u. s. know is reportedly changing and policy cobble. apple, now, only americans and citizens of nato countries will be allowed group plus green card holders is the main line through. there's no further provision at the moment for us come to work for coalition forces at the moment. anyway, we're tracking that early as some of those employed by foreign states did manage to flee, but the big but here's the relative, remain in the country living in fear for their lives. we spoke to one translator coming up on condition of complete anonymity because the risks are so high and i believe that americans are responsible for the missions and today's anybody will be killed as a result of this will be on the hands of detail.

u. s. know is reportedly changing its policy. cobble apple, now only americans and citizens of nato countries will be allowed group plus green card holders is the main line through. there's no further provision at the moment for us comes to work for coalition forces at the moment. anyway, we're tracking early as some of those employed by foreign states did manage to flee, but the big but here's the relative, remain in the country living in there for their lives. we spoke to one translator coming up on condition of complete anonymity because the risks are so high and i believe that americans are responsible for the missions and today's anybody will be killed as a result of this will be on the hands of the american government on the way from a big story, i also want to tell you about special we're bringing you a bit later in the program and continuing a series of reports on trans identifying men being placed in female prisons worldwide. and sometimes the dire consequences for other inmates when th

u. s. knows warning. nearly 400000 civilians have had to leave the home since the start of the year with a huge spike since may further be un says the displace people are heading to cobbled a fleet tolerable taliban. but how long is that gonna last give everything we've just said in the previous report. here are just some of the heart wrenching stories of refugees. i've had to tell us. i have been displaced from telecom, the telephone killed my son. the took all the belongings from my house, i'm satisfied with them in front of the punch me in the mouth, causing my teeth to fall out. they demanded my son and i told them that she is a school teacher. she recently became a teacher and had not even received his salary. had a class has broke out. we were taken hostage of the fighting, went on for about 6 or 7 days, but we couldn't go outside to do anything. we managed to escape. and now we're going to look for those displaced off cancer seeking a solemn may not be that will come with a try to get to europe either with a blog currently loggerheads of what to do with migrants and those fleeing

u. s. knows that for the next few days or so it's given repeated warnings about possibly another attack it's, it's watching out for that possibly involving a car bomb that has been mentioned or a rocket attack on the airport. and you do get a sense that that news now going to be, come very much a target not only for the united states as they leave here, but certainly want to hit back as joe biden said, but also for the taliban themselves. because you've got a recall that a number of the people who are killed in this blast with taliban fighters, that taliban, they want to hit back a tie still and hit back hard. so we are into entering this interesting dynamic after the u. s. military finally leaves after 20 years or so that the taliban relationship with i so used to be not so much of a priority, it had other things to concentrate on after the 30. first of all, guess you do get a sense that it will be targeting them. and in doing so, it may well call in the assistance of the united states to if it gets the chance to hit backet, i still, so after 20 years of being adversaries, just imagine

u. s. military. isis fight is targeting u. s. military, we know from images reaching us here with us the devastation at the seed of these explosions. as you could imagine, a lot of bodies on the ground. and from the scenes that have been reaching us video of different clinics and hospitals, really at the a wave of injured being brought to hospitals around cobble to be treated. so it remains, it extremely volatile situation here as we go through thursday now into friday to see what friday will bring. but friday is the day that the basically most of the other countries that have been evacuating that people. they appear now to have pretty much wound up their operations in parts in response to this threat, which has been realized this thursday night with an attack. they wanted to finish off things as quickly as possible and it pretty much by midnight friday we'll leave the united states as the country that is solely evacuating its people. still carrying on with its evacuation operation from the apple. and rob, interesting that the taliban in their rea

u. s. i know that my food has been calling for us support. would there be a u. s. appetite for that? would the russians allow some of the former soviet states to return to the sort of arrangement in the ninety's way? you saw taja korea back backing for powerful ethnic figures to destabilize the taliban grip on power and the taliban. while they allowed groups opposed to the governments into g, kristen and was becca stan top right from afghan territory. can we expect that kind of calculus to reemerge? i think the us 1st of all that you will realize is that a collapse was filed. the state of the all about and continued war is not india. i am sure the focused on is have managed to convince the americans that is not in their best interest the washer. but absolutely terrified. often tenure was not going to sound because it will spill over into the castle and on because remember, the thought about condition is what the us and others that you help us. we help you, it's a ton of them or not helped. then all of them cannot be held responsible for a groups emerging and going across and causing

u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drone that was launched from a base in the middle east and that it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this is one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, it's 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday . the u. s. embassy and i've janice town has put out another alert for all american citizens to leave campbell airport immediately. that our warnings that another tag is likely and the next few days could be the most dangerous. the un refugee agency says up to half a 1000000 people could flee of ghana stand by the end of the year. it's appealed to all neighboring countries to keep borders open. opposition protestors have scuffled police in

you know, the u. s. announcing that it would be on, on tuesday. and how that is, is, is progressing at the moment. well, we know that the fights are becoming less and less has been very few, very little sort of air activity that we've noticed. we're not hearing the planes that we've heard throughout, you know, recent days we know that they haven't been as many taking off or indeed landing. we're very much in the final stages of this massive evacuation program that is now lasted 2 weeks. however, we understand, and we've seen that people are still trying to get on to flight, understand now that the only people being allowed on have to be sanctioned buses, names their names, have to have been forwarded to the authorities beyond the tyler bon control line. but having spoken to about sort of people this morning who did had those kind of that kind of necessary paperwork. they made an attempt to get in and didn't. so there it seems, is that they're all going to be a lot of people as expected, who may have the necessary visual documents, but will not be g

u. s embassy in cobble to tell us citizen, stay away from the apple. we know you've only got days to get out. we know you're desperate. please stay away from the from, from the airport. we don't know how many of the us citizens listen to that, but clearly thousands of people was still more concerned about getting out of the country than worrying about terrorism. was there anything more could have been done to try and make the secure? is it just like a very difficult job to do in the circumstances? i think it's a streaming difficult job and i think it's, it's interesting that the news so far, the sort of incident has only happened today. you know, this operations been going for more than 10 days in conditions of some considerable chaos. with apparent cooperation and watching on from the taliban forces on the perimeter of the airport and with the americans and other forces inside the airport trying to control it. but it's been very clear from the accounts of people who've been contacted from outside off candy stone, that the people who waiting, trying to get out

u. s. military and taliban, such as buses with people, you know, where the u. s. military said let these people through and he said to his knowledge, the bulk of those people have been allowed by the taliban to get to the airport. he said, but that you know, that certainly there could be there could be other cases where people are not being allowed to get through those taliban checkpoints. so again, the threat very real from isis and the possibility of more attacks as we've been talking about all day. but we've been waiting for all morning all afternoon for the president to say something about this. and well, we just heard from him and i'm sure i'm certain there's going to be many more questions and more comments to come right back to you. right? i'll teach joy how to live in miami. thank you. well, that's of course live now to karen korea. koski author commentator retired us air force lieutenant colonel joining us your international a great to see you today. thanks for joining us on the program. joe biden was just making a press conference, the car, and i think

u. s. military knows about now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drone that was launched from a base in the middle east and it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this was one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday. well, let's take a closer look at the i sal, affiliate, known as i for her son, which is claiming responsibility for the cobble attack. the group was formed in 2014. it was made up of breakaway fighters from the pakistani taliban as well as fighters from of janice done. who plays to legions to the late iso leader box box study. colorado is a historical region which included areas that will today be in iraq, afghanistan, pakistan, and took madison i. so okay is, is become known as said to have been responsible for some of the worst

u. s. on u. k. know, raising phase of open conflict. also innovations and orthodontics. we've got a glimpse for you, the cutting edge technology being developed by one leading dental firm here in moscow. okay, so moment punch my on my line up with, you know what? it's actually pretty pretty that i don't feel that's changed the way that i speak. i hello monday morning, re 2nd of august love from ortiz world news center here in moscow is capital in with you for our latest good. have you company. so then 1st off, we were following the story across the weekend. if you'd been watching mass demonstrations and golfing france, germany and italy too, as police clashed with protests over the tightening of covert restrictions, sincerely, july, italians, section cases in western europe have remained low, but now they are still on the rise. the the the we've seen these protests across western europe be particularly in france and italy, and here in germany as well as people are unhappy with coven restriction that have been put in place. and typically when it comes to requirements or p

u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drawing that was launched from a base in the middle east and that it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this is one of more that are to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, its 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital. cobble airport on thursday . i. let's hear from charlotte bonus. now hes the latest from couple well we went down to the airport earlier and i can tell you that the taliban is slowly taking over more areas of the water inside the permit. and then also, externally, the telephone told us that they moved in extra forces inside the airport last night . the version essentially official forces. they call them the victorious strike unit and they move them in the commerci

u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drone that was launched from a base in the middle east and that it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this is one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, its 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday. well, it's been out to charlotte but us whose life was in kabbalah and charlotte. tell us about the latest situation of the airport. i think you've been we were there this morning and the taliban are slowly taking over more areas inside and around the pool. last night they told me they had moved additional forces, what they pulling the victorious strike for their version of special forces inside the perimeter. they had been holding around k

u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drone that was launched from a base in the middle east and it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this was one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday was get more nigh from charlotte balice his life for us in kabul. charlotte's the u. s . is warning of more threats and with the cook taking the full cost us remain on carpool airport. this or just give us a sense of what's happening right now. we went down to the airport earlier and i can tell you that the telephone is slowly taking more areas of the water and inside the permit. and then also externally the telephone told us that they moved in extr

u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from a named us officials that it was a drawing that was launched from a base in the middle east. and then it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this was one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday. gabriel is a back talk to this is a 2nd warning about a possible threat to a couple airports. do we have more details about that? he also on friday evening, eastern time here in washington, the u. s. embassy in cobble issued a warning for all us citizens that were at the gate outside of the cobble airport, to leave a mediately, this security alert came down about an hour and a half before anyone knew about the strike killing. the alleged i s

u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drone that was launched from a base in the middle east and it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this was one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday. all right, let's be now 2 shall as whose life is in a couple. and charlotte understand you just been up to the airport and as the deadline draws near, i'm wondering who's in control? yeah, so last night we were told by some telephone context that they were moving more forces inside the perimeter. what they were calling the victoria strike force unit, which essentially like beer version of special forces. and they've moved more of those personnel in

u. s. military knows about now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drawing that was launched from a base in the middle east and it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this is one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, its 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday. all right, let's speak to sean about us now. who's in a couple life for us. charlotte, you've been up to the airport this morning. what's happening that the telephone off site is starting to take control of more areas inside the airport and outside the airport. last night, they told us that they had moved some units, additional units inside the airport perimeter, essentially their version of special forces, known as the victorious strike for the units. so the slowly taking over more territory inside as the us and foreign force

u. s. military knows about. now the reuters news agency here in the united states reporting for that information from unnamed us officials, that it was a drone that was launched from a base in the middle east and it killed this. i saw k planner who was driving a vehicle with another associate and they both were killed. we do not know exactly when this operation took place. and we do also do not know if this was one of more that or to be expected in the future. but clearly the united states, 1st retaliation for the attack outside the capital couple airport on thursday. well, let's take a closer look at the eisler, fully known as i saw car sun, which is claiming responsibility for the cabal attack. the group is formed in 2014 . it was made up of breaks away fighters from the pakistan taliban, as well as fighters from the canister and replace the legions to the late iso leader. had sadie caught us on is a historical region which included pots that would today be in iran. i've kind of son pakistan and took medicine.

u. s. israel response, where do you think, you know, the u. s. and the new cable, just really leave this up to up to israel for the time being. you know, this doesn't merit a military response by the us or the u. k. you can really hit the iranians, where they hurt by take by, by you, by using this in the economic realm. i mean, that's where iran is. the iranian regime is really vulnerable. a military response here isn't appropriate, actual probably play into iran hands because it would be probably perceived as being disproportionate and out of whack. so look at the look at the u. s. u. k, to condemn and verbally and perhaps, and perhaps take just their position with regard to the iran nuclear revised iran nuclear deal, which doesn't the prospects in which don't look too good right now. but the name of the game here, john, for iran is economics and sanctions relaxations together eventually. so i'm going to have to give in iran, if iran does not running regime is not able to deliver economically for its people . yeah, and that's a great point. just

u. s. non government agencies or the u. s. non governmental organizations and afghans who otherwise are a great risk in u. s. news agencies. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating, atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country and part of because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence merican troops are performing this mission as professionally and as effectively as they always do. but it is not without risks . as we carry out this departure, we have made it clear to the tale mind. if they attack our personnel or disrupt our operation, the u. s. presence will be swift, and the response will be swift and forceful. will defend our people with devastating force if necessary. our current military mission, we short in time limit is what scope and focused in its objectives get our people and our allies as safely as quickly as possible. and once we have completed this mission, we will conclude our military withdrawal will and

u. s. president may have to say about the deaths that have occurred and the mission moving forward. we also know that the u. s. president was once again in the situation room with his top intelligence officials, as well as the vice president comma le harris as they continue to coordinate with commanders on the ground in afghanistan. kimberly, for the update side, schools will monitor what goes on from the u. s. and the hours ahead. now the british lead evacuation in cobble is that it's fine allows us get more in this from the barca. he's in london, broadcast center, of course, they wrapping up their evacuation operation. i mean, what more is london saying? all this being confirmed by wallace, britain's defense secretary who set the british operations in afghanistan or in their final hours the processing center of the barren hotel closed at o 330 g m t. according to plan. not as many thought as a direct result of the attack of the airport and the attack close to the hotel itself for. busy we gather the security perimeter around the hotel, it was actually extended by several 100 meters only a day

u. s. gives in a lump sum and not in quarterly installment. and he doesn't know where the spending is taking place. and the u. s. has done this, you know, repeatedly, year after year, in spite of the fact that there are in human rights violations that don't square with what the us and security strategy is inviting security strategy. he mentioned again and again this idea of values and human rights and that age should be condition on human rights. but these 2 things don't seem to go together when it comes to israel, because this relationship is so deep and it doesn't really seem to matter what israel does. so, i mean, i think with this 1st meeting, this 1st meeting is probably more important to, to bennett a visual because he's a new prime minister. but in the long term, i tend to think that israel has tended to, to hold the cars and sort of the tail wagging the dog. let's get skipped, but get back to yak of nathan, i want to ask as well that is really prime minister right now. leads a very broad coalition that the governance is, as we mentioned there, it includes

u. s. government can know it was reinstated last week after a 2 year suspension. the figure was also medically recalibrated to equal the current debt level, forcing the treasury to call fault for government bills. financial grew much kaiser, who's been watching events on food safety. u. s. has no choice. it just has to keep on borrowing b, u. s. economy in conjunction with most of the west is one enormous ponzi scheme, need fresh money to keep that ponzi scheme going, if you take the contact from, you understand that 0 percent interest rate and global that the gdp is over 300 percent. and the ability to pay back any of these loans is berkeley. you can understand why now the debt in the u. s. is going to start to become hyperbolic. and this is having an interesting corollary. and that is causing a real inflation because all that money printing attempting to tamp down the debt, which is causing people at the shops of the gas station. and notice that the price of living is going up per separate this way. and this is causing a real, causing a real damage in america ri

u. s. non government agencies or u. s. non governmental organizations and afghans who otherwise are a great risk in u. s. news agencies. i know there are concerns about why we did not begin evacuating, atkins civilians sooner. part of the answer is some of the afghans did not want to leave earlier. still hopeful for their country important because the afghan government and his supporters discouraged us some organizing a mass exodus to avoid triggering, as they said, a crisis of confidence american troops are performing this mission as professionally and as effectively as they always do. but it is not without risks . as we carry out this departure, we have made it clear to the tale mind. if they attack our personnel or disrupt her operation, the u. s. presence will be swift, and the response will be swift and forceful. will defend our people with devastating force if necessary. our current military mission, we shorten time, limit is what scope and focused in its objectives, get our people and our allies as safely as quickly as possible. and once we have completed this mission, we will conclude our military withdrawal will and

well, more could they have done i think, you know, focusing on the material that the u. s. provided is not the right approach. i think we have to walk like, you know, yes, the u. s. gave them weapons. yes, the us train them, but how did the train them? right? why is it that the gun military, despite getting all this training, was not able to stand on its feet? and if you talk to me, let it do, the analysts will tell you that in the template in the model of training and building up in the u. s. government used was not suited for. similarly, if you look in the developmental sector development approach to, i've got to stand that the u. s. has been be work, it has respond a highly predatory economy, which is, which is repulsive people. it has, you know, it has created lots of grievances which is push people towards towards the taliban . and finally, you know, when it comes to regional politics, the you come in was never able to figured that out the money enjoyed ac. thank you . thank you. the and if you've been in pockets on these last 20 years and multiple us president, we're

u. s. embassy taken down quite quite dramatic images. you know, the u. s. flag. but the russian mission is staying. it says that it doesn't feel under threat in your opinion why you thought? well, actually rational diplomacy has shown extreme experimentation and he was very successful in them. because understanding the situation way going away, healing more for begin diploma to cur, relationship and content. so we thought about many other countries and managed to agree that there wasn't rational interest and rational and he told the smart and before. now, now, and that is where the policy, but by the way, not all for the diploma left you suffering for you so much to do in the us down in the working here, not on the russians. now course the latest development is that president connie, he's fled the countries officially resigned on facebook. my question to is one. do you think that the county people dissolved better than a facebook resignation from that president and to what's your reaction to his departure in general? when it was due, the shame of course, well wha

all we know if it was more than just a briefing that the u. s. president was in the situation room for an extended period of time. this is a classified setting where he is surrounded by the highest level security officials in the united states where he is able to get in the intelligence in real time and to make decisions and coordination with the commanders on the ground in afghanistan . and that is what he was doing until very recently. it's not clear if he is still there. now, what we can tell you is that the u. s. president schedule has not changed. and he is scheduled in the next hour to meet with b as railey prime. minister and as a result, we are expecting to hear from the us president. now this has been the pattern all week. and today as we've seen, the pentagon, these ratings have been delayed and times they've been council. but so far we are not hearing that that visit between the really prime minister in the us president has been rescheduled. now the americans, as well as the world, the eager to hear from the us president because not o

u. s. has to drug drug trafficking with another issue. they have lots of things in common. but again, the u. s. is sort of saying, i know, you know, there's a difference for the u. s. his interest and those of russia and china. it's surprises me not at all that he brought up, roger and shy because the live that you what the dog about is what happened over the last 17 days. i'm surprised. he didn't bring up the fact and take credit for kanye west. finally dropping donder leg if there is a issue that does not refer to how that exit was handled, he wanted to talk about it. so russia and china have been in the biden world view, that number one and number 2 enemies of his foreign policy. so of course you brought them up, this is a foreign policy speech. the question then becomes, how does it relate to china and russia as for their lation ship to have ghana, stan, you who know russia and china do have a far more complex relationship with them. again, as the incense they are closer and, and have a more regional relationship with them. but this was a wave to a tie, everything back to where the biting foreign policy, what you is

u. s. is going to somehow punish, tell, tell me they're going to respond. you know, like, with shocking off to the u. s. is amazing power after 20 years of trying to democratize the country and nation build there and completely and utterly failing. you know, it's not like through sanctions going to have much impact on the country. and also be interesting to see what the binding administration decides to do. you know that they know that this is a word that they can't win. jeffrey tucker of the browser and institute. thank you so much for your time. and el salvador continues to move forward as it prepares to accept big coin as legal tender. a move that has brought praise from the crypto currency world and warnings from the international monetary fund with less than a week to go before the change. the deputies of the finance commission of the legislative assembly of el salvador agreed monday to create a $150000000.00 bitcoin trust to facilitate exchange between bitcoin and us dollars in the nation. and the el salvador and minister of economy says there is a possibility

u. s. and the european powers, you know, it was mentioned as well earlier by a correspondent alan fish that they are taking a sort of wait and see approach in their dealings with the taliban. and that will important, you know, international recognition that the taliban are seeking that it's all about what they do rather than what they say the same, the right things. but they need to see proof of that. how do you see that going forward then? well, you know, it's to be expected that for sure, washington is going to try to be very careful feeling that it's really been humiliated by what's happened and then europe and allies also so that they can say we, we cannot say we trust the taliban. they don't, they shouldn't give, give in history. but they're in this perverse situation of being totally dependent upon the taliban for the security of their troops who remain, especially in the u. s. s. the, the residual ones are extra traded and also of whatever americans and europeans remain behind unable to be evacuated along with. of course we have danny citizens who helped the united states and the coa

yeah, just along the rockies pushing into alberta, you know, the u. s. is also battling wildfire is about $85.00 across the country there. this is one of them the pacific northwest in oregon and give you an idea of what crews are up against. but as we had further to the south, were getting some intense pockets of rain pull through here influenced by the north american monsoon. so flash flood warnings widespread here, and we have seen it deliver in states like arizona elsewhere across north america. we're watching, it's called french as race across toward the south, and it could trigger some very big thunder storms as we had toward those gulf states on monday. central america, we're going to dial back the rain as we head toward honduras in nicaragua, on monday, but still non stop brain, a for costa rica and panama next south america. you know, we've been talking a lot about this cold snack punched across, but temperatures are now on their way back up. rio de janeiro. we've got to have $26.00 degrees and we've got our range continuous rain falling across t

u. s. system with the guns. effectively the u. s. military where the officers and the africans with the soldiers. when the officers pulled out, the soldiers didn't know what to do. i also think the u. s. was still looking at a map of afghanistan that was made up of provinces and districts. and of course the taliban were looking at a tribal map and speaking to all the key tribal players and getting them to, to change sides and lawfully what a diplomatic failure all those talks in doha, the u. s. strategy in those talks proved i think, to be not the right strategy at all. they took the taliban on trust. tell of on once they pulled out their forces would negotiate with, with the african government that they come up with a unity government. i don't think that president trump restart does negotiations. all president biden was perhaps following the words that we used to hear from ronald reagan that russian program he used to. he used to was site trust, but verify will corey for the vasic fall, i will be felt foreign. why age? you had the us fax, you see fancy blinking on the american television earlier claiming that the commonplace. absolutely. everything

in fact, we know that the u. s. state department, as well as other american officials, had been cautioning americans, we know there are at least 1500 that are still awaiting evacuation. they were told not to go to the airport because of concerns of what has now transpired. and that is some sort of explosion. what we are told is that this is potentially a suicide bomber that is behind that nation. now, given the fact that there was a warning in advance, it's not clear how many americans in addition to the service member, may potentially be affected by this. but again, this now begs the question about what is next. now the years president, up until today, had been very firm about the withdrawal of us troops to be completed by august 31st . but he said that with that being contingent on the continued evacuation of those that needed to get out prior to that withdrawal deadlines. he also said that he was drawing up contingency plans and had directed the pentagon to do so, but did not provide any details. so the question

u. s. has almost tried to get us to rely on the u. s. and it's help. and, you know, on one hand, we have biden's saying that china and russia would want nothing more than the then for the u. s. to keep feeling billions of dollars into a war they can't win. but on the other hand, the more hawkish members of his administration are, are ready. warning about, like you mentioned, china and russia having even more influence on the region and working with the country. so even with the u. s. appearing to back down. now, are we likely to see a change in policy anytime soon? i don't think so. i think the policies that are in place by the united states have been a failure now for years and they weren't changed. finally, mister biden understood, as mister trump did before him, that this was hopeless, and they should get out. they didn't prepare it very well, they didn't executed very well. they didn't do much of anything over there really very well. and that tells you more about the long term problems of the united states than it's going to tell you much about the others. the c

we know that 24 hours ago, the u. s. embassy and cabal was concerned about specific threats that were coming in from the group. i saw k, the off shoot of the militant military group that operates in afghanistan and stanley. the marines who are working at the airport had been told what to look for . if they thought the so as suicide bomber, despite that, they continued to process people through the gate. the numbers don't significantly over the last 24 hours, may suggest that that process then was taking slightly longer than normal. but what has happened is that what was described by the pentagon, as a complex attack, happened, the 1st of all at abbey gate, where a bomb exploded. people are suggesting that that was a suicide bomber. as the crowd moved away from that area and towards the nearby barrens hotel, that is when a 2nd device exploded. and that hotel is important because that's where a lot of for nationals had been staying had been based to get to the airport. they were told to wait there by the embassy, and we a

know, in afghanistan, all in fact the u. s. embassy in cobbler has just issued a security alert saying that the security situation is in couple is changing quickly, including at the airport. their reports of the airport taking fire, it reads, therefore, the embassy is instructing us citizens to shelter in place. now this security alert does not confirm that the, the reports of fire on the report on the airport in fact happened. but they are cautioning us citizens to take this measure. and yes, throughout the last few hours we have seen helicopter, after a helicopter, evacuating the civilian in dip. diplomatic staff, the u. s. citizens from the u. s. embassy to a more secure what is assumed a more secured location within the airport. and this is after president biden deployed $5000.00 us troops to essentially safeguard the international airport. and this evacuation route between the embassy and the airport itself and secretary of state antony lincoln. saying earlier that essentially there will be no more us staff remaining with

who would know who would paying for it, given the, the backing that's coming from the u. s. government unsecured us. who would know if it was then paying any damages or not? so given all of that, given the support that they've given security, how important is it to have that criminal case go ahead? the criminal case is, is paramount. you know, we fundamentally believe in this country that you do not get to kill somebody and walk away. no matter who you are, even if you have diplomatic immunity and that's always been our basic position we have. we don't wish misses the coolest any harm. and we, we simply ask her to face the u. k. justice system that is paramount, but at the moment until that happens, the civil case in the united states may represent be only chance that this family will get of justice. and again, the miscalculation that they're making on the other side is, and you know, just your how determined this family are to get to the bottom of things. it's never been about money. it's about harry's life. and you know, the impact that his losses had on them, and we woul

u. s. may not cross. you know, remember that this was all negotiated by the trump administration. donald trump promised the taliban in a negotiation that did not involve the afghan government that the us would withdraw . they would withdraw by august 31st. if the gentlemen did not launch any attacks in the interim on us troops, well, that agreement would be out the window if the us decided to unilaterally extend that agreement. and that would threaten a number of things. first of all, ladies of the taliban, who man, the checkpoints around 100 cars. i international airport they're, they're the ones who let people in, if they have the proper papers to go and be evacuated by the u. s. and they're the ones who stop people from going in, if they are not authorized to do so. so they could cause a lot of trouble. there's a possibility that because they've agreed to cease hostilities until august 31st, that they might resume them. so the u. s. has some serious decisions to make, and joe biden knows those consequences are

we also do know now that the u. s. embassy cobble is now going to be headquartered in doha for the foreseeable future, mainly because of what entity blinking called a very dangerous security situation inside afghanistan. so those are a couple of the big points that came out of his remarks here on monday evening. and washington monday, thanks roslyn. jordan, that for us in washington, we can tend to gabriel elizondo who is also based in washington dc. gabriel. earlier we heard from general frank mckenzie giving us a bit more detail in media briefing about the actual pull out from afghanistan. what with highlights from that well, he said that the official pull out from afghanistan was at a couple international airport, as we all know. he said there were the final 5 u. s. military planes. that left the very last plane, he said, had the military commander on the ground on that plane, as well as the top per us diplomat at the time in afghanistan on that plane as well as soon as that plane took off from the airport. and it

u. s. foreign policy. you know, the exports of weapons were always a trailing edge to policy decision. at some point, the saudis meant the decision to attack him in the u. s. is made the decision to illegally occupy syria. so these things do follow the core. if you want to strike the root is, is look at interventionist one policy and look at stopping the interventionism, stopping in business for the policy overseas. and maybe we have a little bit of peace. maybe that could be, that could be a nice if we lived in a perfect world real quick. i'm sure you, since you said you are not necessarily a lawyer in the global arms trade. i do have to ask you what other countries and like i said, somebody's gonna fill the gap, have military trade. those were aware of with saudi arabia, which might be going under the radar. like i think canada was i think candidate as i think some of our nato partners have a small deals with them. but of course the front of it is borne by the us and canada in terms of sales. but there are plenty of countries. the european union would be very happy to get into that bu