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International pressure to the taliban to respect some of the commitments they have made about how they will govern their own people. they are now at a crossroads in which they can either go back to being a pariah in the world community, a pariah in which they will not have any funding sources, will be subject to sanctions, or in which they could have potentially some kind of constructive relationship if they can take care of their people and respect some of the things and the progress made in af...

Of a purge or blood letting with regards to people who worked with the americans or worked with the afghan forces. the taliban has given their word it wouldnt happen. we hear rumblings here and there. nothing that weve been able to confirm. but its deeply troublesome and of course, you know, i think that all the various parties involved whether its the u.s., the uk who are talking to the taliban on the ground make it clear to them that if you behave in that way youll be an international pariah. ...

Were calling yesterday the throughput from that kabul airport to try to use the leverage that they have. some financial. they have f18s flying over as well. they have gotten the inf and the fed to freeze financial assets that otherwise might be available to the taliban to try to sustain that cooperation, count on the desire of the taliban not to be a pariah and do the best they can to move people, get people to the airport and out. yesterday they said there were 6,000 people that were prepared t...

Lets make them the international pariah that they are. the world will support us on that declaration. we may want to wait until this evacuation is completed. i understand that. then the third thing, make certain that any capitol, lets move it into afghanistan as a result of the international monetary fund, the u.n., anything is frozen in place. dry up that capitol. we this country to be isolated, we want it to be an international pariah. we dont want other countries conducting made youre trade a...

Recognized because the taliban knows from the past of being an international pariah that the purse strings only open if you can be accepted and have a relationship with the international community, but as with so many things were hearing from the taliban its one thing to say it and another thing to actually behave in a way that leads to that. >> clarissa, you spoke with a senior afghan officer who said he used to be able to ease hi reach american japanese and officers on the ground there and now...

International pariah and wont get international aide. we have to make them understand that if they dont act civilized now. >> sandra: a fox news alert. something that just came into us now. nancy pelosi said there is going to be a house foreign affairs committee lead hearing on the decision by president biden on the evaccination of afghanistan at the invitation of secretary of state blinken and they invited secretary of defense austin to testify on afghanistan. she said as soon as possible. on t...

And i think obviously - they know what is going on. you only have - to watch the bbc news to know what is going on. stephanie, is there some sense that perhaps the experience of fighting the group that called itself islamic state in iraq and syria changed some of the perceptions about the taliban that in a sense they could be a containable if unpleasant regime, whereas the kind of nihilistic group that believed in worldwide jihad is something much more dangerous and kind of the lesser of evils? ...

A statement in this regard. >> it would seem that it is in the interest of this taliban government if they want to not be an international pariah to not openly start going after people who helped americans. at least thats what you would assume, but i want you to speak to that because its hard to believe that when you know the history of the taliban. >> please. exactly. like were supposed to believe him and believe the taliban. were seeing reports of him going door to door, harassing journalists ...

But they havent necessarily specified whos going to take over the sort of the reins of their movement here. we may hear something from that possibly in the days ahead, suggestions that maybe the son of the founder of the taliban, omar, younger man, might take that role. unclear at this point because so much of the leadership of the taliban since the death of him has existed in the shadows with doubts over quite where they were or what state of health they were necessarily in. thats a key thing, ...

Accepted by the international community. we dont want to be a pariah. we dont want afghanistan to fall into the, sort of, same, old trap of becoming a safe haven for terrorists. but, you know, its really easy to say those things and its another thing, entirely, to put them into practice. and, of course, the concern becomes, when you have lots of fig fighters mow radding around, how do you control them? how do you ensure you dont have revenge killings? how do you ensure people dont sort of go bey...