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Thousands of people, especially talking about afghan nationals, who protected the u.s. serving both as translators as well as anything in an assistants capacity curing the 20 years that we were involved in afghanistan directly. so it's -- becomes very complicated from a planning standpoint. basically, what you have to do is you have to make sure that you gather people up in certain areas and that those areas where you gather them up aren't known to the taliban or to anybody else, and that's an almost impossible task when you've got so many people that you have to gather up and in so many areas...

Commanding british troops on the front line of some of the world's toughest hot spots, including afghanistan, iraq. the balkans, northern island. he was -- ireland. he was sent to kabul in 2003. writing about richard, forces at the time said, his effort led to most successful, counterterrorism operation in kabul. setting back the enemy campaign. in more recent years, he spent several years in downing street, head of international terrorism team, he was responsible for producing assessment on growing global terrorism problem at the time for the cabinet.

So that's why biden can say the reason that we were able to pull out of afghanistan, that we wanted to pull out of afghanistan, was that we felt we had solved the terrorism problem in afghanistan. we killed bin laden, we'd got rid of al-qaeda in afghanistan, so if we could get out, that's got nothing almost to do with the original conception of nato, which was to act not only as a military adversary, but as an ideological adversary to the soviet union. and now we seem to be in this peculiar vacuum where there is an entirely new global dynamic, and it's not ideological at all, it's really crude...

Commanding british troops on the front line of some of the world's toughest hot spots, including afghanistan, iraq. the balkans, northern island. he was -- ireland. he was sent to kabul in 2003. writing about richard, forces at the time said, his effort led to most successful, counterterrorism operation in kabul. setting back the enemy campaign. in more recent years, he spent several years in downing street, head of international terrorism team, he was responsible for producing assessment on growing global terrorism problem at the time for the cabinet.

So that's why biden can say the reason that we were able to pull out of afghanistan t,hat we wanted to pull out of afghanistan was that we felt we had solved the terrorism problem in afghanistan. we killed bin laden, we'd got rid of al-qaeda in afghanistan, so if we could get out, that got nothing almost to do with the original conception of nato, which was to act not only as a military adversary, but as an ideological adversary to the soviet union. and now we seem to be in his peculiar vacuum where there is an entirely new global dynamic, and it's not ideological at all, it's really crudely n...