Welcome back to the whole story. I m anderson cooper. We just heard from vice president kamala harris on some of the key policy issues in this race. In this next hour, we re going to show you the other side with former president donald trump and where he stands on the economy, reproductive rights, immigration, foreign policy policy, and the state of democracy. Cnn s abby phillip takes us through what the trump white house enacted during his four years in office and looks at what he and his allies have promised to continue or to change if elected to another term nafta has been a disaster for the united states. A complete and total disaster it was april 2017 173 months into donald trump s presidency. And he wanted to withdraw the united states from nafta, the north american free trade agreement he would say repeatedly in n the oval offici to e everyone whwho would wawas listen, the ripping us off. They take advantage of america s were suckers and losers. It s been very, very bad for our
world. and welcome to this special edition of hannity countdown to iowa. ecial edn of hay the 2024 presidential election that will kick off in exactlym toni one week from tonight. we should have full results fromghhoull the republican iowt next monday, but don t expect anexpect ay from democrats withy complicated mail in voting system and the reshuffling of the democratic party s primary calendar . we won t get an official tally m for months now. of coursonths.e, barring a majop and fall, biden will almost certainly be thethe bi democratic nominee. the big question tonight, why joe biden has been a terrible president. his approval numbers show it. his show it. t doesn his cabinet doesn t even bother to keep him in the loop on major issueto keep n ths. no one even bothered to tell you a president joe biden and his secretary of defense was actually incapacitated in icu for several days. i m just wondering out loud well, what if we had a national emergency or some internati
from washington. really good news for the british diplomats an their families. reporter: absolutely. what we ve been hearing is this was a very complex situation with not a whole lot of time to plan but that planning was very intensive, pentagon officials say. they describe the operation as fast and clean. say it was conducted in one movement with service members spending less than an hour on the ground. so under 100 u.s. government personnel were removed from sudan s capital city by way of three helicopters. again, officials say that this was about a week of planning as they saw chaos erupting in sudan. president biden thanked the unmatched skill of service members of getting the this this completed. they confirmed the operations at the u.s. embassy have been temporarily suspended. the president added that this has cost the lives of hundreds of civilians and it must stop. sudan entered the second week of violence as the army and paramilitary group battle for control of the
in afghanistan. and we turned over billions of dollars worthollars of equipt to, who knows, terroristsu just and now you have this. and you just wonder what putin and x wi and these others. are they frightened by this man? no. pand our data allies, well, they seem pretty weak and impotent along themselves and led by joe biden. look, it s going on in israel. we have american hostages. for goodness sake. we don t eve e. n hear about thesef th things from the president of the united states. and i just cannote get past the fact that the secretary of defense is incapacitate d and the commander in chief didn t know for days. that s just unbelievableow for . that s unforgivable to me. to what?ergency? if we had mike, so what if we had a national security emergency? what if ther e was an was nee international incident and a military was needed? rybody w what they d everybody d show up in the, you know, situation roomatio and then we d say, oh, where s where s our secretary of defense
rachel: that s amazing. for people who are watching, why should a young person choose the army reserve? thank you. the reason to choose the army reserve is very simple, it s vocational training. you want to be an electrician, plumber, i m a lawyer, i did 28 years as a lawyer. we have accountants, doctors, x-ray techs, and if you want, i ll send you to college. [laughter] the army reserve includes the minutemen scholarship. we have 2, 3 and 4-year scholarship ises. we ll pay 900% of your sal 100% of your salary. we can make that happen. pete: give the lawyer the microphone, he s ready to go. [laughter] rachel: and we re going to need electricians. we re learning that through the show. and soldiers. pete: so the tradition is to cut the cake, sir. yes. we re going to cut cake with a saber today. we ve already received our safety brief, so if everybody d- [laughter] hands on the top and on 3, it s going on the happy birthday. get on in here. here we go, 1, 2, 3, happy