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Eligible for the siv process. it has taken an emotional toll and something we will need to watch for in the weeks and months ahead, because i think its had a mental health impact on a lot of members of the military seeing these 20 years dedicated to this conflict and this war end in this way and then particularly with that deadly attack last week on thursday. the reaction has been unlike one i have seen here in a long time. >> i really appreciate you answering that question. i hope it wasnt out ...

With gkritcriticism. we know we needed to get the afghan allies that work so closely with the troops out of the country and the siv process had completely shut down under the trump administration. thats one of those cascading failures. we know thousands of taliban prisoners had been released following the u.s. taliban agreement negotiated by secretary of state pompeo over the objections of the afghan president beghani. thats another cascading failure. i support president bidens decision, here is...

U.s. military instilllations. >> currently there is a 14 step process. given the security challenges yesterday, is there going to be a change in where those are processed? is that where it is being brought overseas? >> that is for the state department that runs the siv process. >> thank you. may i ask, thank you, sorry, next time i will bring more. president biden said that also general mckenzie said that he

The ones that were operating from now. >> a quick follow up. currently it is a 14 step process to get an siv application validated. is there going to be a change in where those are processed, are those being processed overseas and then brought to u.s. bases for final relocation? >> i honestly cant answer that question. that is really for the tate department. they run the siv process. it is not a department of defense equity. >> thank you. >> may i ask -- thank you. next time i will bring more. p...

Potential future u.s. military installations. those are the ones were operating from now. >> currently the 14-step process to get an siv -- will there be a change of those processed, overseas and then brought to u.s. bases for final relocation? >> i honestly cant answer that question. thats for the state department. they run the siv process. not a department of defense equity. >> may have i ask -- thank you. sorry, next time i will bring more. president biden said that also -- let me -- presiden...

0 much but if it is significantly pushed back and what are you seeing in terms of flow to abbey gate. is it less people being allowed in or still a rush of people? which could lead to some -- what are you seeing today? >> so, what i can report as my discussion with the commanders there on the the ground is that multiple activities have taken place to increase the force protection specifically in communication with the taliban of how they are executing their check point operations and communicati...

Redskins. coming up former notre dame head football coach lou holtz will join to us react. im sure he will have a thing or two to say about that. brian: im sure they have a statement later on in the show. thank you so much, jillian. growing tensions outside kabul international airport as soldiers and marines race against time to evacuate americans in an impossible tuesday deadline. our next guest began working as interpreter for the u.s. coalition forces in 2012. just one year after she was kidn...

Emanuel cleaver and his guy the one working for him his name is kyle he support me a lot with the siv process. brian: so now you are worried about your family, your brother specifically. what is your brother doing to get out and how is he threatened because you got out? >> yes. my brother, while i was supporting coalition forces, he was receiving threats from the taliban to return sister to [inaudible] my brother never gave up. support the coalition forces and still receiving those threats. righ...

Have you been talking about this on radio and what are your listeners saying? >> we spoke about it finance not just the volleyball team. the football team originally who was supposed to have these on and these devices were designed for construction helmets. they were designed for manufacturing workers. they were not designed for schools. and when you go to the companys website it doesnt say anything about schools at all. so people are blown away by this because they wonder if this was pilot prog...

In the united states every six months. brian: right. steve: dont know how long. every six months, not 8 months as were currently being suggested. twice a year boosters. ainsley: it is 6:30 on the east coast. coming up, she was kidnapped by the taliban and narrowly escaped a life of terror for working with american forces. were going to talk to that afghan female interpreter who made it to america. brian: plus, an american dad in the process of adopting an afghan boy shares the good news he just ...