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So how is the president's assertion that staying longer wasn't an option being viewed domestically? here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. to a large extent, president biden preps in stronger terms and perhaps with more emotion, he repeated what he had said several weeks ago in terms of his reasoning behind the decision to leave on august the 31st. he did not want to extend the forever war. we knew that was his policy and he also said he didn't want to extend the forever exit. and that is more pertinent to what we saw in recent weeks and that is where he is getting a lot of criti...

Is anyone who thought they would go from no provincial capital to marching in kabul. president trump left us with the strongest military position since 2001, but the point is that kabul, itself, the president had substantial troops, and that army lost the will to fight, and the president fled the country. that is what led to rapid fall of kabul. >> and hamish, now that the evacuation is done, and the president in this case, the white house chief of staff is speaking beyond the current moment, and trying to speak their way into the history books and defending and justifying not only their decis...

Smoothly, i was shocked. we have heard some interviews over the last week, week and a half of people saying they went to the airport. four or five times. the gates was locked. it was taken beaver the taliban. they couldn't get on planes. people were falling from the wheel wells so they could desperate to get out this was not a smooth evacuation process. brian: right. he said 19 times i told to you go to the airport it's really your fault. no one outside kabul got out of the country. one country formerly linked to senator biden vice president turned president. the rioters got ahold of a transcr...

Choice. the real choice. so how is the president's assertion that staying longer wasn't an option being viewed domestically? here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. toa to a large extent, president biden preps in stronger terms and perhaps with more emotion, he repeated what he had said several weeks ago in terms of his reasoning behind the decision to leave on august the sist. decision to leave on august the 31st. he did not want to extend the forever war. we knew that was his policy and he also said he didn't want to extend the forever exit. and that is more pertinent to what we...

Outside the country and collect them there. >> mark jacobson, during the weeks-long evacuation process we heard u.s. officials talk about this unlikely partnership between the u.s. and the taliban. they said our interests were aligned with the taliban. we wanted to leave and the taliban wanted us gone. what happens now that we're gone? >> exactly right, we have an inconvenient relationship that we have to maintain with the taliban, specifically in my view so we can get landing rights and exit rights for humanitarian aircraft to come in and get the remaining americans on the ground, their afgha...