and forces and in order to create a bad name for us but they are not taliban because we are a clear policy why the policies that no one kepter anyone s house, property, honor and life of the people are protected. that we have issued statement after statement. that is clear. but we know there are bringing a lot provide to provide unfortunately for others to spread to spread maligning us and also giving us a bad name. okay. accusing us. that is their game from the okay. from the last 20 years. if you are in doha negotiating about a peaceful resolution for afghanistan, why did the taliban sweep across
so it was their responsibility to have control over them. we long said this administration the people and their soldiers do not trust the current administration. so we had a negotiation here. but here they also said we have 20 years gains. it is a red line for us. they said the public is a red line for us why the constitution is a red line for us. okay. while here in doha it was a consolation to put everything so on their side from their side on the table and negotiate and reach a solution and form a government acceptable to all. i ll get to how you govern in a moment but did the taliban make any assurances, did they give the americans any guarantees they would be, that the americans would be allowed to leave kabul without attacks
storming the civilian side of the anticipate and some spilled over towards the military side. two security incidents that candidly we know very little about still but armed individuals, there was a confrontation and some members of the u.s. military fired on and killed two armed individuals. that s all we know. we don t know if they were taliban or the circumstances here but this giving you a sense of tenuous and potentially explosive the situation can be despite the fact again may not be considered a classic combat mission, these men and women have the potential to be in danger. there at the airport and with so tensions running so high and so many people in a frantic state at the airport there is the potential for these kinds of security incidents and worse for a larger miscalculation. all right. thanks to all of you.
you watch the taliban take control in a span of two weeks. heard from a former afghan minister of parliament afraid for her life and heard from a taliban spokesperson how they intend to govern. i want your initial reactions to it all. i will tell you that pretty much everyone i ve spoken to who spent time in afghanistan, a journalist, diplomat, ngo worker or tried to find work, we are all devastated. i know there are people out there saying what were the 20 years for? these 20 years for those women we see in parliament, the women doctors we see. the women journalists. the women olympians. there was a female sprinter in the last two to three olympics. there was tons of progress and i
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