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Ups and downs, mostly ups of her life as queen. shes met every single american president since truman, though she met truman before she actually became queen. but every single american president, you know, way before our memory. she has met, she has held hands with. she has in terms of shaking hands counseled as well 15 prime ministers, her first prime minister was winston churchill. so her whole public life was built, started in the shadow of the kind of war that were seeing a little bit of rig...

Forecast, katty kay. >> talk to us about this great grandmother and mother. the sovereign who has known every american president since truman, with the exception of lbj, and has had such a close relationship with others in the united states, others in the philanthropy community and in the horse community in kentucky. she has close ties here, personal ties. >> well, she certainly does, as you say, ties that reach the very top to those heads of states and government to the presidents that she has ...

Show trial -- well, this kind of demonstrated sort of theater where you pour in with cars and guns and go into a former presidents home, i mean, this looks like the worst of the worst. ive been in 50 countries, many of them unstable countries, and its not surprising to see politics infiltrate and infect the political process there. this is the united states of america. the fourth amendment has meaning or has no meaning. if it doesnt have meaning with respect to a former president, when does it h...

Did with the marine forces -- in the province, disappearance is about nine months. the rules for the applicants, they have for two years. >> so youve got nine months. and they want to. years >> and i did two years in my province with the army special forces. but i am partially, i didnt get any letter or hr, which is required the applicants, they need to have these. thats why they denied my case and 2001, in march. they denied my case then. we are still struggling to find out a way in, and resolv...

They made it clear that the u.s. evacuated that they plan to hunt him down and kill him. for working with u.s. forces. at one point, he believes he was even poisoned by the taliban which hospitalized him, and left him without a practice, and a diabetic. but luckily, he was alive. with the was pulling out of afghanistan, and zak in more and more immediate danger, majors truman pulled out all the stops to get him and his family out. he wrote letters for his visa applications. he made calls, he lob...

He was for this like this clip of two of zak kids help humanize his story. with this story of that gun is family outside the airport. having fled their home at 2 am, two different theories and contractors have tried to help him get them to the alpert. none of them are successful. where the selfie video of them at the airport entry point. where they were again denied entry two days later. you can hear one of the kids crying in the background. and then finally, these photos, with the caption, will...

Afghanistan made a point to underline the commitment we have a country, as a country, made to the afghan men and women, who risked their lives to serve as interpreters for the u.s. military. >> our message to those women and mens clear. there is a home for you in the united states, if you so choose, and we will stand with you just as you stood with us. >> that was a year ago last month. the war in afghanistan was the longest war in this nations history. the message that president biden was under...

They called him an infidel. and a traitor. they made it clear that the u. s. evacuated that they plan to hunt him down and kill him. for working with u.s. forces. at one point, he believes he was even poisoned by the taliban which hospitalized him, and left him without a pancreas, and a diabetic. but luckily, he was alive. with the was pulling out of afghanistan, and zak life in more and more immediate danger, major pulled out all the stops to get him and his family out. he wrote letters for his...

People who risked their lives to work for the u.s.. the state department estimates that when you include those eligible peoples family members, that number becomes 160,000 people. 160,000 people trapped in a country facing economic collapse, dire food shortages, and oppress of governments, and because of their work with the united states, potentially death. but interpreters like zak get into the united states, one of things we are supposed to do is give them a green card. a pastor permit legal s...

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