different than his predecessor. brine brine let s lock at where afghanistan is right now? you have isis fighting the taliban sometimes. sometimes together. and one thing they agree is we re bad and they want to take us out, andrew, how does this ground now changed with that bomb dropped, with 36 dead? one of the most concerning developments in afghanistan has actually become a truce between isis and the taliban since last summer. so what i would expect to see is increased cooperation even now going forward because of this bomb drop. you know, it s a propaganda victory. the united states is going after isis personally. and i think the taliban prefers that it be the opposition faction number one rather than isis. brian: isis has been coming back in there since 2014 and as long as they are there, there is no reason for us to ever leave because they directly are a threat to america. and more importantly, brian, i think we have to understand there is ways we need to deal with them sever
days ago to the president, to the opposition faction, ordering all sides to fix this conflict? is the president s statement enough to satisfy the very loud people behind us who demanded for president morsi s ouster. it s important to note that in his statement, he gave no indication that he plans to step aside and, of course, last night, in his televised address, he clearly said that he plans on staying and clearly said and he plans on giving away his life if it means he has to defend what he calls legitimate transition to democracy. but that certainly is a significant development in his statement, suggesting that he s willing to make some concession, we will see how the opposition reacts. we will see how the armed forces react in the coming hours. it s so incredible, rezza, to see armed forces on the side of those protesters when just a year ago, they were charging through the protesters and killing them on behalf of that president that was ousted and is