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Al-qaeda, his security chief was being paraded around by taliban fighters in different towns in afghanistan and being clouded as a hero. that is just a small example —— lauded. on the one hand the taliban are saying certain things to contain international terrorist threats that may emanate from the country, but on the other hand they apparently welcomed one of osama bin laden�*s former security chiefs who is a known and sworn member of al-qaeda. it is a test for the taliban to pass. if there is a direct terrorist threat that generates from afghanistan, then they will have to face the con...

And afghan allies evacuate. at this point, the only thing we control is the top half of the airport on the screen. they control the civilian side and basically everything that's around it. but let's not forget, they're still terrorists and their new head of security is actually wanted by the u.s. as a terrorist. ken delanian has been digging into this story, and also john brennan, and clint watts who worked as consultant to the fbi counterterrorism vision. good to see you all. ken, i want to start there. the taliban security chief is a u.s. designated terrorist, and yet we are relying on them ...

Engulfed in civil war again. what i am curious about and wondering what you are seeing is who is marshaling any force on the other side? if the afghan army just dissolved or crossed sides to join the taliban is anybody standing against the taliban? who ultimately will rise up and fight them? >> reporter: so two people have formed an opposition, the former sort of security chief, and a war lord, his son have formed a bit of a resistance group but that's about it. there was the old generation of war lords. as people -- it is important to remember a little bit of this history. you had the war lor...

These calls for normality, and normalcy excuse me, will continue. . we may be seeing it now, but that will dissolve at first contact. along those same, lines as an extension of that same line of reasoning. i feel like there is a lot of armchair quarterbacking in the u.s. and elsewhere right now, about how afghanistan, having now been inevitably taken over by the taliban, the next stage is that they will inevitably become a country in civil war again. why i am curious about, in wondering what you're seeing, is who is marshall in any force on the other side? if the afghan army just dissolved acr...

Dissolved or crossed sides to join the taliban is anybody standing against the taliban? who ultimately will rise up and fight them? >> reporter: so two people have formed an opposition, the former sort of security chief and a war lord, his son have formed a bit of a resistance group but that's about it. there was the old generation of war lords. as people -- it is important to remember a little bit of this history. you had the war lords, the mujahedin who were here. they with the cia's help pushed out the soviet union in the '80s and that was their sort of big moment. and the war lords because...