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Without the afghan military or a functioning government, would that have been enough to retake kabul to be able to secure the passage to everybody at the airport? >> i don't want to profresz to be a military expert. i can i say think safely it would have taken a substantial number of forces to try to retake the city or establish a much broader perimeter, and, of course, if that was ultimately opposed by the taliban, in a sense, it would have defeated the purpose. anyone outside that perimeter would not have been allowed to get through it to come to the airport. among other things. >> right. on...

0 i thank you very much for the way that you have kept us engaged and informed as decisions have been made. as you pointed out, the biden administration was dealt a very difficult hand on the withdrawal from afghanistan. we all recognize we needed to withdrawal and the options were extremely limited. the mistakes made by previous administrations, we talked about it, but i think we need to understand that many of us did not support the 2002 campaign to go into iraq. one of those reasons was we wanted to complete the mission in afghanistan when we had a chance to do it when the taliban was dimin...

0 so i thank you very much for the way that you have kept us engaged and informed as decisions have been made. as as you pointed out, the biden administration was dealt a very difficult hand on the withdrawal from afghanistan. we all recognized we needed to withdrawal the options were extremely limited. the mistakes made by previous administrations, we've talked about it, but i think we need to understand that many of us did not support the 2002 campaign to go into iraq. and one of those reasons was that we wanted to complete the mission in afghanistan when we had the chance to do it when the ...

They accuse iran of helping the rebels. the conflicts killed 250,000 people. some victims of starvation according to the u.n. in the anarchy, al-quaida has thrived here. the most dangerous, despite years of u.s. drone strikes. al-quaida's yemen branch train the manned that attempted to down a u.s. airliner in christmas day in 2009 with explosives sewn into his under pants and claims responsibility for a tearist shooting in paris that killed 12. sultan al arada is the governor of yemen's northern marib province. >> what would it take to get rid of al-quaida in yemen? >> we need a state. if we h...

0 news up >> tonight, new vaccine mandates spark legal scrutiny and push-back. >> the near term, you can discourage vaccination. >> millions are order to get their shots to curb the covid crisis that killed 650,000 americans. the latest cases causing concern for parents, kids back in school. >> i'm concerned for our kids. they are being used as political pawns in this chess game. that is reprehensible. >> we'll have a checkup on the issues with our dr. david agus. tonight, secret no more. the fbi declassified the documents examining the saudi government's role in the 9-11 attacks. and 20 years...