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The sacrifices seen and unseen. for the freedom and prosperity of our nation. and it is for that reason that across the nation we should be thankful to everyone who is here and throughout especially the house of commons. who gives so much despite the cynicism, abuse and cruelty that they so often indoor. too often when great tragedies happen we have to reflect that the best seem to be the first to suffer. in this great tragedy there is a unanimous conviction amongst all who knew him that sir david was of the best. eloquent, contributions both the house of commons and the house of

Non-sense. and i don't mean civility and i don't mean non-partisanship, i mean focussing on things that are more urgent and eloquent -- elemental in people's lives and hammering away at those things. >> i adore john stewart. i used to worship "the daily show "when he hosted it but isn't he falling into the trap as referring to the media, when he really means right wing media? i've spend this year focussing this show on elemental issues and the economy, covid. fox spent it on critical race theory and dr. seuss. why should i be lumped in with them? >> you're absolutely right and i'm totally with...

Eloquent expressions of traditional american values. today in his column in "the washington post," michael gerson writes the gop is a garbage scow of the corrupt, the seditious, and their enablers. this is unprecedented in american political history, but by now we've grown used to it, that the most eloquent and lacerating and accurate descriptions of the republican party now come from the former leading lights of the republican party, intellectuals like george will, speech writers like michael gerson and bill kristol, presidential campaign strategists like stuart stevens and steve schmidt, and...

Everything so they don't have to abide by the rules of the taliban. >> you are an eloquent and courageous advocate, and i thank you very much for your passion and your bravery. pashtana durr aann, thank you. >> thank you for having me. former president ashraf ghani said he felt that leaving the country was the best choice. quote, in order to avoid the flood of bloodshed. and for that he's being slammed by critics and former political allies alike for abandoning his country. nic robertson takes a look back at the legacy he leaves. >> reporter: long before reaching kabul, the taliban were warn...

Somebody whose name we don't know. it may be somebody, you know, a child thinking now, one day a week at school with a mask on and marveling at the irrationality of adults but i do think, the crisis, come at the generations. >> ben: you're completely right about that and it's the reason why i still have hope too, because after all that we've been through, there is still that core steel in the spine backbone in america that you will see if you get out of some of these major cities, you will find it there and you can understand this is what has saved this country in the past and can save it agai...