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But it's clear that even if they are hardly a democratically elected government in a country that we strived and failed to make democratic, that the taliban are going to be running the place, and if we are going to get aid to the afghan people who are suffering greatly, we are going to have to do it through the taliban. we are not going to have another choice. and so it's going to be a very delicate thing to figure out how you actually establish a working relationship with the taliban, and the taliban clearly, because so much of their own budget is going to be dependent on aid from around the ...

Forward, something that i think would have obviously been unthinkable two decades ago. >> they would love to be recognized, and they needed finance. the u.s. supplied, what, 75% of the afghan government's budget. they would love world recognition. at the end of the day, i don't know how long you can say we have more leverage over the country when we're not there. it's the taliban's decision to decide how the country will be ruled, and as you said, they have things to iron out in terms of their own division within the taliban itself and with isis-k, but i think from our perspective, and general...

Season. >> we all kind of thought of a fighting season. [laughter] literally, two or three days a week when i'm home. it's like... [laughter] spew on yeah. >> oh, joe. i get it. it's hard to admit when you are wrong. we need to respect her boots, but we've got to get rid of the suits. if there's anybody was thinking about not voting this year, if -- there should be a record number of votes when the senate and the house is up. because how is any administration... i mean, i'm not a rocket scientist, but i would've killed our social media platform. you realize the taliban is not only pushing prop...

I think it's been a little fairer than usual. it struck me as interesting and unusual. howie: president trump has waged an unprecedented rhetorical war against the media and has bent subject of an un -- has been the subject of an unprecedented barrage of criticism from the media. bill: it's hurting him some. in the opinion polls we see that. but people don't appreciate how big this is. you can go to a bar or restaurant and slap the table and say trump and the rest of your evening is taken care of. you can do that anywhere in the world. he probably rivals michael jackson and elvis in terms of w...