so the islamic republic of afghanistan so of course, people that aren't in the taliban follow women'stion of afghanistan talk about how afghanistan is an islamic country and it's a country that does not only just country and it's a country that does not onlyjust respect people that are of the muslim faith was also people of other faiths as well so i think the taliban in those five horrible years when they ran afghanistan, they were very specific about what women couldn't do. women couldn't go to school or get healthcare go outside without a man. so in my opinion, they need to be specific about what women's rights they are going to adhere to. someone needs to hold them to the buyer and say, i going to follow for instance the elimination of violence against women act which is a law that detects women, that is consistent with islamic values. stop saying these vague things and they know what they are doing, they are being vague on purpose. i would take you back to the united states, you reference the fact that your husband got shot in the face in milwaukee when one looks at the us judicia

it was understood it would be a delegation of the islamic republic of afghanistan, not an official governmentwhat i can say is that in the last week since the us envoy arrived here, there has been an attack almost every day by the taliban, saying they are targeting foreign forces, but they have killed civilians. president trump mentioned one attack last week, which killed 12, including two nato soldiers, one of them an american. the others, and afg ha n of them an american. the others, and afghan engineer, and afghan newspaper editor, a retired civil servant, a young afghan, just ten yea rs servant, a young afghan, just ten years old. that seems to have broke the back of presidentjohn‘s hope for peace. but there is rising anger here, why is the united states negotiating this deal, which could lead us only to more war? and not peace? given what you say, lyce, and given the number of attacks in recent weeks and days, do you think an agreement is possible in the short term at all? officials i have been speaking to any presidential palace over the last few days have said they understand this is a

8,000 soldiers over the country the size of afghanistan and still demand things of an opposing force, the taliban, which has already called itself the islamic republic of afghanistan as they go into further meetings shows that they are not going to be beholden to the united states and it's going to be very difficult to verify with as few a number of 8,000 soldiers or troops in that country. even conducting counterterrorism operations, that's a small number of troops. truthfully, everyone wants to end this war and get out of afghanistan, but that number is not going to be able to solve any problem more than what the afghan government faces. but it's especially not going to be able to provide any impetus to the taliban to adhere to the behavior outlined in a potential peace agreement. >> aaron david miller, we have seen trump's unconventional diplomacy at work before with north korea meeting with kim jong-un without any guarantees of denuclearization. and now it sounds like he was going to meet with the taliban with no deal up front. this just sounds like classic trump diplomacy, but is it effective? >> i mean, i think we're 2 1/2 years in. again, i r

islamic republic so you know maybe we can go back to the old james. quietly give you consistent as i quietly you believe being pressured i'm not. sure we're going on the run of the day afghanistan elects its next president coming up on the show does the spirit of the line of time share live on 18 years after 911 and the assassination of the man who warned the usa of the imminent al-qaeda attack the younger brother ahmed shah masood runs to be the next president of afghanistan . just days after a u.s. military attack that killed or injured at least 17 civilians and we continue our series looking at a new generation of u.s. congressional candidates challenging the status quo ahead of the $22.00 idea lection with a democratic candidate didn't north carolina campaigning for a socialist america told us of all coming up in today's going underground but 1st today the country britain and the united states bombed catalyzing the killing wounding on displacing of millions goes to the polls what happens in afghanistan has shaped the course of the 21st century from $911.00 towards all around the world while the us is brown university estimates around 150000 were killed after 911 in afghanis