for example the idea they do not abide by the rules related to subsidizing products by the government funding. so guess what. they are not going to build export their electric vehicles to the united states without a significant tariff it. others are doing the same thing around the world. but, it is a concern. it is a concern you have both china, north korea, russia, iran, countries that are not necessarily coordinated in the past looking to figure out how they can have impact. to interrupt the impact? yes, i do. i am not prepared to talk about the detail of it in public. and i think you will see some of our european friends are going to be curtailing their investment in russia, i mean, excuse me, in china. as long as china continues to have this indirect help to russia in terms of being able to help their economy as well as, as well as help them as a consequence their ability to fight in ukraine. the other thing we talked a lot about is that i raised it. and i did no
and so they were doing it. but that that got curtailed when we started saying we re going to play by the same rules . for example, the idea they don t abide by thxample tes relating to subsidizing productsed by the government funded. so guess what? wha they re not going to be able to export their electric vehiclesdport the to united states without a significant tariff. others are doing the sam e around the world. but it is a concern. it is is concern that youer have both china, south korea, north korea, russia, iran, countries that are not necessarily coordinated in the past looking to figure out how they can have impact and toh interrupt that impact. e yes, i do. i but i m not prepared to talk about the detail of it in and i think you ll see that some of our european friends are going to be curtailing their investment in russia. i mean, excusement i and in chi, as long as china continues to have this indirect help to russia in terms of being able i to help their economy as
unfolded. that s one headline from his address to the nation today. one that s of immediate importance, especially in a domestic political sense. the other headline could be far longer reaching with much greater impact on how this country maintains its presence in the world and at what cost in dollars and lives of american service members. namely, the president s commitment to avoid fighting another war like the one he just ended. we ll talk about both tonight. today new polling from pew research showed that americans by a 12-point margin, 54% to 42%, approved of the decision to withdraw. however, as the president s overall handling of the situation, 42% said the president did poorly. substantially more than those who rated it either fair, good or excellent. this part of his remarks spoke to that. let me be clear. leaving august the 31st is not due to an arbitrary deadline. it was designed to save american lives. my predecessor had made a deal with the taliban. when i came
that s going to do it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow come hell or high water. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. we ll continue the gram news fame here but will have good news in this hour and actually, good news on the vaccination rate in one small town in the south where the state has the lowest vaccination rate in the country but this one small town is a remarkable success story, thanks to one retired woman there who took it on herself to get the town vaccinated. it s really an amazing story. we ll do that later in the hour. that is exactly the kind of story i need on a day like this and on a night like this. i m going to sit here and watch it. thank you for finding that story and b, thank you for telling me that s ahead. that s what i need. that s what is coming up. thank you, rachel. thanks, lawrence. what could become one of america s enduring lies to itself about afghanistan is being given birth on live tv these days. l
street just next to us. they re led by a white flag, and they re chanting as they go down. i don t think from our position, we can t show you that. we re about two or three stories, four stories up. but there they are, right here. hopefully they keep going past this hotel. a spokesman for the taliban told nbc news they ordered fighters to enter kabul to prevent looting since police appear to have abandoned their positions. there s been steady helicopter traffic all day over the u.s. embassy with evacuations taking an urgent turn when the taliban surrounded the city. smoke is rising as officials scramble to burn sensitive documents. they re destroying classified documents as i speak. the visa process has stopped. and now, president biden said in july this is not going to be saigon. it s not like south vietnam. guess what, when i talked to ambassador crocker, we thing it s going to be worse. a few hours ago, taliban fighters seized control of jabalabad and four other prov