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How much money they can give to the taliban after they gave $80 billion in military t equipment. >> that has what triggered a lot of people to run. they are so irate about what happened in afghanistan and they are irate about what happened at the border, this critical race theory being shoved down our kids throats, literally -- not literally, obviously but not giving the parents the ability to talk about mandates and make personal choices. there are so many things that are wrong and coming back from new zealand to our great country and seeing what's happening, it's deeply disturbing. the afgha...

The taliban after they gave $80 billion in military equipment. >> that has what triggered a lot of people to run. they are so irate about what happened in afghanistan and they are irate about what happened at the border, this critical race theory being shoved down our kids throats, literally -- not literally, obviously but not giving the parents the ability to talk about mandates and make personal choices. there are so many things that are wrong and coming back from new zealand to our great country and seeing what's happening, it's deeply disturbing. the afghanistan situation, i've been there....

Her allies to russian malign activity. mr speaker, we respect the people of russia but we will do whatever it takes, everything it will take to keep our country safe. we will work actively to deter, defend against the full spectrum of threats emanating from russia until relations with its government improves. i would like to end by paying tribute to the resilience of the people of salisbury, who suffered a sickening and despicable act in their community. and to the people of amesbury who lost one of their own in the most dreadful of circumstances. 0ur government will be relentless in our pursu...

Children, were killed. the bewilderment and pain of the man, ramin yousufi, who was interviewed ijy ramin yousufi, who was interviewed by the bbc. he couldn't make sense of it, he said, some of my family members worked as an interpreter for the us military, we worked for ngos. my the us military, we worked for ngos. my children, theirfaces the us military, we worked for ngos. my children, their faces were so burned we couldn't recognise them and just... they had us visas, were waiting to go to the airport do go to america and were hit by an american drone. who can begin to understand that?— ...

Time. there are multiple humanitarian crises that we need our stop on the ground to deal with, need our stop on the ground to dealwith, but need our stop on the ground to deal with, but they are afghan staff trying to build their own communities. —— our staff on the ground. communities. -- our staff on the ground-— communities. -- our staff on the ground. we have seen the most dreadful _ the ground. we have seen the most dreadful pictures - the ground. we have seen the most dreadful pictures at - the ground. we have seen the. most dreadful pictures at kabul airport showing the extent to ...