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Because it's so captivating. there are so many twists and turns. where do things stand? what is the latest? >> well, alex murdoch was shot. what we are looking at here, what i believe is that this was planned. the question is, the burning question is: who planned the shooting? is it related to the unsolved deaths we referred to? >> do you think this is targeted? was this random? what are the law enforcement officials say about motives? >> if this was random, it would be hard to grasp. murdoch is very recognizable especially in hampton county. we is a gentleman with red hair and distinctive fea...

Frantic and chaotic exit that we have seen over the last couple of weeks that this administration is still trying to find an answer for. they do point to more than 120,000 people afghan partners and americans alike leaving hafgs afghanistan safely. that's something he will be pointing to. the big burning question, the urgent question, how the u.s. plans to get out the 100 to 200 american citizens still on the ground in afghanistan. this is not a military mission. it's a diplomatic one. finally, how he plans to keep eyes on lafghanistan, if you will, to protect the homeland from another terror ...

What is the vital national interest? in my view, we only have one. to make sure afghanistan can never be used again to launch an attack on our homeland. remember whiy we went to afghanistan in first place. we were attacked by bin laden on september 11, 2001 and they were based in afghanistan. we delivered justice to bin laden on may 2nd, 2011. over a decade ago. al qaeda was decimated. i respectfully suggest you ask yourself this question, if we been attacked on september 11, 2001, from yemen instead of afghanistan, would we have ever gone to war in afghanistan?

However, you have to measure a against a promise he's made and words, a statement he's made and assurance he made that all troops would stay until all americans were brought home. there are no longer any u.s. service members in afghanistan. there are still americans who want to leave afghanistan. the president, i think, will have to address it today given his assurance he made. that's going be a big question for them given what was how much dicier the situation is. there's no diplomatic presence in kabul. they have moved it. it's a lot different from being on the ground as the presence was bef...

The question is whether or not he will be forward looking. that's what a lot of sources in both parties i'm talking to on capitol hill say they are listening for. how is america going to deal with the taliban? will the united states recognize the taliban? those kinds of questions are so crucial and critical. unclear if he will acknowledge that or bring that up in the speech today. the other question is what about the refugees. he's going to clearly talk about the role of america in this war but also going forward. what will he do and what will america do not to just contact the unbelievable ai...