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national security asset for the united states or it was so the taliban take it over, this provided eyes and ears not only in afghanistan, but china, russia and iran. they are now emboldened. we can t see. we re going dark now and that s very dangerous. the administration talks about over-the-horizon capabilities. this is like six, eight hours away in qatar, uae. bagram, the loss of bag rap, i can t bagram, i can t emphasize how destructive this is. maria: as the biden administration promises green cars for afghan refugees, the southern border is overflowing with migrants. there are 15,000 people waiting to apprehended under one bridge in del-rio, texas. joe biden s refusal to close the border as terrorist want-to-bees join the fight, as michael waltz predicted last week. > we are on a road to a futue attack. the samewe team that s around biden was around obama that yanked out of iraq and led to the rise of the isis caliphate. i think you re going to see that in the n ....
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deadly hit on an aid worker and nine other civilians ip colluding seven children. reporter: for the family involved, we went to the house today and really it is just as it was right after the strike happened. they haven t had the heart to tidy it up. they lost so many family members there and i spoke to a brother today saying the pentagon said that this was a mistake. he said they re happy to hear that. that s what they knew all along and confirms that the family members civilians and the idea that somehow their family that they knew was innocent civilians tarnished as terrorists weighed heavy listen ohm this. they said they would like justice and to see the person and the people who are responsible for this strike to go through the court system. the u.s. court system. and face justice, appropriate justice in the united states. they told me that no one from the united states yet from the state department or military or any other part of the government have been in tou ....
we head into the fall. let s ask wall street journal columnist and fox news contributor, senior advisor to president george w bush. so carl make sense of this falling falling polls for the president and went to the mean. guest: will begin falling in july and they are falling across the board because people have concerns about covid-19 and they have concerns about the afghan withdrawal our surrender and concerns about the economy including the inflation that they are all saying the gas pump and at the grocery store rated but they about what they re hearing about washington talking about three and half trillion dollars were not getting used to treating billions are created millions and as a result, all of this is driving the numbers down on taxes is numbers are worse than they are on the economy. it is about well because one of the first things of people are going to learn about the american job plan as they call it, is how much going have to pay more in taxes. paul: how ....
there were no rules, you are right. the rules were there to be bent. and we expose the corrupt deal to pay off a notorious dictator. i had to make it clear that, er, they re going to expect a nice, thick envelope of notes, you know. in south africa s rural heartland, one company dominates tobacco production. 90% of the crop is bought by british american tobacco. tobacco! yes, tobacco. bat sold a staggering 638 billion cigarettes last year. and south africa is one of its most important markets. more tobacco! the company has been operating here for more than 100 years. that is very powerful, that is tobacco, no doubt about that. all the tobacco in the area. all. ..all goes to bat? yes. yeah, so they dominate the market? they dominate the market, yes, i can say that. british american tobacco is one of the uk s ten biggest companies. it made almost £10 billion profit last year. bat has strong foundations. and it claims to be an ethical company. ..and behaving ethically in ....