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This is John Batchett, a conversation with my colleague Bill Rajio, the Foundation for Defense of Democracy, about the news that Secretary of State Rubio has won the release of an American

held hostage illicitly and outrageously by the Taliban and Kabul for nine months. However, Bill adds,

the twist is what we very well might have given up in order to get our own citizen back

from being held illicitly, and that is one of the al-Qaeda ops held at guantanamo his bill to describe what he thinks is going on the swap

much more of this tonight about the taliban about bagram about return to afghanistan about what can and can't be done for the people left behind

before i address problem i just want to say really quick about that hostage release.

The question is, is what is the U.S. going to give up in return?

It's very likely that that's going to be an individual who's held a Guantanamo named

Mohammed Rahim.

He was, well, Omar's drug, according to all of the

U.S. intelligence, close to Osama bin Laden, helped him escape from Tora Bora, Mullah Omar's driver,

the former head of the founder and former head of the Taliban. He's one individual, the U.S. military, doesn't want to give up,

and it's very likely that he will be walking free sometime soon. So there's always a cost,

and the Taliban usually wins in these negotiations.