deadly hit on an aid worker and nine other civilians ip colluding seven children. reporter: for the family involved, we went to the house today and really it is just as it was right after the strike happened. they haven t had the heart to tidy it up. they lost so many family members there and i spoke to a brother today saying the pentagon said that this was a mistake. he said they re happy to hear that. that s what they knew all along and confirms that the family members civilians and the idea that somehow their family that they knew was innocent civilians tarnished as terrorists weighed heavy listen ohm this. they said they would like justice and to see the person and the people who are responsible for this strike to go through the court system. the u.s. court system. and face justice, appropriate justice in the united states. they told me that no one from the united states yet from the state department or military or any other part of the government have been in touch wit
and we have seen growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders, but from violence that gathers within. there is little cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home. but in their disdainful pluralism, in their disregard for human life, in their determination to defile national symbols, they are children of the same foul spirit and it is our continuing duty to confront them. those who seek to maim and kill members of our duly elected government are children of the same foul spirit as those who try to destroy america s institutions 20 years ago. a stark message in how anyone feels about president george w. bush, you may think a message that condemns extremists abroad and at home is something everybody can agree on. even though george w. bush mentioned no names, one person clearly heard something that sounded familiar in the phrase disdain for pluralism or maybe it was the foul spirit. because based on h
evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders but from violence that gathers within. there is little cultural overlap between violent extremists abroad and violent extremists at home. but in their disdain in their disregard for human life, in their determination to defile national symbols, they are children of the same foul spirit. and it is our continuing duty to confront them. those who seek to maim and kill members of our duly-elected government are children of the same foul spirit as those who tried to destroy america s institutions 20 years ago. a stark message and how one feels about former-president george w. bush, you might think a message that condemns extremists abroad and at home is something everyone can agree on. you might think that but you would be wrong. because even though george w. bush mentioned no names, one person clearly heard something that sounded familiar in the phrase, disdain for pluralism and determination to defile
in return, the taliban stopped attacking our forces, our partners, and it didn t commence an onslaught of the afghanistan cities. had the president not followed through on the commitments that his predecessor made, those attacks would have resumed. we would have reupped the war in afghanistan after 20 years for another 5, 10, or 20 years. house members also questioning blinken on the parameters for u.s. engagement with the taliban-led government. when it comes to engaging with that government or any government to be named on a more permanent basis, we re going to do so on the basis of whether or not it advances our interests. and those interests are very clear. they are the expectations that we have set and the international community has set. the ongoing freedom of travel for a government that makes good on the commitment to combat terrorist. reporter: blinken said as of last week, about 100,000 americans remain in afghanistan who would like to leave the country. we im
passing restrictive voting measures there. i ll talk to an activist that will be at the capital in an hour rallying around these measures. meanwhile, president biden meeting with civil rights groups about voting rights. the supreme course just delivered a major move to the white house and they re running out of options. ly talk to someone who will have the president s ear in just a few hours. we re also going to have an important conversation about gun cull dmur this country. new york state is taking a new approach to tackling it. coming up i will talk to fred gutenberg. and the tragic shift in surfside, florida, from rescue to recovery. we just learned in the last hour that the death toll has now risen to 60. this morning nbc news posted new reporting that this collapsed tower, that tower, could have fallen faster if the law that was repealed still existing. and a vote for voting rights. monica alba is there ahead of the meeting. also with me is damon hewitt. he is the pre