the international lot, the principle of safe conduct has to be honoured, and we have to press the attalae amount of wealth in terms of illicit... funds. we know that that is our leverage and we need to use that. fight! that that is our leverage and we need to use that.— that that is our leverage and we need to use that. and can that be used quickly _ need to use that. and can that be used quickly enough? _ need to use that. and can that be used quickly enough? we - need to use that. and can that be used quickly enough? we are - need to use that. and can that be i used quickly enough? we are talking about people who want to leave now. some of them have all the right documentation and they can't even get to the airport as we know. so documentation and they can't even get to the airport as we know. 543i get to the airport as we know. so i think safe get to the airport as we know. sr i think safe conduct, safe passage, international law is critical. i don't understand why it is that we haven't yet set up alternative points that civilians can go through for extraction flights. the airport now

attala band checkpoint the suicide bomber went past before killing americans how do we differentiate?how do you make sense of the difference between the taliban, al qaeda, the haqqani network, isis can what difference does it make as it pertains to our security? >> they are all terrorists and we should designate them as such. next week will go through on the house armed services committee, the market for the annual national defense authorization act and introducing an amendment that would designate the taliban is a terrorist organization because currently they are not, the taliban in pakistan is, the taliban in afghanistan was never designated a terrorist organization and you are seeing right now they are complicit in the attacks that have occurred as the taken over the country and allowed the situation to happen, they should be held accountable, the taliban should be held accountable for these actions as well and one way to do that, to prevent material support in any way and further efforts to punish them for those activities would be to designate them a terrorist organization. nancy

troops as afghan government security forces collapsed under attala van advance taking control of morehan 30% of the countries 34 provinces in a lightning offensive over the past ten days. caliban fighters are reaching the outskirts of kabul for the evacuation of u.s. embassy staff has begun and in haiti the powerful magnitude seven-point to quake has killed hundreds of people with the death toll rising just as a tropical storm closes in. in a moment will speak with former secretary of state mike pompeo who oversaw the trump administration peace agreement with the taliban. thus bringing kevin corke at the white house with the latest on haiti and afghanistan. >> president body sent to relinquish power and on the march in kabul the presence in afghanistan is facing the all too real prospect of an in demand yes and a dangerous one as well. >> president biden huddled in the senior national security advisor this weekend mapping out an updated strategy from the tarnation this has attala been has continued its march seizing increasingly large swats of the countryside without much resistance,

trump, his administration, secretary pompeo, they are significantly responsibility is to legitimize attala ban. the notion that we will and make this war, that campaign sloth slogan and in afghanistan. >> laura: mr. secretary, your response. >> again, we demonstrated that we would in fact conduct their mission in afghanistan. we had a plan. and executing that, january 20th, but for the last pin out of the pile without thinking as a ramifications that would result. so i think congresswoman cheney just thinks that we should have never been there with the dignified transfers at dover. our young men and women did amazing work there. the young soldiers did remarkable work. it was to get our team home and reflected well in america and protected the interest we have it. representative cheney simply has a different view. she thinks we ought to be there putting your kids at risk in america simply has no vital interest in. >> laura: secretary pompeo, this is a catastrophic failure. you said it, so many people with enormous experience had said the same thing. there should they accountability life for

if you were to come face—to—face with attala man, face—to—face with the taliban, what do you think wouldhe taliban. she was afghanistan's first female mayor, governing maidan shahr in wardak province bordering kabul. she says her father was killed by the taliban last year, and now they're looking for her. taliban took my car away. they released my two guards, and they took their weapons away from them. and all these, and then they were searching for me. taliban were searching for me. especially those taliban who came from wardak province. forced to leave her country, zarifa is now in germany. and taliban did this to me. i did nothing to them. i was not part of their war, man. but they destroyed my everything, and more importantly they made me to leave the country, which was more important than my own memories. she was a policewoman. out of afghanistan now, she says she's still being threatened by the taliban and her colleagues back home have told her similar stories. some believe retaliation could be the result of a gap between the thinking of taliban leaders and their foot soldiers. but

. >>> new video appears to show attala then flag raised above the gate that leads into kandahar, afghanistan second- largest city. the talibans captured much of the country, less than three weeks before the u.s. plans to withdraw its last troops, three american battalions now on their way to kabul. natalie brand is in washington with the latest . >> reporter: as the talib an offensive continues to sweep through the country, the pentagon says the bulk of the 3000 u.s. troops will arrive over the weekend to help evacuate u.s. diplomats and afghan iowan ice. >> we certainly are concerned by the speed with which the talibans has been moving. >> reporter: the group controls more than half of afghanistan's provincial cac totals including kandahar, afghanistan second- biggest city. fighters said to be within 50 miles of kabul. >> there is no doubt , what will happen here. the taliban will take over the government, probably in a matter of weeks. >> reporter: as concern grows on the ground, the united nations warns a humanitarian disaster is unfolding. >> afghanistan is spinning out of control. >> re