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Suicide bombs today detonated. exactly as that warning from the kabul embassy said it would. and while the days-long crush of humanity bottlenecked at the gates of the airport has been an obvious soft target for a potential suicide bombing or some other kind of attack for days now. how did the u.s. have intel that clear about the location and the timing of the threat when u.s. persons needed to be told to leave immediately, how did they know when and where? we're going to talk about that important. tonight. but also, the question of who. because when the group, isis, claimed responsibility, is...

Is doubly tragic in that sense. and i think that you saw that, you know, very human reaction yesterday on the part of a president, but especially this one who has seen it upclose. >> the deadliest day for the american military in a decade in afghanistan yet the planes where taking off and landing from the very airport that 13 service members were killed. peter baker and john hudson, thank you both. still ahead on "morning joe." the capital police officer who shot and killed a woman during the january 6th insurrection, explains for the first time why he opened fire. we continue to follow th...

I want to share your comments which were sadly prescient with our audience. >> they don't really hold territory and they've been reduced but they can execute an attack at the airport or against any sort of western target or the taliban and create some sort of a quagmire which would bring the u.s. and the taliban back into conflict. >> you were talking of course there about isis-k, the organization a lot of americans are hearing about for all the wrong reasons for the first time. and clint, talk people through what they need to know about isis-k and the taliban, these two terrorist organization...

There's virtually no standoff. so when it comes to that moment of people coming through, u.s. troops have to actually check them according to the pentagon. they have to be right next to them. so if someone gets through, the ability for a bomb blast to have tremendous impact is really right there. what do they do going forward from here? well, that's really the challenge. what they have to do is figure out some way to manage that passthrough while they deal with, still, a lot of people. remember, we have about 1,000 u.s. citizens believed to still be in the country who may want to come out. and...

Hundreds of -- over 2400 have given their lives. and this was a tragic day. no doubt about that. at the same time, we need to make sure we are having the tough conversation, that we are having right now, as a matter of fact. but why we have done this. why we are 20 years in the making. this is not a one-week problem, this is not a one month problem. this is a 20 year problem for our country. >> i am struck tonight by the explicitness of the recent warnings we have had from u.s. officials about an attack of exactly this kind. i am struck by the president saying the threat of exactly this kind o...