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Nick eardley, reports. the foreign secretary yesterday afternoon, on a conference call with g7 ministers. the government says it is doing everything it can to get british citizens and eligible afghans out of the country. but last week dominic raab was on holiday and now hes under pressure for failing to make a call to afghanistans foreign minister to try and speed up the evacuation of interpreters who worked with the uk. yesterday the foreign office said the call had been delegated to a junior m...

Literally passing their babies over a wall, covered with razor wire, begging the british to take their children, because they know that their children will be murdered by the taliban if they dont get inside of that airport. think how desperate a mother or father would have to be to do such a thing, but they do it because thats all they think they can do to save their kids. because they know what the taliban is all about it, and how they treat people. now, there is no safe passage, not for the af...

Interpreters. people they had green tea with and laughed with and made promises to on behalf of the u.s. government that theyre trying desperately to get them in and get them on a plane. its no the happening. some of those afghans are making it to the airport. but then theyre out there for days. with he no he that there have been some women who have been out there for three dawes now. just to mention the sanitation part of it. where would they go to the bathroom? how do they eat? its a desperate...

Fair yesterday or the day before. she has received multiple, multiple calls with individuals that she has worked with she is doing everything she can to help connect the dots and follow through with the promises that we made to them. steve: great. ainsley: i know that you are among several governors throughout the country that have said no mask mandates for our state. president biden has a message for you and all those other governors. listen to this. >> you know, were not going to sit by as gov...

Government would crumble so fast. i think from president bidens point of view, he had bad options of the one is if he acted in an accelerated manner to have a mass evacuation, he risked undermining confidence in the government and accelerating the collapse of the government. the same with some of his statements that he made about expressing optimism that the taliban would not take over. had he hinted that he thought the taliban was going to rapidly take over, that also would have undercut confid...

For third-party nationals. there was an unknown amount of third-party nationals as part of this evacuation. dont how you can prioritize all these other people before americans first. as far as the process goes in order to make sure you bring the right people here theres two main ways to that people, one is with their paperwork, ask important security questions to make sure they are who they are and dont pose a threat and when you dont have the paperwork you have to do thorough questioning of the...

Before the problem was that the fighting was making everybody slow down. now its a different kind of, you know, difficulty, which is lack of governmental systems and international ngos and the slowdown for the fact that systems cannot work, even up to two days ago. yesterday was a holiday but on wednesday banks were not working, so this is another type of difficulty but absolutely, it is existing. that was nilab mobarez speaking to us earlier. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, is facing furth...

Good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning, thank you. steve: explain why the administration has been dragging their feet and how it relates to what is going on on our southern border. >> listen, president biden knows he has a problem. he knows he hasnt been able to control the flow of economic migrants come into this country across the southern border. and because of how sensitive he is to that, he slow rolled the process to get afghan interpreters who work for the u.s. military, individ...

Stepped—up its search for people who worked for nato forces or the previous afghan government. more pressure on the foreign secretary, dominic raab, as it emerges that a key call to afghan officials about evacuating interpreters from the country was never made at all. the home office is being urged to review accommodation for afghan refugees, after a five—year—old boy fell to his death from a hotel window in sheffield. morrisons has accepted an improved offerfrom one of the two american pr...