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Behind? >> i think at this point, it's the taliban that are telling us when we are supposed to get out. and president biden is trying to browbeat them. meanwhile, the taliban are actually beating our citizens and actually beating, you know, those who risk their lives to serve us in afghanistan. this is not -- this is completely a timetable that we can change. we can take that force back as you have guys were mentioning earlier. we are a super power. we went and got bin laden in his sleep in abottabad. and yet it's somehow mission impossible to potentially send our forces a couple of blocks awa...

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American hunts down longest horned Markhor in Chitral Edward Joseph paid the official authorities $88,000 as permit fee American huntner Edward Joseph poses with the longest horned-Markhor he hunted down in the Toshi Shasha conservation area in Chitral. PHOTO: EXPRESS ABOTTABAD: According to wildlife officials, an American citizen named Edward Joseph Hudson hunted down the longest horned Markhor in the Toshi Shasha conservation area in Chitral on Saturday. The hunter was said to have paid the official authorities $88,000 as the permit fee to hunt the Markhor under the hunting trophy programm...

The u.s. state department, in fact, had offered a $1 million reward for his capture. tonight, the major questions here, how was he killed, when was he killed? and abc's james longman leads us off from london tonight. >> reporter: when s.e.a.l. team six burst into osama bin laden's hideout in abottabad, pakistan, and took him out, there was no sign of his son, hamza. but tonight, u.s. officials tell abc news they believe hamza bin laden is now dead. it's unclear exactly when he was killed, but a u.s. military source says it was sometime in the past two years, and that american intelligence play...

In that's got to please you. >> that definitely ruffled feathers in islamabad. the pacs have had it both ways for a long time. they receive 26 some billion dollars in military aid from the united states. at the same time there is leakage and plenty of weapons transit from pakistan into afghanistan. and for heaven's sake they were hosting usama bin laden effectively near their west point in abottabad. the paks are gotten away from double-dealing too long. brian: i know something else that's intrigues you is rules of engagement. losenned up in syria and iraq can a and mosul taking back cities. t...