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. >> captured in afghanistan, imprisoned at guantanamo bay, exchanged for american sergeant bowe bergdahle five taliban officials are seated across from their american counterparts. they are trying to negotiate an end to the united states 17-year-old fight in afghanistan. "the new york times" quotes one of them saying "during our time in guantanamo, the feeling was with us that we had been brought there unjustly and that we will be freed. it never occurred to me that one day there would be negotiations with them and i would be sitting there with them on one side and us on the other." today secretary of state mike pompeo testified across to congressional hearings. >> can the taliban and other extremist groups be trusted? >> i am a believer that whoever it is we are negotiating with, we have to have deliverable measurable outcomes that can be verified. >> official say of the usn taliban and finalize the draft, they hope the afghan government and taliban will discuss a political sentiment and conference of cease-fire. though the taliban has refused to meet with the afghan government and the

the ones that we exchange for bowe bergdahl many described as the worst of the worst. is that true?ant to answer who has been showing up there. i will say this. brian: is that acceptable if they're? >> i will say this. we have negotiated with really bad people. state department doesn't often get to choose exactly who it is. we are trying to achieve good security outcomes for the american people. sometimes we end up talking to some really bad folks. brian: they would be okay to stay in that room as far as you are concerned? >> if we can deliver security for the american people we will talk to just about anyone. brian: before i came in here it became clear the republicans have jumped ship and decided to not vote with a piece of legislation that does not go along with the president's need for emergency money at the border. do you side with the 59 that voted against the president or do you side with the 41 that voted with him? >> count me in the 41. brian: why? >> i have spent a lot of time with my mexican counterparts. this challenge at our southern border is real. i believe it's a cri

brian: does it bother that the taliban five is at the negotiating table for us in exchange for bowe bergdahle have to heal and move on so we can focus more on the future than on the past. steve: you are going to be moving on to a couch down there on the studio floor. you are hosting outnumbered today. you are one lucky guy. thank you very much. ainsley: he just had a baby six weeks ago. steve: one lucky dad. ainsley: you had one chance to get some sleep and then we asked you to come on "fox & friends." thank you for waking up early. >> thanks for having me. ainsley: congratulations on baby number three. three boys. steve: we will be watching. 21 and a half minutes before the top of the hour. jillian joins us. jillian: following a number of stories. the fight for justice continues for families impacted by the 2,000 "u.s.s. cole" bombing. the u.s. supreme court ruled against 15 sailors and three spouses who won 315-million-dollar judgment against sudan saying helped the terror group behind the attack. the supreme court says they needed to file the lawsuit at the foreign minister's office and n