It says intelligence officers knew that isis k was staging in a hotel two to three kilometers west of the airport and d2 asks, presumably that s an intelligence officer asked the l taliban to conduct an you assault on the hotel an assault on the hotel they never did. the synopsis i m getting is they were told they couldn t conduct the raid by the taliban, the taliban told us they couldn t conduct a raid in the area they control for their own safety and the result was we didn t do anything to prevent it. rachel: that s what happens when your partners are the taliban and that was what we were told, we were partnering with the taliban and of course the consequence of that is that americans died and i m surprised that this didn t i know this isn t we had powerful hearings, i guess a lot of these parents understand that there were a lost intelligence failures, a lot of poor
Partners in providing security for us. you know what happens when the taliban provides security for you? you die. rachel: that s what so many gold star parents are so sad about, again, i want to show you some of the footage from the testimonies and the hearings we saw last week. this is kelly barnett and darren hoover, gold star parents of marine staff sergeant taylor hoover. my son, 12 others left this earth thinking their command cared nothing for them. the wounded feel that their command felt nothing for them. the survivors felt that their command felt nothing for them. i feel this as well. all i wanted to know, where my kid was, where he fell, how long did he last, did he fight. i was told to my face, he died on impact. that s not true. those who had power over our military know that they made a
Serving food with t tennis pros and other celebrities, that s thursday at 6:30. we ll be making the em pa that , made with spinach, artichokes and cheese. rachel: we re pretending this is dough and you go like this. it s a little harder. tortilla is what you make the di quesidlla with. first it was sushi, now it s cerviche, salt, pepper, lime juice, add some mango, avocado.
Post, no. here s what he said. i knew at the time it would be controversial but i knew it was news. when it went through the editorial process and came back, the executive editor told me that the only way that the piece would run is if we removed the abortion and christian stuff. that was anti-news and quite frankly anti-christian. and i just couldn t bide by either of those. i knew i had to walk away. i expected back dlash from people that disagreed with me. i didn t expect the story not to run. what concerned me, is the media is con considering itself the ge keeper of acceptable opinions and what can be said and not said in the public discourse. rachel: that s a big problem in our country, one of the biggest problems we re facing and this seems like, you know, it s a golf story but it s not really. it s really about what opinions are as she said acceptable and in many cases some people in her
Rachel: revolting, mute any. he wasn t able to have his article on amy olson published in global golf post. this is what amy olson s unpublished interview with steve eubanks was to say. when roe v wade was overturned i was playing in a major championship and people from around the world were outraged. a year later people are celebrate i ll be playing with an unborn child they recognize is a life. this year, there will be 157 playing in the field. recognizing that our child is a human being that will be out there with me. she s pointing out the hypocrisy and the irony of those that cover golf. rachel: those that cover golf and the hypocrisy of a culture that if somebody says i want a child, suddenly the child actually exists. but if somebody says they don t