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Out is out? >> president biden: yes. yes. >> bill: we are in a position here where were negotiating with the taliban. whether they agree or dont agree, whether they behave one way or not is directly tied to how these americans and afghans who helped us thrive. >> dana: special forces are going into the city and finding citizens to bring them out. >> bill: we talk about the afghan interpreters helping american troops and now they are trying to get out of the country. moneer was able to get out on...

Trying to replace the flags of taliban flags. at least one city has started shooting, to people are confirmed to have been killed, and two others were wounded seriously. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. speaking with us live from kabul. labour is accusing the foreign secretary of putting the lives of afghan interpreters who worked with british forces at risk. dominic raab was advised on friday to personally ask his afghan counterpart for urgent help to evacuate them from the cou...

If we have spaces on them, we offer them up to other nations. british troops are helping control the crowds and check peoples documents. labour accuses the foreign secretary of putting interpreters lives at risk — after he declined to make a call to evacuate them from afghanistan. the widow of one us soldier killed serving in afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks is furious the country is back in the hands of the taliban. they went over there to make america safer after what happened on 9/11. so,...

Our ruling class that are anxious to take advantage of that, anxious to take advantage of our best qualities. they take advantage of our decency and our weakness and they exploit these things. lets try to save our loyal afghan interpreters we tell them, perfect, they think. we will open the borders and change the democratic balance. thats what we do right now on our southern border. naturally in our name of human rights and compassion. and would like to do the very same thing for the disaster un...

Doing things necessary, like increasing 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. that is not even a fleet of cargo planes full of afghan interpreters. millions is a good chunk of the entire population of afghanistan. brought to our country at our expense to live in...

Zak just runs through the field and tackles the guy. zak not only obviated the attack, he also marked a clear lane with his footprints for the marines to advance. major schueman said theres no other interpret that would be willing to take that risk. we would give him a loaded weapon and work security. he told "the chicago sun-times" that zak basically became, quote, one of my marines. well, eventually major thomas schueman went home. hes now at the naval war college in rhode island. but zak stay...

Reports that he didnt personally call the afghan foreign ministry to ask for urgent help rescuing translators who had worked for the british military a despite, it seems, being advised by senior officials to do so. this is really problematic for him, isnt it? yeah, lets look at — problematic for him, isnt it? yeah, lets look at the _ problematic for him, isnt it? yeah, lets look at the front _ problematic for him, isnt it? yeah, lets look at the front page - problematic for him, isnt it? yeah,...

The us says it has evacuated 7,000 people so far. outside the perimeter of kabul airport, there have been chaotic scenes as desperate afghans try to flee the country. the bbc has seen a confidential intelligence paper given to the united nations that the taliban in afghanistan have stepped up its hunt for those who helped nato and us forces. here, dominic raab has rejected calls from opposition parties to resign as foreign secretary after claims he should have personally intervened to help evacu...

Theyre trying to sort it out. so thats going to be a problem. the focus has to be, get the americans out. get the nato civilians, the ngos, and then see who else we pick up. this will go on for two, three, five years. theyll be coming out to iran, pakistan, central asia republics, then we can hopefully get them back into the u.s. the taliban hold all the cards. im sort of empathetic to the governors challenge. when biden ordered a drawdown, 2500 troops. it is hard to imagine with all the america...

Secretary, dominic raab, of a dereliction of duty, after reports he declined to phone his afghan counterpart to seek help airlifting interpreters out of afghanistan. but the government has defended his actions. the only problem last week was not a phone call to an afghan government that was melting away and had almost, or didnt have any leverage. the number one challenge at the end of last week was whether the airport would continue to fly, allow planes to fly out, and those people we were getti...