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>> congressman mike gallagher spoke. hell and has made it just in time. back in the day, marines went to work before 3:30 in the afternoon. >> we are on the air force schedule now. [laughter] >> >> many of you know congressman gallagher from wisconsin, member of the house armed services committee and now the house select committee on intelligence. also a writer and thinker on all the things we are talking about today, so grateful to have him talk about the things we are talking about today. we were just reminiscing outside about two seminal events that happened in this room, in the press club. i want to start with deterrence and integrated deterrence. we heard from our first panel about the need for the u.s. to be engaged and engaged in muscular fashion in the world -- not reckless, not imprudent, but leading, the definition that leadership requires that you generate fellowship. then we heard from the last panel that you need the wherewithal. the wherewithal for deterrents. the new administration has a concept called integrated deterrence. you wrote a pan

can you join me in thanking congressman mike gallagher for joining us today. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we are honored to be joined by senator tom cotton and some people may not nor or may have forgotten that when the senator first came to public attention there was controversy over whether he existed or not because he is serving in iraq and he wrote a letter criticizing the new york times exposing a secret program. and it's i, this guy doesn't exist. you are telling me there's a harvard educated officer who could write this sort of letter that has this sort of viewpoint and snopes add to address this controversy. you refer back to this year or this package -- passage, much discussion has ensued over whether a lieutenant is a real person, especially since tom cotton is also the name of the hobbit. he trained officer candidate school. it turned out to be good news because if tom cotton didn't exist we would have to go to the trouble of inventing him. he and my mind is one of the most acute and prissy and folks that we have on capitol hill. if he gets r

my name is john newland and i am here with congressman mike gallagher who just had a travel day from hell and has made it just in time. back in the day, marines went to work before 3:30 in the afternoon. >> we are on the air force schedule now. [laughter] >> >> many of you know congressman gallagher from

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mike gallagher brought up an incident where u.s. ballistic missiles were apparently disabled as a ufo wizzed by. >> nuke lawyer icbms were rendered inoperable at the time a glowing orb was overhead. >> jesse: that sounds like a big deal. the pentagon was not able to say what happened. they released two newly declassified videos. took them years to find out green flashing triangles, were they unmanned drones? but they still have no idea what this orb start darting paths a military pilot is. >> there are a number of events in which we do not have an explanation, in which there are a small handful in which there are flight characteristics or signature management that we can't explain with the data that we have. >> jesse: we still have a lot of questions. our government doesn't have a lot of answers. during their next hearing, they should talk to a real ufo expert, somebody with firsthand experience. i know the perfect guy. the. >> the only time i ever saw a ufo i was stoned on ecstasy. [laughter] >> jesse: what did it look like? >> it

my name is john newland and i am here with congressman mike gallagher who just had a travel day from hell and has made it just in time. back in the day, marines went to work before 3:30 in the afternoon. >> we are on the air force schedule now. [laughter] >> >> many of you know congressman gallagher from wisconsin, member of the house armed services committee and now the house select committee on intelligence. also a writer and thinker on all the things we are talking about today, so grateful to have him talk about the things we are talking about today. we were just reminiscing outside about two seminal events that happened in this room, in the press club. i want to start with deterrence and integrated deterrence. we heard from our first panel about the need for the u.s. to be engaged and engaged in muscular fashion in the world -- not reckless, not imprudent, but leading, the definition that leadership requires that you generate fellowship. then we heard from the last panel that you need the wherewithal. the wherewithal for deterrents. the new administration has a concept called int

here is marine veteran and congressman mike gallagher. this is the most predictable assessment ever but is extremely important. >> very important. a few things stand tout to me in reading the report one is that we demoralized the afghan army by repeatedly announcing withdrawal plans purely political purposes. timelines that weren't conditions based they were politically motivated. the second is our decision to release 5,000 taliban fighters in the summer of 2020 and the fall of 2020. further demoralized the afghans. and then finally, you know, over the course of a couple decades, rebuilt and trained afghan army but we made them entirely dependent on the support of u.s. contractors in retrospect that seems like a massive, massive mistake that we didn't think from the outset okay. what are they going to do? how are they going to fight when we inevitably have to leave? a lot of just really troubling claims in this report. but our work has only just begun in terms of the oversight and investigations we need to do here in congress. >> brian: i

i'm here with congressman mike gallagher who had a travel day from hell and made it just on time. back in the day, marines went to work before 3:30 in the afternoon. many of you know of congressman gallagher. member of thehouse armed services committee and now the house select committee on intelligence and also a writer and their on all the things we are talking about today and grateful to have him talk about some things today. we were talking about outside two events that happened in this room in the press club, which i think we should turn to, because i want to start with the deterrents and heard from our first panel about the need of the u.s. to be engaged and engaged in muscular fashion, not reckless or imprudent but leading and so the u.s. leading in the world and heard from the last panel you need the wherewithal for deterrents. this administration has integrate the deterrents and wrote an op ed about it in the "washington post," is it unfair to say it is like a slogan and not a real policy? do we have wherewithal to deter the aggression we need to deter and protect our inte

joining me right now is wisconsin congressman house armed services committee member mike gallagher. congressman, always a pleasure to see you, will this pass today, what are your expectations? >> well, maria, it all depends on what the democrats try to attach to it. we heard reports that they are trying to attach additional covid spending to the bill as well as other things that would make absolutely no sense that would amount to them trying to sneak their progressive domestic priorities into a foreign policy bill. so if that doesn't happen, if there's a clean bill, i think there's a lot of republicans who are willing to consider it. in general, i think there's a lot of bipartisan support for getting more assistance to ukraine as quickly as possible but the devil will be in the details and we have seen time and again that democratic leadership, that the house under nancy pelosi's leadership has prioritized progressive domestic spending over national security again and again and we can't continue to let that happen. maria: i don't understand the tenure that the democrats have, we are

our very own trace gallagher joins us with all the breaking details tonight. trace, what is the latest question mike >> the manhunt lasted about ten days, but the escapees only got about 250 miles away pit corrections officer vicki white and murder suspect casey white, no relation, where first spotted at a hotel near evansville, indiana. they led police on a high-speed chase that ended a few minutes later when the fugitives rocked their vehicle. 6'9" casey white gave himself up, but police say vicki white died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. investigators believe this plant escape might've been in the works for years, saying vicki white would often communicate with casey white while he was in prison. a few months ago, he was sent to the jail that she oversaw to stand trial for a 2015 murder. vicki white quickly sold her home for cash, announced her retirement from law enforcement, and helped casey white walk out of jail bear the two, who were thought to be romantically involved, ditched a patrol card and fled in a planned getaway car. now casey

-- mike watt won't be — to be happening there today? -- mike watt won't be happening. _ to be happening there today? -- mike watt won't be happening. definitely i watt won't be happening. definitely more of the latter, what won't be happening. it was supposed to be the first day of business at stormont but now the dup say they will not vote for a speaker so there will not be much done here. the new mlas will come in, sign in, and apart from that there is very little else for them to do because unless a speaker is elected, the assembly can't run properly. it can't function, essentially, so bills cannot be scrutinised, there are no debates and the new ministers can't be put in place. the new deputy first minister and new first minister can't be voted in or elected. it's a very dodgy time at the moment here at stormont in terms of what can be done. essentially it will be pretty dormant here until there is a political breakthrough, essentially. the dup have said this isn'tjust a political squabble. they think the northern ireland protocol e