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The americans said, there could be more textiles of the net is really what you have had president biden washington saying, this is not going to slow things down because we need to slow things down because we need to get out, we need to stick to that timeline- - -— timeline. .. talking about the fact that the british effort _ timeline. .. talking about the fact that the british effort and today, | that the british effort and today, lots of other european countries saying similarly. in theory there's a handful more days left with the us, but in light of yesterday's attack, presumably, that's w...

I think there was always going to be a mess. you said it right. about a year and a half ago the u.s. started laying the groundwork saying the war wasn't worth it as they were negotiating with the taliban. the issue and the execution came -- we abandoned bagram air base for some reason. i think that should have been the last thing we left. also, when you saw the afghan army collapsing, which, by the way, when you lose your air power and lose your logistics support, militaries collapse. when they saw that happening, there was no rush to rush troops in, resecure bagram or secure kabul airport, re...

Wake of u.s. troops leaving them behind. you'll speak of the afghans who worked side by side with the american troops, the translators, fixers, the troops themselves who will be executed and tortured. and you'll speak of our soldiers over the last 20 years who lost life and limb for this mission who feel betrayed this morning. but if i could jump, if i could cut to the chase, to the president's next move, and it may be counter intuitive, something no president has done, but does biden say i messed up we're sending 10,000 troops in, does he turn this around? what would be a better option? >> mi...

And all of these are pretty much estimates. even the numbers that the d.c. government put forward are estimates of what they think they would need. the parade itself hasn't really been that defined other than what they expect to be the route. but what it's going to involve, how many troops, all of that is still in the estimates range. it's going to cost a lot of money for security and basic things like bringing all these troops in, for fuel, for the aircraft flyovers, and, you know, and then any kind of infrastructure that's needed, whether it's bringing in facilities for people who would be w...

This. then you have the technical problem of helicopters. you have a big country, you can get the fast movers, you know generally where they are, how many there are, you can track them. helicopters is tough, it means a lot more aircraft overhead, and a lot more difficult engagements. >> what do you think about what secretary wolfowitz has said about moving forward about humanitarian relief starting off? >> i think humanitarian relief is definitely something we should be talking about. we should ideally do it with our allies, so it's not a unilateral u.s. action. it's frustrating, events on the...