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Managed the withdrawal. >> politico, sam stein, thank you so much. greatly appreciate it. mika, as you look at those numbers and you look at the numbers right now, post afghan chaos, look at the numbers for 75% of americans reporting it. again, i strongly opposed this withdrawal, that said, politically, the further we get away from those chaotic pictures, the more you're hearing 70,000 are air lifted out. 100,000 are air lifted out, and the further we get away from the story, i suspect that is not going to be an issue driving voters in 2022 or few voter, perhaps veterans, rightly. and at the e...

Our allies, the biden administration needs to cut the stockholm syndrome. there's no reason to trust the taliban, they're violently blocking americans and our afghan partners from reaching the airport. and here's democratic congressman jason crow of colorado, he's an army veteran who served in afghanistan. >> it is not going to be possible to get american citizens out and our afghan partners and their families out between now and the end of the month. that's why there's broad and deep bipartisan support in congress and across the country to extend the deadline, and to make sure that we're doin...

The surprising hours' long delay of vice president kamala harris's flight to vietnam, as the u.s. embassy dealt with two new cases of that mystery illness known as havana syndrome andrea mitchell joins us now andrea, this is very unusual. >> that's right, lester it was a last-minute delay on the vice president's high-profile trip to vietnam after embassy staffers reported acoustic symptoms similar to the so-called havana syndrome over the weekend. at least one to be medevaced for treatment. security officials decided there was no threat to the vice president since th embassy staff was working ...

Vaccines, including, like, vaccines for like anthrax, which that is a vaccine i wouldn't want to take, and yet, you just gave the numbers, 185 million people have had this vaccine. not one person has died from the vaccine. safer than aspirin. how do we get that message to americans that just can't prefer to follow conspiracy theories, and at some point do we just give up and have vaccine mandates for a vaccine that as you said is safer than aspirin? >> well, joe, you really laid out a very nice segue into that discussion. i have to share an experience i had a few months ago where i was talking...

President and white house officials were calling around capitol hill particularly to those centrist democrats insisting their get on board and getting in this provision from nancy pelosi that guarantees a vote on infrastructure. this was, again, a procedural vote as sam said. what happens next year? i think most americans watching who don't follow every twist and turn of the house procedure want to know when does the bill pass if it's going to pass, and when does that money start going out to the states? >> i consider those people who don't have to watch every procedural vote very lucky. what ...