but the tyler ban nato forces have around that airport. as we heard about and blamed us nato forces for these attacks saying that they created the pandemonium by starting these flights. the fact of the matter is, is that the taliban actually are supposed to be in control of the outer perimeter of the airport. and certainly in the hours before yesterday's attacks, that's all about in that area. we're creasing really aggressive and panicky off to those warnings of, of an imminent attack. went out we had a one about, produces, go up there and try and film. and he was very aggressively turned away. there were a passage that had been put across that abby abbey entrance to the to, to the airport. we understand that, you know, the tyler bond drafted in thousands of other fighters from the provinces to try and increase the security around the airport. but there is an increasing sense of fear and trepidation in the city this morning. and these attacks grave indication of the kind of security challenges that the taliban will be facing in the months

future relationship with nato allies? >> i know secretary of state blinken has been making phone calls all day. i have seen the reports of phone calls he has had with goal states. -- gulf states. but it is incumbent upon the president to be reassuring to nato allies. just because we walked away from afghanistan withittle conference -- consultation, that we will remain in our international interests with our nato allies. >> i just saw a poll come in and it said 68% of americans agree it was always going to end badly and afghanistan. do you agree with that assessment of most americans? >> it's an opinion poll, so people are expressing their opinion. i don't think it had to end this way. i think we could have planned more and given the afghans more time. we could have invested more over many years, over several administrations we were minimizing what we were trying to do as opposed to trying to accomplish our fundamental objectives. >> thank you for joining us. we will see how this evolves over the coming days. i want to loo

future relationship with nato allies? >> i know secretary of state blinken has been making phone calls all day. i have seen the reports of phone calls he has had with goal states. -- gulf states. but it is incumbent upon the president to be reassuring to nato allies. just because we walked away from afghanistan with little conference -- consultation, that we will remain in our international interests with our nato allies. >> i just saw a poll come in and it said 68% of americans agree it was always going to end badly and afghanistan. do you agree with that assessment of most americans? >> it's an opinion poll, so people are expressing their opinion. i don't think it had to end this way. i think we could have planned more and given the afghans more time. we could have invested more over many years, over several administrations we were minimizing what we were trying to do as opposed to trying to accomplish our fundamental objectives. >> thank you for joining us. we will see how this evolves over the coming days. i want to l

and nato, a certain european countries like in libyan syria, disastrous consequences. so, one would hope this, my situation might be a wake up call, that you know, these military interventions don't work affectively and cause a lot of hardship and suffering for the population of these countries who have to solve their own internal political problems. most international legal scholars, the war and afghans dance was illegal because the taliban never directly sent 911 hijackers to bomb the trade center. and there are no legal basis for that war. so the swift advancement made by the taliban is a failure of the afghan forces. i mean is that kind of tone deaf and simply just punting responsibility. the us cannot and should not try to deflect blame for what's happened there at the end of the day. we are the ones who invaded that country. we're the ones who over through the government there and replaced it with, with our own. and so when we suddenly decide to leave and everything goes to crap, we're ultimately responsible for that. you cannot, you cannot shut blame in this sit

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i've spoken with our nato allies who spoken with nato allies, the secretary state or national security via he's been in contact with his counterparts throughout the world. and our allies, as has the general r b. i keep calling them in general, but my secretary defense. the fact of the matter is i have not seen a matter of fact the exact opposite. i've got. this is about america leading the world and all our allies have agreed with that. the seemingly out to lunch attitude and utter fiasco that took place under the current administration has drawn criticism from not just biden's rivals, but from fellow party members as well. i'm disappointed that the button administration clearly did not accurately assess the implications of a rapid us withdrawal. the images we saw coming out of of going to start show a tremendous humanitarian crisis. this is going to hurt us. no question about it. i think of janice town, his last, every terrorist around the world is cheering. they have watched the taliban defeat america. in effect, president buttons, poor judgment produced the worst possible outcome in

that were common date from the a, the afghan national army, and us and nato forces. but some expert saying a lot of these weapons of also fallen into the hands of i. so now the pentagon said that there has been cooperation between us and nato forces and the taliban during this evacuation operation. and the taliban has said that it will not allow either homegrown or foreign terror organizations to use this country as a base to attack foreign countries or course target inside afghanistan. but there are questions being asked as to whether that level of cooperation between the u. s. and the taliban that we've seen during this evacuation right evacuation operation will continue once nato forces leave. but one thing is for sure that it is in both the us nato countries and the taliban interest to prevent an organization that not re presents a threat to this country. but the world shall stop for the inside story cobble. so what do we know about ice will hold us and also known as ice. ok, that's claimed responsibility for the attacks. while the arm group was formed in 2014 by

troops eventually leave _ happen when nato troops eventually leave. ., , happen when nato troops eventually leave. . , ,_ leave. the telegraph saying quite specifically. _ leave. the telegraph saying quite specifically, they _ leave. the telegraph saying quite specifically, they may _ leave. the telegraph saying quite specifically, they may not - leave. the telegraph saying quite specifically, they may not get - leave. the telegraph saying quite specifically, they may not get out| specifically, they may not get out and they may well become subject to retribution, stories emerging from countries. taliban locally have been going around and some of those areas. basically ran people up. that's right, and joe biden admitted this was extremely dangerous and they won't be able to get everybody out. they're in the process of trying to get people in and out of the airport, may be suggesting there is a risk of loss. whether it's around the airport or whether it's across the country, in remote areas, this situation is extremely dangerous, it's extremely... i think this piece, it talks about this deadl

i've spoken with our nato allies who spoken with nato allies, the secretary state or national security via has been in contact with his counterparts throughout the world. and our allies, as has the general r b. i keep calling them in general, but my secretary defense. the fact of the matter is i have not seen a matter of fact the exact opposite. i've got. this is about america leading the world and all our allies have agreed with that. the seemingly out to lunch attitude and utter fiasco that took place under the current administration has drawn criticism from not just biden's rivals, but from fellow party members as well. i am disappointed that the button administration clearly did not accurately assess the implications of a rapid us withdrawal. the images we saw coming out of of going to start show a tremendous humanitarian crisis. this is going to hurt us. no question about it. i think of janice town, his last, every terrorist around the world is cheering. they have watched the taliban defeat america. in effect, president buttons, poor judgment produced the worst possible outcome in

says what nato circumstance nate -- nato is, nato is a paper tiger. when america pulls out nato is nowhere, others have massive strategic implications for the world and for the u.s. preprestige and good u.s. has done in the world, undermined by joe biden's catastrophic decision to are draw, know conditionally -- withdraw unconditionally with any regard who what is going on to unconditionally withdraw from the country of afghanistan. >> president biden has trashed the afghan soldiers and army, what do you say about that? >> i would say. that i never heard such a disgraceful speech from the president of the united states much america as i heard the other day he said the buck stops with me, but he then the went on to explain how the buck stopped with everyone else, it was not with him, it was everyone else, starting with president trump, and suggesting for one moment he was forced to carry out a policy like this because of president trump's policy is laughable, a pit -- pitiful excuse for what he has done. there were other options, he did not have to tak

if nato disbanded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large arms, companies would lose millions and millions or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is faster than the us lashes out to the i. c k. and i've got it done as a drug strike kills 2 of it's all protests and leaves one more wounded. it's the 1st reprisal for thursday's cobble. apple bombing, in which 13 americans were among the many killed shots, a fight and cobble to disperse crowds as people continue to flock to the airport and desperate to flee. despite ongoing warnings about terror threats and its emerged. amazon web services have been hosting an iso propaganda site for months, taking it down early after a tip off from a watchdog following the carpet atrocity. ah, hello, good. happy with us this weekend. this is rp international from moscow. my name is colleen bright with your update this our 1st 2 i've got to stand by us president joe biden is vowing more strikes and retaliation for thursday's devastating terror attack at cobble. apple. washington already con

the nato chief is describing the situation outside cobble airport, as very dire and difficult. it says any future government must allow unhindered humanitarian access and safe and orderly evacuations. the committee to protect journalists is warning that women are particularly at risk of taliban persecution. it says since they took power to prominent fema jim, this had been bought from their jobs. and friday prayers were held across the country. the 1st. since the taliban took control fighters joined civilians in mosques there will cause for unity and no enforced dress code. my can, has more on the us reaction with this or for from washington. beyond the grim scenes round couple, airport us is continuing to ramp puppets efforts to evacuated citizens. it's also send more state department officials to kuwait and cutter to process special immigrant. these as president biden has reiterated his commitment to safely evacuate every american citizen who wants to leave along with thousands of guns who worked with the us. he's also described the last week as heartbreaking, and warns the m

our nato allies are strongly standing with us. their troops are keeping alongside us in afghanistan, as is the case whenever i deploy our troops into harm's way. i take that responsibility seriously. i carry that burden every day. just as i did when i was vice president, and my son was deployed to iraq for a year. there will be plenty of time to criticize and second-guess this operation when it is over. now, i am focused on getting this job done. i would ask every american to join me in praying for the men and women risking their lives on the ground in the service of our nation. as events evolve, over the coming days, my team and i will continue to share information and update the american people on exactly where things are. every resource necessary to carry out the mission at hand and bring the american citizens and our afghan allies. this is our focus now. when this is finished, we will complete our withdraw and finally bring to an end 20 years of american military action and afghans in. thank you, and may god bless our troops,

this will destroy what's, what's left of nato, because the u. s. has been so unilateral and so clueless that mean for, for the president of states to be rebuked in the house of parliament. that's the 1st time it's ever happened. joe biden has blood on his hands. this horrific national security and humanitarian disaster is solely the result of job biden's weak and incompetent leadership. he's unfit to be commander in chief. it is in raging and joe biden is responsible. it's now clear beyond all doubt, but he's neither the capacity nor the will to lead. he must resign or to be clear, president binder remain steadfast. the u. s. should continue to withdraw from afghanistan and effort that started by the way, during the obama administration and continued through the trump administration. and keep in mind who was president trump, who negotiate a deal when the taliban to basically lay off us trips as us troops were being pulled out of the country. and that evacuation effort, of course continued, and the overall mission continued. the blame game is in ful

when nato forces dooley, because ice will still remain such a huge threat to this country. and they did demonstrate the going thread ice and it's going to be a full caliber that's right. organization . the actual k is a call it i. so chorus, encore, sun is storage. naval the, this region is western asian region affiliate all i saw 2015 approximately. they are considered or described to one of the better word is being the most extreme holdings of the most extreme views of numerous militia groups in afghanistan. and they've been responsible for attacks of the schools on hospitals, on a maternity ward. the tale bob had repeatedly vow that they will not allow any, either foreign or home grown organization to use afghan stand as a launch pad on a floor attacks overseas. and of course, attacks in this country, but it was very much my debit. and yesterday that they do not have a hold on the security situation. here. they blamed the americans last night, phil these attacks, they said that it was americans causing hysteria of panic. and they basically couldn't control the crowds. an

in constant contact with the taliban working to ensure civilians have safe passage to the airport. nato has held in a mad sydney thing on the crisis in afghanistan. it says lessons must be learned about the speed with which the taliban took over the country. sexy journal young stilton bug told out a 0 sum nato allies express the need to stay beyond the august 31st deadline to get people out. we have been able to evacuate the thousands of people over the last days and the situation at the airport is so much better now. and i do also on in the beginning of the week. but we really recognized that the huge hall sca that remains to be done and that was the main issue discussed at the meeting today. the reality is i've actually, we are many allies for offer to host, to receive askance. people coming out from i've gone on. we have many planes enough columnist on the cobbler airport or in the region. the main challenge was to get people to the airport on into the airport. so we have communicated clearly to all of us that they should provides a safe passage for everyone who wants to leave the co

the nato chief is describing the situation outside. couple, airport is very di and difficult. it says any future government must allow unhindered humanitarian access and safe, and orderly evacuations, or the committee to protect janice's warning that women in particular risk of taliban persecution. it says since the taliban took power to prominent female journalists have been borrowed from their jobs. meanwhile, friday prayers were held across the country the 1st time since the taliban took control. fighters joined civilians and mos they were called for unity. mike, hannah has more on the us reaction with this report from washington. beyond the grim scenes round couple, airport us is continuing to ramp puppets efforts to evacuated citizens. it's also sent more state department officials to kuwait and cutter to process special immigrant. these as president biden has reiterated his commitment to st. b. evacuate every american citizen who wants to leave, along with thousands of guns who worked with the us. he's also described the last week as heartbreaking, and warns the mission

this will destroy what's, what's left of nato, because the u. s. has been so unilateral and so clueless that mean for, for the president i states to be rebuked in the house of parliament. that's the 1st time it's ever happened. joe biden has blood on his hands. this horrific national security and humanitarian disaster is solely the result of job biden's weak and incompetent leadership. he's unfit to be commander in chief. it is in raging and joe biden is responsible. it's now clear beyond all doubt, but he's neither the capacity nor the will to lead. he must resign or to be clear president by to remain steadfast. the u. s. should continue to withdraw from afghanistan and effort that started by the way, during the obama administration and continued through the trump administration. and keep in mind it was president trump who negotiated deal with the taliban to basically lay off us trips as us troops were being pulled out of the country. and that evacuation effort, of course, continued, and the overall mission continued. the blame game is in full eff

but, you know, when you, when you see the, the nato, nato meeting recently, the g 7. and it's all really about china, china, china, ok. and the americans are obsessed with russia, but the rest of, with russia and china at the same time, the europeans are a little bit more in between here. i don't see how they can divide russian china when they're both being the target of aggressive rhetoric at the very least from the us. go ahead, alexander well, when the americans, i mean american lives is talking about russia or china, they actually don't talk above them. the real russia, china, there's like 2 symbols in the internal po. so the main idea was for a long time after then what profess loan said union for period unity pull a moment was this is going to become an age of your new priority. it will be there forever. so as o a d o just they and the american elite, i would say they rejected sex, rejected for a long time. the fact that russia and china was coming to the other and was forming a kind of defect to alliance in eurasia, which wasn't used to be a nightmare to such.

absolutely, and let's remember| the us and nato decided to intervene after five _ the us and nato decided to intervene after five years of taliban control. obviously. — after five years of taliban control. obviously, joe biden desperately wanted _ obviously, joe biden desperately wanted to get out of afghanistan before _ wanted to get out of afghanistan before the anniversary which is coming — before the anniversary which is coming up _ before the anniversary which is coming up in a few weeks of 9/11. he said that _ coming up in a few weeks of 9/11. he said that on — coming up in a few weeks of 9/11. he said that on the record. the thing for me _ said that on the record. the thing for me is— said that on the record. the thing for me is when you talk about to joe biden_ for me is when you talk about to joe biden saying this is a problem solved — biden saying this is a problem solved now. now we're seeing there will be _ solved now. now we're seeing there will be terror attacks is that biden orjohnson— will be terror attacks is that biden orjohnson are clearly not in tockstep _

amanda, arrested object threatening to death. nato truck. the ball near capitol hill. unless president biden unleashes, midsize that the taliban. the story only split the american public right down party line, the desperate times call for desperate measures parents. convent babies that cobbled ab board hoping they'll be taken out of afghanistan to safely. we'll hear from an american man who had been on the verge of adopting a 10 year old boy from the country when the pale, suddenly arrested. unfortunately, have not had any contact with him in not really sure whether he bought it or not. well, i've got a national riley across part of the country showing resistance the taliban questions are still being on that the how the terror group was able to complete. we put aside the afghan army, we put the issue up for debate. large number of africa and ordinary people, especially outside sick and tired of more instability. insecurity. you've got some corrupt warlords, and you've got to corrupt government officials. i don't think county cornish company should ever, ever again work

and nato troop withdrawal drawing parallels with all the western light interventions over the past 2 decades of critics. a washington link. the operations in the country have been paying directly into the taliban hands as well as equally tunnels explains. they've done it finally from siri and liberating them at least to venezuela and cuba and latin america. washington has a decades long history of failed attempts to bring anti government militia is to power . and at last they've crack the code in. i've gotten, has done with the taliban. apparently, all they had to do is instead of aiding them, they should have just fought against them all this time. thanks to our military and our allies and the brave fighters of afghanistan, taliban regime is coming to an end. there is little doubt that our greatest military challenge right now is afghan. stan, we must reverse the tale, bonds, momentum, and deny of the ability to overthrow the government. our troops will fight to win. we will fight to win. it all started so well. the us invaded the taliban, fled to the mountains, the us trained and t

and nato forces in the taliban during the evacuation operation. the taliban said it will not allow homegrown or foreign terror organizations to use the country as a base to attack foreign countries or target inside afghanistan, but there are questions asked as to whether that level of cooperation that we have seen during this evacuation operation will continue once nato forces lead. one thing is for sure, it is in both the u.s., nato countries, and the taliban's interest to prevent an organization that not only presents a threat to this country, but the world. anchor: so what do we know about isil-k, that has claimed responsibility for the attacks? it was formed in 2014 by breakaway fighters who pledged allegiance to the late isil leader. the name refers to a historical region that includes parts that would today be in iran, afghanistan, and another country. it has been responsible for some of the worst attacks in recent years, girls schools, hospitals, and a maternity ward. it is considered the most extreme and violent of all militant groups in a

i've spoken with our nato allies spoken with nato allies, the secretary state or national security via he's been in contact with his counterparts throughout the world. and our allies, as has the general are for me, i keep calling them in general, but my secretary of defense, the fact of the matter is i have not seen the matter of fact the exact opposite. i've got, this is about america leading the world and all our allies have agreed with that. the seemingly out to lunch attitude and utter fiasco that took place under the current administration has drawn criticism from not just biden's rivals, but from fellow party members as well. i am disappointed that the button administration clearly did not accurately assess the implications of a rapid us withdrawal. the images we saw coming out of of going to start show a tremendous humanitarian crisis. this is going to hurt us. no question about it. i think of janice town, his last, every terrorist around the world is cheering. they have watched the taliban defeat america. in effect, president buttons, poor judgment produced the worst possible o

this will destroy what's, what's left of nato, because the u. s. has been so unilateral and so clueless that mean for, for the president i'd states to be rebuked in the house of parliament. that's the 1st time it's ever happened. joe biden has blood on his hands. does hurry to national security and humanitarian disaster. it's solely the result of jer, biden's, weak and incompetent leadership. he's unfit to be commander in chief. it is in raging, and joe biden is responsible. it's now clear beyond all doubt, but he's neither the capacity nor the will to lead. he must resign or to be clear, president by the remain steadfast. the u. s. should continue to withdraw from afghanistan and effort that started by the way, during the obama administration, and continued through the trump administration. and keep in mind it was president trump who negotiated deal when the taliban to basically lay off us trips as us troops were being pulled out of the country. and that evacuation effort, of course continued, and the overall mission continued. the blame game is i

when you say they have _ and nato allies. when you say they have been _ and nato allies. when you say they have been abandoned, i and nato allies. when you say i they have been abandoned, they are a fighting force of 350,000, they are relatively well equipped compared to the taliban, not least with some airpower. is there not a point at which responsibility is being handed over here, and needs to be seized on? i being handed over here, and needs to be seized on? i think the responsibility _ needs to be seized on? i think the responsibility was - needs to be seized on? i think the responsibility was handed | the responsibility was handed overin the responsibility was handed over in a very haphazard manner. the americans and nato always kept control of logistics, they always kept control of the maintenance of the afghan air force. all of that was taken away without discussion with the afghan government. look, the afghan government. look, the afghan government may have its own flaws and weaknesses, but the fact of the matter is when president biden says the afghan leaders sh

one of our nato allies as well. and so, from asia to africa, from europe to western western hemisphere, nations are making generous offer support resettlement efforts. i've been a personal contact with the leaders in many countries, including cutter, germany, spain, at lee, u, a, and others. they're making vital contributions to thank them for their support and to discuss how we can continue to coordinate or represent the dentist and moving forward is the reason why continue on contact. and i want to again, thank all of our part for the continue continuing to stand together. we've also activated the 1st stage what's referred to as the civil reserve air fleet. help with armor movement of evacuation from these transit centers or military aircraft and others we'll get them to the centers. but then we're going to get to civil reserve sleep. it's a program is designed. it was designed in the wake of the berlin airlift after world war 2, to use commercial aircraft, to augment or lift capacity is the voluntary program for

ready enough to understand there is lively, severe society and all these nato involvement success . all this is, of course, this hypocrisy it's, it's page, it was for 4 years painted a picture which is not in line with reality, which we can see, you know, i think we should take and bring refugees who are in fear of life. but at the same time, i think it's necessary to really talk to the real power in afghanistan, the tardy bands to go to negotiations to negotiations as well. concerning the refugees and not to break all diplomatic ties. protective gathered a lot, going on wednesday condemning the u. k government funds to events and i've got us on a cold for those still stock that can be brought to you as quickly as possible. i'll be a u. k. foreign secretary dominic rob is faced big criticism in the media. it's offered was reported, african interpreters who was with british troops, missed being evacuated from cobble because the politician was too busy to agree to move while away on holiday. i've got ministers refused to talk to a junior minister and delay the call by which time the t

that were common date from the a, the afghan national army, and us and nato forces. but some experts saying a lot of these weapons of also fallen into the hands of i. so now the pentagon said that there has been cooperation between us and nato forces. and the taliban during this evacuation operation and the taliban has said that he will not allow either homegrown or foreign terror organizations to use this country as a base to attack foreign countries or course target inside afghanistan. but there are questions being asked as to whether that level of cooperation between the u. s. and the taliban that we've seen during this evacuation right evacuation operation will continue once nato forces leave. but one thing is for sure that it is in both the us nato countries and the taliban interest to prevent an organization that already presents a threat to this country. for the world shall stop at the inside story trouble. so what do we know about? i saw horse and also known as ice. ok, that's claimed responsibility for the attacks while the group was formed in 2014 by break

should never have been and nato should never have been in afghanistan in the 1st place. this was a unilateral and illegal invasion and occupation that took place without the approval of the un security council. now today, the united states and staging a withdrawal, a retreat from afghanistan. and they're doing it in a unilateral fashion. again, they didn't use the help that they could have called upon from russia, china, india, iran, and pakistan. and those regional and, and asian powers to organize an orderly withdrawal. and the creation of a stable government in kabul, that one that might have been a government of national unity or a power sharing arrangement or coalition government. instead, the u. s. deliberately left mass. now this week, the united nations warned that nearly 400000 civilians have had to leave the homes in afghanistan. since the start of the year. there's been a huge spike since may. many fled to cobble hoping for a safe haven that those efforts now appeared to be futile. here were just some of the heart wrenching stories that the refugees have been

i've spoken with our nato allies who spoken with nato allies, the who the secretary state or national security virus, has been in contact with his counterparts throughout the world. and our allies, as has the general or excuse me, i keep calling them in general, but my sister, defense, the fact of the matter is i have not seen a matter of fact the exact opposite. i've got, this is about america leading the world and all our allies have agree with that. the seemingly out to lunch attitude and utter fiasco that took place under the current administration has drawn criticism from not just biden's rivals, but from fellow party members as well. i am disappointed that the button administration clearly did not accurately assess the implications of a rapid us withdrawal. the images we saw coming out of of going to start show a tremendous humanitarian crisis. this is going to hurt us. no question about it. i think of janice town, his last, every terrorist around the world is cheering. they have watched the taliban defeat america. in effect, president buttons, poor judgment produced the worst p

why the us at one time with the nato allies had to be $100000.00. to definitely add the bond word defending their comfy and they have defeated a foreign occupy which is starkly, will always happen when there is a foreign applying for in a comfy and the people are defending their 9. what about us down a stone itself? what do you think is going to happen to the country in the future? i mean, most countries in the world view the taliban as a terrorist organization. it's unlikely, but the recognize it's legitimacy isn't. it doesn't not make the country talk a lot harder. i think what we've got to really understand the taliban of 2021. what i would like to quote, perhaps mark to pallet bond or $2.00. colleague tyler bond. whatever you'd like to use it as a phrase is quite a different organization. they have, as you well know in the last few years, and certainly the last 67 months. pilot bon been having meetings with russia, china, iran, the various countries. washington had fought to insert isolate and they have onto the us, fred, much to their frustrati

president trump who negotiated with nato to make sure there were 5,000 nato troops there as well. kabul was free and the situation was under control. we have got to get back to that situation at least long enough to get back to evacuation of our citizens. we need to get them to safety as soon as possible. judge jeanine: if we don't, we'll be the ugly americans. we'll be people information whom people put their lives on the line and ended up dying. robert o'brien, thanks for being with us. just as i thought. milly knew. he knew from the trump administration. as afghanistan fell to the taliban. one afghan journalist spoke out amidst the chaos. her powerful message and lara logann >> i'm very upset today. i didn't expect overnight all the taliban come. they took my flag, this is my flag. judge jeanine: that brave reporter nazira karimi will never stop fighting for the afghanistan she loves. thank you for being here tonight. you are a respected journalist and reporter. and someone we have seen on television pleading with the president. what is it that is happening in afghanistan that

president trump who negotiated with nato to make sure there were 5,000 nato troops there as well. kabul was free and the situation was under control. we have got to get back to that situation at least long enough to get back to evacuation of our citizens. we need to get them to safety as soon as possible. judge jeanine: if we don't, we'll be the ugly americans. we'll be people information whom people put their lives on the line and ended up dying. robert o'brien, thanks for being with us. just as i thought. milly knew. he knew from the trump administration. as afghanistan fell to the taliban. one afghan journalist spoke out amidst the chaos. her powerful message and lara logan next. fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast heartburn relief in every bite. crunchy outside, chewy inside. ♪ tums, tums, tums, tums ♪ tums chewy bites as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively he

this will destroy what's, what's left of nato, because the u. s. has been so unilateral and so clueless that mean for, for the president i states to be rebuked in the house of parliament. that's the 1st time it's ever happened. joe biden had blood on his hands. this horrific national security and humanitarian disaster is solely the result of job biden's weak and incompetent leadership. he's unfit to be commander in chief. it is in raging and joe biden is responsible. it's now clear beyond all doubt, but he's neither the capacity nor the will to lead. he must resign or to be clear president by the remain steadfast. the u. s. should continue to withdraw from afghanistan and effort that started by the way, during the obama administration and continued through the trump administration. and keep in mind it was president trump who negotiate a deal with the taliban to basically lay off us trips as us troops were being pulled out of the country. and that evacuation effort, of course continued, and the overall mission continued. the blame game is in full ef

getting out is one option and the, and the other will be after the 31st or after the, you know, the nato and us troops depart, you know, can they get to the airport, get her civilian flight, you know, and get somewhere else. you know, this is the challenge and, and you know, from a, from a numerical standpoint, it's very challenging. it's very doable. but only if everything works in the, in the u. s. and allied favor and that, that's, that's where the rubber hits the road. in that the, you know, the, the administration had some reasonable assumptions about how long this would they would have to do this. those assumptions did not prove warranted. they're fighting from behind. and they may or may not get to the finish line, you know, in a position where they wanted to. you mentioned getting to the airport. president biden has said meeting the deadline, depends on the taliban continuing to cooperate. and yet it's reported closed access to the airport. so what does taliban cooperation actually mean in a practical sense? well, just as we're talking about a minute ago where the united states i

but what about the intelligence that provided this nato, ex, this in the 1st place? and crucially, what will happen, stuart, of these refugees over the last 18 years, millions of people in australia. so i have been displaced, and now we are set to see quite undoubtedly another refugee crisis, and as much pressure here in the united kingdom to provide safe and legal passages, but in light of quite a hostile context from the home office in terms of its refugee processes, there's a lot of criticism against the government at this point. so what we'll see on wednesday is a huge array of persons. most of all, of course, $50000.00 civilians died during this 18 year occupation. 500 british troops. many people, question, what was it all for? well, that's the wrap for all this house cover of the unraveling situation in afghanistan . we have been across the story closely getting as much inside as we can from. bows on the ground is, was analysis from exports all across the world. will continue to bring our view is the latest as the comes in over the coming hours and days. do say

what does this gain biden to be enemies with nato? >> all i can say it would be a terrible decision for the biden administration to recognize the taliban as a legitimate government. this was a coup d'État by the taliban they took over a constitutional elected government by military force. we should recognize the resistance of the constitutional leaders of casting on —- afghanistan if you start to bargain with the taliban to get her people out then isis syria and iraq and people in africa the last thing you want to do is to start legitimizing a terrorist organization like the taliban to allow them to use military force so the taliban is slow walking and holding people back these people will be hostages and if the biden administration negotiates with the taliban to get americans and allies out you send a template for others to follow it is a disaster. judge: holding them hostage, there is talk of money and other countries paying money and all the rumors. a terrible precedent for this great nation. senator graham thank you for being w

our nato allies are strongly standing with us. their troops keeping sentry alongside ours in kabul, as is the case whenever we deploy our troops in harm's way. i take that responsibility seriously. i carry that burden every day, just as i did when i was vice president and my son was deployed to iraq. there will be plenty of time to criticize and second-guess when this operation is over, but now -- now, my focus is on getting this job done. i would ask every american to join me in praying for the women and men risking their lives on the ground in the service of our nation. as events evolve over the coming days, my team and i will continue to share the information and update the american people and exactly where things are. we will use every resource necessary to carry out the mission, and bring to safety american citizens and our afghan allies. this is our focus now, and when this is finished, we will complete our military withdrawal and finally bring to an end 20 years of american military action in afghanistan. thank you and may

should never have been, and nato should never have been in afghanistan in the 1st place. this was a unilateral and illegal invasion and occupation that took place without the approval of the un security council. now today, the united states of staging a withdrawal, a retreat from afghanistan, and they're doing it in a unilateral fashion. again, they didn't use the help that they could have called upon from russia, china, india, iran and pakistan. and those regional and, and asian powers to organize an orderly withdrawal and the creation of a stable government in kabul. that one that might have been a government of national unity or a power sharing arrangement or coalition government. instead, the u. s. deliberately left mass back in 2001 then us president george w bush insisted that the taliban regime was on its last legs more recent. joe biden said it was highly unlikely the taliban would over on the country next top. and you have a trend. gloss how america's leaders of got it so wrong. just pictured the timeframes really have a proper think about it. i was 12 when ameri

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since the taliban take over all of us going on. nato forces have been scrambling to get out of the country, trying to make sure at the same time they believe nothing of any value behind for the militants. a number of nato basis and held province were left abandoned by foreign forces though they did 1st destroy buildings, vehicles and equipment. a taliban fighters have since moved indices control of these various side. he said that russia is special representative for i've got just on says the political settlement in the country is feasible. taliban wants to form a new leadership, which will include representatives of other ethno political forces if events develop. according to the scenario, there is a chance, a pretty good one. restoring order enough, kenneth's done, was the support of the international community with the afghan crisis dominating the debate in america, the biden administration has found himself in a rather awkward spot. not just because of the intense criticism it's facing, but because it seems unable to decide what its relationship with a taliban now ought to be. as eager

the hasty withdrawal of forces as seen a significant amount of us and nato weaponry and equipment end up in taliban hands . his footage recently emerged on line from carbo showing an abundant headquarters of the international security assistance force as a natal admission in afghanistan. as you can see, stuff similarly smashed computers to bits and pieces leaving all lying on the floor . they were apparently destroyed to prevent sensitive data from getting into the wrong hands. and reason interview with a b c news. president joe barton admitted he knew that the captain of canister said it was unavoidable. i don't think it could have been handled in a way that there we were going to go back. and hindsight, look, but the idea that somehow there's a way to have gotten out without chaos and suing. i don't know how that happens. the decision seems to cost biden home is approval rating is at an all time low level finance details. the chaotic scenes and cobble have certainly not been good for the white house. the approval rating of joe biden has now dropped to less than half only 46 percent

over a series of incidents between nato and russian forces and conservation is race to say sierra leon's mountain champs. from the growing threats of illegal logging. ah, we begin in afghanistan where people are still scrambling to leave a week off the cobble fell to the taliban. at least 20 people are reported to been killed in the chaos of the airport over the past week. the british military is cooling conditions, extremely challenging. taliban fighters have been manning, checkpoints around combo airport and blocking people without documents from entering in the us says 17000 people, including afghans, americans and other nationals have been flown out. but many are still stranded. american commercial airlines have been ordered to provide planes to help speed up evacuation efforts. the 800 aircraft one go to campbell, but will instead transport atkins, who already been flown out to their final destinations. charles stratford landed a cobble airport in the past few hours and has this update. we are on the side of the i'm seeing huge lines of people. these people have, haven't already had

why didn't they leave some nato troops? nato is involved in this. when he said i haven't heard any negative. you are on vacation again. host: that is tim in arkansas. the president will be briefed on afghanistan and go to delaware later on. it was president biden nominating rahm emanuel as his ambassador to japan. he would be tapped for the prominent foreign post. that is the white house announcing that. the chicago tribune says it will give a tactician and veteran in the ranks of his top diplomats. you can see that in the chicago tribune. when it comes to electric cars, gm says that when it comes to the chevy volt, there is a recall over a battery fire issue. a few 2019 were not covered under the previous recall. all 141,000 volts that gm has produced are under recall. you can see more on that at the new york times business section. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am just surprised that america pulled out afghanistan without notifying the americans. they would not be in the mess they are in now. the people who spoke out against the afghan g