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Raise any real suspicions. they had probably practiced this countless times at different air airports. that was the tortuous question that ran through my mind for years that i went to counseling for. what did i miss? why didn't i see this? >> you heard there, he went through years of counseling. he's a retired airline industry veteran. he has learned not to blame himself for that deadly attack. we certainly hope so. that would be something to reconcile in itself. the 9/11 attacks led to a massive overhaul of air traffic security. going to the airport is an entirely different experience than ...

People, which included almost 6,000 american citizens, third country nationals and afghans designated by the department of state. we will continue to evacuate american citizens under the leadership of the department of state as this mission has now transmissioned from a military mission. evacuees' complete medical and security screening and vetting in accordance with the lead federal agency's guidance, the department of homeland security. currently there's approximately 20,000 evacuees in seven staging bases in five countries and central command.

Refugees appear to be ending up at this point. >> garrett, evacuating people off of the tarmac in kabul is the first step of an unbelievable difficult process. they landed at the air force base. this is a major american military facility. and then they need to be screened. we need to figure out exactly who people are. there is often a lot of confusion at kabul, it is not possible to fully vet everyone. many of the people that land here are then transferred onward to other u.s. facilities, across europe, across ramstein airport in germany. that is a military facility that is turned into somethi...

Just the close quarters, the sheer number of people, and the lack of any real safety for u.s. troops there. can you just explain? i mean, was there actual screening being done by the taliban? because i can't imagine that folks who are walking around with, you know, pieces of pipe to beat people with are necessarily great at screening people. >> anderson, it wasn't really a screening or any kind of security screening by the taliban. what we really were watching was crowd control, and a deeply crass, violent kind of crowd control where they were beating people with sticks. they were firing guns ...

The lack of any real safety for u.s. troops there. can you just explain? i mean, was there actual screening being done by the taliban? because i can't imagine that folks who are walking around with, you know, pieces of pipe to beat people with are necessarily great at screening people. >> anderson, it wasn't really a screening or any kind of security screening by the taliban. what we really were watching was crowd control, and a deeply crass, violent kind of crowd control where they were beating people with sticks. they were firing guns in the air very often when the crowds would get too inten...