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A high-level delegation from the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), led by the Force Commander, Lieutenant General Diomede Ndegeya, on Sunday visited Dhusamareb, the
Helped us in a war effort. we have a long way to go. a lot can still go wrong. >> reporter: the president is facing incredible pressure. not just to get americans out of afghanistan, but also to evacuate those afghan allies. he worked closely with the u.s. over the course of the 20-year war in afghanistan. now the president said those siv applicants will be able to come to the united states and insisted they will be thoroughly vetted before they travel to the u.s. the evacuees are leaving the kabul airport and heading to a thirty party site or operating base where that vetting is underway. now...
Take a listen. >> there's no way to evacuate this many people without pain and loss of heartbreaking images you see on television. it's just a fact. my heartaches for those people you see. we are proving we can move thousands of people a day out of kabul. we're bringing our citizens, nato allies, afghanis who helped us in the war effort. but we have a long way to go, and a lot could still go wrong. >> reporter: the president is facing incredible pressure not just to get americans out of afghanistan, but to evacuate those afghan allies who worked closely with the u.s. over the course of the 20-...
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Because there is a pretty good argument and a difference between having an operating base and an ongoing war, and so my real question is not really a critique as much as what will the taliban do that will cause us to bring troops back and how are we ensuring that does not happen? i don't care if we have 2500 or 25,000 troops there, i care what is the threshold they will have to meet and what is their ability to do it? >> benjamin: thoughts that he will discuss a diplomatic solution, but you have been in the country, what does that look like? particularly as the u.s. lost leverage, what leverag...