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Women, the list goes on. so, there is, of course, a very real fear that things will revert to what they looked like in the late '90s and early 2000s when women were shuddered at home and girls schools were closed and people lived in fear of the taliban and you had a mass exodus of -- of refugees pouring into neighboring countries, like pakistan. it's not clear, at all, that the taliban will be able to effectively govern. but the primary concern, right now, i would just say, is aversion of bloodshed. trying to stop carnage, trying to stop street-to-street battles. and most importantly, for the ...

Sources familiar with that saying, there is a concern that there could be a distinct threat against americans. so they had, rapidly, expedited those evacuations. a u.s. official saying that they hoped for those evacuations to be going 24/7, all through the day, and all through the night, within the next-24 hours. the goal is, in the next 72 hours, to get everybody out of that u.s. embassy. and then, from there, looking at getting out, as well, all u.s. citizens, including a number, of course, of dual nationals. then, looking at people who have their s.i.v. paperwork, people who worked with the...

To start doing it round the clock, that's to say, throughout the night, as well, very soon. they hope that embassy personnel will, all, have been evacuated by tuesday morning. only a skeleton crew will remain and they will be working from kabul international airport. so, you know, that means going back to what the pentagon told cnn 48 hours ago, that this would not be a total-embassy evacuation, just a drawdown. it is looking increasingly like a total-embassy evacuation with that skeleton crew, as i said, remaining. but will be working from the airport. now, the evacuation should, also, concer...

Accepted by the international community. we don't want to be a pariah. we don't want afghanistan to fall into the, sort of, same, old trap of becoming a safe haven for terrorists. but, you know, it's really easy to say those things and it's another thing, entirely, to put them into practice. and, of course, the concern becomes, when you have lots of fig fighters mow radding around, how do you control them? how do you ensure you don't have revenge killings? how do you ensure people don't sort of go beyond the boundaries of -- of what's expected? it becomes very difficult. now, the taliban spoke...