hungary be capable of doing on her own. hungary also reported how far we could hungary also reported how far we could go hungary also reported how far we could go in terms of a contribution to international forces. and we said the force to international forces. and we said the force that we offered to nato in this respect is not smaller than any foreign this respect is not smaller than any foreign force that would be deployed to hungary for that reason. and i think to hungary for that reason. and i think that to hungary for that reason. and i think that if nato s military leadership understands and believes and agrees with what we have said, then i and agrees with what we have said, then i think and agrees with what we have said, then i think everyone should believe then i think everyone should believe the same then i think everyone should believe the same. that this is the case.
economy. the noonan piece is interesting. calls into question about u.s. military leadership. if you want to check it out go to wall street journal .com. sandra: democrats, are they using the devastation of hurricane ida to push their agenda? the storm s terrible, will it help them with the massive spending plan? bill: president biden facing questions about americans and allies in afghanistan. senator tom cotton ahead on the push for answers. stay tuned. just today you started hearing a different tune from john kirby at the pentagon saying they can t conduct an after action review. they won t, but i will and the congress will. ory. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. newday s holding the line on rates so veterans can save thousands.
incompetence by the u.s. military leadership and biden administration when it comes to evacuating afghanistan is not over. we re still watching it. it is consistent with the incompetence we ve witnessed for years across administrations. losing a war to an enemy they never understood. dana: what about our allies and their thoughts this morning? you are hearing from our allies. expressing profound disappointment in what we re seeing unfold in afghanistan. i think it is hard for some of our allies to fathom that we could be witnessing incompetence at this level. even people who came in and didn t have much faith in the biden administration are surprised and shocked at just how incompetent this has been. it is inconceivable that we would have seen the united states scrambling trying to cut side deals with the taliban just so we can get americans out. it is inconceivable you would have had a spokesman for the president of the united states saying in effect yeah, we don t
i see illusion and desolution. so just so we re clear, everyone, conclusion, collusion, no. illusion, del use, yes. that was kellyanne yesterday. and in the day ahead, president trump continuing his visit to paris with a series of events lined up in the coming hours. in 30 minutes the president is set to hold a luncheon with u.s. military leadership and later this morning he s going to meet with french president macron before the two hold a joint news conference. and janet yellen will appear before the senate banks committee this morning following her testimony yesterday. and the nominees for this year s emmy awards will be announced this morning. stephen colbert is set to host
bring the taliban fighters back to afghan society. u.s. officials say those wishing to do so would have to renounce violence, sever ties with the international terrorists and aren t the afghan constitution. i think the most important thing is that we first get an afghan solution crafted by afghans and second that it be inclusive. and it feel fair to everyone. reporter: some of the strain in the recent u.s. relations with karzai has been due to the belief that the afghan leader is not doing enough to eliminate corruption. karzai said the greater accountability of the government in kabul would be a pillar of his second term in office. u.s. officials say there are promising signs but there is more work to be done on fighting corruption. ultimately, though, the customer then has to be satisfied is the people of afghanistan that is high on their agenda right now. reporter: efforts say the senior u.s. military leadership will watch the visit closely to make sure any friction in the r