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Hopeless, and i think this strike is proof of that. now, i think, personal opinion, we shouldn't be too picky about whether or not we can clearly identify those who are involved in the attack adjacent to the airport. the wild card here obviously are the neighboring nations, most importantly pakistan and what they do, whether or not pakistan will help us even if we don't operate from pakistan, but help with sharing intelligence. >> director, another terror attack in kabul is likely. the threat is immediate. what are national security officials looking for right now? what is happening right now ...

This morning from a former colleague trying to get -- this person knows the taliban is looking for. it is not a question of are we going to still rely on the taliban. isis k, taliban fighters the taliban wasn't radical enough for. on the lower levels these are guys, going to join this gang instead of that gang and i don't know, if anything we can assist an organization that took a dozen of my friends, maybe not going to provide security, don't know they are in cahoots or collusion with isis k but not our friends. >> we are sharing intelligence with them, gave them a kill list of americans and ...

Least. >> yeah. well, we were enemies last week and this week we are sharing intelligence. and we're giving them lists of americans who need to come through their checkpoints. it's -- it's -- it's very, very odd. but it could lead to a better outcome. it could lead to a situation where the taliban moderate their behavior. and the united states, in turn -- this is after we leave -- the united states and our allies, in turn, provide them access to afghanistan's money. provide them access to some of the technology they need to run the country. the country is in very bad economic shape, and will c...

Hunter, permanent resident. so now it will become even more difficult for afghans to get out especially ahead of that tuesday deadline before all of the u.s. troops withdraw here. and of course u.s. officials are very mindful of the fact that every day there is this persistent threat there of a terrorist attack. they have asked the taliban to extend the perimeter around the airport to make it harder for potential suicide bombers to get up to those checkpoints where they could get into close contact with the civilians, with the u.s. forces on the ground there trying to protect the airport. but ...

Police and were beginning to respond. when specifically in that timeline of events did capitol police request assistance from the fbi and how quickly was that help deployed? >> i don't have the specific time for you, so i don't want to misspeak. >> okay. the fbi's washington field office is one of the largest field offices in the country. the field office was reportedly founded by an internal review in 2019 to be both ineffective and inefficient. specifically, the review criticized the field office's mechanisms for analyzing threat intelligence and procedures for sharing intelligence with othe...