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Administration has not able to take care of portland, chicago or our southern border. so you think these people know who they are and their background? no, i don't think so. that's what scary about this. >> reince, what jason is saying what we would ourselves -- we're bringing terrorist cells in the country. there's no vetting going on. the vetting that we do have is inadequate because it should be done before anyone gets on an airplane to come here. >> well, sean, you heard the president yesterday saying this is the greatest, most largest airlift in history. yeah, because they scrambled at th...

It is up to the afghans to make the decision about the future of their country. our north america correspondent, david willis, says there are questions around the speed of the withdrawal. it has, of course, been brought forward. we were led to believe september the 11th would be the date but now it will be by the end of august, president biden said today. he also made the point that the united states could no longer afford as the human cost no longer afford the human cost nor the strategic distraction of maintaining large numbers of us forces in afghanistan. he said the us had done what it sou...

That the united states could no longer afford as the human cost no longer afford the human cost nor the strategic distraction of maintaining large numbers of us forces in afghanistan. he said the us had done what it sought to achieve when it went in. that was the killing of a osama bin laden and the rooting out of terrorist cells in that country, and now, basically, it was up to the afghans to sort out what sort of country they wanted going forward. he said we could go for another year, then another year, then another year — what more would we achieve? it is, of course, somewhat controversia...

Where did that evolution start to happen and when? >> long gone are those days of the coordinated plotted cell-based attacks like 9/11 from groups like isis. al shabaab, al qaeda. what we've seen more now is lone wolf homegrown violent extremism individuals inspired by but not specifically affiliated with one particular organization. whether we're talking about a white supremacist organization or a group like isis, that can be a young kid who has some sort of grievance in their basement, or that can be a racist in a van that wants to carry out some attack. >> which is harder to combat? the ter...

Whether we're talking about a white supremacist organization or a group like isis, that can be a young kid who has some sort of grievance in their basement, or that can be a racist in a van that wants to carry out some attack. >> which is harder to combat? the terrorist cells or lone wolves conspireing to commit violence? >> it's much harder for law enforcement to detect one individual that's radicalizing on their own and mobilizing potentially to violence than it is to monitor and look at what's going on with a group of people. so law enforcement is definitely be challenged in ways that they ...