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Said too dangerous to release. they traded them for the deserter, bowe bergdahl. now, that commander, is sitting right there at the desk making commands and taking over afghanistan. jacqui heinrich, our reporter in washington, pressed jen psaki on this. does the president regret it? listen. >> the administration is left to negotiate with the taliban, including one of the commandos released from prisoner swap when president biden was vice president. how is he digesting. >> that first i would note...

Speech yesterday it was faster than we anticipated, but we dont really know why it wasnt anticipated. was it intelligence? was the intelligence disregarded? the other question would be, why didnt you do more with the time that you had to get tens of thousands of not only american personnel, but you the afghan personnel who helped the united states out of the country? having said that, the difference between success and fail your for biden is not whether the taliban took over the country, because...

Straight with you. the truth is this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated. so whats happened? afghanistan political leaders gave up and fled the country. the afghan military collapsed. american troops cannot and should not be fighting in a war and dying in a war that afghan forces are not willing to fight for themselves. >> reporter: now, he did say there that this did happen faster than they anticipated. he did not say why. that has been a big question, jake. is it the intelligence, ...

Election and it would have been unfair to say anything before we knew what happened. >> in the terms of the way it played out, you have become a poster child along with seflgve of your colleagues for the claims from the president and the attorney general that the trump slb ru trump/russia investigation was cooked up just to hurt his chances of getting elected. but the problem there is that nobody in the country knew about the investigation before peopled a a chance to vote on him. and as an obse...

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Administration is that the president really operates based unemployment stable but if it more on political or personal slows much further, thats a needs rather than what the problem. >> we saw jerome powell point to intelligence shows. i think it should be a goal for all of us to withdraw u.s. troops down to a more reasonable tariffs and trade wars for part level and to draw down embassy of the uncertainty and the fed personnel. we have separate reporting that the state department is lowering ra...

Perspective, thats one thing. but overall its a very serious problem with the way security clearances are pushed through, transferred, cost lots of money for them to do that and it is a question about who gets to keep them. if >> melissa: more than 4 million people walking around right now with security clearance. >> katie: and a 700,000 person backlog who cannot. >> dagen: and multiples of that number of laughing at nancy pelosi and her saying that the last thing you want it intelligence is par...

As far as im concerned calling this intelligence is just flat incorrect. >> even if that were all true, it wouldnt make it not intelligence. just because somebody died -- >> sure it is. its political research. >> but if it was being done by an intelligence agent from the uk who was -- >> not anymore. both retired. both in the private investigation. >> that is what he is. thats why he was respected by the fbi when he came. >> not anymore. >> is james clapper said this man has a sterling backgroun...