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This is CBS I Am The World, I'm John Bacheler, the Taliban on television.

I welcome Bill Rajjo, a senior fellow of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies,

who keeps the long-word journal with his colleagues.

To begin with, the Kabul attack network on television in Afghanistan.

This is a surprising revelation from something Bill is known about for some time.

I'd never seen it so boldly stated.

This is a man associated with the deaths of hundreds of human beings,

men, women, children, US, Afghanistan, Pakistan, international, hundreds of human beings,

sitting what should have to say in poor posture with a smile on his face on television.

Bill introduces to Taj Mir Jawad, good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

Yes, Taj Mir Jawad was one of two individuals who co-led the US military use to call the Kabul attack network.

And what this group was, it was in an amalgamation or a syndicate of Chefod's network in and around Kabul.

It included Al Qaeda, the movement of Taliban in Pakistan, last party,

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