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Nobody wants these never ending wars. there is a right way and wrong way to get out. one right way is not to leave your munitions, multimillion dollar humvees all over the place and other military caches, et cetera, and it would have been smart to listen to our own intel committees that told them it would happen if they did it this way. >> yes, that's right, sean. this is one of the greatest disasters in modern american history. this is a disaster on humanitarian grounds for women and minorities. it's a disaster for our credibility. can you imagine what people in taiwan or ukraine are thinking...

Up not worried about planes flying into buildings or suicide bombers on school buses. but the thing that has me perhaps the most upset is that that's all now gone. al qaeda 3.0 will come roaring back. where biden is so fundamentally wrong is this isn't an afghan problem, this is a global problem. and terrorism that grows in afghanistan will spread like a cancer. it won't stay there. it will follow us back. so as we head into the 20th anniversary of 9/11, with the prospect of al qaeda 3.0 following us home, that to me -- and further, the fact that we're in a worse place than we were in 2001. so...

Because now we have no basis, no local allies. the taliban are flush with heavy weaponry, artillery, arms, and ammunition. literally warehouse is full of it. what i am looking to hear from biden today is what is our strategy going forward? how are we going to deal with al qaeda 3.0? i'm going to tell you i am going to start channeling the inter-charlie wilson. we all remember charlie wilson's war. some pockets of resistance and continue to fight. that is what i'm going to be pressing the biden administration to do. i am not going to wait for another 9/11, another pulse nightclub. >> trace: the...

Reemergence of al qaeda 3.0. but it's going to be far worse because now they have access to tons of weaponry, artillery, ammunition, armor and others that we -- and a massive air base we have essentially handed them. >> kayleigh: joey, general milley, joint chiefs of staff, asked about this on a call. threat assessment at median peer lawmakers that are you going to have to reassess his answer was yes. this was entirely predictable. >> joey: absolutely. i made the point in the last segment, there's a difference between having 100,000 troops in afghanistan waging war on the taliban and 3,000 to ...

Strategy primed for success and based on guerrilla warfare doctrine they built up over the years. basically our leaders failed and didn't understand that. >> bret: al-qaeda 3.0 the next version of al-qaeda norm just mentioned it tom, we are getting ready for 20th anniversary of 9/11. the taliban and jihadists kind of like calendars. this could increase the chatter ahead of that. >> oh, the chatter has already increased, bret, just before i came on air here i follow hundreds of jihadi social media sites several new sites from popped up they are all issuing victory statements saying al-qaeda and...