want an intelligence damage assessment. and some republicans are digging into a new tactic to question whether the documents are actually that sensitive. we re on top of all of the latest. plus, a federal judge ruled that republican senator lindsey graham must testify in georgia s investigation of trump s efforts to overturn the election. graham s attorney has asked the judge to quash his subpoena. we will have more on that. and barricades lining the headquarters here in washington, d.c. as as the agency faces an unprecedented number of threats. let s begin with the mar-a-lago search, cnn s caitlin poll la polantz about all over this. that s right, alex, there may have been different motivations but bipartisan calls for transparency for people on the hill to really learn more about why the search was needed and what was found in those boxes removed from mar-a-lago. so, over the weekend, we had two house chairs, committee chairs, both democrats asking the director of nati
pulled out of afghanistan last year, was what would happen to women and girls. is what you re seeing now a year on, is it what you expected? or is it worse? i think, you know, everyone wanted to believe the taliban s promises. i don t believe afghan women s rights activists ever believed them. but what s happened is as bad as could have imagined. there are very few differences between how the taliban are treating women now and how they treated them since last in power 1996 to 2001. and those signs of danger started immediately after the taliban takeover on august 15th. so, i think the real question now is why hasn t the international community done more to try to defend women s rights. what more do you think they can do? so, we think that well, first of all, i think we ve seen a real lack of focus and lack of