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'That's astonishing': Pentagon spokesman tells Jennifer Griffin how many ISIS-K prisoners the Taliban have released

The Biden White House makes a habit out of claiming that the Taliban and ISIS-K are sworn enemies, which helps give them cover on why they had the Taliban provide “security” in Kabul. However, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby’s answer to Jennifer Griffin’s question about how many ISIS-K members the Taliban have released from prison doesn’t exactly make them sound like enemies:

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“Thousands” of terrorists are back on the street.

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Kirby also said they’re not ruling out the Taliban as being complicit in the bombing outside the airport yesterday:

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