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we aren't hearing reports that liban is executing their mortal enemies.i think we need to watch carefully what becomes the al qaeda figures who were in those prisons. did they serve publicly the taliban have positions in the government? do they make hay out of their propaganda videos? do they go bacack to quiet lives, we will see. >> west morgan is a journalist author of the book the hardest place in afghanistan's passion valley. >> thank you so much for having me. >> weekends on c-span2 are intellectual, every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sunday book t brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes from these television companies and more including charter communication. upgrading technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications along with these television company support cspan2 as a public service. >> hello everyone welcome to the commonwealth club of california. i am brian director for counterterrorism and dangerous orga

ontae liban leader,ha klil haani, onhe t u.s. troerrist list spoke at friday prerays. star rkeminrde of who's now in charge. as theen urgcy buildso t evuaacte, the penntagoay ss it diatedch three helicrsopte just beyondhe t airportal wls to reservation nearly 017 u.s. citizens from a hotel. thsas ndwho have made it, out anisd th i wshere they wait. al udeid air base in doha. so packed itit h capacity yeery daforcing the u.s. to susp iendts flights atab kul airport for hos.ur flsight resedumnc oeth oer countriese lik gmaerny aeegrd to transit evacuees through tirhe territories to safety. a u.s.ef dense official says am eranic troops evacd uatearndou 5,700eo pple including 250 amersican fmro kabul yesty.erda some ansfgha trying to get on a htflig s mayany peopleho w are t necsaesrily in imminent danger have turned up at the airp gort,etngti in the way of rsothe who need to get out. ?jeff >> ayok,ha tnkou y very much. correspondenrit chsta inruffini covers s theta dteepartment and reign affairncs ilungdi ghanistan.sh e' bseen doing great reporting on this thiswe ek. go mo

intelligence agency even if ta liban gained power, would be at least an that year and a half before kabulould be threatened. guest: that went to 90 days and now i'm hearing hours. all within the span of an -- of a month. that is how quickly the tele-man t --aliban --taliban marched on the government. individuals doing the granular work. warning their superiors about the leadership has been out to lunch on this issue. this is why afghanistan is collapsing. look at the u.s. embassy. they were saying there's no problem here. we are going to keep it open. days ago, president biden had to send in 5000 american troops to evacuate the nbc -- the embassy within a matter of 24 to 48 hours. that is an intelligence failure. that is what collapse looks like. this is what defeat looks like. host: bill roggio is hosting secretary of state. your thoughts. >> guest: they are evacuated to the airport so they can be immediately removed from the country once the taliban advanced begins. that's why they haven't launched the attack just yet on the city. i also think there might be an aspect there where the te

william: these reports of the liban going door-to-door, clearly as you are both describing, it clearlyates the taliban had been building lists and assembling some sense of who they might be targeting. rina, just imagine going forward , what is your greatest fear for women if these types of actions continue? rina: my greatest fear for women is that the progress that has been achieved over the last two decades, by women, will disappear. what the taliban are effectively doing is creating an environment of -- a climate of fear and intimidation. and it is leading to women seeking to leave afghanistan. they are put in a terrible position. the fiber of their being, activists, leaders, they have b een pushing for human rights for decades, well beyond 2001. suddenly they are confronted with a dilemma of, do they stay and fight for their rights while being under threat? even worse is their families being under threat. or do they leave and give up the fight? it is tremendously sad. william: that is a terrible dilemma, obviously. nura, yesterday we saw the taliban hold this rather unusual press co

jane: but many others are unable to get through roads blocked by the liban. >> our lives are in dangerwe are not in a good situation. and the whole world should know about it. jane: today, in turkey's capital, soldiers disembarked from planes arriving from afghanistan. the taliban had asked turkey for technical support after august 31. but the turkish president said they would not help unless the taliban agree to a turkish security presence. >> because there is alwa a possibility of death in such things there, if we get sucked into this, we do not have a decision on thiset. jane: at the white house, during his meeting, president biden said the u.s. will complete the evacuation. >> the mission there being performed is dangerous, and is now come with significant loss of american personnel. but it's a worthy mission because they continue to evacuate folks out of that region. jane: u.s. officials clarify there was only one suicide bombing. pentagon sports person john kirby -- spokesperson john kirby said they would evacuate americans after the deadline. >> the u.s. governmenwould pursue a

. >> brangham: as we've reported, the liban continue to make gains in afghanistan, seizing more and more territory, especially in the north. stephanie sy has more. >> sy: the taliban's seizure of nine provincial capitals and vast, surrounding lands now means that the insurgents hold loose control of two-thirds of afghanistan. all this as the u.s. and nato finalize their withdrawal by the end of this month, after two decades of war. so what has been the taliban's strategy? how have they conquered this territory so quickly? for that we turn to bill riggio. he is a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies and the editor of their "long war journal." bill riggio, thank you for joining the "newshour". you have been watching this rapid succession of taliban victories. we have a map that shows the regional capitals they now control, those nine black squares you see in the north and the west. the pink areas are taliban-controlled. the lighter yellow is government-controlled, and you can see, bill, the darker yellow is a huge chunk of the country. those lands are currently under

intelligence agency even if ta liban gained power, would be at least an that year and a half before kabulthreatened. guest: that went to 90 days and now i'm hearing hours. all within the span of an -- of a month. that is how quickly the tele-man t --aliban --taliban marched on the government. individuals doing the granular work. warning their superiors about the leadership has been out to lunch on this issue. this is why afghanistan is collapsing. look at the u.s. embassy. they were saying there's no problem here. we are going to keep it open. days ago, president biden had to send in 5000 american troops to evacuate the nbc -- the embassy within a matter of 24 to 48 hours. that is an intelligence failure. that is what collapse looks like. this is what defeat looks like. host: bill roggio is hosting secretary of state. your thoughts. >> guest: they are evacuated to the airport so they can be immediately removed from the country once the taliban advanced begins. that's why they haven't launched the attack just yet on the city. i also think there might be an aspect there where the tele-band