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Here's John Bachelor.

80 right now is in extreme distress because the US is obliged, recommended all US citizens leave.

The US has dispatched a group of Marines to guard what remains of the embassy staff.

Other countries are dealing in the same fashion with the emergency.

The airport has been closed, maybe it's open again, the port has been closed, maybe it's open again.

The port has been closed, maybe it's open again.

There are gangs said to be dominating the conversation following 5,000 inmates escaping from the prison in an organized affair.

The Prime Minister was out of the country.

I believe he was in Africa negotiating for a Kenyan military presence to bring order to Port of Prince the capital.

However, that did not permit the Prime Minister to get back inside the country.

He may have resigned, he may not have resigned. That's what we come to. So I welcome

Gregory Coppley, editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

Gregory, I've been reading about Haiti, but not this century in the 20th century the US deployed

Marines from 1915 to 1934 three Haitian presidents and the Wikipedia is

dryly declaring victory at the close of 1934.

But here we are a hundred years from the photograph that I saw,

Marines rushing up a hillside with rifles in their hands.

A hundred years later and Haiti has not repaired itself.

What drives the disorder?

Good evening to you, Gregory.

Good evening, John.

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