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I don't think anybody doubts that the agency, the agencies responsible for this mission are up for this challenge, and the president, i'm sure, is going to call on them, lean on them to conduct this mission. this covert evacuation mission, this intelligence collection mission and this counterterrorism strike mission i think is going to be an enduring feature of our landscape, our natural security landscape for months and years to come. >> jeremy bash, one more question for you. the two agencies in which you served at the highest levels as chief of staff obviously profoundly impacted by the eve...

Keen eye on the chaos unfolding in afghanistan. pakistan already home to hundreds of thousands of afghan refugees, and a key player in the region. on thursday, it did help to evacuate more than 1,000 people from its war-torn neighbor. cnn producer, sophia, joins me now live from islamabad. and, sophia, tell us what -- what lies ahead for pakistan's relationship with the taliban in afghanistan, particularly given that its security service, the isi's links there, how to navigate what is a -- well, it's a complicated political and security landscape. >> it is, michael. and it's -- you know, it's ...

We live in times where terrorism happens, it needs to be in the forefront of people's minds. in its first report, the public inquiry has backed the introduction of martyn's law. i think this is a generational opportunity. i can't think of another piece of legislation that will change the security landscape so significantly, and i hope so dramatically. those left behind want to stop anyone else experiencing pain like theirs. the failings went back months and years, and it was a combination of all them failings that made it so easy for him to do what he did. ultimately, you want it to never happ...

Down cybercommunications. networks. >> sergeant at arms gibson said she has a highly capable cyber security team and chief information officer. but despite this robust team, it is still a top concern for her. we also talked about what a security landscape looks like now, nearly five months, after the insurrection, and how political rhetoric plays into all of this now. and what led to the insurrection, the political rhetoric, and the lie about the election, how that is still ongoing. her reaction and more coming up this weekend between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. >> very interesting stuff. pam brown, th...