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and it's time now for our sunday group, gerald seib of the wall street journal, dana perino and charles lane from the washington post. joe biden ran for president based on his experience, especially on foreign affairs, on his competence. how badly has the biden brand been damaged not only by the sudden fall of afghanistan to the taliban, by the chaotic evacuation, but also how the president has responded in public this week? >> well, look, i think it's definitely been harm, that's kind of obvious. republicans will try to use this to win back control of congress and if they win back control of congress they'll use it to beat up the biden administration through hearings. that's an ongoing problem. i think we shouldn't be surprised that joe biden has said for years he thought we should be out of afghanistan, he said it repeatedly during the campaign, everybody else in the campaign including then president trump agreed by the way. i think the broader question as senator sasse got to this that we'll get to eventually, the conversation now is about how the evacuation is happening. i think the

i will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin". steve: breaking tonight the biden regime raises the terrorism threat level in america as a direct consequence of its own catastrophic gaffe gone on —- afghan chaos. there is a pro- worker profamily pro- community and always from america. with the 20th anniversary of 9/11 just days away biden throws away everything that has been spent the last two decades, trillions of dollars wasted thousands of american lives lost

it's time now for our sunday group. g.o.p.e linskey, who covers the white house fo washington post." in fox news political analysjua. annie, i think it's fair to say, i don't think anybody would disagree, this has been the toughest week or two weeks of the biden presidency. first of all, that stumbling start after the taliban took kabul. then they seemed to get a handle on the evacuation and then of course thursday, the tragic bombing at the airport that killed, as we say, 13 u.s. service members and 150 afghans. where is the biden white house at this point, and with all of the ups and downs, are there new splits inside the it administration? >> yeah, thank you, chris. as we are speaking, you know, right now, the president of course on his way to dover to do what has got to be the most difficult task of his presidency so far, which is to try to provide some amount of comfort, if they are willing to see him, to the family members whose remains are being transferred right now. you know, texting with some of my white house

for the sunday group gop strategist karl rove and covering the white house for the "washington post" and fox news political analyst juan williams. i think it's fair to say i don't think anyone would disagree with than the toughest two weeks of the biden presidency first of all the stumbling * after the taliban took kabul then they seem to get a handle on the evacuation and then of course on thursday the tragic bombing of the airport that killed 13 us service members and 150 afghans. where is the biden white house at this point? with all of the ups and downs what's going on inside the administration quick. >> as we are speaking right now the president of course is on his way to dover what has to be the most difficult task of his presidency so far which is to try to provide comfort if they are willing to the family members whose remains are being kept right now. texting with some of my white house sources this morning they recognize this moment for biden is charged of course is then to dover in the past but not this type of circumstance that have their band factions not only the white

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