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Aid and comfort to the enemy? the biden administration said were giving it to charities, for the good of poor people and women. the taliban has a history of taking this. throughout their governance, they would take the money. this was a big complaint we had when they were in power the last time. they now have $80 billion worth of weapons. 350,000 automatic weapons. do we really, are we really naive enough to believe were going to keep sending charity to afghanistan and theyre not going to interr...

Could i have imagined that an administration would leave and leave $80 billion worth of weaponry to the taliban, dozens of planes and helicopters, thousands of armored carriers, hundreds of thousands of automatic weapons. worst of all, 13 of our brave young and women. never in my worst nightmares did anyone conceive of a colossal incompetence. abandoning bagram air force base will be remembered. holding no one accountable. having everyone circle the wagons and say, we all agree to abandoning the...

0 i wish general austin were here. secretary austin could answer many of the questions that were proposed. but this was not a choice between either a dangerous escalation of the war, which has just been laid out, or a precipitous chaotic withdrawal that embarrassed us around the globe. to say that it was not a sign of weakness the way we left. i mean, i dont know who youre talking to. but if youre talking to our allies in nato, they would say it was a sign of weakness. if youre talking honestly ...

Preparedness. >> hes invited to speak around the world and went to paris after the november attacks. >> let me tell you some of my nightmares. >> to share stroimgs with the french first responders. >> what were worried about is the vesht cal threat, multiple floors. >> one of the things we need to prepare for is to deal a terrorist attack on high rise buildings. the use of automatic weapons and explosives. and the use of fire as a weapon. >> the 9/11 firefighters who now make up the fdnys top br...

And they deserve a lot, a lot of credit for what happened. and i remember john, i was worried about you, too, i was reporting what was going on from the cnn washington bureau, but you were at the white house, and there was enormous concern that a plane could be heading toward the white house. >> i was at a meeting downtown in our fabulous producer at the time, the technology was very different in those day, the first text that the plane hit the north tower, were not sure if it is a big deal and ...

Preparedness. hes invited to speak around the world and went to paris after the november attacks. >> let me tell you some of my nightmares. >> to share strategies with the french first responders. >> the thing were worried about is a vertical threat, multiple floors. >> one of the things we need to prepare for is to deal with a terrorist attack on high-rise buildings. the use of automatic weapons and explosives and the use of fire as a weapon. >> the 9/11 firefighters who now make up the fdnys t...

The world and went to paris after the november attacks. >> let me tell you some of my nightmares. >> to share strategies with the french first responders. >> the thing were worried about is the vertical threat, multiple floors. >> one of the things that we need to prepare for is to deal with a terrorist attack on high-rise buildings. the use of automatic weapons and explosives. and the use of fire as a weapon. >> the 9/11 firefighters who now make up the f.d.n.y.s top brass talk about managing t...

Because i wasnt supposed to be alive. >> in a long conversation that switched between haitian creole and english, marine described in vivid detail the night her husband was killed. it was around 1:00 a.m., she says, when the shooting started. it wasnt something small. it was the sounds of automatic weapons. bullet holes still pockmark the compound at the time, she and her husband hid in their bedroom. minutes later, she said the door burst open, gunfire ripped through the air, and at first, only...

We fight him, why didnt we do anything? thats easier said than done when you have two hands and he had two automatic weapons. the first couple of weeks, we were all in shock. but i think once norway started to go back to normal, i think thats when things started getting more difficult for the most of us. ijust getting more difficult for the most of us. i just to getting more difficult for the most of us. ijust to have really terrible nightmares again, and really struggled with depression and anx...

Then once people came out of their hiding spots, he just shot them point—blank. everyone on the island afterwards have had thoughts about, "why didnt we fight him? "why didnt we do anything?" but that is easier said than done when you have two hands to fight him with and he had two automatic weapons. the first couple of weeks were just shock. but i think once norway started go back to normal, i think thats when things started getting more difficult for the most of us. ijust started to have rea...