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The american contribution dollar for dollar, the mujahideen started to get better equipment. we begin to procure weapons, import them and get them to pakistan, where the pakistani army built the beginning of what grew into an enormous support structure to receive weapons that would come in by sea, move them to the borders, get them to camps, in some instances train mujahideen, who would then take the weapons inside afghanistan and attack the soviets. all the weapons that we gave them were made, most of them were made in communist countries, wejust bought them from the communists and then sent ...

Unstable. that's dangerous. and for most of them, they haven't been in haiti for years, so they don't even have a support structure when they go back to haiti. it's really a horrible situation. and then one that i think as disappointed a lot of us who supported biden. >> yeah. and the fact is as you say, it's happening over and over again. thank you for being with me. thank you for shining the light on something that needs to be told. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. craig melvin picks up with more news after a quick break. afterk...

Were about six ceos. we were making progress. i think the biggest issue, michael, is the pipeline, a lot of women enter management positions by the time they get to the second or third level of the country, they drop out because that's their prime family-building years. and companies and workplaces do not have the support structure to enable young families to balance work and family. so the stresses of doing both are just too much. and they drop out of the workforce. which is a big loss to the economy because great talent cannot bubble up to the top. >> i mean, one of the keys to your success,...

Of our present government sometimes creates its own problems, not least for them. creates its own problems, not least forthem. it looks creates its own problems, not least for them. it looks at enemies where there are none or it has a habit of choosing the wrong enemies. most recently, it has been waging campaigns against the civil service and the bbc. in neither case this is wise orjustified or even in the government's own best interests. the civil service as a support structure to government, treating it as a hostile block which seeks to undermine the government is both foolish and wrong. is...

Become a support structure for the refugees coming here. and, again the attacks are happening so far, 350 miles away. there's a geographical barrier that people here are hoping and relying on. and again, 50 miles, away you not only on the border with poland, it's a european border, and the european union border. i think people here are hoping, at least hoping that putin will not come this far to the west, that he will not come this close to the border. certainly, i think that is the hope here. but there's an understanding that this war is a lot wider than people expected. people expected after...