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i would have written a different speech and would have done a prime time address. i don't know if i would have taken questions. i would have let it stand. i would have followed up with a press conference today. does that answer? >> bill: i don't know if we'll get that press conference. >> dana: we won't get that press conference. president biden yesterday so he is again deflecting blame for his messy operation while addressing the nation yesterday. he pointed the finger at everyone from president trump to afghan security forces and even some of those americans who were left behind. the president claiming the state department reached out to them 19 times since march. >> bill: meanwhile we get a new look at the taliban and they're decked out in billions of dollars of u.s. military equipment. the images stoking outrage and fueling calls for the president's top military advisors to resign. frnlts lloyd austin and mark milley are expected to take questions at 1:00 p.m. eastern today. this amid a growing push to
as you say, that was higher than any of us expected. 15 wounded. and the afghan health minister said 60 afghans killed and wounded. the president will be speaking at 5:00 p.m. eastern today. he had said that any attack on u.s. service members would be answered. what do we expect him to share with the american public today? >> above all i think you're going to hear two things from the president. one is an expression of sympathy for those troops and their families and the loss that they've suffered. this is something that president biden identifies with extremely closely. and the second thing is what we've heard from secretary of defense austin before and general mckenzie, which is that the mission will continue. no indication that it will be exen extended. we'll see if the president has
news exclusive report that local embassy staff in kabul are losing faith in u.s. evacuation efforts. this is coming from a state department diplomatic cable that was obtained by nbc news. one staff member saying it would be better to die under the taliban's bullet. that's a pretty stunning statement there. also new nbc polling shows 60% of americans are disapproving of the president's handling of afghanistan. 61% believe the war was not worth it. the president is expected to provide an update at 4:00 p.m. eastern today. joining me now, california congressman, ro khanna. congressman, before i even get to what you want to hear from the president today, that was a pretty stunning report from nbc news about the sense of tragedy, really, underway right now at the kabul airport. >> alex, there's no doubt that
everyone working flat out trying to stem the tied of an unfolding disaster. the pentagon is activating the civil air fleet. commercial airlines will join evacuation efforts. but nbc news has learned they will not fly in or out of kabul. the u.s. has transported 3,900 passengers in the last 24 hours and learned the ramstein air base is near capacity with almost 5,000 evacuees. a baby was born at the base, a woman giving birth to a girl moments after landing. nbc polling shows 60% of americans disapprove of president biden's handling of afghanistan. 61% believe the war in afghanistan was not worth it. the president is expected to provide an update at 4:00 p.m. eastern today. from there to josh ledderman. how is the administration
alicia: trey yingst reporting from kabul with the qatari air force. thank you remember, we'll bring you president biden's speech on afghanistan at 4:00 p.m. eastern today, right here on fox news. benjamin: president biden is stoat to address the nation on the latest in afghanistan after meeting with his national security team. joining us now is retired u.s. army general major patard. he is the author of hunting the caliphate, america's war on isis and the dawn of the strike cell. dana, thank you for being with us today. i know that you have said in the past the operations that we're seeing right now, the non-come non-combatant evacuation operations are some of the hardest operations the u.s. has to contend with. president biden said this is one of the most difficult air lifts in history. the contingency plans are in place for events like this so why the chaos we're seeing at the moment.
or bring a friend and you both get a month for $5. president biden set to address the nation at 1:00 p.m. eastern today and the u.s. senate will hold a virtual briefing later this afternoon. daniella diaz has the details live from which capitol hill. >> reporter: these lawmakers want to know about the time line for afghanistan and what led to this collapse of this government. you know, these senators are planning to get an unclassified virtual briefing on afghanistan at around 3:00 p.m. today by secretary of state antony bli blinken, secretary of defense and also joint chiefs of staff mark milley. this is just a day after a bipartisan group of senators, 53 actually, sent a letter to
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