this conflict, and that s also part of the calculation. in fact, richard, as you ve been reporting over the years and over the last two weeks, that s probably the most important part of the calculation. thank you so much for all of your work, for your reporting today from from afghanistan. and that security agreement between afghanistan and the united states has tremendous implications for both. not just for the military, also for the women of afghanistan who have made significant progress in the last 12 years because of the demands of the united states. since the u.s. military has been present there. what could happen if the u.s. begins drawing down troops and doesn t have this legal relationship, the so-called bf sa, the post combat agreement? joining me are two senators fighting for women s rights in afghanistan. robert casey of pennsylvania an have you both on in this pre-thanksgiving preholiday day. first to you, senator ayotte.
decline and i think that s cruiserweighted an opportunity, the sanctions, if you like, have had their effect, created a diplomatic opportunity. and i don t think it s right to say that somehow the iran negotiations have taken attention away from syria. it s not as if the world can t be these two things at once. they re actually linked and i would argue that the syrian crisis demands attention at the same time as the iran negotiations. it s not a matter of one or the other. and, in fact, if we have a new relationship with iran it could be very helpful towards syria because there could be collateral benefits given that iran has been a pipeline of rearming the assad regime. there s a story that s been breaking here also from the associated press about an intelligence operation that was under way after 9/11 here where guantanamo detainees, some of the most hard core, were taken, given better housing and were right out of homeland, the tv show, the popular tv show, are where the cia attem
but in other ways the report fails to tell us exactly what was going on, and it, i think, creates for many people even more questions than it answers and certainly that question of why did adam lanza do this in the beginning? but, yes, a very, very detailed report about a very troubling relationship that this son had with his mother. from spending time with the families, does this in any way in any way address their wounds or does it make it even more difficult for them to accept? reporter: the man that you just saw in that clip that you played, he s determined that he s not going to focus so much on adam lanza. the families have been kept abreast of what was going on in this investigation over the last year. because the authorities, i suspect, didn t want them to be left out and to hear something before the authorities informed them. but many of the families yesterday did not want to talk. they wanted to be left alone, if you will, to experience this in
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