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To the senate foreign relations committee and the house intelligence committee. he joins me now. jameel, thanks for coming on the show tonight. on december 7th, 2001 "the new york times" reported afghans taliban militia agreed to surrender its last remaining stronghold and would begin giving up its weapons but secretary of defense donald rumsfeld objected to portions of the deal that would allow the taliban leader to remain in kandahar to live so long as he renounced terrorism. the reality is th...

West, notjust the scenes of chaos, but to what it says about our abandonment of the afghan people. for those brave people around the world living under a regime scant regard to human rights, but resisting those regimes in pursuit of democracy, equality and individualfreedom. what of democracy, equality and individual freedom. what does this say to them? what does this retreat from freedom a signal to those prepared to stand up for it? what does this surrender to extremism meaning to those prepar...

Health policy, just who could get a covid booster shot and when. plus the latest push for congress to save voting rights even though the senate keeps killing the bill. top house democrats hakeem jeffries joins me to discuss that when all in starts right now. >> good evening from washington d.c. im mehdi hasan, in for chris hayes. no matter whether you are for or against the war in afghanistan, i think those observers will agree that the way its been brought to an and has been a disaster. the tal...

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Neither we nor their own air force because its operational readiness is degrading could have their back, deliver reinforcements, emergency resupply and close air support, then they do what soldiers in that situation do, do. and i should point out 25 times as many afghans have lost their lives as u.s. soldiers over the course of the past 20 years. they have fought and very much died for their country. it is their country. they should fight for it clearly. and what they did obviously is very disap...

Understood that the afghan security forces would come apart. they dont lack courage. theyve had tens of thousands killed in action. they collectively decided the u.s. was going. theyre corrupt leaders werent supporting them with ammunition, food, they were stealing their pay. the afghan army didnt go under fighting. they decided to switch sides or walk away. there were ten taliban accepting the surrender in some of these big cities. it all unraveled on the afghan government. we talked a few days...

Into a sentence because weve been living it for 20 years and now were trying to get our head around the idea the story is moving to a different place and what place is that? and how does that affect us here throughout the country? i just -- what have you been able to think about that? >> well, i would say two things. one is the global story is that this is abject surrender. this weekend the secretary of state said we had one mission in afghanistan which was to deal with the people who brought do...

You probably know has spent big portions of the last two decades of his life in afghanistan during the war there. richard also weeks ago reported on some of the last fierce fighting by elite afghan commando units fighting against taliban forces. we now know that was some of the last fighting like that that there was in afghanistan and richard was right there in the middle of it. but now that the taliban have been able to take control of, first, all the provincial capitals, and then the whole cou...

Guess what? it didnt work, cant strike a deal with the tablet band. what i really despise the most is in the speech this afternoon blaming everybody but himself including former president trump. i can tell you this, trump would never have sat back and watched an unconditional surrender of the taliban to afghanistan. he is the one who crushed isis when the obama and biden administration created this but i thought the national security advisor told me his conversation with the president said he wo...