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Framing questions about the biden administration's afghanistan decision making. first, upon coming into office, how did the biden administration assess the impact on the ground of president trump's flawed deal with the taliban? did the administration negotiate better terms with the taliban upon coming into office? second, did the president's april withdrawal announcement set into place any planning in the event the taliban took over the country? what was the plan to evacuate all americans? other at risk groups? what was the plan to evacuate staff and those affiliated with radio free europe, ra...

In death for some u.s. partners. how did the biden administration specifically accelerate processing sivs upon coming into office? and third, what was the plan to avoid ordeal with refugee or humanitarian crisis. i expect you'll address some of these issues in your opening remarks. let me applaud the efforts for the personnel on the ground who worked under horrific circumstances. their actions in evacuating over 120,000 individuals were nothing short of heroic and these personnel deserve answers. the american public deserves answers and the afghan people certainly deserve answers. first, while...

He's going to receive a lot of tough questions. yesterday in the house, he was called a liar. he was called on to resign by republicans but we didn't get a lot of specifics into what the plan was and what it's going to look like moving forward. we expect the senate to really drill down on some of those specifics. we are going to see secretary blinken defend the administration and their plan and blame the previous administration. i just spoke to the chairman of this committee, senator mendez, and i asked him what he expects to hear from blinken and he says he wants to know if the administration...

Despite repeated requests, we had yet to receive a single piece of information about the administration's revised counterterrorism plan. meanwhile, the taliban continues its relationship with al-qaeda and the new interior minister has a $10 million u.s. bounty on his head for killing americans. any hope that the taliban will protect american security is a fatally flawed assumption. you must redouble efforts to reach agreements, to preserve disappearing intelligence networks. additionally, any country that offered support to the taliban should risk a strategic downgrade in their relationship wi...

Mexico to israel to iran to keystone to nordstrom but suddenly, hamstrung about this. but i think that was so disturbed me was we didn't hear a plan for going forward. we didn't hear how are we going to get the remaining americans out which is much higher. it is in the several hundreds and we didn't hear green card holders siv counterterrorism plan and a superstate. what we did here is basically shoulder shrug when asked "well, is the taliban now the governor of afghanistan?" and he replied with this haphazard, well, they want a civil war. i guess they are the de facto government. and now, we ...