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The following is a transcript of an interview with economist John Sullivan, Michael Morell, Michele Flournoy and H.R. McMaster that aired on Sunday, Jan. 1, 2023, on "Face the Nation."
afghan women today. general mcmaster and i, we know each otherfrom our daysin and i, we know each otherfrom our days in afghanistan, and we haven t always agreed on everything. but i certainly share his sense of disbelief and frustration that the international community has allowed things to reach this point for the afghan people, particularly women and girls. afghan people, particularly women and uirls. ., ., ., ., and girls. you wrote a letter today to afu han and girls. you wrote a letter today to afghan women and girls. you wrote a letter today to afghan women and and girls. you wrote a letter today to afghan women and girls - and girls. you wrote a letter today to afghan women and girls and - and girls. you wrote a letter today | to afghan women and girls and you started off by saying, i am sorry that the united states and the international community have let you down. one thing i continue to hear from afghan women and girls, and i know you do too, is they ask, have we been fo