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We mentioned the murder of the afghan policewoman, and the fact the taliban is denying any kind of involvement, although people locally are blaming taliban fighters. there is a difference between what the commanders in kabul say, and the authority and the cohesion i suppose. this could be a case of plausible deniability. there have been reports that female judges and police officers were receiving threats, and the taliban would like the world to believe they have changed and offering amnesty to opponents, but i wouldn't be surprised if there are more cases of targeted killings, what the taliba...

Don't think the taliban seem equipped to handle that in a way that would be acceptable to the afghan population or those who do not subscribe to their view of how it should be governed. view of how it should be governed-— view of how it should be governed. view of how it should be coverned. ~ ., governed. we mentioned the murder of the _ governed. we mentioned the murder of the policewoman, | governed. we mentioned the - murder of the policewoman, and the fact that alabama is denying any kind of involvement, although people locally are blaming taliban fighters. —— that alabama is denying...

Kimberley Strassel and Gregg Jarrett join ‘Hannity’ to react to claims about the Democratic nominee on ‘Hannity’ Joe Biden and his presidential campaign are staying mum after Hunter Biden’s former business associate went public to say he met twice in the past with the former vice president — despite past statements from Biden on the campaign trail that he had no involvement with or discussions about his family’s overseas business ventures. That associate, Tony Bobulinski, gave an interview on Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on Tuesday and detailed his alleged meet...

Kept the cold war cold for four decades. there was no incentive to shoot first because you knew the retaliation would come and it would be devastating. but with cyber, this whole question of atribution. it's almost impossible to know who is doing it and when you use these so-called nonstate actors, the shadowy groups, there's often a space or some distance between them and government. so putin will basically say, hey, i knew nothing about it. i had nothing to do with it. in the intelligence business it's called plausible deniability. so it makes the whole question of response mordifficult. it ...

Intent. unfortunately, new york tools are not as good as federal tools. but, you know, what emily said is exactly right. you know, if trump's -- trump is -- goes out of his way to insert plausible deniability, a cover story into everything he says. like on the day of the riot. like with the michael cohen testimony before congress. but that doesn't get you off the hook, if -- if the prosecutors can, otherwise, prove that the person had the intent. so, there is lots of ways to do that. i mean, a great example is cohen's testimony before congress. right? i mean, he said, trump didn't say go lie. ...