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Leave earlier. still hopeful for their country. and part of it is because the afghan government and supporters discouraged us from organizing a mass exit to avoid triggering a crisis of confidence. >> the question what now? what happens to those afghans that put so much on the line and to all americans whose safety and security in the united states could be threatened if the taliban provides a haven for isis and al qaeda. a human rights attorney with 13 years experience outside afghanistan and p...

Women _ the talibans pr machine says about women continuing education, there is a resignation that womens rights, human— a resignation that womens rights, human rights are just completely going _ human rights are just completely going to — human rights are just completely going to go out the window. michael, that pr machine _ going to go out the window. michael, that pr machine jenny _ going to go out the window. michael, that pr machine jenny talks - going to go out the window. michael, tha...

Once the american troops left it was inevitable, given these evacuation flights for nationals and embassy staff, is that kind of an implied admission that the attempt to keep the taliban out has been lost? yes, and the evidence on the ground is clear that the 20—year mission, yes, its initial point was to prevent another 9/11, another large—scale international major terror attack, and it has worked on that point of view. afghanistan for the last 20 years has not been a haven for terror group...

Are piling in and cut sizing —— criticising the decision, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell saying today the biden administration had been reduced to pleading with the taliban to protect the us embassy, and said the us risked a humiliating sequel to the fall of saigon in 1975. i think this is a stain on the biden— i think this is a stain on the biden presidency. and i think this is a rethink of how reliable the us is as a partner going forward. the afghans feel betrayed and when you...

Movie where the pentagon was saying there was a medium risk over a period of time, afghanistan could once again become a haven for terrorism. of course, general milley said theyre moving that up, the surreal part was they were listening to top administration officials, the defense secretary, chairman of state, joint chiefs of staff, describe and narrate what was happening at the same time the senators on their phones were watching real time coverage from kabul of what was really happening. >> ex...

Flip. they offered to give up their base in kandahar and not support al-qaeda any more or give them safe haven in return for a peace deal. george w. bush said no, we are not going to do that, we are going to stay and were going to try and rebuild afghanistan and theyre going to rebuild the afghan that is there all of this started because if youre going to stay and rebuild a society, that a safeway generation commitments, not 20 years, its 40, 50 years and america is putting out. that is a betray...

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The in american troops left it was inevitable, given these evacuation flights for nationals and embassy staff, is that kind of an implied admission that the attempt to keep the taliban out has been lost? yes, and the evidence on the ground is clear that the 20 year mission yes its initial point of it was to prevent another 9/11, another large—scale international major terror attack and it has worked from that point of view. afghanistan for the last 20 years has not been a haven for terror grou...

Afghanistan could become a haven for terrorists. after relative stability afghanistan was not perfect but a pretty good investment for relatively little cost, the us had not been engaged in combat operations since 2015 and it had not been front—page news years so theres been a push, biden has wanted to fulfil his campaign promise to pull out, its not like this has been a big rallying cry, are necessarily going to cost the democrats the mid—term elections. the peace process that was conducted...

People or else the taliban was not able to take control of city after city, province after province. >> andrea, we often turn to you for the perspective of what this means. what does a world look like with an afghanistan controlled by the taliban? >> reporter: almost immediately, it is certainly feared they could again become a haven for terrorists. this is, of course, what happened after the russian withdrawal and over the years in the 90s when al qaeda got their foothold in kandahar. it became...