of saad mohseni. he goes nuts. that is not a patriot. out as to whyind the taliban, in terms of their operations, why did they have a support base in the country? the reason was because the government was so corrupt. the taliban had reemerged. we did stories on that. he labeled me as pro-taliban. >> how much of the country supports the taliban question >> less than 10%. peoplea survey of 4000 face-to-face across the country. less than 10% of the population. they do not have a base inside the country. paid? they who makes it the taliban? students have been brainwashed. there is no shortage of poor, impoverished young men living on both sides of the border in pakistan, getting funding from .ifferent groups >> karzai would not sign a security agreement. >> yes. >> at the same time both candidates leading will support a security agreement that will have nato troops remaining in afghanistan. >> the 11 candidates, every single one of them said they would sign the agreement including the fundamentalist candidates. the support for international

." >> saad mohseni is here. he is the chairman and ceo of the moby group. one of the largest media companies in afghanistan. moby houses the country's most popular television channel and approximately 15 million daily viewers. last year it covered the first afghanistan presidential debate to include all major candidates. saad mohseni believes the proliferation of media in the past 12 years is afghanistan's most precious achievement. he is looking to bring this entrepreneurship to the country's including iran, and iraq. i'm pleased to have him them back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> iran is up and running. >> yes. we are in the middle east now. >> you were not trained as a media entrepreneur. you were a banker. when afghanistan changed, when they threw out the taliban, use opportunity. with one little radio station. >> we were lucky. it was more of an accidental business. one thing led to another. lo and behold we have 20 companies. >> and partners like rupert murdoch. >> he is a minority shareholder in a company. >> let's talk about the election.