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Al—zawahiri had used the house for many months, that he liked to sit on the balcony. whether or not the neighbours did not want to speak, whether they didn't know or whether his movements were so discreet that they were not noticed, i think we will have to wait a bit of time before these details become clearer. but the house is said to be owned by sirajuddin haqqani, a leading member of the taliban movement. he is now the interior minister and he is under us terrorism sanctions. of course, it is a very complex story about the efforts to hunt down ayman al—zawahiri. there were, there has be...

Reporting and the initial reporting came from you and bret baier on fox. based on the reporting he was spotted in central kabul in april. do we have any greater clarification for how long he was in afghanistan? >> i think the belief is from intelligence officials i've spoken to is that he moved somewhere in the last year since the afghan pull-out. he had been in that border region between pakistan on either side of the border with pakistan. he had been like osama bin laden probably hiding with the knowledge of pakistan's i.s.i. he was the guest, the interior minister. there were reports that t...

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Disaster. we're six weeks away from the afghanistan pull-out. all joe biden. he didn't listen to the generals and left $85 billion of our intelligence and equipment turned it over to the taliban. then you will have people who are job holders facing homelessness not just gas and grocery and inflation on everyday consume sooum abls. they won't be able to afford payments, rent and mortgage. that's the next big problem in the economy. they won't care if you say there are available jobs. people in households saying i have two or three jobs in my household. it is not enough anymore. how did that hap...

The pull—out from afghanistan. and it's as if afghanistan hasn't happened. nobody talked about it. even at nato or at g7, which is a pretty damning admission, by its absence, of quite how dramatic it's been and nobody wants to talk about it. but the other thing was in terms of china and this investment strategy. i wonder what you made of that? this commitment to provide money, £400 billion over a number of years, which seemed to be aimed at the road and belt problem. belt and road. i put the wrong way round. it's easy to do. yeah, it's actually a slightly repainted and refurbished version o...