making. afghans died as they desperately ripped into the departing flights, the taliban is in a stronger position than it had been in 9/11, the terrorist members are now senior government in senior government positions. we went from we will never negotiate with terrorists to we must negotiate with terrorists. i ve in the years i ve been here, we heard over and over again, you don t negotiate with terrorists. and now it is required. worst of all, 13 brave americans were killed in the evacuation effort. three days later the biden administration said it was struck and isis operative. in fact, it killed ten afghan civilians including seven children. and then president biden concluded the withdraw the drawdown by doing the unthinkable, he left the
afghans died as they desperately gripped into the departing flights, the taliban is in a stronger position than it had been in since 9/11, the terrorist members are now senior government in senior government positions. we went from we will never negotiate with terrorists to we must negotiate with terrorists. you know, in the years that i ve been here we ve heard over and over again you don t negotiate with terrorists and now it s required. worst of all, 13 brave americans were killed in the evacuation effort, three days later the biden administration said it was struck an isis operative. in fact, it killed ten afghan civilians including seven children and then president biden concluded the withdraw the draw down by doing the unthinkable, he left the
let s hear what they re talking about now. let s hear what they re talking about now about now. the taliban is in a stronuer about now. the taliban is in a stronger position about now. the taliban is in a stronger position than - about now. the taliban is in a stronger position than 9/11. i about now. the taliban is in a i stronger position than 9/11. the terrorist members are now senior government, and senior government positions. we went from we will never negotiate with terrorists to we must negotiate with terrorists. in the years that i ve been here, we have heard over and over again you do not negotiate with terrorists. and now it is required. worst of all, 13 brave americans were killed in the evacuation effort three days later the biden administration said it had struck an isis operative and in fact killed ten afghan civilians including seven children. president biden concluded the drawdown, by
of this under the watchful eye of their neighbors? you know, it s probably something that may have happened over time. right now, investigators have uncovered that their salaries, the wife didn t work, salaries of the man was very limited. but this may have happened over time. if you really think about it, it doesn t take a lot of resources for this kind of terrorist attack even though the arsenal is very impressive. of course, after 9/11, we in this country learned about the way in which the finances could be shifting back and forth among the terrorist members. not necessarily through a traditional bank. very often in these countries, money is pooled together and then shared. do we think we re seeing similarities to this? difficult to tell. the investigation continues. obviously the leads are going to lead us to determine whether cash or the financial institutions were used.
we re talking about fragmented terrorist members that are already mingling among the civilians. this presents a different nature of that counterterrorism effort, that needs enormous flow of information and it needs very quick response. i m confused about what egypt s position is as far as syria is concerned. what do you hope happens in syria? translator: what i hope for syria is that the statehood does not fall completely into the hands of terrorists and extremists. i don t hope that the syrian army collapses and then its weapons and ammunitions will be at the free play of the extremists. i don t want to see the country dismantling. do you want president ashbas al assad to remain in power? translator: my answer to such