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Im pushing back a little bit on is the relevance of that discussion to what we are trying to do today. >> some people thought it was very relevant. security problem for the network and the taliban also has a bounty on his head to the tune of $5 million. dan: thanks a lot and thank you for your great reporting, appreciate it. afghanistan quickly becoming a breeding ground part of terror groups like ice, 2017 president trump was right again for doing exactly that. >> the consequences of a rapid ex...

Stayed. do you think we are less safe now than we were before we went in to afghanistan 20 years ago? >> well, yeah, i think thats hard to measure, but were certainly less safe than we were when we had a group of, lets say, 5,000 american service people in afghanistan standing up as the backbone behind some 250,000 afghan troops, who were keeping at bay the taliban and other terror groups. that made us a great deal safer. we have tens of thousands of troops in germany, south korea, japan. why ar...

Not necessarily citizens. rachel: not necessarily citizens but total people. and right now were being told that you know, there is all these terror groups, al qaeda and isis, taliban. were getting told a lot of things from our government about who are the good guys, people we could possibly work with when we leave afghanistan here in another day or two. lucas tomlinson was actually pressing the pentagon press secretary john kirby on this haqqani al qaeda and taliban relationship. are they connec...

Im pushing back a little bit on is the relevance of that discussion to what we are trying to do today. >> some people thought it was very relevant. security problem for the network and the taliban also has a bounty on his head to the tune of $5 million. dan: thanks a lot and thank you for your great reporting, appreciate it. afghanistan quickly becoming a breeding ground part of terror groups like ice, 2017 president trump was right again for doing exactly that. >> the consequences of a rapid ex...

Rachel: were back with the fox news alert the pentagon confirms a u.s. drone strike killed the isis k planner believed to be behind the attack in kabul this is joe bidens national security team warns another attack is likely near the kabul airport. our next essay we need to ramp up our response to the isis k threat. join us retired army captain ranger and republican ohio warring davidson, afghanistan war veteran indiana congressman jim banks and retired army infantry captain in pennsylvania sean...

Are some of the fighters going to leave the taliban when they have to become a normal so called government and they then join isis-k? what you find in countries like this with the off shoots and the various terror groups competing for recruits that the more extreme ones wont be in government so the u.s. is hoping to use the leverage to keep the airports open to get the sivs and americans and afghani vac aouys out after august 31st. >> kennedy. >> jennifer, first great reporting. i know this is y...

I think you can see hints of that now. because we went into afghanistan. we did an air strike. i think silence from the taliban. you know, their silence is approval. >> the pentagon confirmed yesterday, as you know, juliette, that thousands of isis-k prisoners, al qaeda prisoners, other prisoners were freed, released after the fall of the afghan government. how much danger do those fighters pose to the united states, and whats the taliban approach to these other terror groups who are now potenti...

Of the marines before the attack. you know it would bring tears to your eyes hearing what theyre doing to facilitate the safe exit of people who will certainly die if they are left there. they know what theyre up against. they have three terror groups and giant bullseye and theyre helping the most vulnerable and then they were slaughtered this. is the garbage they put out. yes we have a free press. yes you can say that stuff this. is really stupid. >> richard, dana would say you dont have to twe...

But still has a presence in eastern afghanistan and has formed cells in kabul. in total, according to a u.n. report, theyre believed to have between 1,500 and 2,200 fighters in afghanistan. >> all of these are former taliban who slapped on the isis patch to make themselves the biggest, baddest guys on the block. >> reporter: but isis-k is now a sworn enemy of the taliban. >> the taliban are fighting them. really, you know, its more local rivalries. >> reporter: why more broadly have the two noto...

Justine Fleischner ist auf den Spuren der Taliban-Ausrüstung. Im Interview erklärt sie, wie das funktioniert, warum die Übernahme von Macht und Kriegsgerät durch die Taliban vorhersehbar war – und ob sie deutsche Waffen gefunden hat.