bliss. today she visited the base housing refugees to see the start of the resettlement operation firsthand, and she joins us now. veronica escobar, democrat of texas. congressman, it's nice of you to make time. i know it's been a long and tense day already. thanks for being here. >> rachel, thanks so much for having me. there's such an incredible, positive, hopeful story to tell, and i'm so happy to be on your show to tell it. >> well, tell me about what the american people should know about what's happening at ft. bliss, what you saw, and sort of the scale of the operations there. >> i literally just got home about an hour ago. what i saw filled my heart with tremendous hope and pride. i had the opportunity to thank a number of soldiers, troops whose mission it is to clear land, to do everything within their power to provide humanitarian support for who they are calling their guests. the refugees who were allies to us and partners to us in afghanistan. they have built makeshift soccer goal

in fact, here at fort bliss, of the 1200 guests that have arrived at fort bliss, only one has testedvid. they are getting vaccinated for covid. a baby was born, just last night, at our local hospital, university medical center. there are a range of guests from infants to elderly afghans. they are finally safe and sound and grateful. it is -- there was a moment there, as i was -- right after i spoke to the family in the military leadership was walking me through the face and showing you the various tense, and the facilities, where the ngos are housed. all of those spots along the way. i saw a group of kids playing. and, rachel, there is nothing more hopeful than the resiliency of those kids and seeing them playing under the southwest sun. texas democratic congresswoman miss a scrub, i thank you for telling us about what is going on at fort bliss. the pentagon was talking about the community interest of your community. it's good to get your firsthand report, congresswoman escobar. thank you. >> we will be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? ♪♪ it ca

task force bliss at ft. bliss, texas, currently has capacity of 5,000. and received first flights with vulnerable afghans on saturday, august 21st. the base supported to date 2,160 afghans. housed in a mix of hard and soft structures. final capacities expected to be at least 10,000. task force mccoy, wisconsin, currently has capacity of 10,000 and received first flights with at risk afghans on sunday, august 22nd. to date, task force mccoy supported 2,383 afghans who are being housed in hard structures with shower and bathroom facilities in each building. task force liberty at joint base mcguire dix new jersey currently has a capacity of 3,500 and received us first group of afghans wednesday august 25th. to date, task force liberty supported 1,192 afghans who are being housed in a mix of hard and soft sided structures. final capacity at task force liberty is expected to be at least 10,000. so today our total capacity at these four installations is 21,000 and work being. we're working to increase capacity to the 50,000 number by september 15th. the number

for fort bliss, it's the largest post by area in the united states army. between fort bliss and the adjoining base, wide sands missile rage, 25% of the u.s. army's total land. so there are places at fort bliss that are remote where the refugees can be secured. places like mcgregor range. so the screening probably will not be that difficult because it a way from a major population area like el paso. >> neil: got it. general, much has been made of the fact that in the rush to get people out, maybe we didn't do our due diligence. there's some cases where paperwork was not in order or no paperwork at all. too late to quibble over that now. i'm wondering in light of all of this whether you fear some nefarious characters might have slipped through? >> i'm sure there's always that possibility. i think that's the beauty of taking to a place like fort bliss. it's 1.2 million acres of land. so there's remote areas where more detailed screening can probably take place. biometrics and everything else to keep american citizens safe and to make sure the afghan refugees

fort bliss currently has a capacity of 5000 and received afghans on saturday, august 21. they have supported 2160 afghans , a mix of hard and soft structures. final capacity is expected to be at least 10,000. task force will point, fort mccoy, wisconsin currently has a capacity of 10,000 receive their first flights on sunday august 22. today, they have supported 2383 afghans for being housed in hard structures with shower and bathroom facilities in each building. task force liberty at joint basement wired fixed lakehurst, new jersey has a capacity of 3500 and received its first group of afghans wednesday, august 25. today, task force liberty has supported 1192 afghans, who are being housed in a mix of hard and soft side structures. final capacity there is expected to be at least 10,000. today, our total capacity at these four installations is approximately 21,000 and growing. we are steadily working to increase capacity to the 50,000 number by september 15. the number of military installations supporting this effort could increase in the future. the request for assistance

. >> tell me about what the american people should know about what is happening at fort bliss, which you saw, and the scale of the operations there. >> i literally just got home about an hour ago and what i saw filled my heart with tremendous hope and pride. i have the opportunity to thank a number of soldiers, troops, whose mission it is to clear land, to do everything they can within their power to provide humanitarian support for who

when i went to fort bliss, one out of 1,200 tested positive for covid. i hope that helps. >> one out of 1,200. jen? >> hi, general. it's jennifer griffin with fox news. i want to go back to numbers. what percentage would you say of the people that are processing on to these bases are siv holders or applicants or are you also housing people who apply for refugee status? i'm trying to understand the breakdown of who is on the bases. secondly, there's reports from dulles that some of those some of the commercial flights have had to keep people on the tarmac up to 10 hours while screeners come on board. is that a dhs issue? are you aware that issue at dulles? >> >> thanks. on the siv numbers, i don't have that exact number in front of me. what i would tell you is the siv numbers have not been in excess of 50%. i don't have the detail right now. with regard to the problems at dulles, i'm aware of the longer waits that you described. we worked very hard over the last couple days to make the process as efficient and effective. when i say we, dod worked with the

she visited fort bliss and spoke with evacuees being housed there. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. you had a chance to speak to some of the first afghan refugees arriving here in the united states. what condition were they in? >> good morning, john. i did. i feel so incredibly privileged that i had the opportunity to be there and to speak with them, to tour the fort bliss facility, all the accommodations being made for the people that our soldiers call our guests. you know, i saw small children. i saw a nursing baby. i saw a lot of women, families, and person after person that i was able to speak with and who i was able to visit with thanked us. and i had the opportunity of speaking with a translator, and she and his wife were able to make it out. he spoke fluent english. his wife is an afghan journalist. they had to leave their family behind, and it was heartbreaking, but their family did not work for the u.s. government or with the u.s. government, and so it is -- it was one of those examples for me about how, you know, no matter how su

task force bliss at fort bliss, texas has a capacity of 5,000. received first flights with vulnerable afghans on saturday, august 21st. to date task force mccoy supported 2,083 afghan who is have being in hard structures. task force liberty at joint base mcquire, new jersey has a capacity of 3,500 and received its first group of afghans wednesday, august 25th. to date, task liberty has supported 1,192 afghans who are being housed in a mix of hard and soft sited structures. our total capacity at these four installations is 21,000 and growing. we're steadily working to increase capacity to the 50,000 number by september 15th. the number of military installations could increase in the future. the request for assistance from the state department specifically requested that the department of defense provide culturally appropriate food, water, bedding, religious services, recreational activities and other services such as transportation from the port of entry to the location of accommodations and some medical services as well. my team of military civil

bliss and mccoy have the capability right now. that is advantageous.he story out of oregon -- a coalition of oregon legislators joined by governor kate brown yesterday in saying the state will accept refugees fleeing the fall of afghanistan. the letter they sent -- "together we call on the biden administration to lift caps and take other actions that will save lives at this time. as a state we must take the necessary steps to be able to resettle families when they arrive. events in afghanistan echoed the departure of the united states from saigon following the end of the vietnam war." as we talk about the potential resettlement, we are simply asking you, would you welcome afghan refugees in your part of the country? republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000, and the special and for recent refugees, we want to hear your story, 202-748-8003. bob is up first. ohio. democrat. caller: good morning. listen, i would welcome any of the refugees in this part of ohio, but the biggest thing is with fox news preying on these people every day telling every

put there -- fort bliss in texas and fort mccoy as well, are they preparing these two places for tenssands of afghans? >> yes, it is our understanding that fort bliss and fort mccoy are likely to be used house siv applicants while they continue the immigration process in the u.s. after they have been evacuated. we only know that from the media reports. we don't have any other information or knowledge to suggest it is accurate. amy: i want to turn to another issue. let's turn to texas where raices is based, where republican governor greg abbott has tested positive for coronavirus, just a day after he attended a packed, indoor, mostly unmasked republican fundraiser in dallas of hundreds. abbott's office as he is fully vaccinated. he has imposed a statewide mask mandate and blamed migrants for the spread of governor 19. raices tweeted -- "turns out it wasn't an immigrant or asylum seeker who was spreading covid-19 all over texas after all. " talk about the significance of governor abbott, it is terrible he has come down with covid, he is getting a very expensive treatment at trump did, t

we announced fort mccoy and fort bliss will be able to receive additional people. for those who are not in the applicant process, there is been no final determination about whether they will be able to come back to the united states or when. that is a different category that we are dealing with, especially people that are not part of that, technically part of that process. that is something we will work out with the state department. >> what is your turn -- current estimate for how any people are outside or inside customs? sec. kirby: i have not seen an estimate on that. i did nothing we have an exact estimate. >> is there any mid -- military intelligence about how many people remain? sec. kirby: we know that al qaeda remains, as does isis. we have talked about that for quite some time. we do not believe it is exorbitantly high. we have an exact figure. they do not carry identification cards or register. do not have a perfect picture. our ability -- our intelligence gathering ability in afghanistan is not what it used to be, because we are not there. we do not have

it was blissful, a lot of time with my family, a lot of sun. it was wonderful. huge thanks to mehdi and zerlina for making that happen. i feel tan, rested, and ready. >> i will say following along with your fresh pasta making and like kind of like walking your kids through, this is how we in the hayes family make our fresh pasta, go get the drying rack, very impressive. >> yes. the shaw/hayes family. you have to start them young on the pasta making, and the pasta made last night was -- it was very good. >> very good. well, welcome back. zerlina and mehdi, our loverly colleagues, they're great, but there's only one you. we missed you. welcome back. >> thanks to you at home for being with us today. happy to have you here. cnn is reporting tonight on what sounds like it may be a dramatic turn in the investigation into the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. nbc news has not verified this reporting. i'm just citing what cnn has reported. if in fact this is borne out, this would be sort of a big hairy deal. what cnn is reporting tonight is that the january 6th in

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in fort bliss, they're making temporary housing for allies refuge. that's something that yes can get behind. then you realize who they might be. the pentagon considers the taliban an ally. we're giving them lists of americans in afghanistan and intelligence and free plane riding to our country. michael anton is with us. thanks for coming on. as usual, they're taking the best impulse americans have, which is to help others in need, to reward our friends, to be loyal, and near leveraging it to do something most americans don't want, which is to change the population of the country. >> well, remember, ram emanuel, former white house chief of state said it best about the financial crisis of 2008-09. never let a crisis go to waste. opens up opportunities to do things that you wanted to do and didn't have a chance to do until there was a crisis that allowed free action. there's a been slice of -- i was going to say the democratic party but it's a big part -- it's all of the democratic part of the republican party has wanted to increase refugee flows, immig

government is reportedly planning to detain some 30,000 afghan refugees at two militaryases -- fort bliss in texas and fort mccoy in wisconsin. fort bliss is currently holding hundreds of unaccompanied migrant children and has been plagued by allegations of abuse and unsafe conditions. we will have more on afghanistan after headlines. tropical storm grace swept into haiti and the dominican republic overnight, bringing heavy rain and winds just two days after a massive earthquake killed more than 1400 people in haiti. saturday 7.2 magnitude quake left some 6900 people injured and the toll is expected to rise. hospitals report they are inundated with earthquake survivors and facing a shortage of medical supplies. in the city of les cayes and the town of jÉrÉmie, two of the most badly hit by the quake, roads were further damaged due to aftershocks and mudslides. in related news, haitian and immigrant justice advocates are denouncing the biden administration for its ongoing deportations of haitian asylum seekers, even after the assassination of president jovenel moÏse in july. last week, at l

fort bliss meets with a case manager weekly and we have close to 16 mental health and behavioral counselorssite working with the children. it remains our policy to quickly report any alleged instances of wrongdoing to the appropriate authorities." this is not a new discussion. we on "outnumbered" have been covering this for months and months now. reports coming out of examples like this of kids on suicide watch lists. one federal worker said that's of the kids conditions. the kids told him that they were in prison and begged them to please get them out of there because they could not take it anymore. and children have tried to escape the facilities. where has been the media all the long? if this was drunk, be different coverage situation. >> tomi: it was when we had the caravans coming over during the trump administration. something he's with the perturbed. but i also member aoc at one of those facilities during the trump administration with her little photo up crying and looking at the cages and talking about how horrific it was. now we don't hear much from her and we don't hear much from

the results he says was relieved and blissed. those were his words. kerr opened up even more about why he wants to stay off for good. >> staying away from all the bs and divisiveness and the rhetoric and anger is much healthier way to live. >> kerr is well into his fifth month of social media silence. we'll show you as it is released. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00. a promising prediction from the ceo of sf general hospital. the worse may be behind them. we'll have that story coming up at 6:00. >>> the battle over masks at schools turned violent. what's happening at schools, parents and politicians faced off. >>> let's end on something happy. >> you can see right here scientists setting the bird free at the national park. last month this animal ate a dead animal filled with led. they captured the condor and started treatment, the bird got better and now it is back with the 300 other condors out in the wild. >> do condors get hot? >> it is going to be warm. >> they're fanning themselves, with the big wingspan. >> they're going to have to. >> you got tem

it is bliss. >> rupaul: it is bliss. life and navigating this life is all about. >> yes, that's it. empty parking structure, because goodness knows, no business can operate, so these places are empty. we all know that right? these empty spaces and we're reclaiming the space. >> rupaul: you got your kids on amazon? >> i did, moxie skates, rainbow, over the top, my first pair of skates, of course i went crazy. >> rupaul: yeah. your first pair of skates? >> yeah, i used to skate when i was a kid but i had those metal ones that attach to your sneakers. >> rupaul: yeah, yeah. >> hey, what's wrong with that? i'm not that old. yes, so this is my first pair of proper roller skates. i've been to skate rinks, hired those stinky ones. >> rupaul: you were telling me you go to the celebrity skate night in glendale. >> well, only because john c. reilly happens to be there, you know. he's like one of my, you know -- that bucket list. skating with john c. reilly, are you kid me? >> rupaul: what night? i haven't been to that. is it once

the inspector general announced today that they are opening an investigation into this camp at fort bliss that houses migrant children because of reports they were having panic attacks and partaking in self-harm. have changes been made to address those concerns and what about hhs and the white house? press sec. psaki: the secretary spoke to this last week, hhs takes every allegation seriously and swiftly reports, allegations not only to the office of the inspector general, but to the appropriate local authorities. there's been action. some of the reports of conditions are several weeks old, or even older, so there have been steps already taken to make improvements on the ground, including children meeting with a case manager on a weekly basis. and we have sent counselors to work with the children. one issue raised was the lack of mental health access, and that is a step the team has worked to improve. more than 1000 staff at fort bliss have received required training, including child best welfare practices, trauma informed care, cultural competence and training is ongoing, as well. this i

so i'm hopeful in my hometown is an out plaza where fort bliss is located and i know those people tor what they did for our country. i want to come to the _ they did for our country. i want to come to the other _ they did for our country. i want to come to the other issues - they did for our country. i want to come to the other issues that - they did for our country. i want to come to the other issues that you come to the other issues that you come to the other issues that you come to talk about in a second. we are talking to boo a previous guest in texas a few minutes ago do you think it will be a difference in approach in texas to the approach there's been to the mexicans come across the border?— across the border? yes, unfortunately _ across the border? yes, unfortunately i - across the border? yes, unfortunately i do - across the border? yes, i unfortunately i do believe across the border? yes, - unfortunately i do believe that to be the case. we have some very quality nonprofits, some of them are faith—based groups that are set up to integrate these newcomers. they unfortunately

a person named rebecca bliss.rfront apartment, and then told his her he was going to leave his wife or her. she learned of the affair and said if i can't have him, no one will. six months later he was dead, and without eyes to ever look at another woman. >> this case was narcy not wanting to be -- >> he zeroed in on the hit men's credibility, and their motivation to testify. he also attacks their allegation that was narcy in the room during the murder. >> they themselves dated that they would do anything to help themselves. in my book, they would have been willing to lie. >> was narcy in the room? >> absolutely not. >> and what about the direction, to stab out his eyes? >> it just didn't happen. >> -- she and her sons could inherit bends a state. i >> may had narcy novack in her way. if narcy disappears, then may and her children get the will. >> that's the defense? jurors consider who gets the money? it's not just -- >> there was an incomplete investigation done in this case. i'm not claiming that anyone else com

and fort bliss, texas. we expect to have the capacity in the next few days to start at fort mccoy. then in the next couple of days at fort bliss to house upwards of 22,000 total. >> let me seize on what you left off with. the title of this event is rethinking homeland defense. let's stay at the high level. why is it we are having to rethink homeland now? gen. vanherck: northcom was stood up and the response to 9/11 for rogue actors 20 years ago. those rogue actors today still exist. but as i said, the competitors have changed the at risk in the homeland. many people think of it as hurricanes and wildfires because we have continued to do the civil authority mission. but as you look at the environment, the threat to the homeland forces us to rethink that. it's all about giving our senior leaders decision space and creating options so that we don't have to have potentially an escalatory option, such as a strike on our homeland, which demands a response or a risk of strategic deterrence, which is crucial. china and russia have advanced capabilities. china was with russia and china -- a

bliss, texas, just wanting to know what they can do, blankets, food, whatever they can do to help. so we're already starting to see the american people in many of these communities really reach out and want to do what they can to help what will be their future fellow citizens. >> i will tell you, just anecdotally from our experience, we're just a cable news show that covers this process, and that's covered individual stories of people who have been evacuated with their families, and we have been inundated with requests just from our viewers in terms of how they can help. and so i know you're in a different role as the press spokesman at the pentagon, but i think there is a real hunger among the general public watching this who want to step up and do something. especially as we learn more about how hard these flight crews are working and how hard these thousands of u.s. troops are working to try to make the best of this very difficult situation. i do think there is public appetite to do something, to sort of put our money where our mouth is, to be part of this process in some way. i

bliss and mccoy. mccoy in wisconsin and ft. bliss in texas. the other reversal here, these evacuations they're prioritizing are going to be a mix, he says. a mix of american citizens and these siv applicants. not just americans prioritized as we had understood yesterday. they are the americans in charge of air traffic at the airport, of course, we have to see is that going to continue? the timeline here, how long will they do this? he said they're working under the assumption that they will be going until august 31st, the official date for the total draw dawn. what will the taliban allow, they're right there by the airport. >>> we're going to bring in retired general james spider marks. general, i want to try to get to some of the questions that brianna just raised there because i think they're the key questions for this minute, what's happening right now. so there are thousands of u.s. troops now at the airport in kabul, up to 6,000 going to be there. what will they do? >> john, the key mission for the soldiers and the marines on the ground a

but the commanding general of floor bliss, texas, where some have already gone for the follow on, finalthey have to complete before they can become citizens, has said that he has been deluge with phone calls and emails from the people living outside fort bliss, texas. just wanting to know what they can do. blanket, food, whatever they can do to help. so we already starting to see the american people and many of these communities really reach out and want to do what they can to help. what will be their future fellow citizens. >> i will tell you just anecdotally, from our experience, we are just a cable news show that covers of this process and that covered some individual stories of some people who have been evacuated with their families, and we have been inundated with requests, just from our viewers, in terms of how they can help. and so i know that you are in a different role as the press spokesman at the pentagon, but i think there is a real hunger among the general public watching this to want to step up and do something. especially as we learn more about how hard these flights crew

during the same month that bliss willoughby was censured for his marital heresy. only a few miles away inuit wilkinson stunned the canterbury separates with her blasphemous outbursts. if you will come and lie in my crotch, i will bless you and you shall be saved. she declared to a stunned young man in the congregation, but if you will not i will curse you and you shall be --. wilkinson proceeded to hike up her skirts exposing her naked thighs in a very obscene manner and she left about the canterbury meeting house offering to expose her nakedness further. hold before the new london county court magistrates wilkins wilkinson confessed her vile and profane discourse and paid a fine, but she also attempted to excuse her strange tirade. for some years past wilkinson explained her elevated religious experiences had convinced her there was neither good nor evil in any expressions or actions under whatsoever circumstances. they were spoke. so this was the broader regional context in which john smith of canterbury began talking about his spiritual union with mary smith so

how did three aircraft go straight to dulles and straight to bliss, and some go to germany? how are decisions being made? >> as flights are manifested, meaning the roster that's put together of who is on the aircraft, then a decision is made of where that could go to. let's say, you know, some flights were going into qatar to take some there, so afghans could then be held there, you know, temporarily. then waiting for other flights to go. so what we're trying to do is keep the airflow that is in the theater, right, from having to go far, that continue to drop people off, to allow other flights to take from qatar forward to, for instance, into dulles. so, you know, it depends on how many folks we have, what is it, a full flight of siv? is it other afghans? is it, you know, americans? so that is just extremely dynamic. you know, with transcom and the commanders, as the manifests are done, naythey make the decisionn the spot. >> the idea that sivs fully processed are going to be coming into the u.s. for now, or will there be a situation that any of the afghans evacuated will be

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we have three military bases now set to receive them, fort lee, fort mccoy and fort bliss. the capacity at those three bases, we want to get up to 22,000 capacity. we're not there yet. understandably. we're building out to that. as the secretary made clear to the department, if we need to offer additional u.s. installations here in the continental united states, we'll do that. right now we think we can get up to 22,000 in relatively short order here over the next coming days and week. we'll see where it goes. >> so let's say the p2s or other afghans at risk, would you look at say foreign installations like italy or other u.s. bases in continental europe? >> a better question for the state department that runs that part of the immigration process. that wouldn't be our call make. >> understood. >> does the secretary possess the authority he needs to call up more forces if needed or does he have to ask the white house first? >> if he was going to make a major muscle movement in terms of additional forces of a significant size, he would absolutely want to have that conversation

from virginia, afghans will be taken to either fort bliss or fort mccoy in wisconsin. >>> thousands of afghans again descended on the airport today hoping to find a way out. richard engel reports from qatar. >> reporter: evacuations that took place in kabul is extremely chaotic, and it is not at all what it was intended to be. this was supposed to be for american citizens, foreign contractors, afghans who worked with u.s. troops. instead, the taliban moved in to kabul earlier than expected when the u.s. pulled out troops and the president of afghanistan suddenly ran from the country and now there is a state of panic. people by the thousands, tens of thousands, are rushing to this base. the americans on that base are not equipped to handle this. this is now become a kind of evacuation of refugees from the city. >> we're going to continue that in the days ahead and get out thousands more afghans who are at risk and who supported the u.s. military effort in afghanistan, along with continuing to ensure that we are focussed on getting american citizens out who want to leave the country. >>

from virginia afghans will be taken to fort bliss in texas or fort mccoy in wisconsin. >> members of the afghan community in fremont continue to demand more action. >> we are here today asking the white house, evacuate, evacuate immediately our partners, our allies, civil society populations. two, provide safe passage to the airport and secure the airport. >> for the second day in a row people gathered in support of people trying to leave afghanistan as we reported fremont has one of the largest afghan populations in the entire country. we'll continue to follow the developing story for you. head to nbc bay area.com for the latest information on the ongoing evacuation mission. >>> new at 6:00 san francisco police are investigating a dispute caught on camera. it happened while the victim was in line at a car wash as the video taken yesterday morning at the bayshore car wash. police say the man shown in the video tried jumping the line to get his car washed. when the victim wouldn't let him in the man gets out of his car and confronts him. you can see the suspect goes to his car and gra

. >>> the warriors head coach says it is bliss. he said he hasn't tweeted since march and doesn't know if he'll return to twitter. he joined twitter in 2009 and wasn't afraid to share his feelings. he said his high it is a began when he walked the james wiseman during the season about ignoring what people say about him. the two agreed to get off social media for a while. and the coach hand looked back since. kerr has 650,000 followers. sometimes it is just good to step away for a bit. >> exactly. we'll have it all in sports, next. >>> well, the giants had a new challenge facing them. >> the colorado rockies were in town. coming into tonight's game, the giants were riding a four-game winning streak. the giants already up by 2-0. the bases loaded with the giants starting pitcher. he missed the grand slam by inches. giants up 4-0. they go up to win 7-0. the a's stayed red hot trouncing the cleveland indians 17-0. the designated hitter mitch moreland hit two home runs. the a's's seven win in a row. we are back in a moment with the real

just one week since beginning the operation, have left afghanistan and will be transitioned to fort blissoday for further processing in this process. as you can see, this is a very complex and multistep operation. we are committed to this highly important mission to bring american citizens, siv applicants, and at risk afghans who have worked alongside us through our time in afghanistan, and vulnerable afghanistan citizens, safely out of afghanistan. since the end of july, we have are like -- relocated a proximally 22,000 people. since august 14, we have evacuated approximately 17,000. i would add that intelligence, law enforcement, and counterterrorism professionals are conducting screening and security vetting for all afghans before they are allowed to enter the united states. these agencies are surging resources to evaluate all of these evacuees to ensure protection of the homeland. this massive effort is the result of teamwork across the interagency cooperation of our partners around the world who share in this incredible effort. thank you. john kirby: ok. it looks like you are on the