the airport is closed. they re not getting picked up. will: take a quick look about we can, bill, this is lucas tomlinson pressing kirby on the relationship between these two groups. that we re going today, lucas, lucas, i appreciate it very much. appreciate it very much. 1000 isis were released by the taliban. is that evidence that the isis might be in will: sensitivity, bill, i would assume is related to the fact that the international community seems to have made a big bet that the taliban is a better thing, a better stablizing force within afghanistan, because isis is interested in global affect, right? if they re intertwined, inseparable, that is a bad bet by everyone including the united states. this is the result of binary thinking i see that exist with issues like this in washington all the time. it is possible that both the taliban and which is deeply in bed with al qaeda, is a threat
not necessarily citizens. rachel: not necessarily citizens but total people. and right now we re being told that you know, there is all these terror groups, al qaeda and isis, taliban. we re getting told a lot of things from our government about who are the good guys, people we could possibly work with when we leave afghanistan here in another day or two. lucas tomlinson was actually pressing the pentagon press secretary john kirby on this haqqani al qaeda and taliban relationship. are they connected at the hip? are they working together? here s that. do you consider the taliban and haqqani networks separate entities? lucas, i m not going to give you a break down here and characterization of the taliban haqqani? lucas you have to remember what we re focused on here, getting more people, getting our troops out. the deputy leader of the