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Let us have a look at the i. uk public verdict on afghanistan, britains 20 year mission. waste of time and lives, most readers believe. 60% say the uk should give asylum to every afghan who every worked with the military.- worked with the military. looking back, its clear _ worked with the military. looking back, its clear that _ worked with the military. looking back, its clear that the _ worked with the military. looking back, its clear that the taliban i worked with the military. looking | ba...

Same _ will be to secure the borders at the same time — will be to secure the borders at the same time stabilising the region with infrastructure. i think in the short— with infrastructure. i think in the short term — with infrastructure. i think in the short term beijing is likely to adopt— short term beijing is likely to adopt a — short term beijing is likely to adopt a wait and see approach to seek— adopt a wait and see approach to seek assurances from the taliban especially— se...

This, _ care what you and i think about this, and — care what you and i think about this, and he doesnt care what people — this, and he doesnt care what people who work in washington necessarily care about this decision _ necessarily care about this decision. this is plain to his domestic— decision. this is plain to his domestic audience, about domestic politics _ domestic audience, about domestic politics. poll after poll in america shows _ politics. poll after poll in america shows ordin...

>> sandra: we know reporters will be there. we do not know if they will take questions. >> trace: nancy pelosi, she also started it by saying she commended joe biden for his decision to do what he did. so a little bit on both hands, and we should know that the secretary of state yesterday was on national television as the helicopters were rising from the embassy, saying that the mission was accomplished in afghanistan, so i think there is a lot of kind of do overs, wishing they could take some o...

Away from its borders — that connection is just not there for most americans. and as a result, they cannot see what afghanistan was all about it, or at least is difficult for them to. i all about it, or at least is difficult for them to. i agree with ou, difficult for them to. i agree with you. theres _ difficult for them to. i agree with you. theres a — difficult for them to. i agree with you, theres a significant - difficult for them to. i agree with j you, theres a significant number diff...

In the way the administration has communicated its strategy, or in this case, lack thereof, to the broader american public, to the broader american public, to us allies, it seems a very incorrect, it seems very hasty and abrupt. —— very inchoate. the result is what we are seeing today on the ground in afghanistan, it is pure chaos. if the taliban to eventually gain full control of the country, what can the west do to stop afghanistan becoming a hotbed for radicalisation and potentially lead ...

This case, the lack thereof, to the broader american public, to us allies, it seems very inchoate, it seems very hasty and abrupt. and the result is what we have seen on the ground in afghanistan, pure chaos. tt in afghanistan, pure chaos. if the taliban eventually gain full control of the country, what can the west do to stop afghanistan becoming a hotbed for radicalisation and potentially lead to another 9/11? ~ , potentially lead to another 9/11? . , potentially lead to another 9/11? ~ , ., p...

Being displaced. right now they are at risk. i believe that this was a very huge mistake done by the international community, our so—called strategy partners have abandoned us and left us alone. but since it has happened i am still hopeful and i believe that they need to come and stand by our sides. they need to take care of afghanistan, they need to take care of afghan women specifically, otherwise afghanistan will change into a hotbed of terrorism and we will witness further more horrible in...

The british were there for a long time in the 19th century. the russians were there for a long time in the 20th century. weve been there twice as long as the russians. how that is in our national interest, i dont see. as i mentioned a moment ago i think most of our strategic competitors around the world would like nothing better than for us to remain in afghanistan for another year, five years, ten years and have those resources dedicated to being in the midst of a civil war. it is simply not in...

Afghanistan now is going to become a hotbed of terrorism? >> jake, we have tremendously more capacity than we had before 9/11 when it comes to counterterrorism. in places around the world where we dont have forces on the ground, in yemen, parts of africa, parts of syria, we are able to deal with any potential terrorist threat to our country and were doing that every single day. were going to retain in the region the over the horizon capacity as we call it to see and deal with any re-emergence of...