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And the afghan people less than a month ago, i was at a luncheon meeting with ghani and abdullah and both of them said that they did not want afghans to leave and that they were not going to make it easy for afghans to leave. that was the situation a month ago. were now -- we now have a different situation. >> i understand that. and respect your point on that. but i do want you to respond to the counter points on it. let me ask you about something that can change now. and this is the discussion ...

This is bbc news, im shaun ley. the headlines: desperate scenes at kabul airport — a little girl is handed over to an american solider by people fleeing the taliban. britian pledges to remain, as long as the us controls the airport. none of our planes are leaving empty. i have seen reports, i cannot vouch for other nations, but our planes never leave empty. if we have spaces on them, we offer them up to other nations. british troops are helping control the crowds and check peoples documents. l...

Are we asking the taliban or telling the taliban about getting these people through those court to the airport? >> you went right to the heart of the matter. i was shocked at president biden who has more experience got provoked into that answer. by -- get the americans out. we do not want to be putting down red lines in public. maybe genital chris donahue who is going as direct negotiator to the taliban military talks through these. things it could possibly be that the majority of americans will...

Of net positive in terms of public perspective because he looks too programmed. we have a crisis in afghanistan, and the presidents decision, afghanistan, interpreters, afghanistan, no actual plan. the president and his handlers believe they are above scrutiny, they are not -- will: click the american media is getting the memo finally but too little too late for those currently in afghanistan. jillian: still to come black conservative searching schools replace critical race theory with a 1776 un...

For me, if they know me, there will be no mercy. ahmed worked with uk soldiers for three years. he said during fighting, the taliban were targeting interpreters as they were the eyes and ears of the forces. british soldiers were my brothers. i served my country and i served great britain forces. i never complained about that, but the situation is now worse. everyone who worked with coalition forces will need to be relocated as soon as possible. a small team of british officials are trying to get...

Hour ago who said theyve created a kill zone. lets watch this and ill get your response. >> weve created in the military terms a kill zone. we en habld the taliban come in and targeting their interpreters through a single checkpoint and violating major military fundamentals by what we just did. >> yeah. >> harris: your reaction. >> first of all you are right about bagram air base. no idea why we gave it up. we should have opened it. this is where i would say expand your perimeter. they are not d...

Fr protect the children so they could continue to be in school, in person, in classes so we dont get the deleterious effects on the child of again keeping them out of school. you want to do that but you want to do it safely. and masks contribute greatly to the safety of the children. >> dr. anthony fauci, thank you for the straight talk on the situations that matter. i appreciate you. thank you for being on the show. >> thank you, chris. thank you for having me. >> all right. so lets go from the...

Afghanistan. at its core was a simple fact that the uk and plenty of others around the world were caught on the hop by what happened in afghanistan and the speed of what happened. another example of that playing out this morning in one of the newspapers, the daily mail. it has a scoop about dominic raab, the foreign secretary and the suggestion that when he was on holiday last week at a 5—star resort in crete, described as a boutique for the privileged and perceptive, that he did not make a ca...

The uks defence secretary, ben wallace, said the governments aim is to get about 6,000 people out, adding that british troops would stay as long as us forces are in control of the airport. meanwhile, the uks foreign secterary, dominic raab, has been accused by the opposition labour party of shamefully putting interpreters�* lives at risk, by not seeking help from an afghan minister. and one interpreter who worked for uk forces in afghanistan has begged the uk prime minister borisjohnson for he...

Doing things necessary like increasing gps access, and letting in refugees by the millions to escape their certain fate at the hands of the taliban. >> tucker: so we must "let in refugees by the millions, said the mustachioed foreign policy expert. the millions. millions is not a handful of loyal afghan interpreters, thats not even a fleet of cargo planes full of afghan interpreters. millions is a good chunk of the entire population of afghanistan. to our country at our expense to live in your n...