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We saw no sign of them preventing people where we were, but theyre clearly frustrated with the scenes unfolding. with time running out, theres a sense of panic amongst those trying to escape. many worry theyll be left behind, like this former british army interpreter whos yet to receive a response to his application. its very dangerous for us, because from the day the taliban entered kabul, ive changed my home three times, so we are just two days, two nights we are living in one place. hes only ...

Blocking access to the airport for afghans and one can assume that also would include some afghan interpreters so what happens to those people once troops pull out and they are left in afghanistan, country rules by a terrorist organization? >> we know what can happen and a lot of them will remain in hiding, to communicate with us to see how we can get them out and i trust our military, they dont leave people behind. this is america. weve got to take care of our people. jillian: this is an exchan...

Just said 4400. there have been 58,000 the united states has evacuated. 6500 at least americans still remaining and no way you will get them out by august 31st. so lets stop the stampedes. lets stop putting people incle the taliban that we are going to not leave. we arent playing mother may i with the taliban? well stay until we get every american and afghan partners who put their life on the line helping american troops and interpreters and other capacities over the years. right now were assist...

Leaders. all the g-7 leaders are like we havent heard from this guy. he is nowhere to be found. where is the vice president during all of this? where is the leadership? i mean, they totally abandoned the world. we lost 6,000 troops, 6,000, meaning troops and contractors in afghanistan. we spent $2 trillion there and in seven days we lose a country, we abandoned all our interpreters, all our allies who fought by our sides and now they are driving uparmoured humvees they have our drones and black ...

Chief who served in afghanistan and fox news contributor. wonderful to have you both here. maybe ill start with you to tell me the lay of the land as we wake up today and realize that august 31st might have been a date that president biden initially came up with but the one the taliban says he must stick to. >> we are so much focused on kabul. we dont hear from the rural areas and the provision cities. there are american citizens there, afghan interpreters and families there trying to also get o...

With the scenes unfolding. with time running out, theres a sense of panic amongst those trying to escape. many worry theyll be left behind, like this former british army interpreter who is yet to receive a response to his application. its very dangerous for us, because from the day the taliban entered kabul, ive changed my home three times, so two days, two nights we are living in one place. hes only got one document from the british army, and it doesnt even say who signed it. but we managed to ...

Preventing people where we were, but theyre clearly frustrated with the scenes unfolding. with time running out, theres a sense of panic amongst those trying to escape. many worry theyll be left behind, like this former british army interpreter who is yet to receive a response to his application. its very dangerous for us, because from the day the taliban entered kabul, ive changed my home three times, so we are just two days, two nights we are living in one place. hes only got one document from...

Several days for them to withdraw their troops, withdrawal of the equipment and before that starts to happen, the civilian flights which bring in thousands of people out of afghanistan are going to have to stop and that means at some point, this going to be a lot of people in afghanistan were going to be left behind. look, these people worked as interpreters, the british army during the last 20 years when we have been in afghanistan. some did other roles such as drivers. the fearfor other roles ...

Couple of extra days just to get remaining u.s. military. >> i could see that scenario, but i would i also see is, you will still see extractions of americans, american allies, all the way through the rest of the year i imagine, something that were not really talking about, because everything is very much focused on kabul airport, is the northern territories, pakistan, kirk extent, were already seeing some of the allies slip across those borders to the north, this is seen as more protected terri...

And go to the independent. the photo, i should and go to the independent. the photo, ishould mention and go to the independent. the photo, i should mention first of all because its the first thing you see. that is the wonderful sarah storey celebrating. we will come to that a little later on. well focus on afghanistan. that is the main story on the independent and the headline there. uk races to rescue 2000 and final hours of air left. that is focusing on the 2000 people on the uk perspective. i...