the delavan are playing games like kids in a candy store.ery quickly after their takeover that isis and al qaeda are their friends. they can deny it all they want but the only expiration for isis and al qaeda being able to operate is if taliban acquiescence and this is what we saw 20 years ago, they harbored these international terrorists, the taliban want you to believe they don't export terror but they are directly responsible for 9/11. that is why they were captured on the battlefield and sent to guantÁnamo bay in the first place. >> the taliban and appoint an acting taliban detainee as defense minister. they say this person was in charge of the force and the afghan presidential palace in kabul. we saw that photo. these detainees return in an elevated status almost heroes. >> you took the words out of my mouth was one of the false narratives is it is good that we empty it because this is a recruiting tool but the truth is they receive elevated status, received as he rose and given higher positions than when they left and we are seeing mor

the same telegram which is enforcing security in checkpoints at the airport, the same delavan that is believed to have perhaps allowed the terror bomber to make his way past the check point and create all the carnage at the airport. >> the same telegram we fought for 20 years. thank you. president biden admitting he bears responsibility for the situation in kabul but defending the withdrawal. listen to this exchange between him and white house correspondent peter doocy. >> mister president, there's not been a us service member killed in combat in afghanistan since february of 2020. you set a deadline, you pulled troops out, send troops back in and now 12 marines i did. use of the buck stops with you. do you bear any responsibility for the way things have unfolded in the last two weeks? >> president biden: i bear responsibility for a fundamentally all that has happened of late. here is the deal. you know as well as i do the former president made a deal with the taliban and. >> for what could have been done to prevent this is national security adviser to former vice president cheney. gr

conduct more strikes against the delavan in these final days?>> i think monday morning quarterback in here isn't i don't think helpful exercise, but as we said from a while ago that as our resources in capabilities in the

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to a local tv station interdistrict out there in california and we have new data showing with the delavanting in terms ofon military hardware. you're going to see tens of thousands of four vehicles, 600,000 weapons and more. new york times abc and cbsn washington post, there calling at the present for inaccurate comments about al qaeda and now threat read and then senator biden in 2004, said yakima terrace will be a threat if there is power vacuum read so thank you so, the white house got rid of trump's deal which basically said, will release 5000 taliban prisoners of t peoe criticizing the motives in exchange 1000 afghan soldiers is in exchange for conditions that if you touch a hair on the neck and said, we will retaliate, your reaction to the power vacuum and p the president cread even knowing for years this will blbe a problem. >> this is an incredibly weak administration. we saw this in iraq and omar years ago during the obama administration where the troops were pulled out eating a vacuum or ices to gain strength and we see this right now only the fact of the matter is that country

a lot of this information was there, reporting what was on the ground, we know what the delavan is capable of, wildly this happens? >> i think there was a willful decision to ignore the facts on the ground. donald trump negotiated the peace agreement with the taliban going back to february of 2020, two key components of that were that the delavan would promise to sever their ties with al qaeda which they did not and to start a real interest and dialogue in earnest designed to bring some reconciliation and a new government in afghanistan. neither of those things happened. i think the president was just focused on removing our troops no matter the consequences. he mischaracterized this is an endless war. we have troops in south korea deployed there is a tripwire. if they weren't there i have no doubt kim jong-il in north korea and likely attack south korea. in this case we had a stabilization for some just under 3000 troops, 6000 are nato partners as well as 18,000 contractors keeping that air capability that was so important to deterring the taliban and for that we were able to keep our nat

cases shooting at them and making it impossible for them to get to the airport, this is what the delavandoes, they say one thing and do another and it is time for president biden and his administration to play hardball. pete: i got a report of people being pulled off the bus and beaten by the taliban, it is happening in real-time. we don't know many details about the drone strike that killed and isis k planner, don't know how significant this person truly was was driving alone,and casualties, lucas tomlinson will join the program as he takes more details to the pentagon but when you look at the leadership at the pentagon, the president it on from austin to million dollars how would you gauge their response thus far? not through the entire world looking at the last 2 or 3 weeks, how they've managed what we've done is a military in this situation? >> i hate to say but it is a shameful failure on their part. they are going to go down in history as failing our nation, feeling our troops, failing our national security, they should be held accountable for that but we have to be focused on how

rated we have no idea ultimately how many are going to need help and i will tell you this, when the delavanhe afghans who have assisted the u.s. in the nato forces, they are going to do kill them. and i don't know what we will do about that and meanwhile there's over 10000 americans prickled throughout the capitol and the rest of the country but no one really knows how many there are nobody knows how were going to find them in there and a fork the videos board help them to leave and now additionally keep reading about political meetings between the former afghan government officials like and doctor abdul and afro-americans meeting with delavan representatives apparently an northern alliance people engage a date. but no one in the u.s. government seems to want to talk about this and i keep nagging about an every night and trying to move the story forward and there has to be some kind of provisional government which won't require recognition or not. don't know what the negotiations are, but there's no coalition, then you're going to be left with them creating this islamic state of afghanistan

conduct more strikes against the delavan in these final days? >> i think monday morning quarterback in here isn't i don't think helpful exercise, but as we said from a while ago that as our resources in capabilities in the dwindled because of the drawdown, in order to draw down by the end o august in we were nothing, but honest about the speed with which we had to do that because speed is safety. we wanted to make sure we did this quickly ended drawdown means a drawdown it's not just about boots on the ground it's about capabilities in resources in the region as we wrapped up our combat missions in afghanistan which meant we had fewer airplanes, fewer strike capabilities in the region as w continue to draw down. again, we were transparent abou the fact that we would conduct air strikes in support of the afghans where in when feasible cognizant of the fact that it wouldn't be feasible on every day in in every place. but, the afghan air force is indigenous in they are in a country. and they did maintain their presence. there were days where they f

. >> we have the ement signed in theadmistration at beg rethen the delavan but ultimately this decision to completely and totally withdraw is joe biden's and it is one that is disgraceful. >> reporter: administration officials say biden remains opposed to keeping u.s. forces in afghanistan for a third decade of war. natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >> cbs news will provide live coverage of president biden's remarks beginning at up on kpi streaming on cbsn bay area, after a powerful earthquake, the death toll in haiti is growing. the search for survivors is a tropical depression approaches. >>> plus the latest on our fire watch and the tens of thousands of pg&e customers who could lose power tomorrow night. >>> we are still dealing with hazy skies inland. there is a live look at santa clara valley from our mount hamilton camera at the observatory. you can see the haze in the sky homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make lif

people are being herded in dire condition and delavan have seen striking people with -- and the talibane been seen strong people with sticks and whips. an insight into life there now. >> there's something of a rhythm now in central kabul. we were driving around the city earlier on, and it's just very striking that taliban fighters are omnipresent, on patrol in vehicles throughout the city, heavily armed men are watching over everything that is going on. they surround the airport, just outside, as you leave, you get through a no man's between the u.s. troops are stationary go past barbed wire where there's afghans hoping against hope they can get on one of those military flights. very quickly you are the taliban checkpoint. and that is the reality now in kabul. but what we've seen is that life is picking up again. when they took, the taliban took kabul, things were very quiet. shops were closed. the streets were empty. but we have been samaria and food marke were very busy. striking that most of the customers, most of the people on the streets were men in. very few women on the streets a

go to secure a spot, file your report there, the delavan are not friendly, they are threatening familiesmen in the streets, raping girls right now at this hour, they are murderous thugs driven by a twisted religious ideology, your none of that today. he would've sworn these people after the fall of communism. >> the interviews i saw of the taliban spokesman, they've been more aggressive with republican senators than they were with the taliban spokesman. it can be rougher on the edges. slightly exaggerating but i don't know. >> one of the questions msnbc is the taliban spokesman is are you going to let women vote, yes, let them lead the party and where halter tops. taliban lives under sharia law, they impose that everywhere they go. welcome to reality and that should be reported and it isn't. >> the rules-based international order. the taliban and, thank you. up next, are you worried about lambda you narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. n

wondering how you feel about the biden administration response to this crisis, they are allowing the delavan to have the upper hand and call the shots, they say they are negotiating and coordinating with the taliban. as an american how do you feel about that? >> was between this negotiation we run out of time and there's no positive result as of this negotiation. then what is going to happen? >> before we let you go, we have so much faith and so much hope for you that you are going to be able to get out of there and make your way home. when that happens, because i'm going to go on the assumption that we have faith in you getting out of there. when you get home what is the first thing you want to do? >> i want to hold my children. i want to hold my children and i want to fight for the people that are left behind here. i want to stand for my fellow citizens. i'm not going to give up. >> don't give up. we wish you nothing but the best and the safety that you need to get out of there and we would love to check back in with you and hear how the situation is going for you and we hope and pray that

. >> the delavan releasing this video -- the taliban releasing this video. all routes are sealed off. millions of afghans bracing for the militants to take over. helicopters could be seen taking off and landing near the u.s. embassy as the emergency evacuation gets underway. s e stets ofal . insurgents inching ever cogent -- ever closer. >> people are worried about taliban treated us before. now we just want peace. >> in just over a week, taking all major cities. the taliban white flag is flying over places. as the taliban approaches the capital, many are desperate to escape. afghan traffic desk -- afghan translators who supported the military during the near to decade war. --two decade war. >> others. it is our turn to be helped. >> president biden saying he will rush an additional 1000 troops to afghanistan bringing the total to 5000 to help evacuate afghans who helped the u.s. as well as u.s. personnel on the ground. this as is atr reives growing criticism for how they handled the withdrawing of the troops in the first place. >> as much as i would like us

and there with president trump on this would have never happened under president without president delavan hump. they saw what happened to so the money who president trump took out. they saw what happened in syria where they cast their own people and president trump took immediate swift action. there is no misunderstanding as to what president trump would do and he talked to me about some of these conversations that we had, some of the very ones pompeo mentioned. he was tough and he was firm and the reaction in those results showed this would not have happened. it's amazing we had a president today with the reporter saying, why do you trust the taliban? when you look at joe biden's interview with abc, i'm paraphrasing but he said something like they are going through a reckoning in deciding their place in the world. i don't think the taliban compares about their place in the world as they gunned down woman without burqas? as they beat up americans? we would like to say we are essentially grateful for the taliban and gearing freely and safely. if there are, there are very few to get there -

eric: finally this hear from you your concern about the attack on pakistan at the delavan and the interiorovement in pakistan, can they take over that country and you have taliban terrorists with nukes pretty. guest: yes eric, that is a major nightmare many of those who studied area have in mind, not talk about it because were still dealing with afghanistan. so the goal of the taliban is get help from their cousins in pakistan. they give money and all of jihadist to pakistan. i wrote this into thousand five. sue and sadly a potential threat don't think about it yet clearls being discussed and has been analyzed by experts as such you and others printed good to see you and thank you. arthel: well continues troops brought down near the end in afghanistan and some republican see political opening ahead of the 202022 midterm elections for all resin biden's withdrawal of the gop win back control of congress. we'll talk about that next. were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. new pro

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will deal with the delavan, how the taliban will deal with the people of afghanistan. all this remains up in the air, but democrat or republican, trump or biden, afghanistan was not a popular war and both of them were hightailing it out of there. haidi: still ahead, more on the crisis in afghanistan and bidens next steps. we will talk to daniel markey later this hour. next, the market outlook from crossmark's victoria fernandez. she tells us why she is trimming her exposure to growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: traders are weighing a record-breaking run for the s&p 500 against concerns the delta virus will impact global growth. let's bring in victoria fernandez, chief market strategist at crossmark global investments. let me bring up this chart that takes a look at -- i guess you have to call it american exceptionalism. the index has doubled from the pandemic bottom in march 2020. take a look at the blue, up 100%. overtaking asian emerging markets, which is losing steam. you can see the underperformance of china as well. what does the new frontier looks like as we wor

libby calloway, georgeana clemens, travis cohen, sarah delavan, elizabeth warner, jess cramer, matt loops, taylor mcmurray, jacob mitchell, kelly moore, katherine smith, travis boyles and andy zock for efforts that have helped advance our legislation. on my personal team i'd like to thank my chief of staff joel bru baker for leadership. i want to thank senator carper's e.p.w. staff especially mary francis who is on the floor with the senator today, but also rebecca higgins, john kaine, greg dodson, heather dan, mackie mcintosh, kenneth martin and tyler for their dedication to this process as well. i will say under mary francis' leadership and adam's leadership on my committee, i think they have demonstrated to many committees and certainly to us as the chairman and ranking member that you can have conversations and communications and you can work things out. you can work things out if you stick with it. thank you both very much. it's time to bring this bill home and do what the american people expect under the circumstances to do which is to find bipartisan solutions to our nation's press

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