i was told i could follow a senior taliban cleric - mullah fazil rahim mujahid.h the camera rolling, he listened to a widow lodging a complaint against her stepsons. >> its thought that one of the reasons that the taliban has been able to increase its support in rural parts of afghanistan is that they have implemented the sharia courts sytem - in a place where there was either no law, or the legal system was corrupt. >> from an afghan point of view, particularly from those afghans who are living in the war zone it's actually a very welcome alternative to no law at all. the taliban courts do have a reputation for being much more fair than the government courts. that doesn't mean that the taliban courts are incorruptible. compared to the government courts this is actually a much more effective system. >> but what is also true is that examples of justice by the tailiban's sharia court system have been brutal. adulterers stoned to death, hands are cut off. even recent reports of beheadings have surfaced. what i was invited to see was a more mundane case - inside the

last month a mullah was sentenced to 20 years for raping a 10-year-old girl. >> the mullah read fromkoran and said he's a single guy. he should be given what the koran said 100 lashes and let him marry her and the judge said, no, she was a child. you're getting 0 years s is in prison. that was the most significant part for me. >> reporter: the election of the president there has also brought hope. while he's a strong supporter of women's rights it's his wife rurul ach rula who is breaking with tradition appearing by her husband's side in public and giving interviews. >> i'm very happy that his wife is so vocal and wants to be involved and aspects of afghan life. i think it's a very positive step. we afghan women need a role model like that so visible. >> reporter: already it seems women are feeling empowered like this young filmmaker driving a car. a taboo in afghanistan where normally men are mind tbehind t wheel. >> it's not easy but i believe that if we like woman -- like me, we start to be part of the big changes so it will be good for maybe the next generation. >> reporter: she

he was involved in cia plan to overhaul the democratic election government inquiry mullah. president truman seems to pull them up short and it was held over until the brothers arrived with the eisenhower, nixon administration. like most people, -- like most people here, here we go. hold on. like most people here i also am totally dependent on documents. it wasn't until peter kornbluh obtained volumes of the volumes that are historical commentaries on the bay of pigs written by cia historian but i confirm the powerful physicians pauley held and the roles he played in intelligence operations in the bay of pigs. these are gold mines for everyone with any historical interest from the end of world war ii to now. in these volumes it is clear he had materials withheld from him that he recognized simply where he was played by managers and others were you was deliberately lied to. this is why cia continues to refuse to turn over volume 52 peter kornbluh -- volume 5 to peter kornbluh. there are pages in the same volumes that are sam draft that have been declassified and released. wha

the mullahs in iran.ia who are killing the people that were supposed to be allied with, against isis and gets pretty complicated. >> it gets complicated. but it's immoral. we're now supposedly training about a thousand or more syrians who are going to go back in and fight against bashar assad. who is it that's killing them? it is bombs and equipment brought in by lebanon. supposed to send them fightm bashar playing footy and getting in bed with the iranians. and for us to somehow believe that we can cooperate with probably our greatest enemy when you look at outright enemies on earth, to me, is both naive, cynical and frankly immoral. >> all right. now, you=2wñ have a new book out tomorrow "13 soldiers" on veterans day. it's an interesting book because you're profiling guys from the revolutionary war all the way up to modern times. what is the take away from this book? >> a depiction of those individuals, most of them very ordinaryvd1jb people, from ordinary walks of life who were engaged personally in co

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. >> the mullah red from the koran, he's a single guy, the koran says 100 lashes and let him marry herid, no, she's a child. you're getting 20 years in prison. not what the koran says. that was the most significant. >> reporter: and bringing home, a strong supporter of women's rights, his wife is breaking by tradition, appearing by her husband's side in public and giving interviews. >> i'm very happy that his wife is so vocal and wants to be involved in aspects of afghan life. i think it's a very positive step. we afghan women need a role model like that, you know, so visible. >> reporter: already, it seems, women are feeling empowered. like this join film maker driving a car. a taboo in afghanistan where normally only men are behind the wheel. >> for a woman living in afghanistan, not easy. but i believe that if we, like me, we start to be part of the big changes, so it will be good. so maybe for next-generation. >> reporter: shared hopes and aspirations of so many afghan women desperate for a brighter future. anna koran, cnn. >> yeah, a lot of hope resting on the afghanny first lady

putin acts, bashar assad acts, the mullahs act. this policy dedsition which is reversible accounts for many of the reversible accounts for many of the disorders we're seeing around the world. >> peter, i'm going to guess you disagree. >> right. we have been in retreat in our land presence like we were in the 1970s after we disastrously overextended in vietnam. we have a much larger military footprint than anything reagan could have conceived. no u.s. troops in the middle east under ronald reagan. we have a vast military footprint but we have retreated from where we were under reagan. a retreat of america's military footprint is not the same as retreat of american power. we have seen a regeneration of american power partly because some of the forces that bret has talked about, partly because the united states responded better to the financial crisis than did europe, and partly i think because obama has taken actions on health care, on immigration that are going to help america be more dynamic in the future. >> so i wrote an article

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the third, which is somebody who i met in kabul and he is a taliban commander, his name is mullah cable. cable because in the 1990s he was in charge of disarming newly conquered populations in afghanistan. and he used to walk around with a big whip, and if you had weapons in your house, -- and in afghanistan everybody has weapons in theirs house, a normal thing -- if you had weapons he would whip you. that was his name, cable. he was a pretty fortunate frontline commander. in 2001 comes around, taliban are overthrown. he leaves, quits the taliban at that point. tries to blend into civilian life. tries to get a job as a cell phone fixer, cell phone operator. he opens up his own shop. but something brings him back to the taliban. by 2005, 2006, he rejoined the taliban. at this point the taliban is now an insurgency fighting against the u.s. and he becomes a major antiamerican commander and that's the stage he was when i met him. the story of how he comes back to the taliban is a story of the war in afghanistan. that's sort of the thesis of the book, is why did these people come back and s

obviously hope a strong deal is reached to that will protect the world from the mullahs. if iran does not agree by next monday to stop its nuke program, severe sanctions must be reimposed. and then there is putin, who whose forces are now invading eastern ukraine. in the weekend in australia prime minister steve harper told putin to his face to get out of ukraine. putin replied that's impossible because russia is not there. a blatant lie. president obama knows putin is lying and must again impose democratic conian sanctions on russia or putin will take over a major part of ukraine. so you can see that in three areas, the bad guys are winning and the president seems hesitant to do what's necessary to turn things around. he can talk all he wants. meantime americans are being murder terd. and that's the memo. now for top story tonight, reaction. joining us from reaction mary katharine ham and juan williams. juan, do you disagree that all of america's military power should be used against isis? >> i disagree. by the way, i thought that was terrific. i think the american peopl

in a statement, now more than ever it is critical that congress enacts sanctions that gives iran's mullahs no choice but to dismantle their nuclear program and allow the iaea full access to ensure the international community's security. in response, representative jim mcdermott of washington, a democrat, said additional sanctions would be a slap in the face to the negotiating process. your reaction to his comments. >> actually, jim's wrong on this point. the president of the united states actually says that the sanctions were the only reason why iran came to the table. the original menendez-kirk sanctions cut the value of iran's currency by 74% and that was the only reason why they came to the table. they actually diplomacy that can lead to a good result for u.s. security. >> what about israel? how are they likely to react to this extension of the negotiations? >> they would think that now the iranians have the time that they need to complete an atomic bomb. i would say the current policy now does the unfortunate thing of transferring to our allies and israel the tough job of containing th

the mullahs have been the wettest summer on record. it rained for foreign half months. that is a very depressive thought because rainfalls everywhere. it falls on us. cause analysis in grays. you can't stop it. but if you are depressed can you think it is falling on me, falling monday. i can't stand it. so that is the name of the young woman and that is what i believe he experienced. yes, sir. >> many of his government are and i'm a member of the abraham lincoln association. my question to you is which has the greatest pole on abraham lincoln thought and conduct? the declaration of independence or the united states constitution? >> well, lincoln writes an interesting memo to himself when he's president elect. and he never used these exact words in a speech, but sometimes he would chat down and he might incorporate them later or he would just leave them there. in this particular thought, he uses a biblical phrase, that it works if they spoke at least spoken is like apples of gold and pictures of silver. ironically, it had just been used in a letter to him by his old frie

eric: also the mullahs in iraq, as you point out. stuart varney is on the fox business network.on to foxbusinessnetyork.com/channel fi foxbusinessnetyork.com/channelfi nder. martha: the keystone pipeline would carry 830,000 barrels. it would equal half the daily amount of oil we import from the middle east. supporters of this expansion say building the pipeline co-would create 42,000 american jobs. eric: a disturbing video emerged of u.s. navy servicemen being attacked in turkey. turkish nationalists can be seen on this video sea saltin -- assg american sailors. they tried to put white bags over the sailors heads. >> it's hard to say whether other american tourists will face the same type of threats as this group of protesters issue offed to our sailors. i don't think these attacks were aim at these particular sailors because of who they were individually but more aimed at america and america's presence. eric: the turkish authorities say they have detained 12 people in connection with this incident. martha: less than two weeks before the deal with iran is expected to expire. the

congress gains have made the republican party on capitol hill more hawkish, more isolationist, or mullah omar is whatever obama is for or against? or more against whatever obama is against? >> i think you will with the threats that you have obviously isis. it kind of become more prominent the issue of war, the issue of spending. i think you will see them, particularly with john mccain and bob corker who are very vocal. >> does rubio fit in this discussion? >> yeah, i think so. i think you will see him. if you're running for president, you have to show that you have national security credentials and foreign policy credentials. you will see in particularly rubio try to assert himself here. >> i

urge my colleagues to not allow president obama to trade away the only leverage we have over the mullahs in tehran in exchange for minor and easy reversible modifications by iran on its nuclear weapons program. simply pushing back iran's breakout time is not in the interest of the u.s. national security. ensuring that there will never be an iranian bomb is in our nation's interests. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from texas is recognized. >> mr. speaker, while the identifies of the world are on isis, the russian bear has quietly come out of hibernation. mr. poe: putin is back. seeking to devour his neighbors and reclaim his kingdom by once again sending covert henmen into eastern ukraine. he's systematically trying to re-establish imperial russia with him as the czar. according to a u.s. general, new russian tanks, artillery, air defense systems, and russian co