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also this story, look at this, the white house is not telling the truth. that is what lawmakers are saying that it is low-balling the real number of americans still trapped behind terror lines and also this, white house press secretary jen psaki today refused to answer questions about the president, pressuring the former leader of afghanistan in july to, quote, change the perception to the media around the world. make it look like the taliban was losing, quote, whether true or not. edward lawrence, lynch at white house with more. edward, good to see you. >> reporter: hey liz, the president trying to project confidence and power that the americans will help countries that the u.s. helps. he met with the ukrainian president as reuters released transcript you referred to, the last call on july 23rd between president biden and president of afghanistan. president biden said true or not the president of afghanistan should project a picture that he is winning. so today at the pentagon the

general joint chiefs of staff chairman general mark milley that he understands pain and inker from veterans as well as their families. listen. >> we're going to learn from this experience as a military. how we got to this moment in afghanistan will be analyzed and studied foreyears to come. we in the military will approach this with humility, transparency and candor. there are many tactical operationsal, strategic lessons to be learned. reporter: after describing what a ruthless group the taliban is, the general says it is possible the u.s. might work with the taliban again, against isis-k. now the process of moving 124,000 evacuees into the united states as started some worry the pace let terrorists slip through. >> i can absolutely assure you that no one is coming into the united states of america who is not been through a thorough screening and background check process.

reporter: fox news did confirm that a flight landed in d.c. within the last seven days that flight sat there for 10 hours because the people on board were not vetted until they were here on the tarmac in that plane, back to you. elizabeth: edward lawrence thank you for your reporting. good to see you. joining me now, senator dan sullivan of armed services and veterans affairs. also the senator is a marine corps reserve colonel. back with us too, former national security advisor to vice president michael pence. he is retired u.s. army lieutenant-general keith kellogg. good to have both of you on. first to you, senator, white house press secretary refusing to answer questions that the president was misleading the public. he knew the taliban was about to take over but basically wanted to make the withdrawal go down better with the public saying to the leader of afghanistan, change perception, change. narrative, make it look like to the media around the world the taliban is losing whether true

or not. senator, your reaction to that story? >> liz, this is just part of the ongoing holiday from reality that the president has and the white house has and his inability to accept any responsibility to what is clearly a huge foreign policy fiasco for our country. you know, this is the new report. we're going too look into that. but there are other things clearly dramatic indications just what a fiasco this is. we have hundreds of american citizens who are stuck behind taliban lines. we have nato allies who are furious with us feel betrayed. clearly right now, afghanistan has once again become an international safe haven for terrorism. that was the whole reason we went to afghanistan after 9/11 to prevent that. now there is no doubt that it is jihad central and so this is a fiasco that we need to look into when we get back in the u.s. senate. we're going to do that.

elizabeth: and it is also questioned whether or not this phone call was an impeachable offense and how it stacks up with trump's phone call to the leader of ukraine. general, reuters is also reporting, general, that another call was leaked, that the chair of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley told the afghan leader, quote, try to turn that narrative around of taliban momentum and victory. the nsa sullivan was on the call too. your reaction to this angle of the story as well? >> yeah. thanks, liz, for having me. i do appreciate it. look, when you heard those reports come out today about general milley and also the president of the united states this is the same president who stood in front of the american people and told them that the probability and possibility of an imminent collapse in afghanistan was not there. he talked about the size of the afghan army and capability that he had but in the back of his mind he had to know according to the reports that it was failing and he didn't tell the american

people to that. he lied to the american people that is the only way you can put it. it is disappointing that the same thing can be said about chairman millie. he knew about it as well. i don't know what kind of advice he was giving the president but i've been in the situation room with president trump in the oval office. he was very frank and heard frank discussions and leveled with the american people. i don't think that is happening right now. elizabeth: to the general's point, senator, white house officials now telling "politico" that they are quote, appalled that americans had been abandoned, literally horrified we left americans there. we have failed the mission. the mission isn't done. it is not over. and so the president was not truthful. he was defiant yesterday he said the pullout was smooth and an extraordinary success. 13 troops dead. didn't deliver a truthful account ofac d d and cou ou ou thods ofcamecansnst hind. hi..ur tak urakak o t o thehese house

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with the american people. there needs to be accountability and that is what we'll be focused on in the congress. elizabeth: you know, too -- to the senator's point the general and his team may want to move on but to critics any future atrocity in afghanistan will be on the president's hands. the list of mistakes are long. let's show the list of the mistakes military officials are telling us happen. presidents bush, obama, and trump would never have knowingly left any american or green card holder behind in the hands of terrorists. the thinking is, general, this nation must emphatically reject president biden did so no future president will ever do this again. what do you say? >> this is something that should not have happened. during the trump administration we came up with a pretty good plan going forward. it is public record. you can check it out. anybody can look at it.

that he is changing what was actual happening on the ground. we in fact had a plan a good plan to go forward, he is telling the people an untruth. he is trying to rewrite history. that will not go well for him going forward. here is what he has done. he came out yesterday, basically told the american people, if we get out 90% of the americans that is pretty good. i don't buy that. i think we need to get every single american to come out. when we talk about accountability out there, somebody has to be accountable for what we did when we went into afghanistan and the evacuation mission and push out a perimeter. we abandoned americans. we abandoned allies. we ended up losing three, 13 great americans in a bombing incident. we made the decision, we, the united states of america, not to allow our military to push that perimeter out. there should be some accountability. that needs to be done in the near term to find out who made those decisions and why were

those decisions made. elizabeth: general, to the general's point, senator, how will the accountability come forward? is it a high crime and misdemeanor, is it an impeach able offense, for a president tell the leader of country, actively mislead the world, say the taliban are losing? are there high crimes and misdemeanors the president's action took? what do you say, senator? >> there clearly needs to be accountability. that is what we need to do. we need to focus on what the general said, who made what decisions and when, who is telling mistooths to the american people. to me, liz, that is much bigger issue. that is the really important issue. right now i think the focus needs to be not just the accountability, getting these americans home safely but also our country needs to be ready. our adversaries are going to be taking the measure of this president, the credibility of this administration is sinking

dramatically and we need to be ready when our adversaries, russia, china, iran will be testing us. whether the iranians with regard to israel or china already done some sabre-rattling with regard to taiwan. russia is always looking at the baltics. we need to be ready, we need to be strong because right now the credibility of the biden administration is clearly going to be tested. i think that is something we have to focus on in the immediate future. elizabeth: general, final word from you, pentagon, chair of joint chiefs of staff, the administration will work with the taliban to shut down isis. the nearest staging area of a fly over. there is no troop presence by the way. the nearest stagerring area is seven hours away. what is the reaction to that general, final word? >> my frustration this did not have to happen, this, what you're watching was not, was in fact avoidable going forward. for them to say that i find it

really hard to understand and believe. these people are not our friends. look what they did today. they paraded coffins with american flags on them. they drove down the streets in vehicles that they acquired from the afghan army and vehicles we left behind. al qaeda has congratulated them on running the americans out of afghanistan. look, liz, make no mistake, we lost there and there needs to be some accountability on how after 20 years thousands dead, thousands wounded, how did we end up in this state where we lost a war and we did lose it? elizabeth: senator dan sullivan, general keith kellogg, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for your service to our country t was good to have you on. come back soon. up next, congressman brian mast, he is a decorated veteran. he served in afghanistan. he called on president biden to resign. there is growing concern. the administration is doing this too. low-balling the actual number of americans abandoned in

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elizabeth: back with us now, congressman brian mast of house foreign affairs. congressman, stories are coming out. deal with this text messages surfacing between soldiers and troops in afghanistan. soldiers texting each other saying they were shocked to be abandoning american citizens. texts reported by john solomon, that americans were waving passports at kabul airport saying they were americans. they were blocked from leaving. those flights left empty. what do you say to this story? >> we said it over and over and over again. as soldiers part of what is sown into us. we don't leave our men behind. we don't leave our men behind.

i have literally heard nothing weighing more greatly on the shoulders of our soldiers that speak to me personally, calling me, that i see in person than the belief and the understanding that both americans and those that we were directly in combat with shoulder to shoulder with left behind. elizabeth: the powe lit co-reporting white house -- "politico" is leaking that white house official appalled, upset that white house abandoned people behind enemy lines. lindsey graham, representative michael mccaul, congressman ronny jackson say the numbers of americans left behind is much higher. it is not hundreds. it could be thousands. when you look at the math, congressman, the math is kind of curious here. two weeks ago press secretary jen psaki and the pentagon spokesman were saying 10,000, 15,000 u.s. americans stranded.

if you extract 6,000 that were evacuated, we're talking potentially thousands still stranded. what are you saying? >> you look at the math exactly as many of us are asking. you gave us these numbers. you told us you have flown out these numbers. you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out a pretty big gap is not being answered. this goes to the point many of us have been saying. every single time the administration steps up to the microphone they are feeding us a lie. that is what they are doing. when president biden says let me be clear, that is an indication that he is about to tell the american people some kind of lie. it happened over and over and over again. you know there is a lot of speculation by many this president must have dementia or something that might have to do with the math. if look press conference, after press conference he keeps changing story and i think this is guy is more likely

schizophrenic. elizabeth: jake sullivan said on cnn several thousand americans were left there. we also left behind u.s. funded government-backed journalists for voice of america, radio liberty and radio free europe have been stranded there, behind terror lines. dozens of sacramento students in afghanistan stranded. listen to this exchange. we know the president yesterday said 10% of americans were left behind. white house racing to dial back on that. we have a curious kind of talking point problem, congressman with the white house officials stepping on each other's lines. watch this exchange. >> you have americans that get stranded in countries all the time. >> i think it is irresponsible to say americans that are stranded. they are not. elizabeth: what do you say to that? >> one, this is no joke. these people will be hung. they will be tortured. they will be stabbed.

they will be choked by electrical wires. they will be stoned. this is as serious as it gets and when you look at their inability to one, assess the situation and to number two, convey it truthfully, the absence of leadership right there is exactly what got us into this situation. we have all heard the saying, peace through strength. that's what led us to a situation where we were down to 2500 u.s. troops in afghanistan without anybody being killed in a year, year-and-a-half. to a situation where there is no peace because there was absolutely no strength. they have been intimidated from beginning to end, from the time that they're leaving to leaving the embassy, leaving the airbase, to everything else about it. instead of simply being americans, we'll say it when, how, and why we choose and you will suck it up and take it pause we swing the bigger bat. that is the problem that got us

into this situation and why they're stuck there in afghanistan. elizabeth: congressman brian mast. thanks for joining us and thank you for your service to our country. good to have you on. up next president biden getting criticized by a gold star parent, also the media for the botched afghan pullout. he is calling it, quote, a extraordinary success. 13 troops died. americans abandoned. we're staying on reports that president biden in order to sell the withdrawal to the american people, pressured the afghan president to quote, change the perception in the media around the world. make it like look the taliban was losing? is this an impeachable offense? we have a lieutenant arm colonel who has been in contact with people who have in afghanistan. keep it here on "the evening edit." >> they will push past this as quick as possible. the new media, gaslighting on

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not stranded but other special operations forces who are there actively trying to get people out. they are no longer in country, gone north a little while but i think are trying to regroup to figure out what things will look like now that the taliban is in control of afghanistan. so sort of taking a tactical pause so to speak. elizabeth: so your, that group you're in touch with is in a tactical pause, they're trying to get out. sir, there is clarity coming from the gold star families who lost their leaved ones, soldiers who died in the terror bombings last week. more americans are listening to them for their clarity. listen to paula knaus. mother of ryan nauss killed by the taliban last week. watch this. >> in all of our history, in all of the time we have been

fighting, dare you leave these men and women at one airport, one location, one gate to funnel thousands through and who did you trust? you trusted our enemies to allow who would come through. what does anyone in this great nation think that would happen? no one has to have a military background to know that was not going to go down well. elizabeth: what do you say to that, sir. >> i think she is right on target. it is not only foolish but it was inept and completely incompetent and criminal to do what we have been done. we knew the taliban graciously offered us to maintain control of kabul and the airport and we turned them down.

they could take kabul and we would take the airport. buses, many people on foot were welded shut gates, waving american passports trying to get in, being told by the state department turn around and go back. it is unconscionable and criminal. elizabeth: we're hearing sources that americans showed up at the gate and they were blocked. that flights left without them. they were waving passports that we are americans, get us on the flights. officials stopped them. that is unclear why that happened, sir. paula knauss warned us the situation at the kabul airport was a mess, getting out of control. president is now saying defeet is now victory. basically the blaming the failure what happened on everybody else. the biden team is making dubious statements like nsa sullivan biden made the judgment, quote, we are more likely to get americans and allies out now by

leaving versus staying. what do you say to that? >> it is idiotic. they know that they're lying. all they're trying to do now is damage control, not just for pr here in the united states but worldwide. we have lost incredible amounts of respect and position in the world, on the world's stage. i don't know how anyone can respect the united states anymore because we're not only abandoning our own people or we're not only abandoning our allies, we're abandoning our own people and our own citizens and those people that helped us for 20 years, leaving them at the mercyies of a ruthless group, the taliban. we know who they are we know what they are doing, pulling people from house to house, shooting them to death, slitting their throats. not something that happened 20 years ago, it is happening now. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general milley saying those people are our allies and partners. elizabeth: it is quite a turn of events. your reaction to the story from

reuters that the president pressured afghan president back in july to change the perception, to make it look like the taliban was losing, quote, whether true or not. the pentagon spokesperson loves said we strand americans in countries all the time. there is this whirlwind of statements flying around. take on the first one. sounds like the president was selling to the public his withdrawal to, get the leader of afghanistan to say effectively that the taliban was losing what do you say? >> of course. i think, he was focused on withdrawal. i don't think anybody disputes the fact we needed to draw down and withdrawal, maybe leaving a few troops or united nations to maintain control over the country so the taliban couldn't have it back but the fact that he is, he is basically changing the whole script to try to show that we needed to pull the troops out first while leaving people and leaving equipment, it is, quite ludicrous.

actually the perception, the perception really is, and i hate to say this about our own president but the perception is that he is not competent to be leading this nation. and that perception was present even before the election. elizabeth: dr. omar hamad a. david: thank you very much for hard work and coming on. ashley hinson is next. they plan to capitalize on house speaker nancy pelosi blocking congress from coming into d.c. they will launch into new probes what went terribly wrong with the botched pullout. we have new details how the military assets were ban doned to the taliban. this situation, much worse than realized. keep it here on fox business. >> i don't know how many executive orders this president signed his first few weeks in office all of sudden this is the

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administration to answer the important questions. how many americans, true americans are stuck overseas? how will we get them out of afghanistan? what about all the weapons? we need accurate account of what they are there and how they got in the hands of taliban? most importantly, we have the deadline for 9/11, the 20th anniversary, what are we doing to prevent another terrorist attack. these are questions iowans want answers to, americans deserve answers to. i'm still waiting for answers to my questions from secretary mayorkas that i asked him at a hearing in may, that i submitted for follow-up just a few weeks ago. these are questions that really pertain to the national security of our country, with what is happening at our southern border, all the issues tie together right now. elizabeth: house oversight republicans led by james comer is saying the taliban and terrorists stole half of the oil and gas and fuel inside afghanistan that was meant for the afghan people, congresswoman. that now they're using devices

including biometric devices to track down you know, u.s. allies, potentially americans going door-to-door. so if they're doing that, i mean that is really dangerous stuff. also pallets and pallets of cash that the u.s. left behind is now taken by the terrorists and also the taliban. talk to us about the u.s. military assets left behind. that situation is getting much worse. what do you say? >> absolutely. president biden called this extraordinary success. what you're talking about this, liz, we can call this a extraordinary failure. not only questions that need answered obviously by the military devices left there, not only cash that is left there, but vulnerability of the people we have left behind. it is an absolute tragedy how they have handled this situation from start to finish. there will be plenty of time obviously in the coming weeks and we're planning to put pressure on the biden administration. we tried to do that on the floor this week.

they would not recognize our member trying to introduce a bill to ask for accountability of the biden administration. we know they will play hardball. we're ready to go. the american people want answers to these questions. we'll continue to spotlight what is happening in afghanistan. no american should be left behind. which should never have been on the taliban deadline. we should have been on the america first deadline which means getting our people and partners out first no matter what. elizabeth: congressman, looks like the strategy from house republicans, to send letters to federal agencies involved, saying preserve all records, all text messages, all phone records, emails. amendments in the defense bill to basically launch potential probes and also amendments in the 3 1/2 trillion dollar budget reconciliation bill to say focus on afghanistan now. focus on americans left behind. is that what is happening? >> well this shouldn't be about politics, liz. this should be about getting

answers to the very important questions. we have shouldn't be focused on sending 3 1/2 trillion dollars we don't have on priorities americans are not focused on right now. we should be getting answers to the questions. we'll put democrats on the record on these very important questions over the next few week. ultimately this should not be a partisan issue. what i heard in my town hall yesterday, it is certainly not. about getting answers to the questions, making sure america is a safe and secure country, that is what we're focused on. the border is open as we know our southern border. i've been there myself and scene it. that is what really concerns me right now. so we're going to put them on the record. elizabeth: congresswoman ashley hinson, thanks so much for joining us. really appreciate it. come back soon. up next, president biden, says he takes responsibility for the botched afghan pullout but then points the blame at everybody else at the afghan army, americans for not leaving and former president trump. more on how the president and the media are misleading about

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botched failure withdrawal but the truth of the matter is the deal that was negotiated with the previous administration, at least three times was stopped by them and they bombed the taliban back into compliance. when the taliban broke the deal, they stopped the withdrawal and bombed them. this president on the other hand from the very beginning of his administration refused to do that. so the taliban became increasingly emboldened, eventually they took over the country when technically it was supposed to be a power-sharing deal. joe biden is probably the one as much broke the agreement as the taliban. elizabeth: so by the time biden took office the taliban was already violating the trump deal. trump, yes, he set a may date but that was only if the taliban met conditions which they violated. they didn't reject al qaeda. >> correct. elizabeth: they did not work to do power sharing with the existing afghan government. pentagon chief esper, the

taliban publicly said at a ceremony this is a conditions-based withdrawal that trump wants and if we violate it, the withdrawal will be suspended. the taliban said that. >> look reality doesn't seem to get very far with joe biden and his administration. i mean anybody in america asks themselves the question, would donald trump have allowed this to happen? and the answer everyone would say is absolutely not. he would have bombed the taliban back in the stone age when they started doing this stuff. it is just ludicrous for them to make this proposal somehow this is all trump's fault. they could have stopped at any moment, and look at all the other agreements, much to the detriment of our nation that joe biden's overturned. our southern border, agreements with mexico and the northern triangle country which are flooding our nation with fentanyl and ms-13 gang members and terrorists from the watch list. this is just bs from president

biden. elizabeth: so congressman, you know, trump said, you break the deal, this is a conditions-based deal, then no withdrawal. >> yes. elizabeth: there will be military retaliation. trump planned to the meet with the taliban at camp david, right? so there is criticism about that. >> true. elizabeth: there is criticism he agreed to release 5000 taliban prisoners. you know, that was a peace treaty he signed. but biden is acting like he inherited a problem when he commander-in-chief. he has broken and changed, wiped out numerous trump actions and orders and he has been in d.c. since the nixon administration, since the vietnam debacle. he signed off on authorized war on afghanistan, refunded it, kept supporting it for years he has been in washington and vice president. what is your reaction to that? >> you know i think robert gates

the former secretary of defense for barack obama said it best. he said that joe biden in his 40 plus years in government has never gotten a foreign policy decision correct. well guess what? joe biden is still batting zero. elizabeth: can i ask you something? did trump say surrender bagram airbase? did trump say surrender u.s. air bases? did trump say pull out the military and leave americans behind, did trump say that? >> trump smoked soleimani. trump smoked al baghdadi. no way donald trump would let this happen. for joe biden saying it is all trump's fault. that is smoke and mirrors from a empty who has failed america. think about it this way, liz, it is against the law to provide material assistance to a terrorist organization yet this president just gave $85 billion worth of equipment to a terrorist organization. elizabeth: okay. congressman, mark green, thanks

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>> during is no fox news contributor john duffy, shaun, deafening silence you can hear it surrounding the world over 500 national security experts who endorsed joe biden for president last fall, they don't hear anything about would have e with a watch withdrawal from afghanistan and what you say to this. guest: these of the dc establishment insiders predict the community that really have the same opinion and the problem with this is that we look at them and we say, your opinion for who we vote for president is you have this all wrong kabila) to think we should talk about one bill burns is the director of the cia and also a designer that letter saying that we should have elect joe biden over donald trump. it was interesting on the point

is that bell gardens, and cia they told joe biden, and he executed his plan for withdrawal of afghanistan and how then would take over. and joe biden came out and told the market people that no one is going to predicted that this would've happened if we withdrawal our troops and bill burns knows that joe biden is not taking responsibility is untrustworthy. another letter is commanded to say listen i can defend him or better yet, i apologize to the american people who got him wrong. he's not doing any of the things. and these 500 so-called experts, again they get it wrong time and time again. i love the average american individual. they can assess character better than these guys. >> into your point, bill burns and also there are hundreds of others officials who signed that letter supporting divided and there be more percentage of biden, newport the military,

because her support the afghan army, you surrender the airbase and seven on the basis. yes the television will take over so you are saying that the security officials silent potentially how they were divided ahead of time. guest: what i imagine many of them did, this was not unknown within this community they knew this would happen and joe biden justin elicited and i think that he wanted at that 911 event 20 year anniversary to say that we got them out of afghanistan. but the problem is these people, i spent ten years there come the congressman, they like looking at people who have the right resume and they communicate the right way that will follow their lead and hire them to take their advice and donald trump did none of those things. they did mike is tweeters personality and they didn't like that they didn't listen to them so because of that they said joe biden has been the guy, he will be a puppet master on foreign-policy and this what we

can't come this disaster in afghanistan. >> shaun, also, history books are going to talk about years to come, the botched messaging, they opted to talk it, the word salad in the white house talking point in the allies in the media planning to politico in the media is criticizing and focusing the ratings and clicks and of the facts in the botched withdrawal, talk to us about this story reporting basically that the president was talking to the leader of afghanistan in july. and zach about focusing on optics chit saying change the media and perception around the world. and try to tell the world that the taliban is losing whether true or not this is a push to try to sell the withdrawal to the public so your take on that. is this misdemeanor stuff. guest: wallace and, again i

didn't want to impeach donald trump barack obama or joe biden, i don't like it and i'm not a fan of kamala harris so i don't think that you can get any better through an impeachment. but listen, the many it is working in overdrive to try to cover pork joe biden, this is a disaster stories. they do the best put lipstick on the pig and make him look as good as possible. i do think the joe biden is a conversation with the afghan president is talking about optics, the afghan president is saying we need more air support many more bombs to drop to supporter troops to be successful to hold afghanistan from the taliban in joe biden didn't do it he only cared about the optics and telling the market people as opposed to doing what is right and the biggest thing, you talk about this as well, they all mean is that we left behind and the helicopters and the c-130s the guns of the drones, many billions of dollars of american technology left to radical

organization and joe biden doesn't think that was will give me as right, and again, visible people, the make media is just at fault as joe biden. >> thank you for joining us and it's great to have you on, thank you so much for watching on elizabeth mcdonald you been watching the evening at it on foxbusiness and that is it for us, have a good evening. notice again tomorrow night. larry: hello everyone and welcome to a special edition of larry kudlow labor in america, i am larry kudlow is good to be with you so labor day is here, as of the show is about labor in america, our beloved workforce especially the middle income, the blue-collar folks who literally have made this country great. they make our businesses were come they produce our goods and services there also the brave military people who defend our nation and our freedom in all parts of the