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About, susan, going back in, he means individual counterterrorist strike teams, whether delta force or navy s.e.a.l.s or whatever. but do you agree that the u.s. will have to go back in, in all likelihood? >> well, you know, jake, even president biden when he announced that he was making the decision to withdrawal the remaining u.s. forces back if april. even biden said we will continue to maintain essentially a counterterrorism-focused mission around afghanistan. he said that the goal was to negotiate with countries in the region to set up new bases from which counterterrorism missions can be...

Are helping u.s. citizens get to the airport so there's a whole complicated system here. and then, of course, to get isis in line. the taliban and isis are not friends. they were actually enemies. isis is essentially motivated to make the taliban look like it's not in control of afghanistan. we want out before that period happens. we don't want to be in the middle of that fight. and, yes, this is i think worth pushing the white house on. what will be our counterterrorism capabilities in the future? well, i'll focus on today. there's no question that the exit of the military in the world i'm in...

Getting osama bin laden. they are seeing an influx of groups in other parts of afghanistan. former national security adviser john bolton was on this network earlier and said the withdrawal would risk another 9/11-style attack. from your vantage point does the military have the ability to respond to the threats inside afghanistan without having a presence inside afghanistan? >> the short answer is yes. absolutely. we have counterterrorism capabilities in place right now. a carrier strike group is not far away -- well, far enough away in the ocean but within reach and facilities to use fixed air...

Soldiers trained 90,000 troops according to "the new york times." the emirates have been responsible for every major ground advancement made in yemen, resting battlegrounds. that's because the uae, a tiny country with about a million citizens has the most effective army in the arab world. among gulf countries it has unparalleled counterterrorism capabilities. troops have fought alongside america in kosovo and libya. so why did the uae decide to largely abandon the war? earlier this year the u.s. congress upset over the war in yemen passed a bipartisan resolution that sought to end u.s. involve...

Paying billions and billions of dollars. so i think that's something we'll be discussing later and we'll be discussing that at our meeting and probably long before the meeting. we're going to successfully confront the full range of threats and we're going to need every member state to honor its obligation. so as we've just said, some do and some don't. today the united states reaffirms our commitment to article 5 and the mutual defense pac. we renew our call for nations to increase defense contributions under article 3 requirement for preparedness and military capacity. you have to be prepared...