This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

We go to Afghanistan and the Taliban took over. And if you remember, first time out, the American forces were able to kick out the Taliban.

It was a war.

America prevailed and instituted.

Now we have a democratic government in Afghanistan.

And because of the Taliban and this insurgency, his guerrilla warfare, which they're very good at doing, they won the war. As a matter of fact,

Joe Biden got in so much trouble about the American withdrawal in Afghanistan, and it's really one of

the main points against him when he did run and will run for president. So with that being said,

the Taliban said they're going to be more open.

They are going to allow some kind of women's rights. When the Taliban comes in, they're pretty fundamentalists. This is a very fundamentalist, Muslim Sharia law country in which women have absolutely no rights.

They can't be seen in public without that burqa.

They can't be seen in public without someone there, a man there.

They cannot be alone.

They cannot drive.

They certainly cannot vote.

And so the Taliban said, we're not going to do that again.

We are going to pull back.

And they did for about 30 seconds.

So what is the Taliban just reinstituted?

Women will be stoned to death in public.

And this is the punishment for adultery.

We will flog women in public. We'll then stone them to death in public.

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