Page 4 - Afgans News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The room raise that tweet to her? i can tell you with certainty that clown show jim acosta would have read to me word for word if i had a tweet like that, it's blaten pip can increases, convenience, she can't answer and the press won't ask a question who literally asked the afgan president to lie and unlike president trump, that phone call was nothing unlike what president trump had. unlike that, this phone call ended up with 13 dead american sole cures, stranded afgan allies, stranded americans and afgans hanged by air plans and not to be asked about what you yourself said in that tweet is am...

Lipsen to this former afgan interpreter on fox and friends earlier today. >> they're still waiting to see if they can find a resource to get out and i'm working my best here as well to see if i can get them out, if not the u.s. because they made a promise and they have not kept it. >> they have not kept it, it's embarrassing the whole country has put everyone in jeopardy. you also told me, real quick, there are assassinations going on right now, correct? >> they are going home to home. they're asking if they have been associated with the u.s. troops, armed forces or government or have been an ...

August the 19th, biden proclaimed if there are any american citizens left, we're going to stay until we get them all out. as the new york post points out, that was just one of six major lies biden told us about afghanistan. the second lie? that was about our afgan allied partners. on august 20th, biden said, quote, we're making the same equipment to get out those afgans who worked alongside us. now, there are thousands of our partners with no way out. maybe as many as 10,000 plus, i'm told. in fact the senior state department official told reuters news that the majority of afgans who helped th...

>> laura: steven the wall street journal is reporting that the government apparently has told agencies, get this, to expect as many as 50,000 afgans to arrive without visas, what you're talking about, through congress -- though conga lotted $500 million for the administration to provide these people some benefits, resettlement leaders say the money won't meet all those needs. >> not even close. and the lifetime cost. >> laura: what are they, per person? >> the lifetime costs are probably going to be a quarter million per family so let's not kid ourselves and think we're even in the realm of wh...

Some of my own family members. i'm one of three in my direct family who have served in afghanistan, and there's two themes that are coming out from this. one is, most of us don't regret what we did there, because, at the end of the day, we were confident in the help and the assistance and the security that we provided for the afgans that we had care over at that time. and for whatever period of time that they had some shelter and security from the taliban or other threats, that was worth something, and we felt good about that. but what we don't appreciate, and what joe biden has almost single ...