i think that americans, while they may not pay attention to foreign policy like i do, i think they understand when every day see a weakness on the world stage. you and i know that we have handed the abraham awards which are peace deals. the first piece deals and 26 years and we had a dose to be biden administration. what happened and within three months hamas was attacking israel under seven months of biden s administration. taliban took over kabul, and worst war in european soil when russia invaded ukraine. every theater of this planet and down to his secretary of state and his national security leadership. kellyanne: it is very important it remember all of that. with our remaining time i m going to point out that in 2020 for many americans are saying that they might look for a third party, or might not.
they may not pay attention every day to foreign policy the way i doreign po, i think they understand whenever they see a weakness, the world stage. and kellyanne, you and i know we had the accords, which were peace deals, the first peace deals between israel and arab states in 26 years. wepiec handed those to the biden administration. and what happened within, you know, justbide three months, hamas was attacking israel within seven months under biden nths ham s, the taliban had taken over kabul. and within a year you havekabula the worst war on european soil since world war two when russia invaded ukraine. evere is a lack, a key lack of deterrence. and every theater in this planety theate the coming from e all the way down to his secretary of state and the rest of his national security leadership. so well said. it s very important to remember aly il that. morgan, thank you. so in our remaining time, i m goin g to point out that in 2024, many americans sayingok that they may look for
in august 2021 the taliban took over kabul, the first thing they announced was for afghan women who had been working in government offices not to return back to work. since then most of those women have beenjobless. in september 1921 the taliban announced all boys are allowed to go back to school but girls were only allowed under the age of primary school. although the afghan women, university students were allowed to go back to their classes, classes became like this, segregated between men and female students but they continued their education in universities. in march 2022, the secondary school girls, teenagers waiting for schools to open for them, you will remember these images of tearful afghan schoolgirls who returned back from classes in march and were told not to come back to school because there is a ban on their education.
when the taliban took over afghanistan they promise this time the ruling would be different when they had in place in 1996 where no girls allowed to get an education and afghan women were restricted from working outside of their homes. in august 2021 the taliban took over kabul, the first thing they announced was for afghan women who had been working in government offices not to return back to work. since then most of those women have beenjobless. in september 1921 the taliban announced all boys are allowed to go back to school but girls were only allowed under the age of primary school. although the afghan women, university students were allowed to go back to their classes, classes became like this, segregated between men and female students but they continued their education in universities. in march 2022, the secondary school girls, teenagers waiting for schools to open for them, you will remember these images of tearful afghan schoolgirls who returned back from classes
to set context when the taliban took over kabul there was a school started by a really visionary man in which there were men and women but young women in particular is the story here. and they were playing classical music with their instruments. when the taliban came, in they were going after them. those women were going to lose their instruments. they were going to lose their freedom. working with the qatary government and portuguese government and many others i and others were able to help them get out of kabul, fly to qatar and then end up in portugal. now they have freedom. now they pursue their dreams. and now they are a source of hope for everybody in afghanistan. steve: no kidding. that s why you were honored yesterday on the hill. you know, you have done a lot of legislation in your career, senator. bipartisan at times but when was the last time you worked with yo yo ma, the cellist? it was fantastic. yo yo ma was very much