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Afghanistan in the 1990s, at least they have never lived under taliban rule. i think a lot of people in afghanistan will be shocked at what it is like to live under taliban rule. i hope and pray there are enough people in had afghanistan, enough afghans who say, it wasn't so bad under democracy, when people had rights. >> kayleigh: john james, this is one message coming out of the taliban. majority of provences, there is oshg pasty to them, we don't know what is going on there, especially with the taliban position in terms of their "amnesty" they are extending. >> john: i remember being a seni...

There are some things that people say, and you immediately know they are your people. If you are in the tribe of East Texas, and you never hear one of these sayings at home, you might have been raised by wolves. (That's a bonus saying.) You can tell where someone is from by just the way they pronounce certain words. They way someone says oil, tells me so much. Pen is another quick check word. Pin and pen actually have different pronunciations. If you said them both in your head when you read that, and they sounded the same, then you might just be from East Texas.

Protect them. so it's kind of a a double standard, which lives matter, just the ones that are affect by police brutality in the rare instances or is it all of those lives including victims of crime? >> bill: how is your life today? >> it's good. things are different, slower down here, a slower pace. i loved my job in minneapolis. unfortunately i wasn't allowed to do it the way -- in a manner that i believed i should do it, which means bold, courageous, actually proactive. right now it's a tough place to work. you don't want to be proactive right now up there. if you stick your neck out you'll ...