Major Joshua Mast

And, you know, we'll get a little bit more into some government misconduct, but this same embassy person in all of our litigation has filed statements saying that, oh, like trying to make it look like they had processes like the right way or that the Red Cross was involved, like...

I've got an email downstairs with your people from the Red Cross to this Afghan child protection specialist, like three days before she was supposed to get turned over to them. And they're like, hey, could you please identify who this person is? The Red Cross had no idea. who she was going to.

I've got an email downstairs with your people from the Red Cross to this Afghan child protection specialist, like three days before she was supposed to get turned over to them. And they're like, hey, could you please identify who this person is? The Red Cross had no idea. who she was going to.

I've got an email downstairs with your people from the Red Cross to this Afghan child protection specialist, like three days before she was supposed to get turned over to them. And they're like, hey, could you please identify who this person is? The Red Cross had no idea. who she was going to.

And they have, the Department of Justice under the previous administration has filed like filings and lawsuits saying the Red Cross was involved. It's like, well, if that's true, how come they're asking for her identity like two days before you're supposed to put her out of U.S. custody with no vetting at all? And then this guy, we acquired his phone number at some point.

And they have, the Department of Justice under the previous administration has filed like filings and lawsuits saying the Red Cross was involved. It's like, well, if that's true, how come they're asking for her identity like two days before you're supposed to put her out of U.S. custody with no vetting at all? And then this guy, we acquired his phone number at some point.

And they have, the Department of Justice under the previous administration has filed like filings and lawsuits saying the Red Cross was involved. It's like, well, if that's true, how come they're asking for her identity like two days before you're supposed to put her out of U.S. custody with no vetting at all? And then this guy, we acquired his phone number at some point.

And then, you know, if you plug in, like a lot of vets know, like WhatsApp and Signal, you know, we all use those things. It has a profile picture that pops up. Guess what's on this guy's profile picture?

And then, you know, if you plug in, like a lot of vets know, like WhatsApp and Signal, you know, we all use those things. It has a profile picture that pops up. Guess what's on this guy's profile picture?

And then, you know, if you plug in, like a lot of vets know, like WhatsApp and Signal, you know, we all use those things. It has a profile picture that pops up. Guess what's on this guy's profile picture?

Well, it's a little Taliban flag, and it's a little placard bragging that the Taliban is coming to hear his, like, grandson or something in their home village three miles from the objective recite the Koran. Which, like, whatever, it's your culture, fine.

Well, it's a little Taliban flag, and it's a little placard bragging that the Taliban is coming to hear his, like, grandson or something in their home village three miles from the objective recite the Koran. Which, like, whatever, it's your culture, fine.

Well, it's a little Taliban flag, and it's a little placard bragging that the Taliban is coming to hear his, like, grandson or something in their home village three miles from the objective recite the Koran. Which, like, whatever, it's your culture, fine.

But if you've got a flag of—the Taliban flag over a map of Afghanistan on your profile picture, I kind of think that you're probably sympathetic that way. Yeah. And— There's a whole series of indicators that we'll get into a little bit later as we go to how she got out of Afghanistan because that's literally like the second half of the story. We're probably finishing with how she got turned over.

But if you've got a flag of—the Taliban flag over a map of Afghanistan on your profile picture, I kind of think that you're probably sympathetic that way. Yeah. And— There's a whole series of indicators that we'll get into a little bit later as we go to how she got out of Afghanistan because that's literally like the second half of the story. We're probably finishing with how she got turned over.

But if you've got a flag of—the Taliban flag over a map of Afghanistan on your profile picture, I kind of think that you're probably sympathetic that way. Yeah. And— There's a whole series of indicators that we'll get into a little bit later as we go to how she got out of Afghanistan because that's literally like the second half of the story. We're probably finishing with how she got turned over.

But basically, because of the State Department's position was we don't want to impact the peace deal. A colonel testified that the Taliban negotiators had mentioned the situation. I don't know if that's true. I don't have firsthand knowledge of that. And so it was this...

But basically, because of the State Department's position was we don't want to impact the peace deal. A colonel testified that the Taliban negotiators had mentioned the situation. I don't know if that's true. I don't have firsthand knowledge of that. And so it was this...

But basically, because of the State Department's position was we don't want to impact the peace deal. A colonel testified that the Taliban negotiators had mentioned the situation. I don't know if that's true. I don't have firsthand knowledge of that. And so it was this...

series of, what, half-truths that they were able to IO campaign the administration to be like, oh, well, like, nobody wants to, like, oh, take her away from family. That's safe. And, oh, maybe we're just wrong. But the embassy had never looked at this classified intel. And we weren't able to, the colonel from the Pentagon I mentioned earlier that came and testified at our board of inquiry,