. >> so, neville in cleveland, ohio, go ahead, neville. >> my question for professor gordon-reed is related to sally hemmings. we all know the name sally hemmings and we know her story. what i miss is a visual, an image, a depiction of sally hemmings. you see from time to time descriptions that she was mighty white and that she had long, straight hair down her head. that she was three quarter european and a quarter african, but i don't see many sketches, i don't see many images, i don't see many pictures which depict salary hemmings. can dr. reed say something about that for me, please? >> thank you, neville. >> well, we don't have any depictions of her. people have-- they've had sort of imagined ideas of what she looked like and they do those reproductions of her, but we don't have any pictures. there's nothing to go on. we don't even really have pictures-- we don't have any images of jefferson's wife. i think there might be a couple of silhouettes of her. strongly enough she didn't sit for portraits or they were destroyed. her father's home was destroyed by fire. she didn't sit for a port

fox news live continues with eric shawn and arrest they'll neville. i'm -- arthel neville. i'm mike emanuel. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. thank you so much for watching. ♪ arthel: this is a fox news alert and our continuing coverage of hurricane ida, one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the u.s. is now pummeling louisiana, after making landfall two hours ago, we are standing by for a live update by the way from president biden who is visiting fema headquarters in washington, also louisiana governor john bel edwards is also expected to give a briefing from baton rouge. you're looking at live pictures there in the french quarter where you can debris on the streets there on south peters. we are going to cover both of those events for you. meanwhile, the national weather service warns the damage from ida could be, quote, catastrophic. hello, welcome to "fox news live." i'm arthel neville. eric: hi, thank you for joining us with the late breaking news. i'm eric shawn. hurricane ida came ashore just before noon local time as a category 4 monster, sustained winds just und

>> host: thank you neville. >> guest: we don't have many pictures of her. they have imagined ideas of looked like. they do those reproductions of her. but we don't have any pictures there's nothing to go on. we don't have any images of jefferson's wife. there may be a couple silhouettes of her. strangely enough she didn't have portraits a or the portraits were destroyed by fire. it's interesting she did not sit for a portrait is a married woman. these two sisters completely different places in the hierarchy, neither of them do we have any visual images of. we would expect to have one of martha, maybe not sally mi hemmings. the first images of the hemmings family of her grandchildren. but we do not have portraits of martha or of sally. a high school social studies teacher my tenth grade colligan i have assigned juneteenth is for a tenth grade honor students in making the decision regarding conversations with students are mostly white involved with the local rights committee a few students expressed to us about race and gender or identity as a teacher i respe

host: what is neville chamberlain's reputation today in great britain? >> it's pretty low those who signed away czechoslovakia that it was a very impressive prime minister or leader but the leaders can only go as fast as their nations will allow them to an roosevelt understood this thoroughly between 1939 and 41 there was church all the way through attempting to drag the united states into war. and franklin roosevelt was desperately anxious that the we should not lose the war but new he hade to carry the american people with him and knew that he could in a declaration of war but in the same way i have argued in my own book that churchill was lucky until late 1940 because he could shuffle the blame up to the battlefield including 1940 up to neville chamberlain. but churchill was able to take over without bearing the blame of the shame that chamberlain is responsible for but before he became prime minister he was regarded as a very successful radical politician administer he has done terrific things on those domestic issues before 1938 but then after he be

arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. the u.s. geological survey says the quake was measured at magnitude 7.2. officials say it was bigger and more shallow than the 7.0 tremors that devastated haiti back in 2010. we have fox team coverage. alex hogan is standing by with reaction from a haitian community in new york city. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is live, but we first go to ryan chilcote live with what we know so far about that earthquake. ryan. >> reporter: hi, arthel. well, haiti just a country that can't catch a break, can it? this earthquake, as you said, had a mag magnitude of 7.2. that's a big quake. it occurred about 5 miles off the haitian coastline, about 90 miles from the capital of haiti. and at a depth of about 10,000 meters, that's 6 miles beneath the surface. that is actually a relatively hallow depth for an earthquake like this. and when you have an earthquake like this, two immediate concerns. the first, that you could have a tsunami at a depth like that. now, the u.s. did issue a tsunami warning but the

fox news live continues with eric shawn and arrest they'll neville. i'm -- arthel neville. i'm mike emanuel. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. thank you so much for watching. ♪ arthel: this is a fox news alert and our continuing coverage of hurricane ida, one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the u.s. is now pummeling louisiana, after making landfall two hours ago, we are standing by for a live update by the way from president biden who is visiting fema headquarters in washington, also louisiana governor john bel edwards is also expected to give a briefing from baton rouge. you're looking at live pictures there in the french quarter where you can debris on the streets there on south peters. we are going to cover both of those events for you. meanwhile,

wiegman succeeds phil neville as permanent manager after hege riise took interim charge. bibiana steinhaus, who was the first woman to referee in the men's bundesliga, will take charge of match officials across the top two english women's leagues from this season. steinhaus retired after the tokyo olympics and stepped away from on—field refereeing last year. just before we go — britain's athletes have been arriving back from tokyo — and reflecting on a successful olympics — where they equalled the total medal haul of london 2012. the last couple of weeks has seen some real stars emerge — none more so than the 800 metres silver medallist keely hodgkinson. she's been speaking to austin halewood — about the tactics that helped her secure a medal, and break a long standing british record from 1995. yes, it's one of the standout performances on the track for team gb in tokyo and i'm delighted that she is here now to talk us through that race. we will bring it up in a second but what were you thinking of that line, the first olympics and olympic finals. i that line,

minister in 1940 because he was able to get the disastrous on the battlefield including may 1914 and neville chamber, but churchill was able to take over without the blame and shame all the stuff he was responsible for. for he became prime minister regarding as a successful radical politician and minister, he was a great minister and did terrific things on domestic issues before 1938 but that was after becoming prime minister. he never did anything right and he was always the man who signed the agreement that allowed them to take over. in a way it's been out there but the writing of history is under. >> max hastings book on winston churchill, finest years churchill in 1940 -- 45 came out in 2009. >> i may say, it's more than any other book i've ever written, etc. a trusted character, i really enjoyed every moment. >> has his reputation changed? >> what? >> has his reputation changed? >> curiously enough, i think today is more part of the united states than in britain but in particular, as you may know, he's become entangled in supporting slavery and racism and so on. my argument always, stor

. >> what is neville chamberlain's reputation today in great britain. >> it is pretty low he is always remembered the man who signed away czechoslovakia and i don't think he was a veryy impressive prime minister, i don't think he was impressive leader but all national leaders can only go as fast as their nations will allow them to, franklin understood this very powerfully between 1979 and 41, it was essential all the way through attempting to drag the united states into the war, frankly roosevelt was desperately anxious that the democracies should lose the war but he knew he would have to carry the marker people with ito until pearl harbor he knew that he could not carry them with a after the declaration of the work and in the same way i wrote in my book that churchill was lucky he did not become prime minister until may 1940, because he was able to shuffle the blame for the disasters on thehe battlefield including may 1940 into neville chamberlain, but churchill was able to take over without bearing the blame of chamberlain was responsible for, before he came prime minister he was ver

>> host: thank you neville. >> guest: we don't have many pictures of her. they have imagined ideas of looked like. they do those reproductions of her. but we don't have any pictures there's nothing to go on. we don't have any images of jefferson's wife. there may be a couple silhouettes of her. strangely enough she didn't have portraits a or the portraits were destroyed by fire. it's interesting she did not sit for a portrait is a married woman. these two sisters completely different places in the hierarchy, neither of them do we have any visual images of. we would expect to have one of martha, maybe not sally mi hemmings. the first images of the hemmings family of her grandchildren. but we do not have portraits of martha or of sally. a high school social studies teacher my tenth grade colligan i have assigned juneteenth is for a tenth grade honor students in making the decision regarding conversations with students are mostly white involved with the local rights committee a few students expressed to us about race and gender or identity as a teacher i respe

. >> heartfelt and neville are off today. the alert from security less than 24 hours after president biden pledged to get all americans home safely and to do whatever we can to illuminate afghan allies but still so many trying to escape the chaos continues. john her because money. >> we are going to try to save and orderly way making sure nobody gets hurt to the maximum extent possible so what you are seeing out of our state department colleagues is a prudent notification to make sure that whatever movement there is propagates from outside the airport is done as safely as possible and people have the information they need to make the best decisions for themselves. >> we have team coverage on this developing story. president spending the delaware strip. we begin live where many evacuations are heading next afternoon from a concept to get this done safely but the reality on the ground for so many afghans has been so difficult and dangerous. we saw earlier today chaos again erupting outside of the airport in kabul. video shared

>> thank you neville. we do not have any depictions of her. we have imagined ideas of what she looks like they have reproductions of her. we do not have any images of jefferson's wife. there may be a silhouette a couple silhouettes of her. strangely enough she didn't have portraits or the portraits were destroyed. she apparently did not sit for a portrait as a married woman which people of that class would have done. they are only descriptions of her. this is an odd thing these two sisters completely different places in the hierarchy. neither of them do we have visual images of. you would expect to have one of maybe not sally hemmings. the first image is of her grandchildren that we have. we do not have portraits of martha or sally. >> this is a text from and page a high school social studies teacher at hamilton high school. doctor reed my tenth grade colleague and i have a sign on juneteenth as a summer reading assignment for our tenth grade honor students and making the decision regarding this a year's assigned book we had conversations with

. >> neville -- >> i'm hoping they will be w abe to -- i'm hoping to be there in person. virtual things are nice but it's nice to be out and meet people, you know what the atmospheres are like. >> yes texas is in person this year. neville in cleveland, ohio. go ahead. >> my question for court intrigue is related to hemmings. we all know the name hemmings and we know the story, what i miss is an image, a depiction. you see from time to time descriptions that she was white and had long straight hair down her back but she was three-quarter european and a quarter african but i don't see many sketches, i don't see many images, i don't see many pictures of hemmings, can you say something about that for me please? >> we don't have any depictions of her. people have had imagined ideas of what shehe looked like and reproductions of her but we don't have any pictures, there is nothing to go on. we don't even have -- will have images of jefferson's wife, i think there may be a couple of silhouettes of her but strangely enough, the portraits were destroyed, her father's home was dest

ten people wounded in one of them outside of the queens laundromat, i am alicia acuna and for arthel neville. juan: i'm eric shawn, welcome, we are also following other big

neville in cleveland, ohio. go ahead. >> caller: my question for professor gordon reed is related to sally hemings. we all know the name sally hemings and we know her story. what i miss is a visual, an image, a depiction of sally hemings. you see from time to time descriptions that she was white and that she had long straight hair down her head, that she was three quarter european and a quarter african. but i don't see many sketches. i don't see many images. i don't see many pictures which depict sally hemings. can dr. reed say something about that for me, please? >> host: thank you, neville. >> guest: we don't have any depictions of her. people have imagined ideas of what she looked like and do those reproductions of her, but we don't have any pictures. there's nothing to go on. i mean, we don't even have pictures -- we don't have any images of jefferson's wife. i think there may be a couple silhouettes of her, but strangely enough, she either didn't sit for portraits or the portraits were destroyed. i mean her

i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello, arthel. hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on "fox news live." i'm eric shawn. new revelations about embattled new york governor andrew cuomo, he faces multiple allegations of sexual harassment amid growing calls for him to resign. now his executive assistant who claims he groped her under her blouse, she has gone public. her story and that of the female state trooper who said cuomo ran his hand, quote, between my west chest and my privates. curtis sliwa is here to react. at the southern border, the crisis continues, more migrants flooding already crowded facilities. local officials claim that thousands that test positive for covid are being released into the communities and the rest of the country. we have live coverage on all of these stories today. we have the latest on the migrant carrying coronavirus. alex hogan has the latest on governor cuomo and the allegations from executive assistant number one. let's go to mike toebin live in chicago, a city under siege from shootings that last night sadly t

by the way, they end up getting rolled harder than-- almost as as neville chamberlain because they knew what the outcome was. they set this up to fail but always, of course, joe biden could have easily turned this around and instead used it as the excuse to get out. both parties have failed the american people. it can't continue. it particularly can't continue with just pointing fingers while america is embarrassed in front of the world. >> you mentioned the efforts that you are undertaking and many other veterans are joining you in this as well, trying to get afghans, their friends, ou of afghanistan. you are seeing in your party what appears to be a trend for some politicians seeing opportunity in this. they're painting afghan refugees as invaders. you know, there are undertones even of racism here. what is your message to people in your party who are doing that? >> for sure. look, here is the thing. most republican members of congress, for instance, i think when we talked about doing this afghan siv program, we had a vote on that recently and only 16 republicans voted against it. tho

the germans are rearming and we have to rearm now or is it like neville chamberlain who ceded to the wishes of the electorate and hope they come around to the -- right view. they were friends for 25 years. at a time that kennedy has to confront the cuban missile crisis, he has been the beneficiary of ornsby-gore's shrewd advice. he was someone in the bridge -- british foreign ministry who had risen up and negotiated with the soviets. over nuclear disarmament so he had over the great window into the mindset of the soviet union. kennedy relied on him when he was running for reelection and then 1960 when he was running for president. he becomes the most important foreign policy advisor on the campaign. as a british citizen. now it is 1962. it's day five of the cuban missile crisis. i begin my chapter with kennedy getting a phone call from his brother saying whether we need -- saying we need to decide whether to blockade or bomb. we have to decide what to do. kennedy goes back to the white house and issues for orders of he would do over the next 24 hours. he says i want to see david orms

but leave it to me or the general mcmaster to say this was equivalent to neville chamberlain saying peace was around the corner, surrender to the taliban. let us go back and look at that. let congress look at all the steps that led to this. as far as president biden is concerned, he accepted responsibility and i'd rather have him now focus on how do we get out of here? this is pretty much a very difficult messy situation. responsible for making the decision to get out under these circumstances and i have to accept that responsibility. did i plan for the worst case scenario? if not, why not? what was presented to me? he said the other day there were a number of intelligence reports. i understand that. i had a number of intelligence reports. you have to sift through them. what is the majority consensus? can i rely upon the consensus? he'll have to explain that. i'm sure congress will insist upon that. >> secretary cohen, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it as always. >>> coming up, long island new york bracing for something they haven't seen in more than 30 years, a possib

hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. meanwhile, the taliban is sealing off the kabul airport to most afghans who are trying to evacuate. the massive airlift winds down ahead of the august 31st withdrawal deadline just three days from now, those troops are already starting to pull back from the airport. pentagon press secretary john kirby earlier today admitted the danger is far from over. >> it is a serious threat. i'm not sure what, how any potential terrorist threat could be anything other than serious. serious. eric: we have fox news team coverage on this developing and unfolding story. david spunt if is at the white house where with president biden has been meeting with the national security advisers. this is a meeting in the situation room. lucas tomlinson is at the pentagon with more on the u.s. drone strike that took out at least two of of the isis-k operatives. but first, let's go to trey yingst in doha, qatar, where many of those evacuees have been heading. hi, trey. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. in the pas

hello and welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm eric shawn. those two officers were shot during a traffic stop at 9 p.m. on the city's south side. all three suspects are now in

ten people wounded in one of them outside of the queens laundromat, i am alicia acuna and for arthel neville. juan: i'm eric shawn, welcome, we are also following other big stories, the latest confusion over federal masks and vaccination guidance as president biden says new restrictions may be coming amid rising case numbers fueled by the dangerous delta variant live at the southern border where migrants keep crossing to the biggest sector of the rio grande valley and others raising fear that some may be ringing covid with them, fox team coverage in all of these stories live on the border, mark meredith live at the white house, charles watson with the shooting and bourbon street those could've brian llenas brian live in the new york newsroom drive-by shooting. >> good afternoon police are looking for four men responsible for last night's mass shootings in queens, new york two men wearing hoodies and facemasks opening fire on the city sidewalk, to others picked up the men on mopeds to flee the scene, ten people were shot ages 1972 they also for knife wounds they believe this is a gang-related

i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us on "fox news live." i'm eric shawn. it's nightfall in kabul, 8:30 p.m. and afghanistan's collapse has been stunningly swift and dark as the night. u.s. and

arkansas hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. the situation is getting worse by the hour. president ashraf ghaani has fled the country, and the american flag has been lowered from the u.s. embassy. the biden administration continues to defend the withdrawal of u.s. troops. we're going to get the latest reaction from the if white house in just a minute. but first, we'll go to trey yingst live in jerusalem with more on the situation of on ground in afghanistan. on the ground in afghanistan. trey. >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon. we've got a number of updates for you. according to afp, a defense official says a couple hundred american embassy staffers have been evacuated safely from afghanistan. one piece of good news. on the flipside, a lot of bad news. we know taliban has taken control of most of kabul. the afghan capirk tal. we saw images -- can capital. we saw images inside the presidential palace where they were speaking with one journalist basically describing the plans as they are hours away from starting what will be a completely new chapter for afghanistan. meanw

hello and welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm eric shawn. those two officers were shot during a traffic stop at 9 p.m. on the city's south side. all three suspects are now in custody. chicago maori lightfoot earlier today held a press conference saying guns and gangs are the, quote, common enemy causing the rise in violent crime and so many of the shootings on the streets of her city. senior correspondent mike toe bun live -- mike tobin live from chicago with the latest on this tragedy. mike? >> reporter: and, eric, the police officer who gave her life in the name of mix safety was just 29 years old. she'd only been on the force since 2018. a police source tells me the other officer was shot three times, and and one of the bullets went through his eye. it was a very emotional scene outside the university of chicago hospital where he is fighting for his life at this hour. officers gathered, they hugged and shed a tear for the fallen and gravely wounded officers. mayor lori lightfoo

i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello, arthel. hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. you

i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello, arthel. hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. you know, after 20 years of american blood and treasure in afghanistan, that country has collapsed with stunning speed. it president, ashraf ghaani, today joining fellow citizens and foreigners fleeing the country as taliban fighters have entered the capital. the closing of the airport now means many cannot get out. this just weeks ahead of our country marking 20 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the start of america's longest war, trey yingst live in jerusalem with the very latest on these fast moving, developing scenarios right now going on in afghanistan. trey the, what is the latest in kabul tonight? >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. we are hearing tonight from the taliban themselves inside the presidential palace in kabul. al-jazeera actually had access into the compound as taliban fighters walked will through the halls of this palace. as you noted earlier today, afghan president ashraf ghaani fled the country. this opened up the door both literally and figuratively for

i'm arthel neville. the national weather service is warning as eric mentioned of catastrophic damage from hurricane ida and that's a quote. the storm set to hit the louisiana coast 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina made landfall. we have live fox team coverage. jeff paul is on the ground in new orleans. first we go to chief fox weather meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> there will be catastrophic damage from this storm, most of that will be kind of right where the storm comes on-shore and just to the right side of it. take a look at this graphic right here. we've got the center of the storm making landfall, the inner eyewall is making landfall just to the southwest of grand aisle, about 16% of all the oil that's produced in the u.s. goes through this point right here. they shored it up in recent years to be able to handle a hurricane. a category 4 hurricane is a very strong hurricane to go through this. we'll see storm surge in this spot probably 12 to 15 feet. that's going to wipe out all kinds

. >> arthel: hello everyone i'm arthel neville. president biden minutes ago calling the storm devastating and life threatening and pledging the full resources and support of the federal government to help states impacted by the storm. louisiana governor edwards also last hour with an update on the situation in his state. >> we have a very dangerous situation on our hands, with hurricane ida, and we can expect devastating impacts to continue for most of the next 24 hours or so, as the hurricane passes through the state. i can tell you right now, we do not anticipate any overtopping of the mississippi river levees or overtopping of the levees in the hurricane-risk reduction system around the greater new orleans area. >> arthel: that is good news for sure. look at these images. we have fox team coverage of this massive storm. meteorologist adam klotz is live in the fox weather center with the latest, but we're going to go to mike tobin which is fighting and bracing the winds there. i think you are on canal street, the edge of the fren

i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello, arthel. hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on "fox news live." i'm eric shawn. new revelations about embattled new york governor andrew cuomo, he faces multiple all

i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us on "fox news live." i'm eric shawn. it's nightfall in kabul, 8:30 p.m. and afghanistan's collapse has been stunningly swift and dark as the night. u.s. and nato troops still not able to fully withdraw from the country until the end of the month. there are a contingent right now at the airport after 20 years of american blood and treasure and sacrifice, critics today are slamming the biden administration's handling of this chaotic pull-out. here is secretary of state antony blinken this morning on the taliban takeover. >> we've known all along that the taliban was at its strongest position in terms of its strength since 2001 when we came to office, that was the fact. and we said all along including back then that there was a real chance the taliban would make significant gains throughout afghanistan. but on the other hand, i have to tell you that the inability of afghan security forces to defend their country has played a very powerful role in what we've seen over the last few weeks. eric: we have live fox coverage for y

go ahead neville. >>caller: my question is related to sally hemmings. so as a visual and an image is the some time to time descriptions. that she wasd. white and long straight hair down her back. i don't see many sketches or images or pictures which depict sally hemmings. >> weve don't have any depictions of her. people have imagined ideas of what she looks like. they do know reproductions of her we don't have any images of jefferson's wife maybe a couple of silhouettes so strangely enough and her father's home was destroyed by fire but it's interesting and completely different and we don't have any visual images of and we would expect to have one. maybe not sally hemmings. but we don't have portraits of martha or sally. >> i school social studies teacher from a hamilton mass my tenth grade colleague and i have assigned the summer reading assignment for the honor student to make the decision we've had conversations with students who were involved with the local human rights committee a few students expressed to us race or gender or identity could only b

arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. the u.s. geological survey says the quake was measured at magnitude 7.2. officials say it was bigger and more shallow than the 7.0 tremors that devastated haiti back in

hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. meanwhile, the taliban is

they're managed by england's bev priestman who was assistant to former england women's manager phil neville. canada will play either sweden or australia in the final. and away from the olympics — some football news to bring you. harry kane hasn't returned to tottenham's training ground as expected this morning amid intense speculation about his future. kane was due to undergo coronavirus testing today before starting training tomorrow after a three week break following euro 2020. however, the striker didn't turn up and spurs haven't explained why. it's understood kane felt he could leave the club this summer. new manager nuno espirito santo has spoken optimistically about working with the england captain. you can follow on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i have turned into rebecca. i couldn't see you. sorry. good to see you and we will catch up later. thank you. let's stay with the olympics. earlier, my colleague victoria fritz spoke to charlotte dujradin who is britain's most decorated female olympian, after winning two dressage bronze medals at tokyo, and the oldest member o

it's no wonder he got rolled like neville chamberlain and got a bad deal. even when you saw the afghan government falling and collapsing, keep in mind these afghan military leaders were getting these night letters saying they are going to abandon you and we're going to kill you and we know where you live. we does end up abandoning them. i think americans should have rushed troops to defend the city. the taliban had no intention of coming into kabul until the president basically fled and all defense forces of kabul collapsed and the taliban kind of walked in. i would have defended that till we got everybody out. but look, it is where we are now, but there are a lot of answers i think we need. >> as you know, president biden, he's going to speak today in just a few hours to the country, but he has stood fast with his deadline and saying, i'm going to be the president that ends this war. 20 years is enough, i don't want to see another american die like 13 just did on thursday. what do you make of his argument that it is time to go? it is time to go and it's me

the last time that kind of thing happened was neville chamberlain and adolf hitler dismembering czechoslovakia without the checks allowed to be present. that destroyed the confidence in the room of the afghan government must have had a devastating impact on the afghan military.— had a devastating impact on the afghan military. had a devastating impact on the afj han milita . ., .,, ., afghan military. there are those who sa the afghan military. there are those who say the british _ afghan military. there are those who say the british and _ afghan military. there are those who say the british and nato _ afghan military. there are those who say the british and nato have - afghan military. there are those who say the british and nato have been . say the british and nato have been too reliant on the americans, they could have done their own thing. would that not have been a possibility? j would that not have been a possibility?— possibility? i have heard occasionally _ possibility? i have heard occasionally members i possibility? i have heardi occasionally members of possibility? i have heard