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Doing, you can see that they are trying to isolate kabul. now, what they want to do if they achieve that isolation, i think only they can speak to, but you can see a certain effort to isolate kabul. it is not unlike the way theyve operated in other places of the country. isolating provincial capitals and sometimes being able to force surrender without necessarily much bloodshed. again, i cant speak for what their intentions are. what i can tell you is that were taking the situation seriously, an...

With the u.s. sending troops to help evacuate americans, i asked if he thinks the taliban will advance on the u.s. forces >> i think the taliban would be very foolish to underestimate the capabilities of american soldiers on the ground they will be covered by air they will have intelligence they will be able to respond forcefully >> in your opinion, why is this afghan army failing to stop the advance of the taliban? >> lester, its heartbreaking, and its not just the training its the vast amount ...

Overwhelming force. i dont think theyre fighting their way through the country. that would frankly take a lot longer. this is the way this works. there are negotiations. so the taliban forces will draw close to a town like ji lal bad and i watched the taliban delegation come to jill lal bad. they were staying at the same hotel i was. they looked at me very skeptically and negotiated with the leaders. and negotiated the surrender. they didnt take it. it was handed over. thats probably what is hap...

Following nine 11, retired major general larry stutz—reem was on the leadership team that directed air operations in afghanistan resulting in the surrender of the taliban government after 90 days. hes in alexandria virginia. thank you. thank you very much. what ou thank you. thank you very much. what you think _ thank you. thank you very much. what you think has _ thank you. thank you very much. what you think has gone - thank you. thank you very much. what you think has gone so - what you thi...

Surrender.— city or whether they will surrender. , ., . ., surrender. given that context, what you _ surrender. given that context, what you think _ surrender. given that context, what you think the _ surrender. given that context, what you think the prospects l what you think the prospects are, then, for a peace deal? h0 are, then, for a peace deal? no prospects _ are, then, fora peace deal? in? prospects any time soon. the taliban are fighting for power, they are not fighting for power shari...

On the programme. there is a clear. on the programme. there is a clear distinction. that is the surrender. in terms of surrender the people have been there when taliban regime was in power. we have seen what it meant for women, young men, education, human rights, it was the continuation of atrocities. that wasnt even too long but were still seeing the same evidence in certain provinces that they are taking control of. they are killing a woman because she was dressed inappropriately. they are kil...

Generation of kids loving america and loving each other. as fellow citizens no matter their race. >> harris: that passed 50-49. democrat senator manchin of west virginia joined with republicans on that. your thoughts on it, tyrus. >> i couldnt agree more. i think there is a place for critical race theory in education but it is for older kids going into college. again, it is a critical race theory which by definition means its a discussion. i agree our kids should not be learning. more in the les...

A new era of sharia law, and the taliban making significant gains, afghans now seem to be caught up in a savage war that has taken on a life of its own. yalda hakim, bbc news, kabul. that is afg hanistan�*s that is afghanistans vice president saying he would never surrender to the taliban but would the government to consider a power—sharing arrangement and have they offered one? imjoined by the arrangement and have they offered one? im joined by the afghan had mastered to the united states. ...

The afghan ambassador to the us, adela raz, told the bbc that the threat of such throwbacks is why the afghan government can not consider surrendering to the taliban. people of afghanistan have been once they are when the taliban regime was in power, and we truly have seen what it meant for women, what it meant for young men, what it meant for education, what it meant for human rights. it was the continuation of atrocities. and that was not even too long, but we are still seeing the same evidenc...

Hundreds of Afghan soldiers surrender to Taliban near Kunduz: lawmaker