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From _ two decades, we have got to learn from our— two decades, we have got to learn from our mistakes. to me, there are two that— from our mistakes. to me, there are two that are — from our mistakes. to me, there are two that are paramount. first, we must _ two that are paramount. first, we must set — two that are paramount. first, we must set missions with clear achievable goals, not ones we will never— achievable goals, not ones we will never reach. second, we must stay clearly— never reach. second, we must stay clearly focused on the fundamental national— clearly focused on t...

Troops _ another tens of thousands more troops going back to war. that was the choice. — troops going back to war. that was the choice, the real choice. —— say we weren't— the choice, the real choice. —— say we weren't leaving. the choice is between — we weren't leaving. the choice is between leaving or escalating. i was not going _ between leaving or escalating. i was not going to extend this forever were, _ not going to extend this forever were and — not going to extend this forever were, and i was not going to extend a forever— were, and i was not going to extend a forever...

Definitive book of us involvement in the country. as i'm sure you are aware, that involvement ended last night with the last soldier leaving. you were listening to that address, what did you make of it? we are just going to start out your microphone, have we got your? in the neck i think president biden did indeed have a hard decision to make the decision have a hard decision to make ii�*uéi decision between staying in afghanistan in which peace wasn't really terribly possible and where would continue versus leaving, which i think he didn't understand would have some costs the costs that we...

And no decision like that is easy. it wasn't going to be that we were going to leave afghanistan and everything was going to be fine and all ends would be met, so we were going to have to pay the cost for getting out, and i think the hope is that we can accrue those benefits, both the united states and our allies and partners, and indeed the world. ~ ., allies and partners, and indeed the world. ~ . , ., allies and partners, and indeed the world. ~ . i. ., ,, allies and partners, and indeed the world. ~ . .,~ ., , allies and partners, and indeed the world. . ., , ., world. what did you make of...

Government felt as people, the international community as a whole did not achieve its objectives. but to remind come of the key objective and rationale for intervention was addressing terrorism, the presence of al-qaeda the catcher and killing of al-qaeda the catcher and killing of osama bin laden and many of those objectives were achieved. in the lives lost of the 415 britons, the 2400 lives lost of the 415 britons, the 21100 americans, the tens of thousands of afghan soldiers and afghan civilians in that struggle were not in vain. it’s afghan civilians in that struggle were not in vain.—...