employment. guided by international human right norms. dana: a lot of words. bill: taliban doesn t give a damn what people think about them anywhere. absolutely. they think the u.n. and u.s. and everyone else are infidels and they are guided by god. then the u.n. talking about this when they have if you look at the united nations human rights commission it is a bizarre place where they have rituals where they condemn the united states and israel for apartheid and all this woke nonsense into the human rights language. i don t think this is good news or any kind of reassurance for the women of afghanistan. given the situation now maybe they ll change, who knows? i ll take anything. bill: back to tuesday they re back to the mercy of one of the cruelest groups in the world. thank you for your time today. dana: thank you. always good to see you.
advice from the intel and the military community. i think it s also striking, guys, that the administration keeps on trying to say this is the biggest, best airlift ever. yes, they have gotten a lot of people out but it is not like this was of a choice. this was a chaotic catastrophe that we re in this place, not because in is some great moment. they are doing what they have to do like military always does. but they are backed into a corner. bill: to put a fine point on that. this was no victory despite the headlines about 100,000 people getting out. and these u.s. marines, the navy coreman who lost their lives doing it yesterday. they were there to help serve humanity and they paid the ultimate price for that. no victory indeed. thank you, we ll talk to you later. dana: we ve been watching live pictures of evacuation flights resuming at kabul. you can see it there with the
interview with mitch mcconnell. like a lot of democrats and republicans, very critical of the way joe biden has handled these last days of america s involvement at least on the ground in afghanistan. bill: let s take you back to yesterday late afternoon. this is president biden on the trump taliban deal. part of what he said. president biden: imagine where we would be if i had indicated on may 1st i was not going to renegotiate an evacuation date. we were going to stay there. i had only one alternative. pour thousands of more troops back to afghanistan to fight a war that we had already won relative to the reason we went in the first place. bill: leon panetta said we ll have to go back in regardless. i don t know if that s true because for the past year and a
president trump wanted to get our troops out. we never found the conditions right to execute what president biden chose to do. president trump wanted everyone out from january of 2017. we never found the conditions right to be able to do that so we withdrew from 15,000 to 8600 and 4500. thoughtfully making sure we understood we had deterrents maintained and protect americans we do so every single day. bill: according to the peace deal there are four parts. one of the main parts is contingent upon the taliban negotiating peace with the current afghan government. that never happened. either our side had to push them together or this was wishful thinking. which was it? well bill, we did have a push, no doubt. for 20 years the afghans wouldn t talk to each other. president trump had two mission sets. one was to get our folks out
we ll see whether or not what they say turns out to be true. every day we re on the ground is another day we know that isis k is seeking to target the airport and attack u.s. and allied forces and innocent civilians. well not forgive, well not forget. we will hunt you down to make you pay. bill: that was just a little bit of what we ve heard over the past week and a half we could say. we were on the day yesterday on the five when that address was given. two good, strong moments during that off teleprompter. the line about we ll forgive and not forget. i don t know how you do that if you talked about pulling everyone out of the country. strong moment, being sucked into a black hole trying to relate to the families getting a knock on the door. everything after that was soft.