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k is a sworn enemy of the taliban. but you write about how the relationship is more murky than that, that in many ways they're intertwined. >> indeed, michael. there are many shades of gray between isis-k and the taliban. they will fight and kill each other on one day, and they will potentially then cooperate the next day for strategic reasons, mutual interests, convergence, such as for example trying to force western troops out of afghanistan. and you also have to remember that isis-k are made up of individuals from both pakistan and afghanistan. they are ethnic, tribal clan lineages with the taliban. so it is a much more murkier nexus than perhaps looking at it from a black and white perspective. >> yeah, that's fascinating. i guess when it comes to this attack, tactically it achieves exactly what isis likes to do -- american casualties primarily but also chaos on the ground. what else might isis-k be looking to do, and what does this attack suggest about its reach and capability in afghanistan? >> well, if we look at some of the attacks that they have carried out over the last year, you mentioned the attack on the maternity ward. they mu

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but one thing i want to note for you, michael, is that the -- today, as ivan pointed out, said they killed two isis-k and president biden said that more strikes could come because it's not only that retaliation aspect, michael. it's also about trying to disrupt the organization and thwart any potential attacks that are included in that highly-likely message from -- um -- isis-k on the ground. so, they are watching these things very, very closely before and until it gets to that august-31st deadline. michael. >> the clock is ticking. ivan watson in hong kong. jasmine wright in washington. appreciate it. thanks for being with us much. >>> as many afghans hope to catch a flight out while they still can, fear is growing among some of those who will stay, including many women terrified of the taliban's return to power. but as anna coren reports for us, some female activists are choosing to stay, to keep fighting for women's rights. >> reporter: i'm in my house waiting for any help and support for protection. due to the dangerous situation, my family has stopped me coming on the media. i think we will be l

is the opposite of what any of those terrorist groups stands for, al-qaeda, taliban, isis, isis-k, as michaelhey're all joined under the hip, just running under a slightly different flag. we need to stand up for what is our battle cry, that is freedom. we need to stand up for it with our last breath or or not if at all. maria: well, then why would we take down such a strategically-placed air base? i want to take a break and then come back to who's accountable. it's hard to talk about this in the smoke of war, the fog of war, but we must connect the dots to china, iran, pakistan and the obama administration. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ because we only serve those who honorably served. all ranks, all branches, and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel. cancel. i haven't left the house in a year. nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. [sizzling] i may not be able to tell time, but i know what time it is. [whispering] it's

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michael, looking at that statement. that claim of responsibility by isis-k. while u.s.fficials are saying it was two bombings and small arms fire afterwards which creates this complex attack. in that statement, they say it was one attacker, one suicide bomber who attacked. so we'll have to wait and see if we hear more details about the attack. what is very concerning? in that statement, michael, they say that the target was not just u.s. forces but who -- they also say the target was translators and what they describe as the collaborators and the spies who worked with the americans. again, really highlighting the kind risks america's allies on the ground who are trying to get out of the country face right now. it's not just reprisal attacks from the taliban that they are concerned about. there is also this risk of attacks targeting them by isis-k. >> yeah. and so many of those people just will not get out because this evacuation was started so late. jomana karadsheh in is tanbul. thanks so much. we are going to take a quick break here on the poem program. when we come b

michael: i imagine the attack was a propaganda coup for isis-k .t did they ultimately want and what are they trying to signal? jason: this group is dedicated to stirring secretary and violence. -- sectarian violence. which is coming to them, it is not just the westerners who are their enemy, it is the shia, the sheiks, someone who does not conform to their idea. so they are announcing they are a political force in the nation, and two, they will not spare those victims they have highlighted. michael: is it likely there will be ongoing conflicts between them? jason: i think so. i have a lot of questions the past few days, is the taliban allowing this to happen? or are they unwilling? the reality is the output is what matters. whether they are an effective security partner or unwilling to take down this activity, the reality is dead westerners, dead afghans, so i think we will see the taliban confront this group, as they are confronting other domestic rivals. the question is where to those effects ripple outside the borders of afghanistan? michael: th

taliban, if you believe their doctrine that they're at war with isis-k and will continue to be, and for the united states. >> michael, you just gave me a piece of information that i had not considered. i'm sure a lot of people watching didn't consider it, and that is, the taliban itself actually might be weak compared to the insurgency of isis. michael weiss, we'll have to leave it there, thank you very, very much for coming to "the last word." gene robinson, pulitzer prize winning editor and columnist for "the washington post," and david rothkopf, host of the deep state radio podcast. david, let me start with you and let's listen to something that state department spokesperson ned price said earlier today. >> they have made very clear to us in our communication, they would like to see an american diplomatic presence remain. ultimately, of course, it's not up to the taliban, it's a determination that we will need to make, consistent with the overriding prerogative, and that is the safety and security of american officials. it is a decision we plan to discuss and to confer about with our allies and partners as well.

joining us now to discuss is k two b legal analyst michael cardoza.meda county district attorney, says there's nothing criminal here. why is the attorney general now taking a second look well when they say there is nothing criminal whether really saying is the statute of limitations has run out on crimes that peroni may have committed. the only crime where the statute of limitations hasn't expired is murder. murder has no statute of limitations. so they're saying we don't believe we can prosecute any crimes because statutes of expired but if we were to prosecute him for murder, we have no proof of that. so they're saying we cannot prove he's guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. therefore the attorney general is now stepping in to see if they agree with the elevated district. attorney's office. okay so, michael, how might this investigation investigation go? well what will authorities be reviewing here? well, they'll be reviewing police reports they will be worth doing, investigative reports they will be reviewing videos, statements of people and then the

michael sample that thank you. the british prime minister says the u . k. will do all it can to avert a humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. bars. johnson says he doesn't believe minute reaction against the thought of on is an option. he made the comments while addressing the british parliament, which was recalled early to discuss the taliban takeover of a scanner that if you'd be fed, say that the events you're not going to start to unfold in the collapse who's been part, wasn't given the the taliban themselves. predicted what is not true, said the u. k. government was unprepared or did not foresee this because it was certainly part of our planning of pitting. the very difficult logistical operation for the withdrawal of u. k. national has been under preparation for many months. mister speaker, i can tell the house that the decision to commission the emergency handling center at the airport, the commissioning of that said that took place a 2 weeks ago, mrs. b. joan, how joins us now from london. john, i think it was clear to most people in the u. k. that th

k and japan appeared at the canadian embassy in beijing in supporters. babble. the chinese court sent michael to 11 years in prison and ordered his people cation. but it's unclear when that would happen. canadian officials say it's more likely after the jail tend to search, but some say it could be an option used as a bargaining chip with canada. it all hangs on what happens to miss mung and tube or perhaps later if she is extradited in washington. the verdict follows the upholding of the death sentence of another canadian robot schellenberg. on tuesday, he was jailed in china and 2014 for drug smuggling. it's unclear when the court will give its decision on michael coverage. michael staffel has 10 days to appeal his sentence, but in the country when 99 percent of criminal cases are felt guilty, the chances of overturning the ruling are unlikely. katrina you out a 0 begging. very pleased to welcome stephanie calvin to the new zone, an associate professor of international affairs that carlton university with us from also well and thank you for your time and your patience as well. while we got

michael waltz, thanks very much. thanks for your incredible service to this country. we're still trying to find out more about isis-k. you hear a lot about it. seems to be the group that is fingered for this attack. they're sort of a disenchanted taliban from five or six years ago not very happy with the taliban in control of afghanistan now there were earlier reports that hundreds were circling the kabul airport. we know that a lot more of them than earlier thought are in the kabul area right now. trey yingst is following all of this out of doha, qatar. what do we know, trey? >> neil, good afternoon, this is the nightmare scenario for british and u.s. officials that warned of an isis attack against the city of kabul and the airport. it does appear to be a very coordinated incident. and explosion outside of the abbey gate where thousands gathered along with american marines and u.s. service members trying to work the civilians on the air field. once that happened, there was another one at the baron hotel nearby. you had thousands of people running when the second explosion went off. isis-k from eastern afghanistan,

k, and japan appeared at the canadian embassy in beijing and supporters babel. the chinese court says it's michael, babble to 11 years in prison and audited people cation. but it's unclear when that would happen. canadian officials say it's more likely after the jail tend to search, but some say it could be an option used as a bargaining chip. it can. it all hangs on what happens to miss mung and cooper. perhaps later if she is extradited in washington. the verdict follows the upholding of the death sentence of another canadian, vic schellenberg. on tuesday, he was jailed in china and 2014 for drug smuggling. it's unclear when the court will give its decision on michael coverage. michael spafford has 10 days to appeal his sentence, but in the country, when 99 percent of criminal cases are found guilty, the chances of returning the ruling unlikely. katrina you out 0 beating. a british man has been arrested in germany accused of spying for russia. the 57 year old was detained at the british embassy in berlin, where he worked closely to say he sent documents obtained from his workplace to a represent

michael o'hanlon, senior fellow in direct research and foreign policy at the brookings institution. thank you. phil, i had on algebra with k often couple, we'll look at the hopes fears of residence as the taliban takes over. also update you on some of the days, all the news including there were hundreds, gather there right next to the tank. god only knows what happened to them. yet another tragedy 11 on dozens killed in a fuel tank explosion. the hello there july was the hottest month on record across the world, according to us scientists. and for north america. much of that heat has continued into august. but temperatures hadn't been as high as before, them last month. but on monday, for those north western states, we are going to see temperatures fit in the mid thirty's before they dip down on tuesday. and as welcome, wet weather on the way for western parts of canada, where wildfires have been raging now was he moved to the east coast is going to be more wet weather, which seeing severe storms rolling all the way from the mid atlantic down to the deep south, continuing on to some of those south western states where we h

the taliban take over the country and run it as it wishes. >> yeah, michael, i share your desire to kind of label and explain isis-kn light of today's news. we are going to be hearing so much more about these two groups and this fractured relationship between them, especially concerning today's attack. mark, if you can start out by putting your military hat on. if you are the combatant commander at this airport, you are faced with the aftermath of today's attack, virtually the assurance of more attacks prior to getting everybody up and out of there, what is your stance now other than force protection? do you get small? do you retract your footprint, or do you try to expand, try to take on one or more check points to create a larger safe zone knowing the safe zone you had this morning was easily violated? >> well, from an emotional standpoint i don't like the idea of outsourcing our security to the taliban. however, there's a very practical situation here in the sense that there are two missions. you have the force protection, the security of the airport so that air bridge can be used to evacuate americans, evacuate

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k their other extremist. they will have their hands full in managing the ability to transition to government. francine: will it lead to more attacks on u.s. soil? michael is the most important question for the president and the administration. whenever there are extremist groups with certain freedoms to work on weapons like isis did in syria, that creates a big risk for the united states. it also creates a risk for our allies in europe, a bigger risk. we need to make sure we are vigilant in monitoring what is going on in that part of the world, in afghanistan, and seeing how that may become a platform for direct or indirect attacks against americans in other parts of the world. alix: pakistan was warning of a power vacuum earlier. they are shutting their hotels everybody, even americans who are seeking refuge in the meantime. where you think the biggest power vacuum is and how it affects the geopolitical inner of that region? michael: pakistan harbored the taliban for a considerable period of time and in many ways there are strong sympathizers with the taliban. it would be in our interest to make sure afghanistan -- to make sure pakistan does not succu

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michael. >> can't get the thousands of war time allies who are being left behind. thanks, ivan. jasmine wright in d.c. joe biden making it clear that that strike on isis-k is the white house saying? >> the situation is grave. white house officials have repeatedly said that. thursday after the attack that left 13 u.s. service members dead was the worst day of president biden's presidency. so that's why you hear biden saying that this strike won't be the last. in par, yes, because it is retaliation and trying to signal in a the u.s. will defend itself but it's an efforts to thwart any of the potential attacks that are highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours that he says. so it also comes really as white house officials and administration at large have told reporters that this is going to be the most dangerous part of the mission that hasn't been safe really at all since then as the such really moves into that final phase, drawing down forces ahead of that august 31st deadline as well as trying to focus on evacuations. the pentagon with 350 americans who are looking to get out and a countless number of afghans who helped in that wartime effort. we have se

michael weiss is senior editor at newlines magazine. he says his greatest national security concern is how the remaining americans will now escape. >> now, as we can see, isis-ke ability to penetrate deep into the heart of the capital of the country. what happens if one or more of these actors, particularly isis-k, goes around taking american hostages? you know, are we going to see videos of americans on their knees in front of a black flag like we did in 2014 and 2015? and are we going to see it on the anniversary of 9/11, no less? thes unfortunately, are contingencies that we have to now entertain. jane: allies involved in the evacuation reacted to the attack. while in ireland, french president emmanuel macron said the situation is quote, profoundly deteriorating. >> i think de facto all of us are put in a situation where we cannot protect all the afghan people we wanted to protect. what we want to do with the americans, work hard and well until the very last minute to do the maximum operations and to be sure about security and safety of our own people. jane: some countries announced today that they've ceased evacuations, others pledged to continue operaons

the source, michael, did not say who they believe to be behind these rockets being fired at the airport. but of course all eyes are going to be on the terrorist group isis-kate of the airport that left scores of afghans dead as well as 13 american service plebz. a members. and since then we have seen two retaliatory attacks, air strikes by american drones against isis-k both in nangahar province just to the southeast of kabul as well as in kabul itself today. that strike today hit a vehicle that cent com, central command, says belongs to isis-k and was carrying explosives. now, cnn has also reported via a journalist on the ground that at least nine civilians were also killed in that strike by the american drone. now, centcom says it is looking into those reports of civilian casualties and said that perhaps it was because of all the explosives in the vehicle that that civilian death toll rose so quickly. michael, these are going to be, u.s. officials say, the most dangerous hours of this evacuation, of this drawdown. u.s. officials all the way up to president biden have said that they do expect attacks by isis-k in these final days, even if this was a succ

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. >> on friday i was interviewing michael weiss who made a point i had not thought of, and i would love to get your thoughts on this. he said that the fact that isis-kside the gates of the airport at a time when the taliban has not fully taken control of the country, fully taken control of the government, that that should be a cause of concern. what do you say -- what do you say to that? is there a possibility that isis could prevent the taliban from actually gaining control of the government officially? >> i'm a little skeptical they would prevent the taliban from taking control of the government, but that's a separate question from isis-k being able to carry out mass attacks in kabul. they've demonstrated that for a long time now. they've claimed credit in the past for attacks on minority groups in kabul, particularly schoolchildren. you remember weeks ago there was a bombing that killed, you know, just an awful number of a zara shi'ite girls at a school. this is something isis-k has shown the ability to do in the past, carry out attacks in kabul, even when the former government was in control and really try to have the place locked down. now you