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If it is not, we will tell them to hold and work on other ways to get them to the airfields. we are committed to getting people out. >> today's attacks were the first u.s. combat related deaths in afghanistan since february 8th of 2020. 565 days ago. with that, let's bring in our starting line on this thursday, yamiche alcindor, pbs correspondent for pbs, moderator of washington week. white house reporter for the associated press. james laporta well for the associated press, notably a marine veteran. and clint watts, former fbi special agent, and a distinguished research fellow at the foreign ...

Airport, taliban around the airport, this is a double lemming for them. it puts them on the map. this spectacular attack today rejuvenate's the ranks of the time when isis hasn't had much to subvert over the last few years. so one of the things we should be looking for in the coming weeks and months is this will -- well this reignite the jihadist movement around the world? >> thank you for that explanation. jim, as you, know lots of talk about that garden spot of the high desert bob maher airbase. mostly in the media and on social media. i will play for you the portion of today's event where t...

Afghanistan as soon as possible, that august 31st deadline is the deadline he wants to stick. to the biggest thing here is that there is no deadline for tracking down who is responsible for these attacks today. it is underscored by military officials, america is going to go after these people, as jonathan and others have noted, it will be very difficult to get to these isis k to individuals. but when it comes to with how president biden feels towards these individuals. we it feeds this nightmare scenario that americans would be killed in afghanistan. and so he wants to end this mission. of cou...

Not -- it is a toll that is different from any other day in afghanistan, frankly. there was generation upon generation of afghans who only know their former life and have grown up in it. >> yamiche, to jim's point, the tampa went from chaos to smooth, with remarkable speed, over 100,000 people have been able to start that new life, because of this air bridge. and then this today. we knew the final pull out was going to be rough. tell us about life in the west wing today. >> this is really a devastating day for america. it's a devastating day, of course, for our service members. and it is a dev...

Hopefully without much in the way of violence, we will have turned the page. that yes, of course, there will still be stories emitted from the taliban and the crackdown and the young girls there. yes, of, course there will be the concern that isis-k could be plotting other attacks there against afghan citizens or the west. that won't fade. but if we have moved on again to the president's domestic agenda, the battle against the pandemic, we are starting to look towards next year's midterms, hopefully economic return, that's with the white house keeps turning to. as tough as today was, most amer...