. thank _ the government is changing. john dickey, thank you _ the government is changing. john dickeye. let's head to pakistan, where 1.7 million afghans to leave the country. let's head to pakistan, where 1.7 million afghans are asked to leave the country. people who don't have refugee status are asked to leave by november the 1st. there's plenty of travel across the border. the taliban government have urged pakistan to rethink this decision. let's take a look at the numbers. 1.3 million afghans registered as refugees in pakistan. 880,000 have legal status to remain. 1.7 million don't have refugee status. those figures are from the un. earlier, sukria barakzai, former afghan mp and human rights activist gave me her reaction. i think it's a very political decision. the second stance is the afghan refugees who are currently in pakistan. it's really chaotic. the pakistan. it's really chaotic. the pakistan government never provide any kind of assistance, including shelters to the refugees. every single rest of refugees playing. i think the deadline is very unpractical. a large number of

john boehner. dickey apart, pastor, all these folks.y had their governing hat they had to put in, of course. then you your political hat. in your awarded a ballot, those vulnerable members. particularly, if they have an air majority. that just does not seem, so, those are the people that are most interesting. when they go back to town halls. when they're doing interviews with reporters. that those vulnerable republicans, in new york, california, and other swing states, this kind of chaos really doesn't suit them. again, this is a -- majority heading into a presidential turnout your election. it almost seems that many republicans in the house could care less. >> all, right, well to be continued, i suppose. brendan buck, david plouffe, jim palmieri. the co-host the new msnbc podcast, how to win in 2024. excellent. which is available now wherever you get your podcasts. thank you guys all so much for your time. i sincerely appreciate it. we have much more still to come tonight, including the humiliating split screen for the republican party