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Their responsibilities and the trump administration for entering into a deal with the taliban. but it was this president that oversaw such a frenzied, chaotic withdrawal. in a country renowned for honouring its servicemen and women and in a city that at its very heart pays tribute to american war dead, what looks to many inescapably like a defeat has been a huge blow. and military veterans have been vocal about their dismay. i think it was a waste of... a waste of time over there, because it wasn't run properly, i don't think. $2 trillion spent over there, and nothing has changed, it seems lik...

Administration dealing directly with the taliban which undercut the afghan government and the biden administration continued that policy, essentially. >> i think that's a fair criticism, but i also think it's worth remembering we were never going to get out everyone who deserved to get out before the government fell. i mean there's sort of a catch-22 here, right? the united states and the afghan government obviously wanted the afghan government to survive. there is no way for it to survive if we are simultaneously airlifting out the thousands of people who are running that government. and so s...

Airlifting out the thousands of people who are running that government. and so, so long as the u.s. and afghanistan wanted to take a shot at an aftghanistan that wasn't run by the taliban, there was no way to accomplish most of the air lift in advance. >> i'm so struck just how, you know, we, the united states, and -- and, you know, countries like to believe that they know what the effects of their involvement in another place is going to be. you think you're doing one thing. but it can have ripple effects that you don't really anticipate. um, you know, just the corruption that exploded in afg...

Opposed to his impeachment. and 54% roughly think he should be impeached. these are incredible numbers. this isn't a question about whether or not should be re-elected. it's whether or not this extraordinary measure should be taken by the congress of the united states. this is not a place that any president would want to be in. of course, he has a senate run by the republican party. even if it wasn't run by the republican party, he has enough republicans there by far to prevent two-thirds majority from removing him from office. so the guardrails are in there for him. but the fact that half the...

Involvement in governance. that is why joe biden was going to ukraine so often because he was a point man at the white house to emphasize that united states government really stood behind anti-corruption, stood behind turning ukraine into an authentically -- a country that wasn't run by a bunch of politically oriented businessman. what happened now is because what we saw in the impeachment drama, people in ukraine and other countries in europe as well where the u.s. has traditionally tried to help root out corruption are beginning to wonder whether the u.s. stands behind that policy, both from...