jamil: absolutely.have to get better at defense so this idea of bringing industries and companies together, to work together and better defend each other, that is the defensive end. on the off inside, we have to demonstrate to russia, china, and is committal gangs that we mean business what i mean by that is have to show that there will be a cost for doing these types of activities, so we extract the data out of them and they are less like me to attack us again and there are two pieces of this. they need information and then the government needs to work together to defend the nation in cyberspace. matt: you founded national security institute, but you are also bp for strategy and iron at cybersecurity. what can you do? jamil: iron that is trying to bring together various companies and industries and the energy sector, health care and frankly abroad, our allies in asia and the middle east and europe to come together and create this collective defense give ability with a system we call iron dome and we br

brandy zadrozny, negin farsad and jamil smith. jamil, let me start with you.in -- not really coming out, but owning the fullness of who he is, in a way? >> yeah, as my friend wade davis likes to say, it's about allowing people in, not necessarily coming out. i think that's a beautiful thing. i think, honestly, it's important to have representation like this in this kind of media, because if you're -- unless you're white, you don't see people who look like you in mass media every day. that's just a fact. and unless you are white and straight and wealthy, frankly, you don't see those people in mass media every day. so when you see the culture reflect yourself back at you, you know, not just in one entity, but these various versions of you, including in comic books, i think it increases the number of possibilities. i think young people out there who are lgbtq can imagine for themselves, and i think frankly, every little step helps. it doesn't necessarily need to be more than what it is. i think it's just a beautiful example of how representation matters. >> braer

jamil n.jaffer, he later served as a council to both the senate foreign relations committee and the house intelligence committee, he joins me now, thank you for coming on the show tonight. on december the 7th 2001, the new york times reported that afghans taliban militia agreed to surrender and would begin giving up its weapons, the secretary of defense immediately objected to portions of the deal, that would allow the taliban to remain in kandahar, to live in dignity in opposition as long as he renounced terrorism. the reality is that this could've been ended almost as soon as it started but the bush administration, not just in december 2001, but repeatedly over the years turned out opportunity for negotiating an end to the war in here we are 20 years later. >> i'm not sure it's fair to say that the bush administration could've ended the war if only the accepted the surrender of kandahar, but let's be realistic, they pushed back, the continued the fight and eventually push the taliban out of

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. >>> jamil, the taliban is currently emptiy the prisons. what happens next? and what can we and what should we expect from that? >> well, morgan, it's a huge issue. we just saw, as the taliban took bagram airport, and the retention facility, that we maintained, with other terrorist fighters. they have all been released, now joining forces with the taliban. general mccaffery is exactly right. this idea that we are not in a saigon moment, what secretary blinken repeated, just this morning on tv, is laughable. the reality is we are very much, unfortunately, in a saigon 340789. the general is exactly right. this doesn't matter who is to blame. this is about protecting our civilians ethere, and frankly our ally that is have followed up for two decades alongside us. it's outrageous we're about to leave that country without taking care of those people in a deeply troubling situation. with these folks being freed from prison, it's anybody's guess as to how bad the situation gets, but also a threat to our homeland, allies in europe, as taliban re-forms. >> >>> the tal

jamil, thank you for joining us this morning great hearing your thoughts.ounder and executive director of the national security institute. >>> i want to shift gears. w we have fresh lines from the chinese regulator. top topical. regulator proposes amendments to ecommerce law. the regulators proposed amendments include penalizing intellectual property platforms by revoking licenses we don't have details, but something we will watch over the coming hours that is the latest out of the chinese market regulator on potential amendments on ecommerce law. >>> we are counting down the days until the german election with bayaz his statement coming up next expensive dental procedures can really put a hurting on your wallet, but paying for the dentist doesn't have to be painful. that's where health markets can help. answer just a few questions and their fitscore can instantly match you with the plan that fits your insurance needs and your budget, so you know you've got the right plan at the guaranteed best price. health markets has plans for as little as under a dollar

. >> jamil, we know the pentagon says over 2,220 troops have died. here we are today. there are thousands of american families watching this unfold who have lost a son, lost a daughter. thinking of them today, did the u.s. accomplish the post 9/11 mission? >> for the last 11 years, we've kept them safe, so i absolutely think we did accomplish the mission. the president's withdrawal in september 202021 comes almost 2 years to the day we lost americans in the plane attacks. the results were not predictable. it's not intelligence failure. everyone saw this coming. everyone predicted it. unfortunately we're seeing the results of it, and the likely result is the return of al qaeda and isis to this terrorist haven in afghanistan, unfortunately under taliban control. i worry we're going to see within days, not weeks, not month. we're going to have to be back in. they'll be back in in order to effectuate this evacuation operation. that's concerning in itself. >> thank you both for getting us started this morning on these rapid developments. we appreciate your time. >>> health

please also say an indian man, jamil, is charged with illegally buying the gun that was use to shooth officer french. it was on the force for four years. here are some of the horrifying audio moments after french and her partner were shot. >> officer down. >> i have an officer down. 10-1. officer down. shots fired at the police. officer down. a male, blue cup jersey. shot at the police. stay off my air. staff layer. everyone stay up the air, i got an officer down. >> visibly tense today announcing the charges and insisting his officers are not to be acknowledged for their bravery. >> going down dark alleys none of you would go down to protect you. they run toward bullets. i think you is in order. speak of the top cop in the country's third-largest city expressing concern that anti-police messaging potentially contributed towards this weekend fatal shooting. meanwhile, politicians like democratic congress when cori bush said she is not backing down on her defund police agenda. >> we are still fighting to stay black lies. that work was not done before i got here. this is a reason why i

without without further ado we will hand it off to courtney and jamil a. >> thank you so much and welcome everyone i am so thrilled to be celebrating courtney and her amazing book and to save courtney for igniting this conversation into had a response in an impassioned and i believe that is a sign of an impact that will have conversations for generations, courtney i wanted to ask you first and foremost what is this book that inspired you to us tackle the subject question make. >> first of all thank you for doing this with me friend, for those of you who don't know i will let you know jimmy and i have shared many late nights at dinner table conversation and collaborated i just adore you and your work in your way of being in the world so much and feel so grateful to be in conversation with you, i really pinpoint to a brand-new motherhood, i had my daughter in 2013, we moved to oakland from brooklyn in 2013 i was walking around in leslie when she was strapped in my chest you saw this many days and i was listening to podcasts and music and i was trying to re-stabilize myself into destabilizin

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also, the feds have charged a a man by the name of jamil dansy from indiana who told investigators hed with that gun. ainsley: now flags are flying at half staff there was a vigil last night. they put a cross in the area where she was gunned down with her name on it and a photo of her. there were a lot of people that showed up for the vigil. you can see the crossover to the left. it's a white cross and they are all saying prayers for the family and flying that american flag and holding the blue balloons they would release later for her, and then the chicago police department tweeted this out. police officer ella french, end of watch, august 7, 2021. we will never forget the true bravery she exemplified as she laid down her life to protect others. please hold her family, loved ones and fellow chicago police officers in your thoughts, as we grieve the loss of his hero. brian: criminal justice reform has allowed in chicago, has really limited police, it's the prosecutors are now prosecuting crime and cops have been defamed and disempowered little things they are trying to do, they identi