look at steve scalise. they're not part of -- senator grassley and scalise, they are part of a trump personality cult. >> james, let me ask you this. hang on. you have chuck grassley and steve scalise, since you mentioned both of them, look at the lukewarm way chuck grassley accepted the endorsement. look at the way steve scalise almost turned himself into a pretzel trying to avoidancing -- avoid answering the question on fox news. do these two people and a number of republicans in leadership -- do they buy into the trump thing really? if they don't, why do they continue playing along? >> because they're doing exactly what the republicans in the state of iowa want or the republicans in the first congressional district of louisiana want. they're nothing but a manifestation of democracy. the problem is about 35% of the people in this country translates into a large majority of republicans, are just flat out of their minds. there's no -- it's no other way to put it. they might be hard working god fearing peopl

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adam kinzinger or a toaddy like steve scalise? the vast majority of republicans are going the steve scalise model. >> so sad. miles, are you optimistic your effort will be successful? >> look, i'm optimistic in the long run that there are forces for change in this country to make this happen. you just look at the polls. in fact, 50% of americans now say that they are political independents, they're not democrats or republicans. so there's genuine consumer demand for something new in this country. in the short-term, though, it's an uphill battle. that's the reason me and governor whitman led off the piece by saying, rational republicans are losing the gop civil war so our last best hope at the moment is to team up with democrats to deliver defeat to the radicals. that's what we've got to do now to win this fight. but look, i'm worried that american democracy won't reach its 300th birthday if we don't do this. we're calling on concerned conservatives to join us. come back into the fight. it's not over yet. stay tune. >> miles taylor

scalise. and the victory is overshadowed by disappointing jobs numbers. >> we are making consistent

a big cheer for steve scalise. house minority whip. >> he will bat leadoff here playing -- catching this evening. first offering is a strike. to scalise. injured in a shooting in 2017, they played the game the next day, 24,000, almost 25,000 here at the ballpark. scalise returned the year after. he swings at the second offering. it's left and short, panetta comes in to make the catch in left field. nice running grab. calling off malinowski at shortstop. we think he called it off. >> nice to move there -- nice move there by steve scalise, nice to see him swing the bat. he's been an inspiration to a lot of lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, the fact that he's gone through countless surmingries. here's kevin brady swinging at the first pitch, 2-2, panetta out there in left field puts it away for out two. republicans come up swinging. >> kevin brady, i mentioned, one of the best players on the team. he ripped it out there to left field. steve scalise, just to wrap up, he has undergone countless surgeries and shown

in some ways, people like steve scalise, lawmakers like chuck grassley -- um -- leaning into this and really giving it their full weight is, i think, worse than trump doing it. the idea that trump lies and doesn't know how to tell the truth or doesn't care about facts. that's almost baked into the cake even amongst his supporters. but the idea that lawmakers are going along with it, very seriously. not flippantly but seriously going along with it, i think, gives it a lot of credit to people who are tuning into fox news. maybe, who are disaffected voters and think, well, if they are saying it, surely, it must be true because no one seems to be fact checking this, you know, on some of the right-wing media airwaves. so i think it's -- it's actually incredibly dangerous, what steve scalise and chuck grassley and many other republicans, by the way, are doing. in -- in some ways, worse than trump saying it in the first place. >> mike, chris wallace couldn't get a straight answer out of congressman scalise. let me try to get a straight answer out of you. do you think the 2020 election was st

this is what she said after she heard steve scalise. millions of americans have been sold a fraud that the election was stolen. republicans have a duty to tell the american people that this is not true. perpetuating the big lie is an attack on the core of our constitutional republic. she is right. she is right. the facts support her. that's not a political partisan statement, but there are so few republicans who are willing to just tell the president he's not welcome and there are so many republicans who want to rush out to be on the stage at a trump rally. >> congressman scalise is essentially trying not to piss off donald trump and while doing so wittingly or unwittingly to your point is laying the groundwork for the potential for 2024 when it gets to the house making decision about electors becoming very, very problematic very quickly. this has been the republican party for five years. if we survive today and kind of push them off today, at some point someone will take him out or somebody else will challenge and rise and they have be

steve scalise is a leadership. there he is gulp, gulp, gulping that kool-aid down. fellow republicans have fallen in line and chanted the big lie trump supposedly won. as steve bannon writes for msnbc, the line between the gop fringe on capitol hill and the gop leadership is blurred to the point where it hardly exists at all. the big lie is so deeply entrenched in republican orthodox. they're poised to steal elections they don't win and that's prompted warnings from neo conservative scholar to libertarian comedian bill mar to chris krebs at the department of homeland security. he warned yesterday our democracy is in a death spiral. >> what we're seeing is congressmen schiff mention this constant erosion of confidence in the electoral system and it is ultimately anti democratic and we're frankly in a death spiral as i see it and two years, four years at the ballot box isn't good enough and there has to be other accountability measures for those that will continue to proliferate these lies. >> that's what makes the committee investigating january 6th so critical. and

it has revealed steve scalise not able to speak the truth about our election. and it has revealed in so many other ways that while courage is contagious, so is cowardice. right now, there's an epidemic of cowardice in the gop where they will not stand up to this unethical former president. they'll continue to carry his lies even though those lies eat at the heart of our democracy. if we can't trust elections to resolve who will govern, that paveathize way for violence. i can't believe that folks who ran for congress with the intent of undermining our democracy, but i wanted to write about how that happens, how in four short years, donald trump was able to completely remake one of america's great parties, and co-opt so many of the people i work with. >> the subtitle, how we almost lost our democracy and still could. so you're saying it's still possible we could lose our democracy here in the united states? >> without a doubt. and the way that happens is the way it happens in other countries. it's not always by violent revolution. it's through quasi-legal means.

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joining us now, the number two republican in the house, steve scalise. congressman, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good morning. good to be back with you. chris: why do you think the jobs report from last month was so disappointing? president biden says the key factor was the surge in the delta variant, particularly in mid-september when the survey was taken. >> well, really if you look at all of the policies under president biden, i mean, the inflation that we're seeing but paying people not to work is still a major drag on the economy. some of the other welfare programs that they set up earlier this year making it easier for people to stay at home, rather than go get a job, whenever employer you talk to is looking for workers. and then you tack on top of that the regulations that they keep adding, agency after agency going after small businesses, making it harder to keep the supply chain moving. all of those things are adding up, self imposed by president biden who walked in with three vaccines and an economy primed to take off and yet it's been d

scalise answered that question from chris wallace, or refused to answer it. citing the constitution. what state legislatures did during covid was try to make it easier for people to vote. that was what they were doing. and 60 courts said that is what they were doing. and it was fine. and it was legal. so you'll have to ask yourself the question, whether this is going to become the excuse, which is, aha, the constitution, they didn't follow the constitution. what they were doing was trying to allow people to vote in a pandemic, which is very democratic if you ask me. >> gloria borger and olivia troy, we appreciate talking to you. thank you. >>> okay, now to coronavirus. and in the past few weeks covid cases and hospitalizations and deaths have all gone down. so are we out of the woods? former fda commissioner scott gottlieb will be here to answer that and much more. >> and airline passengers are stranded after southwest airlines canceled thousands of flights. the airline is trying to blame air traffic control problems but the faa is pushing back. ♪ this... i

scalise, how do you read the fact that steve scalise, the number two in the house republican caucus is, you know, still going along with donald trump after everything that's been said and done that, you know, kevin mccarthy also, the house leadership is completely enthralled. >> it was painful watching him, you saw him say the same answer three times, answer that he thought was a safe space between saying outright that it was stolen and saying outright that it wasn't, so he simply says, well, there were some procedural issues in some of the states. that really answers the question. the leadership on the hill has shown on the house side that it's still basically under the influence certainly of president trump, even if they don't believe it. and i think it's fair to say that most republicans, not all, but most republicans on the hill don't believe the stuff that president trump is saying and yet feel in some way or another, you know, wary about simply saying it out loud because they'll be punished by the base. they'll be punished by the president. they might lose fund-raising, face a

that's what they do in countries, hey, steve scalise, that's not what they do here. go back and i think you need to go back take some civic classes. maybe they got a civic class where they live in a community college and relearn civics. this is absolutely -- despicable a year later. >> so liz cheney responded to the scalise's comment in a tweet that reads in part, perpetuating the big lie is an attack on the core of our constitution republic. >> it attacks katty kay, the core of democracy which is again it depends on men and women of good faith on both sides accepting election results even when it does not go your way. the judges, all the trump's judges and most elected leaders in the republican party are now admitting yes, donald trump won. here we have the number two house republicans, lying to his constituents and the american people. not being able to say joe biden was elected president. >> you had a couple of real indicators over the course of this weekend. you had scalise refusing repeatedly, even after court after court around the country has ruled indeed he w

tomorrow we'll have steve scalise and chris koons. at la guardia airport an airplane was evacuated after a security issue on board. molly line is there. molly: it was forced to make an emergency landing at law guard yeah. one man is in custody for alleged suspicious activity. some 80 people deplaning right on the taxiway. this was about 3:00. the video showing significant emergency response. it happened on american eagle 017. the port authority reports an emergency was declared by a pilot regarding a suspicious passenger and luggage on board. upon ex exiting the active runway, the plane stopped at a taxiway. the crew responded according to procedures and with concern for the safety of all on board. the passenger involved in the incident was taken into custody. the investigation is ongoing. you can imagine pretty disconcerting for some of nose passengers. jon: coming up, we'll take you to des moines iowa where president trump will speak in about an hour. steve harrigan is tracking the search for brian laundrie in florida. steve: i'm st

seemed destined for energy nption . >> steve scalise is joining me now. i want to ask you about our energy issues but first -- a chance to respond to secretary pete buttigieg. what do you make of that. >> first, great to be back with you. secretary buttigieg is trying to promote the massive tax and spend package, it is the biden administration that created so many supply chain problems, starting with the lack of affordable american energies, one reason that people pay 40% more for gasoline at the pump, and that prices at grocery store are higher. and because of the policies where they said, they are not gains all energy, but american energy. you want you pointed out president biden comes in kills keystone pipeline and all those jobs, puts a moratorium on drilling in america but begs opec and russia to drill more, if it were about saving the planet, we do it better than anywhere else. we can't get the goods we need. if you want to buy a microwave often, you will pay 30% more and wait 6 months because president biden flipped this upside down creating they p

just ahead, gop whip steve ,scalise on the economic agenda, the vaccine mandates and the 400,000 new migrants making their way to the southern border right now. then, the chinese communist party bullying is on display as the ccp flies an additional 60 military jets into taiwan's air defense space this weekend, capitalizing on america asleep at the wheel. former pentagon chief of staff kash patel connects the dots on the big lie of russian collusion and how those who abused power hoare now in power. will special counsel john durham reel in any big fish in the coming weeks. plus, the culture wars. >> i find myself in awe and startled by these revelations. maria: comedian russell brand and nicki minaj react to dirty tricks on the power grab. is the left finally waking up to the abuses and the failed policies of the democrat machine? christian walker and conservative publisher louise burke a on cancel culture on the left and corruption in washington. all that right here, right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ maria: and first this morning, bowing to the socialists, bernie sanders said

and two, keep kevin and steve scalise out of the majority. now, nicole, you're aware of that bombshell "rolling stone" report that just came out that shows that up to seven republican members of congress were engaging with insurrectionists in the lead-up to january 6th to help them with their planning. some of these people will be in house republican leadership if they take back the chamber. we've got to prevent that from happening. folks like jim jordan could become the head of the judiciary committee that oversees the justice department. and if he was engaged in talking to insurrectionists, that seems to be a massive conflict of interest, if not a security concern so that's why we're going after the folks on this list and we think it's important to take an all of the above approach on how to boot them from congress. >> i have two follow-up questions. one, they did it out loud. i mean, let me just play this. marjorie taylor greene's own words, her own face, her own voice on january 5th, basically previewing what she planned to do the next da

and this came up in steve scalise's interview with fox yesterday. one of the things that republicans are now talking about is using state legislatures to vote after the election to seek or not seek the top vote winner in that state. could be the vote for president. could be the vote for other statewide officials. but think about that. this is now becoming an official position of the republican party that republican state legislatures in states like pennsylvania, in iowa, in florida, can vote not to certify the actual results, but put their favorite candidate in. this is something that several states are considering doing, and it is shocking that it hasn't gotten more attention for the anti-democratic act that it is, but this is where we are heading, and this is what i think bill maher, you know, who may be a comedian, but he sure knew what he was talking about last night. >> it's not funny. t. >> it was very, very powerful. do you appear trump will be successful in purging any members of the gop who would stand up to him, if -- if he attempts anothe

that falls in comfortable interview with the number two republican in the house, steve scalise, where he repeatedly failed to say that the election was legit. and then clearing the way, including by the way, to senator chuck grassley. >> i was born at night, but not last night. so if i didn't accept the endorsement of a person that's got 91% of the republican voters in iowa, i wouldn't be too smart. >> by the way, if you're looking for reasons not to accept the endorsement, i think think of at least nine. that is the number of times former president trump called on gop leadership to push his false claims about the election according to a new senate report. the report saying this, in attempting to enlist the department of justice for personal and political purposes in an effort to maintain his hold on the white house, trump grossly abused the power of the presidency. that court came from the senate judiciary committee which, by the way, chuck grassley, a man who happily took trump's endorsement serves on the committee. i want to bring in sahil kapur. adam schiff was on cnn this morning

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>> well, let me first say, boris, steve scalise is a friend, but it was painful for me to watch that. it's also embarrassing that leaders in the house and congress are afraid of a small segment of population that refuses to deal in reality. i suspect that he hand the other leaders saw what happened to liz cheney when they pushed back on the big lie, when they spoke truth. you know, liz cheney was ejected from the leadership. i think this is all about fear. they see the treatment that mitch mcconnell gets for refusing to go along with trump in the certification process of the election. mcconnell investmented to certify, of course. this is what happened. they need to push back in larger numbers. i've been saying this for a long time. silence and denial is not a response to what's happening in this country, particularly the former president. >> let's listen to something the former president said in a rally in iowa over the weekend about mitch mcconnell. >> mitch mcconnell didn't have the courage to challenge the election. he's only a leader because he raises a lot of money and he gives i

but on the topic of the 2020 election, the number-two house republican, steve scalise, repeatedly sidestepped a question this weekend about the legitimacy of the vote. >> i understand you think there were irregularities and things that need to be fixed. do you think the election was stolen? >> and it's not just irregularities. it's states that did not follow the laws set which the constitution says they're supposed to follow. >> alcindor: that drew a quick response from congresswoman liz cheney, one of the few vocal critics in the g.o.p. of the former president's false election claims. she said of scalise's tv appearance “perpetuating the big lie is an attack on the core of our constitutional republic.” the former president is openly supporting a primary challenger who is trying to unseat cheney in next year's midterm for the pbs newshour, i'm yamiche alcindor. >> woodruff: and that brings us to politics monday. i'm here with amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter. and tamara keith of npr. she joins us from dayton, ohio. hello to both of youtam, in dayton, and amy walter

so does this interview with the house's number two republican steve scalise. >> do you think the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump? >> well, i've been clear from the beginning. if you look at the number, states they didn't follow their state-passed laws that govern the election for president. that is what the united states constitution says. >> i understand you think there were irregularities and things that need to be fixed. do you think the election was stole snn. >> it's not just -- it's states that did not follow the laws set which the constitution says they're supposed to follow. >> that's the number two republican in the house, and a possible candidate to be speaker if republicans take that chamber back. folks, the bottom line here, the day-to-day drama in washington over the fate of the biden agenda, the government shutdown threats and the interparty squabbles on the left, a potent threat to the long-term viability of u.s. democracy and instability. it's finding serious, serious traction on the right. and ignoring this isn't going to make it go away. we've got to talk

it revealed kevin mccarthy and steve scalises and others, it also revealed people of great courage. liz cheney, of great courage. it revealed adam kinzinger to have great courage. it revealed dan coats and mitt romney and all kinds of people of conviction, who rose to the occasion, and, you know, looking at those stories ought to give us inspiration. all of us right now have a role to play in the saving of our democracy. we can't all be marie yavonovich who defied a president and came and told the truth. we can't all be in her position, but we can in our own way play a role in saving our democracy when it is at maximum risk. >> chairman adam schiff "midnight in washington" available now. thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >>> lieutenant governor of a state calling homosexuality filth, comments caught on camera. >>> a mom suing a school after her son got covid from a classmate. and the new revelations expected just hours from now in the gabby petito case. when did you see the signs? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract

shortly before air time, steve scalise urged members to vote no on it. today's committee vote to proceed was 9-4 along party lines and follows the house january 6th select committee's unanimous vote last night to bring the charge. select committee chair bennie thompson and republican vice chair liz cheney both testified today. here's what she told her fellow republicans about steve bannon, the man who boasted on his january 5th podcast about what would happen the next day. >> he said all hell would break loose on january 6th and he was right. that over 140 capitol police officers who fought for hours and were injured. and there is no doubt that steve bannon knows far more than he says on that video. >> bannon, as you no he, is defying a subpoena from the select committee. he was also, in more ways than just boasting involved in the planning and promoting of january 6th. in their new book "peril," bob woodward and robert costa recall a late december phone call he had with the former president. bannon told trump to focus on january 6th. that was the moment

steve scalise is not a stupid person. he's a smart person refusing to just acknowledge a basic fact, and seemingly clueless as to the damage he does in perpetuating such lies. he is the number two republican in the house and he refuses to say a basic fact that the 2020 election wasn't stolen. shortly after that answer, republican congresswoman liz cheney came out and tweeted of scalise, millions of americans have been sold a fraud that the election was stolen. republicans have a duty to tell the american people that this is not true. perpetuating the big lie is an attack on the core of our constitutional republic. unfortunately, trump has made pushing these lies a litmus test for republicans and they have allowed him to make it a litmus test. so now, they are either side by side with him or somehow their careers are over. as bob woodward, who i am going to speak to in just a moment, wrote in his new book, he said on the day of the insurrection, trump called pence. again, pressuring him to overturn the election. quote, if

the coverup began today with steve scalise of louisiana. he's recommending that the entire republican caucus vote no on the contempt referral for bannon according to cnn. never mind the case against bannon is open and shut, steve scalise would rather prove himself to trump and can't articulate rational for letting bannon defy congress. >> i think you're seeing most members get tired of the witch hunts and the games. >> when it really comes down to is this, republicans are trying to save themselves and vote away their own complicity in the events of the january 6th. that is why they want to let bannon off the hook. as chairman bennie thompson pointed out, no american, no american could get away with what bannon has done. >> for folks watching at home this evening, i want you to think about something, what would happen to you if you did what mr. bannon is doing? if you were a material witness in a criminal prosecution of some of the lawsuits, what would happen do you think you would be able to go about your business. there isn't a different s

a top republican in the house, steve scalise, went on fox this morning and wouldn't say if he believes biden won the 2020 election legitimately. let's listen. >> at the end of the day, are we going to follow what the constitution says or not? i hope we get back to what the constitution says. but clearly in a number of states, they didn't follow those legislative ly -- >> so you think the election was stolen? >> what i said is there are states that didn't follow their legislatively set rules. that's what the united states constitution says. >> do you think the election was stolen or not? i understand you think there were irregularities and things that need to be fixed. do you think the election was stolen? >> it's not just irregular -- it's states that did not follow the laws set which the constitution says they're supposed to follow. >> i've got to take a deep breath because hearing that makes my blood boil. all of these issues have been litigated in court as we know. why are top republicans still misleading americans on this, scott? why is this still happening in your party? >> well,

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why do steve scalise continue to peddle the big lie or refuse to tell the truth about it? why does kevin mccarthy done the same thing? power revealed to them that they don't have the courage of their own supposed convictions. but their time is numbered. historically, those that they are following are rebuked by history, and they will be, too. so i have every confidence that that's going to happen. but, again, i think that we need to look not to those that have capitulated. we knew in stichktively i think before this whole chapter in our national history that courage is contagious. we found out so is cowardice. let's let the courage be contagious. let's let the four figures you put up on the screen inspire us with their courage. there are lots of good people who are sticking their neck out, liz cheney, adam kinzinger and others. let's look to their example. i would like to think they are the future of gop a gop that once again becomes a party of ideas and ideology. what we are going lieu in the united states is not unlike what other countries have gone through around the gl

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house minority whip steve scalise on sunday morning futures on the road ahead. >> she's past through every kind of deadline, whatever number and date it's less relevant on the devastation of lower-income middle-class families. maria: vow to go get a deal done in the next 3 weeks but the trillion dollar cost must be scaled down in order to get a deal with progressives who won't agree with infrastructure without larger spending plan and moderates who won't agree to the plan's high cost. meanwhile activists have turned to bullying moderate senators to get them to force their hand. joe manchin was surrounding by protesting kyakers on dc boat after he wants package to 1 and a half trillion dollars. kyrsten sinema was followed to the bathroom by immigration activist in her home state of arizona this week. unbelievable the tackics to get the senators on board. extraordinary. u.s. officials are warning signing to seek aggression after it flu military aircraft into taiwan air defense zone over the weekend. the state department reiterating rock solid commitment to taiwan and would assist in ma

sarah haynes is at least correct in the sense we've seen this movie not long ago with steve scalise, he with others getting shot in softball practice, rand paul was attacked on his own front lawn, broken ribs, collapsed lung, we see trump administration folks harassed and chased out of restaurants during that era but to hear the conservative on the view, defend the harassment. chris cuomo, in prime time asked why protests were polite and peaceful during summer of 2020 when riots were occurring across american cities, cnn reported they were mostly peaceful while in the background, at the end of diehard they were burning down. the new york times encapsulates the hypocrisy, what is going on with kirsten sinema, there's a difference between being a maverick and the narcissist. when the late john mccain booked his party he was a maverick, help save obama care, that made him courageous but when kirsten sinema boxer party she's a reckless narcissist trying to destroy democracy. jillian: is there a conversation to be had? when you say things and doesn't always come out of a plan like that, b

i can't imagine steve scalise refused to answer. i want to be in congress so i can push the big lie by a president. as i mentioned in the book, it does not always reveals. it reveals a lot of who we are. the power reveals a lot of people who i work with turned out not to care anything they cared about. it reveals something else too. this is why i am still optimistic. it reveals heroes like maria yanovich. we'll get through this, what we do right now in pushing back against this big lie will determine how long it's going to take for america to get through this dark period. >> congressman, we want to talk about the january 6th select committee, you are obviously apart of that. we have seen president trump and his allies trying to be obstructionist about this. the current white house says they're not going to go along with that. you have bannon and others defying subpoenas to appear. what happens? if they don't commit, is there any way you can compel them to? >> steve bannon was called in as a witness during the russia investigation, h

can we talk about a great italian-american, steve scalise in your home state. >> the three of us will do the parade this year. >> no one is slowing us down and i hesitate to criticize a fellow thai american at this time of year but where you are going is not off-base but hope you understand my sentiment. >> if you think after fauci recommended masking kids with 0 scientific evidence, failing to follow through with a study that is still ongoing and discounted natural immunity and the lockdown failures going to drive him from the public stage think again. >> i believe a lot of americans have lost confidence in you, doctor fauci. is there a point where you will say i do more harm than good because people don't listen to me anymore and step aside? >> know, absolutely unequivocally no. >> all i can say is you better bone up on your fauci impression, he's going to be around for a long time. happy columbus day to you. the administration that was going to restore ethical behavior is looking the other way while the president's son sells food, not so great art for 100,$000 a pop. what can congr

jillian: congressman steve scalise has this to say about vaccine mandates forcing americans out of their jobs. >> even with antibodies about covid we're going to get you fired from your job? hospitals we started see numbers very alarming, hospitals that are seeing thousands of their employees leave, some are firing their employees. you saw it with police officers. i guess liberals don't care about this because they want to defund the police but you're seeing a lot of police department where they're putting mandates in place where the police officers are just quitting the job. the military goes after our men and women in uniform. we should be encouraging people to get the facts on the vaccination, not to threaten and shame them and kill their careers and livelihoods all over that. jillian: scalise added it's outrageous that migrants coming to the u.s. illegally don't have to worry about getting a covid test or get vaccinated. a deadly bombing at a mosque in afghanistan's capital. .todd: this comes as aide experts say president biden's rushed withdrawal left more than 1,000 afghan allies b