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0 tkpwaeud. basically you have to get your troops out on time. the presidents press secretary will take additional questions after this. we will stay tune for that. thank you for being with us. god bless for our troops and the families getting a tough call today. that is it for us. "special report" is up next. >> >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington im bret baier. the deadliest day for troops in more than a decade. two suicide bombers detonating explosive vests they were wearing outside ...

The same even worse before 9/11 or 2000. -- the same even worse before 9/11 or 2000. —— caliban. when the world was solid or silent or not saying a word about the taliban because they were torturing the afghan family prior to 9/11. 50 torturing the afghan family prior to 9/11. so now we see after 9/11 when the world was attacked, the world suddenly woke up and they realise there is a regime called the taliban. but it wasnt really mattered when they were terrorising us, my brothers and sister...

A hundred thousand people leaving who oppose the taliban, thats not a bad thing. at the same time they need people to run the afghan government. if youre talking about civil servants, people running the aid organizations or programs that keep afghans fed or paid, i think the taliban is struggling with that right now. you have to understand, too, the taliban doesnt exert complete control over its own people. so theres always a concern about revenge killings or individual feuds or things like that...

Before retaking the country, the taliban — along with otherjihadi groups — were staging ever more brazen attacks. by 2020 many here were living in constant fear. we saw an increase in targeted killings. shaharazad akbar is the chairperson of the afghan independent human rights commission, which investigates human rights abuses in afghanistan. last summer a bomb attack killed two of her colleagues, fatima khalil and jawed folad.

I wonder, when you leave home every day, every morning you say goodbye to your child, do you think, "i may not come back?" i think everyone in the field that i work in has that. its notjust me and my colleagues. every morning when they their home they dont know if they will be back. its the same for me when i leave in the morning — i dont know if i will be back. since i have become a mum there is this doubt. "do i have the right to do this?" before the taliban retook the country, it seemed the...

Referring to was its capacity to do what it did on 9/11. that capacity has been successfully diminished. >> a u.n. report this summer said al qaeda had a presence in 15 out of 34 provinces. the estimate has always been there are 1,000 al qaeda in afghanistan. dont forget when the u.s. pulled out of bagram air base in july they left a prison full of hardened terrorists. 4800 taliban, 1,000 isis k and 500 al qaeda according to a former u.s. intelligence officer who worked at the base. those terror...

Airport. press secretary john kirby says they were fetched from a building where they had been told to wait for extraction. what comes amid reports of targeted killings in areas overrun by the taliban. in a speech earlier today, president biden pledged to do everything possible to evacuate american citizens and afghans who aided u.s. forces. expected to intensify into a hurricane tomorrow as it barrels to the northeast, could become the first hurricane to make a direct hit in new england in deca...

The number, its the clearance rate, the closure rate. the people who are committing the murders are getting away with it. of the 125 homicides this year, 65% of those killings have gone unsolved. that means that 65% of the murderers are still walking around the city free to possibly commit another murder. the police officers just arent nabbing these guys. >> troubling statistics right there and we do know the first 48 hours after a homicide is really critical and for all these months to have gon...

>> tucker: there are thousands of documented cases in the united states and other countries of cows being drained of their blood. one investigation found that anticoagulants of some kind had been injected into the animals. who did this, and why? no one has ever explained that. livestock are expensive, so the fbi keeps records of unexplained killings of cattle. over one three year. max, 1500 cows in 22 states were mutilated and drained of their blood. in many cases, body parts that have no commer...

Night for secret execution. these are violent uses of violence and thats typically how this organization operations. they dont do mass casualties like, you know, industrialized conventional armies, right? their practice is to do targeted, exemplary killings that are designed to intimidate, you know, the rest of the population. >> and as such is why youre saying its not good. the diplomats, military and intel officials reportedly warned of a possible taliban takeover months ago, even called for e...