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Interests allowed for a more measured reduction in force and preserved american incredibility. i feel this administration is trying to blame the prior administration and contrary to some that have said that the prior administration started this thats simply not true. the prior administration, when they took steps towards withdrawing from afghanistan entered into an agreement that had very, very specific conditions. i was privy to those so i have personal knowledge of this. in february 2020 agree...

People? actually have to get to these --eole? ., . ., people? correct. one of the bi est people? correct. one of the biggest challenges - people? correct. one of the biggest challenges is - people? correct. one of the| biggest challenges is getting the money into the humanitarian agencies as fast as possible so they can start programming, because we dont have that long before winter takes hold in afghanistan, and once that happens, many of the major road arteries will be cut off and it will be v...

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...

Was there defending indefensible position, he didnt say the biden administration has some expectations for the telegram going forward. >> no evidence staying longer would have made the afghan security forces and the afghan government anymore resilient. we expect the taliban to ensure freedom of travel, to make good on its commitments of counterterrorism, to uphold the basic rights of the afghan people. >> interpret isnt known for its counterterrorism efforts or upholding basic human rights. how ...

Our allies to take sharper and harsher measures against the taliban? >> simply put, the nature of the relationship that the taliban would have with us or most other countries around the world will depend entirely on its conduct and actions. specifically with regard to freedom of travel as well as making good on its counter terrorism commitments, upholding basic rights of the afghan people not engaging in reprisals. these are things not only we and country around the world are looking at. there i...

Basic rights of women and girls just like last week he was lecturing them on wokeness and inclusivity.gh how dumb is this man? take a look. >> we expect them to ensure freedom of travel, to make good on his commitments on th?counterterrorism. to uphold the basic rights of the afghan people including women, girls, and minorities. to name a broadly representative permanent government -- -- >> sean: where is mike pompeo when we need him? he is so totally and completely and utterly clueless it makes...

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0 for the unity of our country. i thank you very much for the way that you have kept us engaged and informed as decisions have been made. as you pointed out, the biden administration was dealt a very difficult hand on the withdrawal from afghanistan. we all recognize we needed to withdraw, the options were extremely limited. the mistakes made by previous administrations, weve talked about it. i think we need to understand that many of us did not support the 2002 campaign to go into iraq. one of ...

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 ...

0 so i thank you very much for the way that you have kept us engaged and informed as decisions have been made. as as you pointed out, the biden administration was dealt a very difficult hand on the withdrawal from afghanistan. we all recognized we needed to withdrawal the options were extremely limited. the mistakes made by previous administrations, weve talked about it, but i think we need to understand that many of us did not support the 2002 campaign to go into iraq. and one of those reasons ...