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First litmus tests that we should hold the taliban to. >> dana: we know that from our own reporting and talking to communication through someone else of one of the interpreters that is certainly not happening. as you said we made a promise and we should keep it. ambassador doug lute. >> bill: i hope a lot of what you said is true. were hanging on that for years to come. thank you, mr. ambassador. check out bill mcgurn. he writes this. in demanding moments great presidents appeal to the better an...

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Decisions until the endgame. i dont know the case with each and every one of these 100 or so that are left but what i can tell you is that as a government, well continue to make every effort we can to help them find safe passage. >> bill: i heard you say that yesterday but to quote the commander-in-chief. if there are american citizens left well stay to get them all out. that did not happen, admiral. >> the military mission is over, bill. we are no longer on the ground in afghanistan to facilita...

Leave. that got 5,000 americans ought. we got out thousands of citizens and diplomats and those that went into afghanistan with us to get bin laden. we got out locally employed staff in the united states embassy and families. totalling roughly 2,500 people. we got thousands of afghan translators and interpreters and others who supported the united states out as well. now we believe 100 to 200 americans remain in afghanistan with some intention to leave. most of those remain are duel citizens. lo...

Our operation allied rescue ended up getting more than 5,500 americans out. we got out thousands of citizens and diplomats from those countries that went into afghanistan with us to get bin laden. we got out locally-employed staff of the united states embassy and their families totalling 2,500 people. we got thousands of afghan translators and interpreters and others that supported the united states out as well. now we believe that about 100 to 200 americans remain in afghanistan with some inten...

>> bill: well stated on the comment on bagram. it appears the presidents banking americans memories will be short and turn back to more domestic matters and some in the administration think the taliban may be a different group of people this time. headlines over the past week fox news. taliban kill a folk singer days after banning music. "new york post" final stretch. westerners blocked. fox news, afghan interpreters taliban beating women. taliban knocked on the door three times. the fourth time...

American businesses, or american government, or ngos. who did not get out. and there are thousands left behind. who feel they have a target on them, now underneath the taliban with. what disease say to those 38 million afghans who might not have worked with the americans, but who are now going to be living once again under a very brutal to tell a therrien regime, as tom says, those are important questions as well. i think that he will portray this, as a progress for the american people. that wer...

Public, you end up losing the trust of the american public when they -- because theyre not going to pay attention to what you have to say and i think thats a danger that the administration needs to be aware of. >> and paul rieckhoff, ive watched your twitter feed during this speech so i think i know where youre heading. but to helenes point, you cant spin the war to the men and women who fought it. and i wonder -- i saw that you reacted positively. he offered in that speech in an address to the ...

Least painful an ending as possible, as an effective an evacuation as possible. i saw marines carrying babies, carrying a small crying toddler, i saw them handing out little scraps of card board in the hot sun to give people to try to fan themselves and fan their children. i saw them handing out food and water and privately, i had conversations with them as well where i heard about their anguish. i have been getting bombarded with phone calls and messages from servicemen, both current and former...

Honor the promise that this administration made to these people and that is what were doing. we are now committed to this. weve gotten out over 650 americans, afghan veterans, allies, interpreters, numerous vips and were continuing do it. weve had to make a shift now, it will get much more difficult. >> tony blinken says there are still 100 to 200 americans in afghanistan who want to leave. but can something like this program continue now do you think? >> reporter: yeah, i think that it will be ...