the baby a giant job that they re unqualified for. [ laughter and applause ] a new a new gallup poll finds that p ....
week. you know, at this point, i d give anything to return to the simpler days of the campaign. ah, yes, there you go. [ light laughter ] the days when the only thing he gave away was his autograph. [ laughter ] i just want to see you sign hats again, mr. president. re-sign that hat. you ve got to re-sign. you have to resign. [ cheers and applause ] still a lot of hats out there you can get back to. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster today defended president trump for sharing classified information with russia saying, quote, the president wasn t even aware where the information came from. well, that doesn t surprise me. [ light laughter ] i would bet trump isn t even sure where babies come from. [ laughter ] first, you marry a model and then a stork drops off a baby with the doorman. [ light laughter ] and then you give the baby a giant job that they re unqualified for. [ laughter and applause ] a new a new gallup poll finds that president trump s approval ra ....
well, i don t really feel it, it doesn t feel like a crisis, you say what? so the way i approach global warming is that i think of it as an insurance question. it s like if you were driving down the street and someone told you that your house was on fire, and then someone said, oh, no, it s not really your house, it s the house next door, don t worry about it, what would you do? you d probably turn around and go back. you have insurance not because you actually think your place is going to burn. you have insurance because, you know, if it happens, it s such a catastrophic problem that there s no real way out of it. so right now we re in this really important point where i feel like if there is a possiblity that this is going to happen it makes a lot of sense for us to take care of it now. and i think it s not just a possibility. most scientists would agree that it is a reality. the debate mostly is about how quickly it s going to happen and what we can do about it ....
get on with it he says. he wants health care and tax reform passed quickly. despite the negatives and the problems the dow will go up again. politics and money, that s what we do. varney & company is about to begin. back to the news that s developing and breaking as we speak. there are reports that president trump is going to pull out of the paris climate deal. ashley, do we have anything more than he s likely to. ashley: well, we do, we re told by according to sources that there s a small team including the epa administrator working on the detail. two options that the trump administration could use here, one which would be much faster, and far more extreme to exit the underlying the climate change treaty. they do that, the u.s. is out period, out of everything. or they can initiate from the paris climate accord, they say it could take three years to disentangle. stuart: this is the paris accord. ashley: if you want to draw it out for three years, you withdraw from t ....