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Intercepts, basicall electronic intercepts. if they is the specific piec of information in thes documents, then whoever is, if they were listening to gathe that information, is able to get that information and the were listening to that phone call or something, then they r going to cut that off. the u.s. could lose a key piec of, a key area that they r able to gather information from that is a big concern righ now. the second one is more in th diplomatic world that s that some of thes documents appear to show tha the u.s. was even listening in on some allies this creates tension, it creates a difficul relationship and conversatio between the u.s. and som allies depending on exactly what ma be disclosed and some of these documents. i think it s important to poin out, as valid in her piece that they appear to be real, but they also appear to be doctored, many of them we have to keep in mind that i this is some sort of a disinformation campaign by russia, what would be th ....
We n want to bring in quick courtney. we only have 90 seconds here until the end of our show. what have youw. been able to len about the latest developments since we last spoke. ncso, it s important to poin out from a u.s. military perspective they have 1,000 troops on the ground in kabul and primarily focused on the airport and the u.s. embassy americans who are there. plan, according to defense officials, is still to bring in those additional troops. so, inio the coming hours and days, they will have upwards of about 5,000ds u.s. troops on th ground. again,ophe focused on the evacun mission and getting those americans and afghans who are eligible to leave the country under potential u.s. visas and getting them out of kabul safely. it s also important to point out that defense officials are saying thatef they re not seein right now this as a major taliban offensive moving into kabul. there s some reports of sporadic ....
Petersburg. deputy national security adviser ben rhodes held a gaggle earlier this morning and walk out with majority of the leaders supporting them for a strike against syria and they will go along with the united states in terms of supporting this notion that chemical weapons should not be used. but they re not really saying which countries are with them. which countries are against them. we might get that after the summit is over. that s an indication there that perhaps they don t have all the support that they would like to have. one thing we should poin out, though, this news conference that president obama is scheduled to have at 9:50 this morning that could move around depending on how the bilateral meeting that is hapwing the french president is going and whether or not that runs late. questi carol, the big question opposed to the president is if he will take military action if he does not get congressional authorization? you played some of the sound from the town hall meeting ....