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>> it's more they overestimated the willingness of the afghan military to fight when the united states was clearly no longer going to provide them direct military support. and what bothers me here is the fact that biden sort of owns this decision by himself. the united states has been fighting with our allies for 20 years now. when we went into afghanistan, we asked them to join us. they all did. nato came together. we should not be leaving by ourselves. it would have been so easy for biden, the administration, when they did the policy review on afghanistan, to have done it multilaterally with...

Baghdadi's, that what he wanted to do was take the fight to other countries and, therefore, become another terrorist organization, that makes a great deal of sense, and i think that was his plans. and destroying him makes it extremely difficult for them to operate it multilaterally in a wide variety of places, to coordinate activities in a wide variety of places. whoever is going to take over and undoubtedly, they have somebody to take over. there's a series of people who might take over. whoever it is has got to -- a big job ahead of them. and when you destroy a leader of an organization like...

We have very integrated supply lines now. so effectively if we say you can't do business with zte. it almost puts zte out of business. zte is one of the companies they're trying to buildup. >> so qualcomm received some benefit here because of this potential but the intelligence community in this country is upset with the company itself. >> there are several things going on here. number one, china is the most protecti protectionist, the most abuser of free trade rules than any major company in the world and the fact is that something should be and needs to be done about it. maybe the horse is a...

You stand? >> well, as i said, i can't see us doing this unilaterally, need to do it multilaterally. at the hearing, secretary kerry indicated there were countries that were coming on board and that he would provide that information to us. he also indicated -- >> he said countries were coming on board? did he tell you which countries? >> some of which he said we need to talk about in a classified setting, which i will go into a classified setting and see who they are and what their level of commitment is. so i am undecided from where i have to gather the information because this is a serious, ...

Where susan rice is or where she isn't. the reality is we have limited options in dealing with this situation. we've got to deal with it multilaterally. i wish this was a chuck norris movie wherever american forces could somehow intercede and take khadafy out. but you're talking a country 6.5 million people, a capital of over a million densely populated. americans are gone and we are upping the pled cat but this is libyan story. we'll do as much as we can to support them but they have to bring him down. the reality is they will. >> gregg: you did mention the no-fly zone and united states and g...