All right, buckle up and welcome to hannity. In case there was any doubtt in in your mind, any doubt whatsoever? wellhatsoever tonight, full confirmation nomi, yes, the democratic nominee, kamala harris, is the single most radical, extremed and downright dangerous far left politician everwnright coronated by the democratic party. Now she just tap minnesotathe dy governor tim walz, the single most radical far lef t in theo be united states to be her running mate. Make no mistakunning mate, harrn laws, their political soulmates, walz is bernieanders sanders of democratic governors. He has extremef democr positions on everything. He was a champion of woke politicstrem. We ll go into great detail. He has a track record of scandal, dishonesty, failure. He has deep, decades long tiesh to china. And as much as he loves callinah jd vance weird. He s pretty weird. It appears o pretty that walz was h throwing stones at a very glass house. Sothrowingne we are going to doe state run media mob will
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good evening, from new york, i m chris hayes. donald trump is now trying to run out the clock on the investigation into his new attempt. he wants to stop the january six committee from getting access to his records, by claiming, dubious executive privilege. as i noted there, that claim was already rejected by the sitting president, who gets to decide. also, by a fraternal judge, then by an appeals court earlier this month. trump was then given two weeks to appeal his case in supreme court, before the documents were released. so, today, exactly two weeks later, trump s lawyers finally fully appealed the supreme court, on the last possible day. that is of course, intentional. it s all part of a strategy to drag the process as long as possible. something that s been incredibly, incredibly successful during trump s career. trying to stop the delay tactics, the house is now asking the supreme court to expedite its decision on whether or not to take the case. lawmakers plan to fo
ite house was are of their concns. ecommended that we maintain 2,500 troops i afghanistan, and i also recommended eliern the fall of 2020 that we maintain 4,500 at that time. i also have a view that the withdrawal ofhose forces would lead inetably to the collapse of the ahan military forces and eventually the afghan government. i assume you agree with that? i agree with that am my assessment was back in the fall of 20 and remained consistent throughout we should keep a steady state of 2,500 and it could bounce up to 3,500, maybe something li that in order to move toward a notiated solution. i m confident that th presiden heard all the recommendations and listened to em thoughtfully. their input was received by the president and considered by the president for sure. so the problem today was that testimony by those three gentlemen appears to contradict what the president told george stephanopoulos of abc news back in august of 19. your military advisers told you