look, we're the united states of america. the there's nothing, not a single thing we're unable to do if we do it together. so let's stay together. god bless you all and all those who continue to serve of on the front lines of this pandemic and may god protect our troops. get vaccinated. >> is this constitutional, mr. president? >> we've been listening to president joe biden laying out his latest plan to combat the coronavirus pandemic including new vaccine mandates for all federal workers and contractors and new requirements for many american companies. president biden also called on governors to mandate vaccines for all teachers. let's discuss. dr. sanjay gupta, let me start with you. so, president biden said that the path ahead is not as bad as it was last winter, but we're still losing 1,500 americans a day to this virus as the president point out. this is largely a pandemics of the unvaccinated. do you think the six pillars that he announced will be enough to turn things around. >> i think they will make a big dinchlts as

what do we say to america? we say to america -- help is on the way! help is on the way, you will receive your $1,400 checks in a few weeks. help is on the way. people are being vaccinated more quickly and more effectively than we ever imagined. help is on the way. half the children in america will no longer be in poverty, and help is on the way, our schools will open more quickly and more safely than anyone has ever thought. we democrats made promises. we made promises in georgia. we made promises in the country. we said, if we gained the senate, kept the house and elected the president, we would finally get things done, and get us out of this covid crisis, and we are on the road to success. help is on the way. this is a wonderful day for america. this is the most significant piece of legislation in so many ways, in decades. and we are just getting started. help is on the way. thank you, everybody. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. good afternoon. good afternoon, and in the rose garden. thank you, mr. president. madam vice president, and an honor to

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in central america. all of those the vice president arguing will help in the long term to give people of central america hope that they can have better lives in their own country. this diplomatic test turning into political quick sand because she drew criticism from the left when she warned would be migrants in guatemala not to come to the u.s./mexico border telling them that they would be turned back. then there was another issue when she was asked why she hasn't visited the u.s./mexico border, initially she equivocated comparing it to not having gone to europe yet as vice president which has frankly neither here nor there. i asked the vice president again whether she would commit to visiting that border. here is what she said. >> can you commit right now that you will indeed visit the us mexico border and will you do it soon? >> jeremy, let me tell you something, yes, i will, and i have before. >> and i also asked the vice president about another item in her portfolio, an assignment from the president

the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehouse when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to become a nurse. amazon helped me with training and tuition. today, i'm a medical assistant and i'm studying to become a registered nurse. in filipino: you'll always be in my heart. i just wish more people knew how easy it was to get health coverage. i'm only paying $52 a month for there are quality plans for even less. my job doesn't offer health insurance, but with the new law, i found an affordable plan and only pay $47 a month. actually, a friend of mine recommended healthcare.gov and now w

he believes america is going to help him because he helped america. should the people still in afghanistan right now that helped us, should they still have faith that we'll keep our word to get folks out? >> well, they certainly have hope. the question is do we have faith in america ourselves? are we willing to live up to what we represent to srosh and to the many thousands and millions of people around the world. earlier in your program you asked what will be the impact, what are people thinking about the united states at this point? well, they're dismayed. they're dismayed not that we made the wrong decision, president biden, he made a decision that three other presidents promised but never carried out. he made a decision but it was very poorly and badly executed to be sure. but they're dismayed that we had either poor intelligence or poor execution or poor planning. and they're dismayed this poor planning being politicized and weaponized by those on the right who want to prevent people like your truck driver, srosh, from staying in america, from br

will america become a democracy? at the end of the day, regardless of what political party is in office, my rights as a citizen should be protected because i vote, i should not be pun ished. because other organized criminalize handing out water and snacks to older people that we saw in line. some of them were in line for two, three, four hours. so it is criminal, what is happening. >> or longer. or longer! let me ask you this. i'm glad you bring that up. you look at the optics of this, you're right. we put it side by side. it is really bad optics for republicans. you have the picture of this, being very proud about it. holding press conferences, at least tweeting the picture out. and then not allowing a black woman in. there are charges of voter suppression. it is the picture, the quint essential picture of what's going. on here's what i'm wondering. if you look at the optics, if democrats will strategize, can you imagine putting older people in line in the vein of rosa parks, people trying to give they will food and

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and how we will respond to different actions that harm america's interests. i told president putin my agenda is not against russia or anybody else. it's for the american people. fighting covid-19, rebuilding our economy, re-establishing relationships around the world with our allies and friends and protecting the american people. that's my responsibility as president. i also told him that no president in the united states could keep faith with the american people if they did not speak out to defend our democratic values, to stand up for the universal and fundamental freedoms that all men and women have in our view. that's just part of the dna of our country. so human rights is always going to be on the table, i told him. it's not about just going after russia when they violate human rights, it's about who we are. how could i be the president of the united states of america and not speak out against the violation of human rights. i told him unlike other countries including russia, we're uniquely a product of an idea. you heard me say this before again and agai

that is america. >> that is america, joe biden reflecting on the idea of change as he left delaware this afternoon for washington where his new administration will usher in major historic change in america when he becomes the 46th president of the united states. before noon kamala harris raises her right hand and becomes the first woman to occupy the office of vice president. the first woman of color, black american and south asian descent to be vp. i want to bring in our cnn political commentators, two of my favorites. hey y'all. what's up. how are y'all doing. what's up? >> how are you best selling author? >> stop it. best selling author. roll it back. it is called -- it is a memoir, my vanishing country. >> i am excited about your book. >> i can't wait to have the conversations. >> let me start with you. listen, we have commiserated about this on air and off. for people of color, the trump era has been so intense. i am not sure people realize how tough that it has been for us. how are you feeling tonight as it is ending? >> well, i am hopeful. i think what we saw is that a lot of the

or that columbus didn't actually discover america, that america was here before columbus? what's wrong with telling our children the truth? it has nothing to do with saying everything is racist. it's just -- it's just simply the truth. >> of course. of course, that's the truth. and, of course, there is nothing wrong with teaching children the facts. but the implications in the statements of the 1619 project are that the american revolution was fought to preserve the institution of slavery. i mean, you've got curriculum being taught in schools, now, as an outgrowth of this thing where they are making children in schools say, i am an oppressor. i am racist. and there are going to be a great-many americans, not just conservatives and republicans but i expect a great-many people who would consider themts to be on the middle or even on the left who don't agree with that kind of indoctrination. i agree with you, don. but the framing and the further indoctrination of the fact -- of the idea that we are a racist-rotten nation at our core is what republicans are against. >> is that

america is coming back. the development, manufacture and distribution of vaccines in record time is a true miracle of sci science. it's one of the most extraordinary achievements any country has ever accomplished. and we also just saw the perseverance rover land on mars. stunning images of our dreams that are now a reality. another example of the extraordinary american ingenuity, commitment, and belief in science and one another. and today i signed into law the american rescue plan, an historic piece of legislation that delivers immediate relief to millions of people. includes $1,400 in direct rescue checks, payments. that means a typical family of four earning about $110,000 will get checks for $5,600 deposited if they have direct deposit or in a check, a treasury check. it extends unemployment benefits. it helps small businesses. it lowers health care premiums for many. it provides food and nutrition, keeps families in their homes. and it will cut child poverty in this country in half according to the expe

one, creating good-paying jobs in america. two improving our competitiveness and three expanding economic potential. the president has a plan on what it looks like and how we pay for and we're interested in talking to congress about how we do this. and the president is committed to not, not doing this. and we need to focus on inves investigating in infrastructure and plan for the 21st century. traditionally people have thought about infrastructure as roads an bridges, but in talking to ceo's over the last several weeks they've also made clear that it is critical that we investigate in broadband technology and in semiconductors which are critical to every gadget we use in the united states today. in addition to investing in infrastructure, we must invest in research and development to continue to lead the world in innovation and finally we need to take steps to unlock the potential of the american workers by investing our care economy and our apprenticeship. the president is clear he needs to make these investments and looks fo

and south america are where most of these hacks come from, and the u.s. listed cyber attacks on russia, and russia came back with 45 attacks and did not specific what they were, and that came from the u.s. whatever the disinformation artists, putin giving his skewed and sometimes counter factual description of those issues, which does not bode well for finding a good agreement on those issues. finally, i would just say, he's a troll on some of these issues, and as you noted anytime he was challenged today on human rights, what about the problems in your country? what about the problems of racial protests, et cetera, and rather than mentioning alexei navalny's name, for instance. >> he said look how many americans protesting january 6th were arrested and will spend 20 years in jail, and we are watching and listening. >> something interesting he said that i don't believe he said before on the subject of alexei navalny, without ever mentioning his name, and he accused navalny of deliberately breaking the law, not just inadvertently breaking the law by being

trump opposed the idea that america is exceptional. and now by undermining how advanced democracies behave in elections, he's making that true. with the help of many, many republican office holders. if it's not technically sedition, it is the work of enemies of american democracy. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. the news continues next. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the show we'll start the new year with an exclusive interview with president-elect biden's incoming national security advisor, jake sullivan. >> i'm honored and humbled by the immense responsibility that you placed in me. >> in 17 days he will be tasked with managing crises and challenges around the globe. are we entering a cold war with china? can vladimir putin be deterred? nuclear dangers from iran and north korea. what may be the largest cyberattack in american history. wars in afghanistan, yemen and syria. how wi

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america is on the move, again. that was the opening message, of a president who touted his achievements just shy of his first-100 days. particularly, in helping us steer our way toward the end of this pandemic. a speech, delivered to a room full of masked faces, in a much-emptier house chamber than we're used to seeing, because of limited-and-spaced-out seating. the meat of the address. biden's pitches for huge-spending plans or investments, if you like, in jobs and families and tax reforms to overhaul the economy. and rebuild the middle class. the middle class was claimed that biden -- was ground that biden, clearly, wants to reclaim for the democrats. although, demographics and optics and policies seem to be taking democrats away from that group. biden, stubbornly, stayed with it. and i say stubbornly in neither judgmental or not. but clearly, it was a message he wants. he laid the groundwork to frame the battle over how to pay for he wants -- what he wants to spend. here's a little bit. >> you know, there's a br

i want america to work the way america should work, where two parties come together and compromise in the middle but if we think we're going to stay the world's leading economy and have this thing where you come in and i undercut you, then i come in and you undercut me, and we just go back and forth like this, when our rivals not just china, look at creighia, look at germany, these are allies in the democratic sense but global competitors, there is an ability to plan for the long-term and not have this complete back-and-forth, and so it's really, this is no way to run a railroad, and what we're doing, don, to make up for this is printing money. one bailout after another. >> can i read something from your piece that may help you make this point. because you called the trump presidency, you said it's terrible, terrible, a terrible, terrible experiment adding' not that trump never did anything good. it's that it was nowhere near worth the price of leaving our nation more divided, more sick and with more people marinated in conspiracy theories than at any time in modern history. we need t

europe has lower vaccination and lower covid rates than america, higher vaccination rates than america. and yet it's only today that finally the biden administration said europeans can visit america in november, whereas the europeans have opened the door to americans for months now. so there are all these double standards that people feel very greatly in the area of trade, a number of people have pointed out to me in europe and canada that the biden administration is actually more protectionist than donald trump was. so there's suspicion, though general good will about joe biden as a person. >> another commonality standing up to china. fareed zakaria, always good to have you on. >> thank you, jim. >>> still to come, a serious blow to the democrats' reconciliation bill and questions over the infrastructure bill vote time line. could both bills fail? >>> plus, breaking news. we are live in florida as police and fbi have arrived at the home of brian laundrie's parents, conducting a search inside. more on that next. so, you have diabetes, here are some easy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no fo

it is trump america if you will. largely that the president is saying please, listen to me even though you didn't vote for me and get a vaccine. remember where the red is here and look at where the icus are overrounded. large overwhere people are not vaccinated. what else did you see anything else in the president's plan that gives you any hope that things at least in the short-term will get better? >> the other thing in the plan i thought was really transformational was the emp everyone situation on rapid testing and speeding the creation of rapid tests and to get them to the americans at cost. we messed up last year by not using the dpa for personal protective equipment. the biden administration is leading here by using the dpa to get rapid tests in hands so we can catch outbreaks before they spread while we wait to get vaccines in arms. masks, school standards, all great. but that rapid testing was the other really big thing out of that plan. >> doctor, grateful for your same and insights on this important day. th

and america, yes, it is a big deal. i have been fighting for months and for quite some time even when i was in the senate for monthly payments, because i know if the struggle to make ends meet is monthly, the solution has to be also. so before i introduce our president, let me close with this. the payments may be monthly, but the impact of this child tax credit will undoubtedly be generational. indeed, it is the largest middle class tax cut in generations, and will lift up half of our nation's children who are living in poverty out of poverty. and in lifting up those children, and in lifting up the american family, it will lift up our entire nation. today is a good day, america. it is a historic day. and we are here today because of the vision and the leadership of a fellow parent, of a president who believes with all his heart that the strength of our nation should be measured by the strength of our families and our children. it is my great honor to introduce president joe biden. >> for you, anybody under the age of 13

that's america. that's delaware. a place of hope and light and limitless possibilities. and i'm honored. i am truly honored to be your next president and commander in chief and i will always be a proud son of the state of delaware. as tommy, better known as chairman carper, senator carper, knows my colleague in the senate used to always kid me for quoting irish poets. they thought i did it because i'm irish. i didn't do it for that reason, i did it because they're the best poets in the world. james joyce was said to have told a friend when it comes his time to pass, when he dies, he said dublin, dublin will be written on my heart. well, excuse the emotion, but when i die, delaware will be written on my heart. and the hearts -- the hearts of all of the bidens. we love you all. you've been there for us through the good and the bad. you never walked away and i am proud, proud, proud to be a son of delaware. and i am even more proud to be standing here doing this from the major beau biden facility. ladies and gentlemen, i only have one regret, that he's not here, because we

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that's america. the right to dissent peaceably within the guardrails of our republic is perhaps this nation's greatest strength. yet hear me clearly. disagreement must not lead to disunion. and i pledge this to you. i will be a president for all americans. all americans. [ applause ] we must end this uncivil war that pits red against blue. >> i want to bring in cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins now. president biden with the stroke of a pen is undoing much of the actions of his predecessor. >> reporter: yeah, jake, i don't think it should go unnoticed just how full-scale this assault on the donald trump agenda really is during this first day in office. not even his first full day in office because you saw him there in the oval room when reporters came in when he was signing some of these executive actions. you see how many there are, jake, stacked up next to him. what we are hearing from white house officials is there are more to come. but to look at just what he did today, a lot of

to the rest of the world, including a significant portion to latin and central america. >> do you have plans to visit the southern border? >> i've been there before and i haven't -- i mean, i know it well. i guess i should go down. but the whole point of it is i haven't had a whole hell of a lot of time to get down. i've been spending time going around looking at the $900 billion damage done by hurricanes and floods and weather and traveling around the world. but, i plan on -- now, my wife jill has been down. she's been on both sides of the river. she's seen the circumstances

america right now. let me read. this is your own writing from your book. this is biden saying i'm embarrassed to say i thought you could defeat hate. you can't. it only hides. crawls under the rocks and when given by oxygen any person in authority it comes roaring back. the words of a president, even lousy president matter. they can take you to war. they can bring peace. make the market rise and fall but they also give hate oxygen. >> you know, this is the moment that joe biden is going to try to put that concept into action. that the words of a president matter. he is not under the illusion that this is a problem that can be solved at the very top, but the solution has to begin at the top. his belief is that our political atmosphere has been poisoned over the last four years and that having somebody at the top who talks in a different way, who talks about politics differently, who says to people, even though you didn't vote for merks i'm here to represent you, that that's the beginning of the solution. but this is not a process that's going to be fixed ov

. >> we meet with the eyes of america upon us. >> is america back atop the world stage, or are we in a post-american world? i will talk to the president's national security adviser jake sullivan. >> american leadership has to have a different character. >> about that place progress on climate change, concerns over china's military buildup, and much more. >>> and a tv personality whose views veer to the far right is eyeing running for president. i'm not talking about donald trump, rather france's eric zemmour. bernard-henri levy will tell us how this french funded op-ed will help us transform politics. >>> but first "my take." believe it or not there's real good news on the climate front this week. approximately 100 countries announced an agreement to cut methane emissions 20% by 2030, closing the glaring gap in climate policy. they also reached a broad agreement to end deforestation in that time frame, with funds to back it up. deforestation produces about 10% of the world's carbon emissions. the private secretary continued to line of $130 trillion with the goal of net zero emissions

>> well, you know, i think biden, when he says america is back is right. we have lived through a very troubled period here when it comes to liberal democracy and partisanship, and the same has happened in uk, britain left europe, and we need to make sure the foundations of liberal democracy is rock solid and the our allies around the world are standing shoulder to shoulder and he wants to reassure europeans that this turn in american foreign policy is going to last, because europeans found america first during the trump era very troubling and they are very relieved that they have in the oval office somebody committed to teamwork and liberal democracy, so this will be a good week for biden and it does set up, as your colleagues were just saying, a situation where nobody thinks we're going to see a wonderful embrace between biden and putin, but i do think we will try and see them make the relationship less toxic, so at least there can be a constructive dialogue on strategic stability and climate and the pandemic. there are issues where russia and the united

america's deep freeze. about 105 million americans are under winter storm alerts, as dangerous, frigid temperatures grip much of the country. the weather is blamed for at least 26 deaths and widespread power outages. almost three quarters of the mainland u.s. was covered in snow in the past 24 hours. and millions of people are dealing with how to stay warm right now, without electricity. and you can see the windchill has plunged temperatures to arctic levels, many of those without power are in texas, a state not used to such brutal cold. the governor of texas is slamming the agency that o oversees the bulk of the state's electrical grid. >> power generators froze up, and their equipment was incapable of generating power. and then on top of that, the natural gas that flows into those powered generators, that has frozen up also. so that is an act of nature. however, what ercot should have been able to do is have backups in place. >> and texas officials warn the wintry conditions could get even worse. cnn's ed

america, america, i gave my best to you. let's add, let's us add our own work and prayers to the unfolding story of our great nation. if we do this, then when our days were through, our children and our children's children will say of us, they gave their best. they did their duty. they healed a broken land. my fellow americans, i close today where i began, with the sacred oath before god and all of you, i give you my word. i will always level with you. i will defend the constitution. i'll defend our democracy. i'll defend america. and i'll all, all of you, keep everything i do in your service, thinking not of power, but of possibilities. not of personal interest, but the public good. and together we shall write an american story of hope, not fear, of unity, not division. of light, not darkness. a story of decency and dignity, love and healing, greatness and goodness. may this be the story that guides us, the [ inaudible ] may god bless america, and may god protect our troops. thank you, america. [ applause ] [ cheers and app

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america was here before columbus. what's wrong with it? it had nothing to do with saying everything is racist, it is simply the truth. >> of course that's the truth. there is nothing wrong with teaching children the facts. the implication and the statements o f the 1619 project are that the american revolution was fought to preserve the institution of slavery. you got curriculum being taught in schools now as an out proof of these things where they are making children saying i am racist, there is going to be great americans that are not only conservatives or republicans, there many who don't agree with that. i agree with you, don, those are facts and it should be apart of our history classes. the framing and of the idea that we are a racist rotten nation at our core is what republicans are against. >> is that what the 1619 project is, professor, you want to weigh in on that? >> i don't think that's what the 1619 project is about at all. let's talk about the trump administration's report. i think they call it the 1776 condition. that's what

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so, it is very scary to think how close america had come to overturning democracy. but even with that, what we saw on that wednesday, this insurrection by the president's loyal supporters and what that is going to spark for years to come is still a very scary thought, what he has unleashed and the fact that republicans are still kind of running cover for a lot of those folks who were so violent on wednesday. >> absolutely. president trump might be leaving, but the enablers remain in the congress, in the house and the senate, and the terrorists that he has emboldened are posing a clear and present danger to the country right now. ron brownstein, nia-malika henderson, appreciate it. they told us starte, that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why

to the rest of the world, including a significant portion to latin and central america. >> do you have plans to visit the southern border? >> i've been there before and i haven't -- i mean, i know it well. i guess i should go down. but the whole point of it is i

and it's creating a false narrative about america's president. that he is widely held to be someone who is in mental disrepair. that's what we're dealing with here. and now you have to think about what does it mean going forward and we see a great opportunity to deal with a big problem we have in our own system of governance. because now that you want to figure out how to deal with russia it's a great time to deal with what the president is able to do on his own. so we have a big voice from the senate foreign relations committee with us tonight, senator chris murphy of connecticut. good to have you. clever play by putin there, huh? hey, murphy, you're not as dumb as they say you are. i think you're pretty cogent. a nice little back-handed compliment. what is his point? >> well, i think you have to understand the full story here which is that in the russian state-backed media for the weeks leading up to the meeting, putin and his allies were just mauling joe biden in part because they're nervous about a skilled diplomat who is capable of out maneu

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one day after the end of america's longest war. the president praising what he calls the extraordinary success of the evacuation of 123,000 people most of them afghans. bluntly saying he was not going to extend a forever war. >> we were left with a simple decision. either follow through on the commitment made by the last administration on leave afghanistan or say we weren't leaving and commit another tens of thousands more troops going back to war. that was the choice, the real choice between leaving or escalating. i was not going to extend this forever war. and i was not ex tetending a forever exit. >> answering back to critics who say the evacuations should have started sooner. >> i take responsibility for the decision, now some say we should have started mass evacuations sooner and couldn't this have been done in a more orderly manner? i respectfully disagree. imagine if we begun evacuations in june or july, bringing in thousands of american troops and evacuating more than 120,000 people in the middle of a civil war. there still

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this is not the america that we are. this is not the america we should ascribe to be. and it hurts my heart that this man who puts his life on the line to protect other americans, regardless of their race or ethnicity or color or whether they're racist or not, republicans or democrats, would be sharing this story and getting told these things. and i'm really glad you are putting it on the air. i'm really glad you're giving it a platform. because as hard as some of these things are to hear, as hard as the voicemails to hear, we need to hear them. because i think one of the crucial parts of solving the problem is acknowledging the problem. acknowledging that this is happening. >> i want to, i have to get your response to something on another topic, okay? governor cuomo down playing biden's comments that he should resign and will probably be criminally prosecuted if the allegations are true. take a listen and i want your response. >> i wonder what your reaction was to president biden saying that you could face prosecution. >> i don't think that's what president biden that

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america betrayed us. in congress, the republican lawmakers are certainly going on the offensive and slamming the departure as a shameful failure. >> it is completely preventible, completely predictable, too. and there was no effort at all to mitigate the disaster. not at all. no planning at all in this. >> this president had the integrity to tell a hard truth to the american body politic and to the afghans that this failed forever war must end. >> i think that the failure here is the lack of the fighting, the will to fight based upon the afghan security forces. that's where the miscalculation was. >> i want to say this to my gold star families. your sacrifices were not in vain. you kept america safe for 20 years. what did we get out of all that? >> we prevented 9/11's from happening. >> the director of the international crisis groups asia program joins me now from washington. great to have you on the show. i do want to get your opinion on all these various thoughts about what has taken place. how clumsy h

this is not just about america getting out by the deadline. it's about a lot of others as well. >> and those are no small things you just laid out, getting people to kabul, getting people to the airport, getting people through the gate and on the tarmac. all of those things are pinch points and things that people are not capable of doing in some regard. ambassador, i have to tell you the nato ambassador who preceded you is making an interesting point today more broadly about the conflict and the crisis, calling it a fallacy to think that the choice was between withdrawal from afghanistan or keeping a small u.s. presence w without any american casualties. i want to read what the ambassador wrote about this. he said if biden had reneged on the trump deal, the taliban would have resumed attacking u.s. forces from a position of strength. to continue to support the afghan government and security forces the u.s. would have had to increase its military presence significantly. if you believe this, as your predecessor does, there wasn't much of a choic

it's an investment in the future, so many forgotten in america. my brother teaches just north of here, the same high school we both went to. the kind of investment that joe biden is talking about would mean so much to his school and to his students both now and in the years to come. for example, president biden proposed a massive expansion of high-speed broadband and that's critical to the health of so many towns in this area. i've got two little kids at home myself and i don't want to see them leave the area or even the state to find opportunities. the build back better plan is directed at communities like mine. it's about opening up opportunities, revitalizing local businesses and creating jobs. for decades pennsylvania was a global leader in manufacturing and good union jobs. it can be that way again. as president biden has a soiled plan to make that happen. i also don't want my kids growing up in a world where the threat of climate change hangs over their heads. that means investing in electrical vehicle charging infrastructures and all forms

the strength of america's women. happy belated international women's day to everyone but tucker who even i can dance better than. she's wheelchair bound. did you consider going that far? >> well, it's great to hear that from a midwesterner. here in new jersey, we're no stranger to some salty language, so to hear it from a midwesterner, i think, shows just how offended we women military veterans are. i think all military veterans, as you see the support for our women in service from really everyone, men and women alike. >> you make such a great point. that is our standard new jersey greeting. such a great point. as a jersey girl myself. okay, so let's talk about, on a serious note, what's happening with the investigation into the insurrection at the capitol. veterans are disproportionately represented among the 300 people facing charges in connection there. at least 29 current and former service members have been charged so far. what is that about? >> well, it's really something that is concerning and that i think we

>> roberta is talking about a regional approach in central america. and i don't fault her, per se, for not going into details about how the u.s. government is processing people specifically at the border. i'm happy to hear kind of more holistic-minded view of how to address this problem in the region. i think it's important. and it has to happen simultaneously to measures being taken at the border itself. at the border itself, what struck me that was left out of that press conference and a context that i think is important to include here, is the fact that you have -- the regular exodus from central america which we've seen before, which will continue, which never ceased to be a problem. in addition to that, you have the fact of an unprecedented global pandemic, people in the region are reeling from that. you have two recent hurricanes. you have a change in administration which doesn't just mean that there is a moment of opportunity for people to come to the u.s. because of their perception of a more humane border policy in the new administration. but

. >> what is your message to america right now? >> our message. we help the american people. that's their job is to help right now here. and remember that photo that shocked the world some 630 afghan air and men. c-17 on the way to safety. well, to day the pentagon released a photo of u.s. marines arriving at the international airport aboard a similar military plane to assist with the drawdown. take a look at this picture. an afghan child sleeping on the floor of another u.s. air force c-17 departing from the airport in kabul. draped in a coat from an air force member. and this child is one of the lucky ones. one of the lucky ones getting out of the country in chaos. that as here at home hospitals and hot spots across the country are full to capacity. . people are dying needlessly. even though we have all the vaccines we could possibly ever need. even though we could be protecting children who are too young to be vaccinated. simply by wearing masks. president joe biden announcing a plan to give booster shots to americans eight mont

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