directed on august the 18th, we began to carry out our plan based upon the initial assumption that the afghan security forces would be a willing and able security partner in kabul, defending the capital for a matter of weeks or at least for a few days. within 24 hours, of course, the afghan military collapsed completely, opening kabul up to the taliban s advance october augu. on october the 15th, i delivered a message on behalf of the president that our mission in kabul was now the evacuation of americans and our partners that we would not tolerate interference and that we would forcefully defend our forces and the evacuees if necessary. the taliban s response in that meeting was in line with what they said publicly. offered to work with us on a deconfliction mechanism to prevent miscalculation while our forces operated in close quarters. finally, they promised not to
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officials tried to influence the election. yes. let s move on to ambassador sondland. i only have ten fingers and ten toes, i can t count above 20 but you know how many times ambassador sondland said that he did not know, did not recall, had no collection, have limited memory or failed to remember something in his october the 15th testimony. does that surprise you? 325. he files a clarifying statement and he clarifies a few things, but did you have any contact with ambassador sondland between the time of his deposition on the time of his clarifying statement, did the majority? you have no idea. so they may have had influence on his testimony. and that would be evidence of bias, evidence of credibility,
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negotiating position, by having a general election on october the 15th. jeremy corbyn. well, maybe the prime minister can tell us what the negotiating position actually is. the washington post summed things up for britain s new prime minister this way. after just six weeks on the job, johnson has lost his governing majority, exiled his most honored members including winston churchill s grandson. it s the shortest honeymoon in political history, said john tong, a political professor at the university of liverpool who said johnson is essentially in government but not in power. boris johnson is in a terrible mess. axios puts it this way. no prime minister has lost their first vote in office since 1783 let alone their first three. at the white house today, president trump said he s been following the developments in london. he predicted his friend boris