take a look. >> this moment is what for joe biden, president biden? >> in many ways, i think of john kennedy and the bay of pigs. it unfolded quickly and the president thought that everything would be fine, and that was not the case, but president kennedy took responsibility for what took place and i strongly recommend to president biden that he take responsibility, admit the mistakes that were made. >> sean: joining us with reaction, lieutenant colonel oliver north. he spent a lot of time on the ground in vietnam and in afghanistan. i can only imagine what military families are feeling tonight. those that served multiple tours. hose that lost loved ones. those that came home with extensive permanent injuries. your take on all of this? >> well, this is biden's biggest blunder, it's his saigon moment. since 2001, since you're talking about those who served there, more than 780,000 u.s. troops have been deployed to afghanistan. more than 2,300 died. and nearly 20,600 were wounded and we're still counting. there are more than 50,000 afghan military and s

do we have any sense of what president biden will say? >> reporter: this will be the first time that we hear from president biden since the stun e stunning fall of kabul and amid these images of these hur riied evacuations from that city. people clinging to u.s. air force planes. what we can expect to hear is he will outline the rationale for ending this nearly two decades long conflict, withdrawing american troops from there before this fall of kabul that we saw here. you can expect him to go into his decision making here, expressing as officials have told us in recent days that the president is not experiencing any second thoughts, any regrets about his decision here. the real question is whether or not president biden will address the failure here. the failure to anticipate the speed of this taliban advance fp failure to anticipate how quickly these afghan government forces who have been backed with billions of dollars in funding and training and equipment over these last 20 years by the united states. how quickly they crumbled. that's

is biden lying to us about these things or are they telling biden and biden as forgetting something somehow is unable to address them to the american people? wherever the answer is, it not a good one and there's a good reason i think so many, pulling shows so many americans are deeply concerned about our situation right now. >> and the underlying question, you hit the nail on the head, what did the administration know, when did they know it and why was there such a disconnect? the pentagon press secretary john colby set two days before kabul fell the city was not in any imminent threat and that was a true statement backbend based on what they knew then but benjamin hall was in kabul and afghanistan in november on the ground on camera telling us how close kabul was to falling from at the taliban was essentially taking over the roads in that part of the region at night, targeting opposition, killing people that might so did our intelligence just fail us or did something go awry here? >> we have to wonder if this is being seen through a prism because reports on the ground were saying that this

it wasn't president biden. but my point that they would like for you to bring -- give, i notice that c-span always broadcasting republican events. but you had a major marge on washington yesterday about voting rights and it was not aired on c-span. host: that's not true, milton. you weren't watching we aired it. we were there. caller: i didn't see it up there. host: well, we were there. cue the picture on "the washington post." protect your power. and marge on washington for voting rights yesterday. we covered it. go to our website. c-span.org. milton mentions the taliban. this is what president biden had to say a week ago on his view of that group. >> do you trust them now? president biden: i don't trust anybody including you, i love you. but there's not a lot of people i trust. look, the taliban has a -- the taliban has to make a fundamental decision. is the taliban going to attempt to be able to unite and provide for the well-being of the people of afghanistan, which no one group has ever done since before f

dan: this is a biden created disaster. we had a perfectly functioning fairfield, what kind of idiot sleeves that behind in a landlocked country? just a military guy, smart man. there are no ports in afghanistan. even worse, it's surrounded by hostile countries. it's a small border with china surrounded by pakistan which has shielded the taliban for years and you can't swim out of afghanistan. hundred and 80 forfeits an airfield to try to secure one in a 4 million populated city surrounded by friends and folk? who does that? >> and 80 wrong about everything who's obsessed with whatever dedication he has to ending it and we all want to end it but just like a seven-game series, seven-game series you can play all seven games and sometimes all the last shot in the last 30 seconds. as all history will often remember. how we executed bungled this and created -- we've created a legitimized terran state. we have a legitimized taliban making them effectively the guards of our voice the same let the isis bomber through. now we've got

it is not just biden but entire washington swamp establishment. tammy bruce we've talked about it many times, rarely been more true than tonight, i fear it will get worse. >> this is heartbreaking, atlantic's headline biden's betrayal of the afghans will live in infamy. this is more than just a disagreement with all roads and which roads you take to rome. not even about conservative or liberal this is about decision making that was about revenge, hatred, obsession of donald trump, because he committed the crime of showing the american people, that you could do things differently, there was a way to make this country elevated and make her better for everyone, economically and otherwise. and now you have got whether it is the chaos, elimination of our border, and a nonsensical economic plan. a congress that is aiding and enabling this is trillions in spending, without thinking that what shap -- what is happening in afghanistan might change your needs for the budget. my god, it is a betrayal. it is a betrayal first of us, then the rest of the world t

i would argue and the bidens copper mines based on the money that hunter biden god and his admission that they have compromising materials as adam schiff said. we see these cyberattacks against this country. joe biden then grants vladimir putin a waiver to do a multibillion-dollar deal with our western european allies while simultaneously canceling our own keystone xl pipeline and eliminating high career paying jobs and offers him a summit and i'm trying to understand why we would reward that behavior. can you explain it? >> this is bad national security policy and bad economic policy. i'm heading this weekend to kansas to speak to the kansas independent oil and gas association. president biden is making it impossible for them to keep their employees, and he's demanding tyrants like the iranians and russians to produce oil so that we can buy it from them. this makes absolutely no sense. it's bad for american workers, bad for the american economy, terrible from a national security perspective as we've delivered american independence, we were shipping these products around the world bu

do you think joe biden is down? to see diminished or stubborn? what is going on with the commander-in-chief? >> all of the above. first talk about the marines and the families going through terrible grief right now. that is a tough job when you have to be that kcal - - see acl and then you have to tell the families. we are not compromising the people on the ground here is a very brief summary of what is happening on the ground 13 flag draped coffins arrived at dover air force base this morning telling the president has a card in his pocket to remind him somebody should have met the aircraft even though the formal presentation for the families is set for tomorrow. a group of brave and exhausted americans have been trying to get hundreds of pre- manifested then and women and children including american citizens to get them out through aggie at the kubul airport with political military establishment in the pentagon could not get them out it took the president of the united states to authorize a gate to be opened and because of our in action giving u

the only thing biden seems to care about is joe biden and those close to joe biden making money. now come august 31st, that is seven days from now, i fear those left behind will face certain death. here with reaction, two individuals from afghanistan now in the united states, worked with the u.s. for two years as a translator and his wife is currently trapped in kabul. we are disguising his name and identity for her safety. will you tell us your story? >> yeah, actually, my wife, she just made her way to the airport last wednesday. she couldn't make it inside there because the taliban don't let them get to the airport, they don't even let u.s. citizens enter the airport, but she made it to the airport and she was -- there and after three days she couldn't manage to get on board to the plane, so she had to come back home, but i am still worrying about her, that after the 31st of august -- >> sean: i didn't hear you correctly, let me ask you, did she leave the airport? did i hear you correctly? >> yeah, she had to return home, back, because she couldn't make it to the airplane. >>

joe biden isn't the next, for he is the next fdr, he is the next jimmy carter and they write biden's failure is inexcusable. he has been in politics for far too long not to have learned from his predecessors' mistakes. at least carter could claim the guise of inexperience. >> this tells you that leadership matters. that one person matters. everyone thinks maybe this is the whole point of bringing biden in. the bureaucracies will run the country. president trump showed us one individual can matter even when everything is against him. in this particular case you have perhaps a bureaucracy that has not known what it has been doing. explains catastrophes in america and problems in the world stage and never ending wars. we couldn't get rid of isis, it would take 30 years and trump says yes we can and we do it in 18 months. this is a disaster that is one of many, should not have been a surprise. if you can't control the environment in your own homeland how can we expect you to have any reality about what is happening in a place like afghanistan? >> harris: our americans abroad are dependin

i have known president biden as a vice president biden and senator biden peered this is a good man. this is a person who really does understand the world. he's got one of the best and most experienced administrations as seen in a long time coming into office. i say that's all disagreeing with this and hoping that this incredibly high integrity purposeful president will take a lesson from this, understanding that like john f kennedy, the bay of pigs disaster was early in his presidency. you don't remember him for the bay of pigs disaster. he can get past this but he has to double down on allies and counterterrorism and on containing the taliban, and then he can focus on his structure plans, economic rebuilding, obviously taking on covid-19 is the highest priority. he has a lot in front of him, but if he takes charge of this situation and finds a better way out of it, you could still have a presidency, and that is what you brought up in my column. he can still have that. if they don't do that, then this will be what the administration is remembered for. host: miles in new jersey, demo

president biden - raises bloodied. president biden praises the _ bloodied. president biden praises the 13 _ bloodied. president biden praises the 13 us - bloodied. president biden praises the 13 us service | praises the 13 us service personnel victims as heroes and vows to track down the perpetrators. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. and an affiliate of the islamic state group says it carried out the attacks. we will look at what it means for the future of afghanistan. and seeking another escape route as thousands of afghans struggled to flee their country. we report from the border with pakistan. hello and welcome. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden�*s vowed to hunt down the islamic state militants who carried out a twin bomb attack at kabul airport, which killed at least 13 us service personnel and dozens of afghans. the first explosion happened just before dusk outside the abbey gate, leaving bodies strewn in a sewage ditch. the second blast was near the baron ho

and biden's response? >> well joe biden's response to this is very weak. because he is weak. tony blair said as much, you hear other leaders, china knows he is weak. look at how they have talked to our representatives and how they have acted, how they are supporting the taliban. you know that russia thinks he is weak, they can't believe he approved the nord stream 2 but he shut down the keystone pipeline at the same time, he had no plan, he tossed away the plan that president trump and secretary pompeo and our allies and partners put together. it didn't have to be this way, but when you have a weak leader who is not taking ownership and not give the guarantee he will get everyone out, and he wants to date certain on the calendar. the general said this is probably 6,000 additional troops. and probably several more months, we have to make certain every american, every ally, every afghan partner. the vulnerable women who will be killed. if they say we have to get them out. steve: quickly, what about the political accountability. >> well, with the political accountability. we hav

that joe biden gave them. any path that we can create to get home an american trapped inside afghanistan i am for. i'm not for leaving americans behind. nor are you. >> no, i'm not for leaving americans behind or our allies behind. i'm not for a terrorist group running afghanistan. i'm not for the soul mate of afghanistan being in charge of kabul. if you think we can let the taliban run afghanistan, you're a fool. if you think most afghanistans are okay with the taliban being in charge, you don't know a damn thing about afghanistan. we have a lot to work with. in the pan share valley. the cia can help. we can get military assistance to these people to let them fight. we should declare the taliban a under u.s. law, a foreign terrorist organization. we should recognize the panzir valley as the capitol of afghanistan and empower or allies on the ground. we should take bagram fair force base and connected to it the panzir valley and let it be an evacuation route for those left behind and we should bleed the taliba

but biden said the taliban take over, well, was not inevitable. joe was just telling us that a couple weeks ago. he was reassuring the american people that the afghan army, one of the most capable, well-trained armies in the world, and that they even had an air force, and that only 75,000 taliban, and then the taliban makes their march and every step of the way, joe apparently didn't notice. he said there would be no chaotic scenes at the u.s. embassy in kabul, with helicopters seem similar to the fall of saigon in '75. yes, we have those themes, then he pulled american soldiers out in the middle of the night. he abandoned the ground air base, dismantled trump's contingency, crisis response bureau, that was back in june, he dismantled that. that was set up by president trump and secretary of state pompeo to provide aviation, logistics, medical support to americans if they get trapped abroad. why would a view of gotten rid of that program? and joe stood by and did nothing as the taliban made all of these rapid advances, all over the country in the

was from bush to biden and biden inherited what trump negotiated. if you would stop the blame game and start looking at where the failure was -- the people of afghanistan do not want to fight. if you want freedom, you have to fight, but they did not want to fight because we were not paying them anymore. we have to stop these politicians complaining about whose fault it is. it is everybody's fault, from the generals to the president to congress and the senate. let's stop complaining about biden. maybe he did mishandle them leaving, but blaming somebody -- that is ridiculous. host: you said we need to look at where the failures are politicians saying this week they intend to do that. this from the usa today story -- the senate intelligence committee is coming through all intelligence gathered in and about afghanistan according to one senate staffer, working with democrats and republicans on foreign relations and armed services committees coordinating a series of planned investigative hearings into actions taken by the white house according to that sta

joe biden s-ueakin micro in harms way. joe biden speaking at — micro in harms way. joe biden speaking at the _ micro in harms way. joe biden speaking at the white - micro in harms way. joe biden speaking at the white house | micro in harms way. joe biden - speaking at the white house after some extraordinary events that we witnessed in kabul over the last few days. let's bring in general mark kimmitt — who served under president george w bush as assistant secretary of state for political military affairs. the president was focused on the decision to leave afghanistan. there's a difference between the decision and the execution of that decision. a lot of the criticism has been the decision to move back 7000 us troops, to evacuate people who were still stranded.— were still stranded. well, you actually took _ were still stranded. well, you actually took my _ were still stranded. well, you actually took my nature - were still stranded. well, you - actually took my nature impression away~ _ actually took my nature impression away~ this — actually took my nature im

yes, biden wanted out. it was on sullivan to figure out how to achieve that goal while ensuring we avoid pitfalls and problems and that is not what happened. unfortunately, it seems that sullivan allowed the president's push for an end to involvement to drive the american timeline. that was a catastrophic error. we failed to get the people out of harm's way. the afghan government and military were not ready either. president biden needs to fire his national security advisor and several other senior leaders who oversaw the botched execution of withdrawal from afghanistan. he has to restructure how and with whom he is making major foreign policy decisions. that was today in usa today. sue, east brunswick, new jersey and by the way, jake sullivan is expected to be at the press briefing today at 1:30 p.m. eastern alongside jen psaki taking questions. you can watch that today. we will be airing it on c-span. sue, east brunswick, new jersey, democrat. caller: good morning. this afghanistan situation is horrible.

joe biden does not seem to be bothered. thousands of americans, friends hopelessly trapped behind enemy lines and right now i guess as he sleeps ever so peacefully at the white house not a care in the world. here with reaction, lieutenant colonel north. not many options, the clock is ticking and i thought you laid out an incredible plan to help our americans trapped behind enemy lines, nobody is listening to you, unfortunately. >> others are listening, but the american people are obviously listening in this administration is not. as you noted earlier, sean, this afternoon the secretary of state blinken came out of hiding to hold a 45-minute long press conference that was so full of incorrect information it was simply surreal. he claimed for example that 82,000 people have been evacuated from kabul airport that there are fewer than 2,000 american citizens who want to be evacuated still on the ground in afghanistan. and that the airport in the last 24 hours had seen several thousand more leave. he says the united states diplo

biden: sorry? >> [inaudible] [indiscernible] mitigation members in place early enough and whether we should have heeded the lessons from other countries in may and june about how the variance spread to. pres. biden: we -- spread. pres. biden: we knew how it spread. we knew how the variant spreads. we put the vaccines together, we have 300 million, 600 million doses of vaccines for americans and have exported, when we have exported over half a billion, we knew what is disappointing is that more people were not willing to take the vaccine. we have done everything in our power -- i shouldn't say that, there is probably more, we will do more, but we will continue to try to make the case to the american people who haven't taken the vaccine that it is in your interest, can save your life and the mentally impact -- fundamentally impact the lives of the children and the people you love. the death rate is, don't hold me to the number, significantly, sick if it can be lower than when i inherited this job. wh

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joe biden seems to care less. take a look. >> when you see what happened over the last week was it a failure of planning, execution, or judgment? >> look, it was a simple choice, george. >> we've all seen the pictures, hundreds of people packed into a c-16. we've seen afghans -- >> that was four days ago, five days ago. >> what did you think when you first saw those pictures? >> i thought, we have to gain control of this. we have to move this more quickly. we have to move in a way in which we can take control of that airport. and we did. >> you don't think this could have been handled better in any way, no mistakes? >> no, i don't think it could have been handled in a way -- we're going to go back in hindsight and look but the idea that somehow there is a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing, i don't know how that happens. i don't know how that happens. >> so for you that was always part of it? >> yes. >> sean: joe, let me ask you, when you saw the taliban was on the march and took over 10% of the country

it is give greater pressure on president biden and his strategy.— biden and his strategy. it is true that it is a _ biden and his strategy. it is true that it is a dark— biden and his strategy. it is true that it is a dark day _ biden and his strategy. it is true that it is a dark day but - that it is a dark day but also reinforces those to the right decision not to continue a failed military strategy in afghanistan. and look, we can talk about what went wrong with evacuation. and that could be discussed explored and there should be those held accountable if decisions that were made that should not of been made. but the reality is that we stayed in afghanistan does maintain the status quo, we have also seen us troops targeted in these isis attacks are precisely the attacks that the us troops cannot prevent an gunman a maternity ward in kabul in may of 2020 and there is and the country in kabul, but isis, sometimes caught isis k has been terrorising afghanistan for the past several years. the us troops have not been able to provide a solution to that. you say to a certain

because we are not getting it for joe biden. part one of the new season, 21st century receive yield. time couldn't be any more appropriate this sunday night at 10:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. when we come back the entire community tonight on your selves an end and such of the state department. and this outside of it and patrolling to be a pregiven to ben an element. dean often, you knew what the go get the toys if you haven't already. >> sean: now tonight, biden is failing so badly it is so lost and so confused that even, yeah, our old friends in the deep state, and his allies there are now being forced to face the truth and reality. listen to james clapper himself, part of the russian hoax earlier today. take a look. >> they've been telling community for years that at led by cia has been very wary of the liability of the wild boy. the reality availability of the afghan confidence and booking a flight, certainly this goes back to the obama administration when president biden was vice president and is well aware of it. >> oth

this news coming and president biden kept congress and the public in the dark back in june biden waved a federal under federal statute that would force the pentagon and the administration to give a detailed briefing of congress about the terrorist dangers of pulling out president biden in his leader of afghanistan before collapsed told the leader there is a perception around the world you are failing in the fight with the taliban you need to project a different picture, records show president biden in his team immediately and repeatedly misled the american public red were born to stop the white house with the very latest. >> the president calling the withdrawal and extraordinary success, he then lays the blame for some of this mess at the feet of the president of afghanistan after fleeing he fled as a fight there, you mentioned the reuters report in the reuters obtain the transcript of the call the last call between president biden in the president of afghanistan according to reuters, i tell you the perception around the world and in parts of afghanistan that things are not going well

so the point there is, okay, president biden. you're telling me that this over the horizon capability is your way of handling this. president trump did it with a few thousand troops in afghanistan. show me you can do the same thing with no troops in afghanistan. here's your moment, president biden. do your job. kill these folks and get our people home safe and we'll reassess. >> that doesn't work. >> sean parnell, 20 seconds, why does he still have a job? why does milly still have a job? it's not like leaving afghanistan was a secrets. there are 13 american families here in this country that are having the worst day of their lives and that guy has the gall to say not that big of a deal. it's a joke. why does he still have a job? >> thank you so much for being with us. that's all the time we have tonight. catch me tomorrow and sunday morning on fox and friends. now, greg gutfeld. [applause] >> so talk about rough week. terrorist attack at the kabul airport killing 13 u.s. service members. 10 marines, two army soldiers and one navy

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

this so national security team, wasn't foreign-policy kind of biden's think? >> this is a moment that require strong, steady, stable leadership. we need someone tested and trusted around the world, this is a moment for joe biden, a president with the experience to lead. >> i worked as long as anyone throughout afghanistan during this war while the war was going on from kabul to kandahar. i have traveled on four occasions, i met with people, spoke to the leaders. laura: now still under the delusion that afghanistan was a stable country. i thought america was back, didn't he say that, they were foreign-policy gurus who could get other countries to help the united states. i thought they had a plan. experience is key, biden would calm things down and get us back to the regular order of things. >> president biden brought his expertise on foreign policy and national security. >> a world of experience. >> the entire cast of national security people who were on that stage yesterday with the president-elect joe biden, competence, experience, insight, humility. laura: b

yes, joe biden too, fired. breaking tonight, 90, count the numbers, 90 retired generals in admirals are also calling on millie and austin to resign in if biden had frankly any honor at all, if he even knew what da it is, he would resign himself right now great leaving americans behind and putting their lives in the hands of terrorists in this case, the taliban, and probably isis k an al qaeda, it's beyond heartless it's cruel, it is unacceptable. this is not the american way. according to a new abc news full , the vast majority of americans don't we don't get 84 percent of americans to agree out much at all. up but 84 percent agree u.s. troops should have stayed behin until every single american was evacuated. 71 percent say we should have stayed to make sure every ally of ours is evacuated. also, because we promised them that. our word is supposed to be our bond. not that they necessarily come here, but we get them out of there. it could have been done. it should have been done part w have the most powerful mi

i want to redo what president biden said in his statement. when i became president i faced a choice follow through on the deal to ramp up our presence and send more american troops to fight once again in another countries civil conflict, mr. secretary what do you think of president biden's attempt to blame and pin all the blame on what's transpired in last few weeks on the deal that he says he quote inherited from president trump and from you. >> of the risks weren't so serious it would be pathetic, i would not let my 10-year-old son get away from this pathetic claim shifting, he should be less focused on trying to blame this on someone else then dissolving the problem making sure that we protect and defend american security, it's worth noting this did not happen on our watch we reduced our forces and they did extend all the cost afghanistan is a plain old fact that this is happening in the biden administration leadership almost a quarter of our way into his first term. this is not the way leaders lead by fighting backwards, we had a bad deal

t no, says joe biden. meanwhile, desperate people tumble from airplanes thousands of feet in the air. many thousands of americans remained trapped tonight in a country now controlled by the taliban. but no problem, says the president. how do you assess a statement like that? well, our friend piers morgan described it as "breathtakingly arrogant and disturbingly delusional," and that sounds about right, if possibly a little understated.th watching it, you wonder, does joe biden understandnd with this moment means to the country he leads? we had to leave afghanistan, he was right about that. it was always going to be ugly, that is true. but this ugly? this humiliating? this destructive to america's authority in the world, as damaging to our future? no. none of that was foregone. none of that was necessary. all of that was a choice that joe biden and his advisors made intentionally, over months. they priced it in, as he just told us. they knew it was going to happen, but they did it anyway. what does that say

talked about his own son's death . bo biden. the way he seemed to look at his watch while they were speaking, all of this does not look good for joe biden. here's what we heard. i said, i swear to god. if he checks his watch one more time, i couldn't look at him anymore after that, considering especially the time and why we were there. i found to be the most disrespectful thing i've ever seen. now we have many republican voices calling for joe biden to resign at this point and step down from office. and while republicans have been known to be harshly critical of joe biden, we've also heard some democratic voices stepping up and shining in and voicing their frustration and disappointment with the administration and handling of afghanistan. the creation process appears to have been egregiously mishandled. in order to move forward, we need answers and accountability regarding the cascading failures that lead us to this moment. our troops deserve nothing less than a complete and unvarnished truth. i think that timeline is less than

, did president biden ignore it? we have to get answers. >> emily: it's absolutely right and it was a confidential memo, not classified. as americans and afghans desperately try to flee the country in fear of their lives, literally clinging to the wings of evacuating planes, the biden administration planned to charge them $2,000 to board flights. that incredible story, next. banks can loan you some of it. newday can loan you all of it! the newday100 va cash out loan. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual matching your job description. knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at th

>> it assumes a biden weakness. and there is something to that, president biden is continually facing negative stories coming out of afghanistan, which will happen, brian. we will see stories of those who will be left behind, who couldn't get behind over the next year, potentially. and they will be heartbreaking, and they will be something the republicans will take advantage of. that being said, the other major concern that i think the biden administration has to look out for is do we see a return of al-qaeda in a very influential position with the taliban? it's happened before. does this happen? do we see terror attacks? these are huge concerns obviously for any administration, but there is some argument that the region is less safe without the americans there, even a small force. so yes, i do think they'll use it. i do not think, however, that the evacuation will be a major issue comes a midterm election. >> don, our friend don edwards writes this about domestic politics in washington in the washington post, progr

i have known president biden as a vice president biden and senator biden peered this is a good man. this is a person who really does understand the world. he's got one of the best and most experienced administrations as seen in a long time coming into office. i say that's all disagreeing with this and hoping that this incredibly high integrity purposeful president will take a lesson from this, understanding that like john f kennedy, the bay of pigs disaster was early in his presidency. you don't remember him for the bay of pigs disaster. he can get past this but he has to double down on allies and counterterrorism and on containing the taliban, and then he can focus on his structure plans, economic rebuilding, obviously taking on covid-19 is the highest priority. he has a lot in front of him, but if he takes charge of this situation and finds a better way out of it, you could still have a presidency, and that is what you brought up in my column. he can still have that. if they don't do that, then this will be what the administration is remembered for. host: miles in new jersey, demo

accordingly, because joe biden's decision to defy u.s. law, to defy the overwhelming bipartisan consensus of congress, to surrender to vladimir putin, to give him his number one priority, a multibillion-dollar pipeline that will provide billions of dollars of rewards for russia for decades to come, because that decision is a generation algae owe political mistake, on the order of magnitude of jimmy carter's giving away the panama canal, that even 50 years later the consequences of that geopolitical mistake still reverberates, 50 years from now, russian dictators will benefit from joe biden's weakness on russia. because that strengthens russia, because it empowers russia to attack our enemies to, to extort our enemies, to engage in blackmail against our allies, because our allies are begging us not to do this -- i met with senior officials of the ukraine. the ukraine is begging us not to do this and the biden white house is threatening ukraine keep your mouth shut because we have a political objective here, because that strengthens russia

i sat in his office, and he went through the joe biden, this is the world according to joe biden. >> isn't that the problem, helene? >> that's exactly the problem. he came in and he was not going to listen. he believed the pentagon had rolled a successive number of administrations for 20 years and he was going to stand up to them. >> but then how are they unprepared for when april rolled around? when he announces the withdraw, it seems like there was no actual plan for what he had been planning for the whole time. how do they not have -- >> because they thought they could talk him out of it. you had joe dunford with the congressional panel in february saying you should not take out the 3,500. all of the military advice was that. and they thought -- lloyd austin did try to fight back. you know that. the fact is, he still is the joe biden of 2009 who is the only one in the national security team who didn't want the surge and bob gates criticized him in his book about it. he now says i knew better. >> david axelrod nailed this in friday's "new york times" when he said this, the way it's

he doesn't resign, joe biden should be impeached. i get what many of you are saying, kamala harris spent, ladies and gentlemen, it can't get any worse right now. the decisions this man is making when he's conscious or catastrophic and costing people lives and relationships and reputation of the united states. the damage right now is incalculable. i have another message. during the trump years we had all the time in the intelligence community, donald trump wakes up and drink diet coke in the morning, whatever it was. we need more. we need people to start telling the truth. when did the president know, did he do it anyway? there's only two possible scenarios right now, but the president was want that or he wasn't. it's simple, isn't it? 's simple equation. now some people are starting to speak out and i'm glad you're doing it. we need more. you may have seen this explosive article in the "wall street journal" later in the week, the state department warned almost collapsed. what did joe biden do? did he ignore it, did he care? did he re

now, no one respects joe biden. not the taliban, not our geopolitical flows, russia, hostile regime, china, the mullahs in iran, they are all wr allies don't even trust us at this point. and according to a breaking new report from bloomberg, biden promised to g7 leaders the u.s. would keep a security presence in afghanistan kabul safe, and then utterly failed to keep that promise. well, tonight, i always say let not your heart be troubled, my heart is troubled. our fellow americans are in deep trouble tonight, behind enemy lines, our friends, our allies are in deep trouble behind enemy lines. you know, leave no man or woman behind? well, great britain and france, to their credit, they sent in troops to kabul to escort citizens from kabul, successfully, to the airport. why haven't we? we have the best military fighting force on the face of the earth. yeah, americans now can't get to the airport, held hostage, and they are behind enemy lines day 6. joining us now with more, former secretary of state mike pompeo. i kno

biden is doing. let's start with bill, who is calling from georgia on the democratic line. bill, good morning. guest: caller: --caller: good morning. i think that the president has a very full plate and that he is doing a very good job. he has a lot of things going on, so my assessment is that he is doing a pretty good job. host: with the release of the july job numbers, president biden came out on friday to speak about his administration's efforts on the economy. here's a portion of what he had to say. biden: we learned that the economy created 943,000 new jobs in july. 943,000. the unemployment rate fell by half a percent, 5.4%. while our economy is far from complete, and while we have ups and downs along the way, we continue to battle the delta surge of covid, what is induced this: the biden plan is working. the biden plan produce results and the biden plan is moving the country forward. we are now the first administration in history to add jobs every single month in their first six months in offi

we didn't hear from president biden until monday and he did not take questions, biden's abc interview raised questions about the team's decision-making skills. it wasn't until late this morning that the president's team realized he shouldn't head to his delaware beach house today. he will reportedly go tomorrow instead. after hearing his news conference today, we can conclude the biden white house and cabinet are members of the gang that can't shoot or talk straight. they are basketcase teeming with contradictions and incompetence. after a week of mixed messages biden epstein still isn't even on the same page. >> what interest do we have in afghanistan at this point with al qaeda gone? >> we know that al qaeda is a presence in afghanistan. >> it is now clear biden is being kept in the dark by his team, completely lost touch with reality. >> criticize not to withdraw the conduct of that withdrawal and made them question their credibility. >> i've seen nothing like that. i've not seen that, the opposite. we are acting with dispatch committing to what we said we would do. >> someone shou

i feel like biden has gotten away so much. people have cut him slack because he has cognitive issues and he is older. somebody meads to stand up and take responsibility for what's going on. he hasn't done that. she won't do that. it's time for him to go. i think he will resign or i think his own party will remove him through the 25th amendment as the days advance. there is too much liability with this map. they can't cover for him anymore. todd: as you sit here today you think the 25th amendment will be invoked by the democrats in congress against joe biden? >> i absolutely think that's what's going to happen. i have been talking about this for about a year and a half. i have been saying even when he was candidate biden that he wasn't cognitively fit to be our president. i'm telling you as days go on it won't be ronny jackson it will be the democrats talking about it because is he failing on all fronts. when he gets up in front of the camera he is an absolute embarrassment. is he so unprepared for what's going on in this count

i hope that president biden is up to the task. today he's demonstrated that in afghanistan he's failed. the incompetence of the administration has been tragic, will have long-lasting implications. i hope they are able to ride the ship and get this right. i know that every american wishes that for our own country. maria: of course, and we are all patriots. thank you very much for weighing in this morning. we will talk soon along the lay. former secretary mike pompeo, coming up will president biden's massive blunders in afghanistan blow up his tax and spend economic agenda in washington. nancy pelosi still pushing for passage having called the house of representatives back tomorrow to vote. house minority leader mccarthy is here and weigh in on priorities and dangerous state of affairs right now. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss, so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most st