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They reported to us from the secretary that there were 1500 americans still to depart, 500 have been contacted and 1,000 they were trying to contact to get those remaining 1,000 out for the deadline which is august 31st and before that by several days because they have to begin scaling back. what would this interruption mean? an interruption in flights taking off, people being able to get to the airport, certainly? >> so, yes. more of an interruption of people to get to the airport. the airfield...

By one of the gates theres a hotel, the baron hotel, we stayed there, other journalists stay there, we were there a few days ago. that was built primarily for contractors because it is so close to the airport, that way they could get on and off the airport quickly, safely. from the baron hotel, theres a 200 yard corridor that leads to the abbey gate. one of the gates onto the base. that corridor is flanked with high concrete barriers, and within the corridor theres a deep sewage canal, drainage ...

And stability even more so than there is already. >> with people being warned away from the airport, is that slowing down the evacuation process? im wondering from what you are seeing on the ground what are the chances that the u.s. will fulfill their promises to get everyone out by that deadline. >> it is worth noting that there are also a lot of people inside the airport, so a few stages that you have to go through before you are processed by western troops. so there is already a huge number o...

Afghans getting into kabul airport, these are the scenes at its walls. they wade through sewage and breathtaking heat, waving their documents, desperate for escape. beyond these barriers, plane after plane carrying thousands to freedom. but here there is fast fading hope that they will get to safety before america and its allies leave in a few days time. the process taking an added urgency with what u.s. intelligence have described as a very specific threat against crowds gathering outside the a...

The other blast was at or near a nearby hotel. >> lets bring in our analysts. we have general wesley clark, a cnn military analyst and former nato supreme allied commander. david sanger, political and national security analyst and white house and correspondent for "the new york times." and we also have with us cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson. thank you for being here. bob baer, i want to start with you because of your expertise in intelligence and security because we had the in...

0 wants to leave, but you want to get every american citizen who wants to leave out of that country before the military departs. >> my thanks to john brennan and congressman gallego, a big thanks to all of the other correspondents and guests who joined me this hour. we will take a quick break. we will continue our coverage there in afghanistan. again, 60 people hurt, at least 13 dead according to the taliban. we are not going to take a break, but "andrea mitchell reports" does start right now. ...

0 >> karen greenburg, thanks so much. that does it for this edition. chuck todd is up next with "mtp daily" only on msnbc. well, dont worry, andrea, youre not going very far. were coming back to you in a moment. welcome back to "mtp daily." a pair of explosions rocked kabul, have tloefr the u.s. evacuation efforts into turmoil, just five days before president bidens agreed to deadline to get americans out. u.s. officials tell nbc news at least three marines were wounded in the attack outside t...

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