your phone can measure you right now. i m taylor on ios or android. so you, in this morning with kasie hunt. next it s monday, june 24th, right now on cnn this morning but clock is ticking. joe biden and donald trump honing their strategies ahead of their looming debate. re-match plus, it s been two years since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade, handing control to the states. but how will it impact the outcome of the election? this no member and a month s worth of rain in just three days this morning, i was reeling from what authorities are calling monumental flooding all right. 5:00 a.m. here in washington, dc. alive. look at that beautiful sunrise in new york city. on this summer, monday morning, morning, everyone, i m cases see it s wonderful to have you with us three days and counting before the historic debate rematch between president biden and former president donald trump a president and a former president have never faced off in a debate like this. b
Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Putin meeting all around us in that setting. But they are also hearing the president in very few words undercut the investigation. The president also hit some other big topics like the border wall and of course smacking the media. Heres some of the highlights. Were fixing walls all over the border. And were going to start to get very nasty over the world. Anything i want, they want to oppose. I just figured out how to do the wall. Ill say, i dont want to build the wall and theyll insist on building it. I just figured that out right now. They can make anything bad. Because they are the fake, fake disgusting news. So fake, fake disgusting was a sort of updated iteration. There was cheering and jeering at us in the work area that is
the president getting funding for the wall. Remember, a Republicanled Congress has not supported the president in funding such an endeavor. Joining me to discuss, matt miller, an Msnbc Na
expression. foreign policy stops at the water s edge. this used to describe inner party disputes. regardless of what you said at home, you wouldn t go overseas and disagree. that s like my parents. you can kill one another inside your hole, bme, but as soon as front door opens, i mean, we are the waltons. this is within his own administration. he s disagreeing with his own administration on foreign soil. you know, parliamentary democracies, there are shadow governments. i don t mean this in the moronic sean hannity deep state sense. ooh. we have the notion of maybe a functioning alternative government within this administration largely in the national security apparatus that is trying to do the right thing, irrespective of what the president has to say or what he does. does that work for the president? because hold on a second it might, yes. because look at the president s policying policies. he stokes this culture war with the base. down with the rich.
people have been saying from the state department we re worried about it because it may descend into civil war. it is already there. it is already on equal footing with libya in that you ve got x-or shadow governments battles it out. militia and tribal elements and more importantly you have jihadist elements rushing into this chaos. chaos we see in yemen libya, islamic state syria iraq, problems in lebanon, it s a cascading series of events essentially created by a vacuum of leadership at the top of the food chain. meaning here in the u.s. and i would argue that, our inconsistency in our policy, in our big vision for the middle east, over the past few years has created what we ve got now, which is a big mess. martha: a big mess. here is josh ernest when he was asked about the lack of intelligence on the ground now in yet another country in yemen. it is true that that
sniff the taliban out into the open and make them fight on one one battle. will it work differently than the last eight years have worked? i think that this is a very important turning point, and this is a new chapter in the afghan endeavor, and it is successful, to be measured later for nonmilitary follow-ups that will become meaningful, because i am sure that the military operation will be successful, but the sustainability of the success will be determined if we can follow it up by nonmilitary achievements late ore than were lacking in the past eight years which allowed the taliban to receive a perceived ascension to where they feel that they are in power. and let s talk about that, because people who are looking at this in the outside think that the forces went in and defeated the taliban and that there were pockets of resistance, but it seems that i have built up these shadow governments and what do we mean