This Is CNN: Taliban Chanting ‘Death to America’ Seem Friendly

CNN declares Taliban shouting 'death to America' seems friendly

On Monday, CNN’s chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward told millions of viewers that the Taliban chanting “death to America” seemed friendly to her.

Yes, really.

During Monday’s broadcast of “New Day,” Ward delivered a report from the streets of Kabul shortly after the Afghanistan President fled the country following the complete takeover by Taliban terrorists.

With a big smile on her face, Ward said it is “clear” the Taliban is now back in “charge” of Afghanistan.

“As soon as we leave our compound, it’s clear who is now in charge,” Ward said in the report.

“Taliban fighters have flooded the capital. Smiling and victorious, they took this city of 6 million people in a matter of hours — barely firing a shot. This is a sight I honestly thought I would never see: scores of Taliban fighters, and just behind us, the U.S. embassy compound. Some carry American weapons. They tell us they’re here to maintain law and order.”

Breitbart.com reports: Ward then translated an interview with a commander of the Taliban who told her that “everything is under control and that America needs to “leave” Afghanistan.

“‘Everything is under control. Everything will be fine,’ the commander says. ‘Nobody should worry,’” she reported.

“What’s your message to America right now?” Ward asked the commander.

“‘America already spent enough time in Afghanistan,’” she quoted him as saying. “‘They need to leave,’ he tells us. ‘They already lost lots of lives and lots of money.’”

CNN showed a clip of members of the Taliban holding guns up in the air and chanting.

“They’re just chanting, ‘Death to America,’ but they seem friendly at the same time,” Ward advised. “It’s utterly bizarre.”

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