Are so brightly with us. shannon: so many were left behind still are two years later pretty want to ask about this. there is a new report out from the inspector general overseeing afghanistan reconstruction. it has this headline from their board that had to buy administration has given $2.35 billion to taliban -controlled afghanistan. what you tell american taxpayers about their dollars flowing to that group as you said, that was critical in and what happened t abby gate? and now it truly is disrespectful is the best way i can say from girls, th the u.s.x dollars. i am prepared and my position to put a hole on this funding. until we get assurances it s not going right into the hands of the taliban. that by the way our oppressing women. they cannot go out of their homes. they cannot get educated. women cannot be hired by ngo, these charitable organizations in afghanistan.
Events and there was a whene earlier this month which caused the uci to look at door policy. there is athletic, swimming and british cycling have decided that transgender women cannot compete in the female category but in other sports they are allowed to, sports like world triathlon and others swear as long as athletes limit their testosterone levels they are allowed to compete in the female category. there is this balance of inclusion fairness and that is what the governing bodies are looking at and it often athletes are competing in where the goal but at the moment it is decided that in at least british cycling transgender women british cycling tra nsgender women cannot
Deal with it. you don t need your outdoor structure anymore. both things were so narrow minded, i agree with you, you do need balance in these cities, a balance of policies. it s like the right is he is iting up necessarily. i think you offer that balance. i think they ve given up. not giving up past the left. no republican party in new york right now. the difference between rural areas and cities, city governments prom tis things they can t provide. in rural areas or small towns, most people are kind of their own 911 or neighbor s 911 and so you don t have those and i mean, you don t have to live like that. do you haven t to live like where you walk your dog. yes, i do. what kind i m just saying a society shouldn t be like that. the idea and the thing that appauls me the most, the idea that women cannot feel safe walking down the street in a city is it s mind blowing to me. and i don t understand why that s not like a big womens
Team is under tremendous pressure and in an awkward and unique position. talk to us about that. we heard we saw what happened during the anthem playing in game one. no one sang. and then by your own reporting, which is remarkable, the threats that were levied on the players from the revolutionary. if you go back on your dvr and watch the playing of the anthem during before game two for the iranians, this is a horrible use of the word, but it is almost applicable, they look like hostages. some of them are barely moving their lips, and mouthing it. they are bearing so much pressure here. on top of the spectators as well. reporting from the athletic, saying there are iranian spotters, tracking the iranian women who are in doha because women cannot legally attend soccer matches in iran. i don t know that any group of players in recent memory have carried more pressure on their shoulders for off field than the iranian and to me, the question is if iran do today eliminate the united
The taliban s governing style has increased international isolation putting at risk of billions of aid that acts as a lifeline for this country. a strict interpretation of islam is guiding live under taliban control making it impossible for a separation between mosque and state. right now in afghanistan, listening to music is outlawed. women must be covered while in public and teenage girls are banned from participating in secondary education. the taliban says this is freedom. women cannot go out in public alone at night. they can t serve in senior government roles. they have to be covered when they go into the streets of kabul. how can you describe this as free? the laws of the country regulate how people conduct themselves when in the public. that does not in any shape, way or form mean that someone is