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His predecessor reached to remove all remaining u.s. forces from afghanistan by may first of this year. as part of that agreement, the previous administration pressed the afghan government to release 5,000 taliban prisoners including some top war commanders. by january of 2021, the taliban was in its strongest military position since 9/11. >> now, this testimony today was before a senate committee. blinken is the first senior biden administration official to testify on america's chaotic exit from kabul. these are live pictures as his testimony continues. lloyd austin declined to appear before ...

Osama bin laden was killed in 2011, a decade ago. al qaeda's capabilities were degraded significantly, including its ability to plan and conduct external operations. after 20 years, 2,641 american lives lost, 20,000 injuries, trillion dollars spent, it was time to end america's longest war. when president biden took office in january, he inherited an agreement that his predecessor had reached with the taliban to remove all remaining forces from afghanistan by may 1st of this year. as part of that agreement, the previous administration pressed the afghan government to release 5,000 taliban pris...

A decade _ osama bin laden was killed in 2011, a decade ago. al-qaeda is capabilities were degraded significantly including its ability to plan— significantly including its ability to plan and conduct external operations. after 20 years 2641 american — operations. after 20 years 2641 american lives lost, 20,000 injuries, _ american lives lost, 20,000 injuries, $2 trillion spent it was time _ injuries, $2 trillion spent it was time to— injuries, $2 trillion spent it was time to end america's longest war. when _ time to end america's longest war. when president biden took office in january...

Long ago. osama bin laden was killed a decade ago, and taliban's ability to conduct operations was degraded. and after 2,031 lives loss, and over 20,000 injuries, and $20 trillion spent, it was time to end the war. when president biden took office he said he would remove all american forces from afghanistan. and as previous to that, the previous administration wanted some of the top war commanders reduced, and in the meantime, that reduced our war presence to 2,500 troop, and in return the taliban agreed to stop attacking partner forces and to refrain

Governing agreement with the afghan government. did release 5,000 prisoners last year including taliban top war commanders. the president was walking in to that circumstance. he wanted to leave afghanistan. it's a war he long felt we needed to depart from. he felt that was long overdue. that was a circumstance that he walked into and frankly there's a little selective memory loss from some of the people that served in the last administration about these circumstances. >> my question is why hold on to the -- that -- the afghan envoy? the u.s. envoy. why did. biden hold on to him? >> the preside...