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Terrorist organization. neil: you know what i worry about, don, you know the area far better than i that if the taliban doesn t get what it wants, assets frozen or unfrozen, they can up the ante and a lot of those folks become hostages and we are reliving that nightmare, how how likely do you fear that could be? unfortunately i see that as very likely scenario. basically they have all of us back mind enemy lines right now as potential hostages and that s worth a lot of money to them and worth a lot of leverage to them and that s a real threat that we have to face right now. they have they have done this before. they have taken hostages before and they have it as bargaining chips to trade them back or to ....
Refugees and obviously damage stan. will it brings me no pleasure to in this the truth is the truth. sometimes it hurts. just because you don t like the taliban doesn t mean that you embrace fully everything we have here in america. you have to be very cautious here because the reality is if you lived your whole life in afghanistan, you may not have the same views that we do about women s equality, about pluralism, about independent judiciary, about jury trials, about free expression, about tolerance, about nonviolence and so you have this open-ended resettlement program for years and years and years the state department would like to continue it. what will that do? how will that change the quality of life that we know and love in america? tammy: what we re asking for and what we would like is simply to know what are we doing to ensure that the nature of who it is that is coming here their background and when we are doing ....
Can there be that the taliban will actually do what s needed to avoid another incident like we saw in thursday s bombing? well, at the highest levels of the taliban you can expect some cooperation, more than a modicum. i mean, as the administration has said you can t really trust the taliban. the problem with the taliban is that it s not the well oiled, well controlled, discipline machine we think it is. no organization is. and so the people at the top of the taliban food chain can tell us what they want but at the bottom of the food chain there s no way to control people who might do something the taliban doesn t want to do, aaron. david, we want to get to you next. you have really been on a roller coaster trying to help an afghan journalist and friend of yours and his family to get out of afghanistan. you both were held captive by the taliban. he helped save your life, guiding you to a military base when you guys escape ed way back ....
The truce in the taliban and how this particular evacuation is going. i did read over some stuff right after that deal was signed with the last administration in which the ambassador said on the last day as it was signing if the taliban doesn t talk to the afghan government, if the taliban does not live up to its obligations, we don t have to leave or we leave as we choose. those were his words. i think what we re seeing now is the reliance of the taliban that is raising eyebrows in washington bill: you are right about the deal on that. sharp questions for pompeo and the former president trump going forward and there will be a time for that as we just had an opportunity a moment ago. however, that is not the administration that has the power in the white house and peter doocy got as close to it as anybody yesterday. the fundamental question for the commander-in-chief now, joe ....
Cares that he is wearing the hat or she s wearing the t-shirt? it s really kind of cute that you are wearing it around the holiday table. have you such a doesn t he have a sunny outlook? it s amazing. truly in my family you cannot talk about politics. well, we talk about we do talk about it in my family, and lep let me tell you where. there s this whole intergenerational thing going on because we have granddad, and then we have the younger folks. what we look for in granddad is that his strength is history and experience. for the younger folks their experience may be perhaps technology, the information highway. how do we take those two differences to look for common ground and come up with a discussion that is dynamic? let s not talk about who is right or who is wrong, but what our differences are, how they make us who we are and how we can bring that together for a hybrid of good dynamic conversation at the dinner table? wow. ....