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hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this sunday on fredricka whitfield, and we begin on the campaign trail as he scrambles to try and fend off growing calls to drop out of the race. today. he s making two stops in the battleground, state of pennsylvania. this morning, he spoke at a black church in philadelphia i ve always felt the power of your faith good times. and in tough time fact is the scripture says all things work together for good girls, love god in our called according to his purpose our purpose is to serve others that s our purpose biden s stepped up campaign push comes after his high-stakes interview with abc news did little to calm the nerves of some elected members of his own on party. and any moment now the top democrat in the house, i came, jeffries will hold a meeting with senior democrats to talk about the president s future. and in the senate, democratic senator mark warner, the chair of the intelligence committee, plants to gather senator
signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 6 2015, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. gutierrez: i d like to congratulate the speaker and the republican majority for coming to their senses and allowing the house of representatives to pass a bill funding the department of homeland security for the rest of the fiscal year. seems odd i would have to come to this well to congratulate the majority for funding one of the largest and most important departments in the u.
a couple of months ago and we were talking about current rules of engagement as it pertains to afghanistan, with this train, advise and assist mission. isil is networking. we know they are recruiting in afghanistan. so my question was under this current operation you re under was if isil is identified by american troops or after began national security forces in the assist mode we are in, can we absolutely destroy isil and the answer from the state department no, ma am. my comment was i would consider the fact that we are at war with them means we should destroy them. in your role right now, what is your understanding when isil is identified. are they taken out because we are at war with them or given a path? general campbell: we don t talk but rules of engagement. i would just answer that and say i m comfortable with the authorities that i have today that i can prosecute the mission both from a c.t. perspective and train, advise and assist perspective and protect the forces
mentioned, all of a sudden that s when it became so rotten that we no longer are the people or the people could no longer put up with it. the pivotal moment wags when it accepted the deal that was moment was when it accepted the deal that was offered by russia which our european allies were not willing to do. that ignited this situation. that s what turned the policy type of situation and perhaps the and perhaps the overturn of rotten government through a electoral process into instead the overturn of the rotten regime by violent demonstrations and nondemocratic means of overthrowing that regime. they could two years later could have kicked that guy out with a free election. they didn t wait. let me ask you about ok. let s hope what we re doing now is aimed at trying to end the conflict that started in that more complicated way than black and white. what people are advocating that we send weapons and to ukraine, the defensive weapons would any of these weapons be un