back then, i met usama, a student with sickle cell, who had managed to escape the kidnappers. i also spoke to ruqayya bello and bello sidi, whose asthmatic 14—year—old son, umar, was still missing. the kidnapped boys were released after six days. now, the school remains closed, leaving many boys at home without an education. the situation remains precarious. less than six months ago, we drove down this road to the town of kankara, to cover the kidnapping of over 300 schoolboys by armed men. since then, the area has become even more unsafe, with multiple reports of attacks. usama and others in his year have been relocated to a school in a safer location, closer to the state capital. why do you study? from there, to go back toward, what? what about the second one? he's one of the lucky few attending class, so he can take his school leaving exams. z is what? y? that moves from 2 to y. while he's pleased to be reunited with his friends, the past is hard to forget. as a young person studying in nigeria today, how safe do you feel? 14—year—old umar has also been reunited wit

back then, i met usama, a student with sickle cell, who had managed to escape the kidnappers. i also spoke to ruqayya bello and bello sidi, whose asthmatic 14—year—old son, umar, was still missing. the kidnapped boys were released after six days. now the school remains closed, leaving many boys at home without an education. the situation remains precarious. less than six months ago, we drove down this road to the town of kankara, to cover the kidnapping of over 300 schoolboys by armed men. since then, the area has become even more unsafe, with multiple reports of attacks. usama and others in his year have been relocated to a school in a safer location, closer to the state capital. why do you study? from there, to go back toward, what? what about the second one? he's one of the lucky few attending class, so he can take his school leaving exams. z is what? y? that moves from 2 to y. whilst he's pleased to be reunited with his friends, the past is hard to forget. as a young person studying in nigeria today, how safe do you feel? 14—year—old umar has also been reunited wit

we saw in afghanistan, when he opposed the rescue mission to take out usama bin laden, his judgment on everything military, foreign policy, for his entire career is one of weakness and cut and run and retreat and putin knows that. carley: russia have 90,000 troops stationed on the ukrainian border and intel suggesting 175,000 could be deployed for a full-scale invasion as early as next month. todd: live look at capitol hill where the senate voted to repeal the federal vaccine mandate on private businesses. show manchin of west virginia and john tester of montana joining republicans in voting against the mandate but the legislation brought to the senate floor as a congressional review of the president's executive order is unlikely to overturn the mandate. president biden will likely veto the measure if it passes the democrat led house. >> eric adams slamming current mayor bill deblasio's eleventh hour vaccine mandate on all private businesses in the city. a spokesperson to the new york post, quote, the outgoing mayors when something like this knowing the implementation and enforcement w

we saw it in afghanistan, somebody oppose the rescue mission to take out usama bin laden. we saw it in iraq, when he supported the war in 2003, as soon as it got bad, he cut and ran. he opposed the original persian gulf war. he wanted to divide iraq into three pieces. everything military, foreign policy, for his career, has been weakness and cut, run, and retreat. it doesn't matter what biden says on the south lawn of the white house, it's his track record, it's the dossier that the russians know about biden and his weakness, and that's why, if they invade, going to know, it's the weak american president. >> sean: dealing with one other thing, a compromised biden family syndicate. got a dossier on hunter too, i guarantee it. scott brown, i would argue putin is -- not ms 175,000 drips on the board of ukraine without the intention of going in there. i would argue right after the winter olympics in china, you can watch china take over taiwan as they have shown to be so aggressive in their efforts to "reunify," meaning takeover, taiwan. >> sean, absolutely right. after afghani

i mean, the bush administration, he wanted to get usama bin laden, and the taliban was not focused purely on getting osama bin laden, and then it was to pick up the trail of bin laden. and the presidential decision carried out through the cia director tenet that led to the influx of troops into the pech valley in 2003. and they flowed into the pech called operation winter strike, due to this tacking in washington and that left behind a patrol base and that was a change in strategy and tactics that were not mandated by washington or something that anybody, you know, at those high levels in the white house or the pentagon would be aware of. it's an out post that's left behind and behind at the outpost and their job was how to figure out how to fight the war there. similarly, you see in the obama administration, as the ground roll reads, as u.s. forces on the ground leaves, you see the administration all the-- fairly involved in a high level decisions like when does a certain operating base close? the forward operating base was a ceo base and to close it in 2014 was a subject of serious and