that is happening up in air force base in texas.s happening there because a man called lieutenant colonel matthew burrows sent to subordinates and email spelling out very clearly. "over the next few days, weeks, or months," the note began, "you may see passenger aircraft on a ramp transporting undocumented citizens. -- noncitizens. please review the attached guidance on the issue." the email then instructed uniformed military personnel to hide what was happening on the base from the country they are sworn to serve. take photographs and refrain from posting anything on social media." lieutenant colonel burrows offered no national security justification for keeping any of this secret because there is no national security justification forl keeping it from the rest f us. he just told the people who worked for him not to talk. we got his email from a westle-blower and a first doubted it could be real. during the last of administration, the panic on firmly refused to protect america's southern border. that's not our job, they said, it's

and headed to the former england air force base in alexandria louisiana. from there? where did they go? we don't have the answer to that. we also have obtained a video of the civilian plane using laughlin air force base. it was taken by a local man. so separately happening appeared we did not make it up. the question is what are republicans doing to stop it?re as it turns out, the republicans representatives in del rio texas, and the congress, tony gonzalez, is the very person who petitioned ice to use the air force base in the first place to move foreign citizens to the rest of the country. we know that because he put out a press release about on june 5th. he asked the acting assistant secretary of the air force for installations to use the runwayr at laughlin air force base to "fly migrants to their final destination rather than releasing them in the del rio area." and added this "by utilizing the air force base, ice could address the high number of migrants and alleviate the pressure this has inflicted on border communities.um so he doesn't want to deal

out which everything north of las vegas, nevada, our destination area, 51, the infamous us air force base that is founded in mystery and riddled with conspiracy. there is somewhat of a height about all things you were false and extra terrestrial in the us these days . following the release of a pentagon report on us was on our way to area $51.00 on the so called extra terrestrial highway. we came across this place here, the alien research center. of course, it's not really a research center. if a gift shop and our luck has it, it's close to day, closed or not so called us o tourists are stopping by. on one hand, fully aware that the alien research center is only about so veneers. but on the other hand, also open to the idea that this is a place for a scientific research on adrian. you never know. i mean, we are pretty close to area 51, so you never, you never know it is this, you never know that inherent doubt many people have created by perhaps unwarranted secrecy. that is the problem for people like retired navy pilot lieutenant commander alex d treatment. we meter in boulder, colorado,

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she left a base, air force base there in alaska and wheels up here. this is all unfolding as the world is tuning in to tokyo wondering how it will look for the next 2-1/2 weeks. let's bring you back lye to tokyo. we expect the first lady to arrive here about within the hour at the yokota air force base. she will are have dinnerer with the prime minister and his wife. she will be at the opening ceremony from what we understand on friday. the first lady leaves town, back to the states on saturday. >>> i think it will be a moment of joy and relief when with entering the stadium. >> yeah, that is thomas bach the head of the ioc, what it may feel like for everyone in opening ceremony. people want the games to work. they want people here to be safe and hopefully have a somewhat enjoyable experience even though we are all living in the various bubbles. we hear about the backlash in tokyo, if you talk to the people here on the streets, there's an understanding. a reality that there's no turning back now. >>> what happened, how did the most wired futuristic an

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by also welcome to the exit of all foreign forces from the phone from the bought by graham base. and they also said that a good move for implementing the door, they don't have the between the, the us and thought of on presidential when he also met the the us forces commander john scott miller today to discussed all the support and how to add one security forces in the future. i bye, thanks very much. indeed. that's our boss and was talking to us from a capital. well, let's take a closer look at the history of background, the air base. it was built for the former soviet union in the 1950s, which turned it into its main base during its invasion of afghanistan in 1979 in late 2001. the us took it over and use it as a center of operations to remove the taliban. and i'll have to after the 911 attacks at its peak more than 100000 us troops, a pass through by graham air base. it has to run ways parking space for more than 100 aircraft hospital and a prison which has been run by african forces since 2013. the us military says $763.00 fully loaded c, 17 aircraft of left afghanistan. and it

which every north of las vegas, nevada, our destination area, 51, the infamous us air force base that is frowned in mystery and riddled with conspiracy. there is somewhat of a height about all things you were false and extra terrestrial in the us these days . following the release of a pentagon report on us was on our way to area $51.00 on the so called extra terrestrial highway. we came across this place here, the alien research center. of course, it's not really a research center. it's a good job and our luck has it. it's close to day, closed or not so called us o tourists are stopping by. on one hand, fully aware that the alien research center is only about so veneers. but on the other hand, also open to the idea that this is a place for a scientific research on adrian. you never know. i mean, we are pretty close to area 51, so you never, you never know it is this, you never know that inherent doubt many people have created by perhaps unwarranted secrecy. that is the problem for people like retired navy pilot lieutenant commander alex d treatment. we meter in boulder, colorado, so

presence at bagram air force base. a field that became the symbol and the base from which operations were launched throughout the country. 20 years ago when the u.s. arrived, it was essentially a dilapidated air field left over from the russian presence in afghanistan. it became a mini city, in its own right. one with gyms, chlassrooms, really a miniature city that became the entry point for tens of thousands of troops in the war against tarerror. it is surreal, to many here, to think that bagram air force base, so long a u.s. presence, no longer has u.s. troops there. truly, a milestone, as the u.s. nears completion of its withdrawal. of course, where does afghanistan go from here? the taliban is making significant gains throughout the country. picking up districts in a continued fight with afghan-security forces, who have taken back a few districts. but there is a fear amongst senior-military officials that afghanistan is headed back to a civil war. at this point, there are, still, u.s. troops left in kabul and there

us forces based upon the sun 31 security forces this morning. and now the problem, once you figure the forces confirm told you 0 that they had that all the us or the foreign forces have, has left debug on base. and they got, they got the security responsibility for this base this morning. a background basis considered well event, strategically, and symbolically important. this was the, the best who at the u. s. was operating and ordering all those, let your patients from this base not, not only, not one time, but also in the region while it was drawn a tax order literally takes on the ground all the tax, the bug bass is witnessing the 2nd withdrawal of the occupation the russians and americans that are the 2 difference between the russian and american today when the, the us forces in leaving from this base, they are not leaving anything, any velocity, equipments behind, without very small amount of equipment. so it was lift and handed over to the one security forces, while wind direction was leaving this bass, they handed over a lot of military

. >> we handed bagram air force base over to the afghans.s an asset to protect us from terrorists. it counters russia, china and iran. >> we are going dark in afghanistan and there will be long-term consequences. >> in terms of the thousands of afghan translators and their families who faced death threats for working with the u.s. government, congressman mccall said they are negotiating to serve as a base as the u.s. processes their visa requests. >> up next the pandemic is easing and america is getting back to normal. why is the u.s. capitol still closed g to the public. and an update in surfside, florida. we will take you there when it happens. stay with us.or >> \m \m et relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. tylenol rapid release gels. flowers are fighters. they rthat's why thee fast alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >>

we met them at andrew's air force base. we took pictures on the capitol, shook their hands and thanked them and their families for their service. they completed their mission. now is congress' turn to not only pay our respect but pay the bill that's due. what bill? what am i talking about? le with, it cost -- well, it cost $521 million to protect our nation's capitol for those 137 days. generals, state governors sent their guardsmen to our nation's capital with the promise that those funds would be repaid in a timely manner. they paid for the capitol response mission, fronted the money from their own fiscal year 2021 funding. time is of the essence and we must pay them immediately and before august 1. if we fail to issue reimbursements by august 1, there will be real consequences. the national guard bureau has sent out notices to states regarding canceling training days and canceling august and september drills. they will not have enough service time this fiscal year to receive credit toward retirement. occupational trainin

s. air force base will perhaps never revealeth secrets, most experts and serious mind degrees when it comes to us those we simply don't know what we don't know, but we should look into it. and football, the year 2020 quarter finals get underway today with perhaps the most important match of the round coming tonight between belgium and italy. italians failed to qualify for the last major tournament, but had been on fire this summer as in hopes that they could win their 1st european title for more than 50. yeah, football fans have become used to these images lately. italy have one every single game of years 2020 so far, causing unbridled joy in rome. the team has firmly established itself as one of the tournament favorites, unfound seed, austria pushed them all the way to extra time. in the round of 16, some pundits have begun, wondering whether it's really all that cracked up to be coach for both mancini though, see, think differently about the that it was a very difficult match. there were moments where the team had to battle tooth and nail. go before the match, i said the game agains

i'm sorry for the case with work force base on the face of you to develop the company and what it is today. well, the difference is the backdrop for kathy is a far more scrutiny from regulators than, than has been the case of nice and navigating that balance will be one of the biggest challenges briefly, katie's, this global regulatory crackdown on big tech at the moment. go to change things for amazon, do you think? well, it's actually not that easy to craft and not something that we saw last week with. and the us supreme court actually cutting down as i lost the federal federal government has applied against facebook. so we may be a little bit more pressure, but any meaningful changes a little while the way i think. thank you kate crypto currency mining. it's a power and is bad for the environment. it's more carbon dioxide, denija and tina. a bank of america report says no other human activity has a higher carbon footprint, which is why people are trying to make change. these serve as need know expensive cooling system. siberia, cold air naturally regulate the high temperatures gen

. >>> plus, afghan forces take over the main-u.s. base in afghanistan, as american troops leave the country behind. but a top-u.s. general warns, it could set the stage for civil war. >>> and bad news for british football fans. after watching scenes like this play out in london, italy cancels their tickets to today's euro 2020 match. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers here, in the united states, and right around the world. this is "cnn newsroom" and i'm paula newton. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> and we do have breaking news out of japan. we want to bring in cnn's selina wang, who's been following all of it from tokyo. and real frightening hours ahead, in japan, selina. >> paula, really frightening images, indeed. at least 20 people are missing, after a major mudslide hit atami city in shizuoka prefecture southwest of tokyo. and we have confirmed at least 20 people missing and firefighters are currently conducting a search-and-rescue mission. the shizuoka prefectural government has asked for support from the self-defense forces in

s. air force base will perhaps never reveal it secrets most experts and serious minds degrees when it comes to us those we simply don't know what we don't know, but we should look into it with, you know, the here are 20 and 20 quarter finals. get on the way to day with maps, the most important match up of the round coming tonight between belgium and italy, the italians failed to even qualify for the last major tournament that have been on fire this summer, raising hopes that they could win their 1st european title, in more than 50 years, football fans have become used to these images lately. italy have one every single game of years 2020 so far, causing unbridled joy and rhone. the team has firmly established itself as one of the tournament favorites. that the uncertainty, austria pushed them all the way to extra time. in the round of 16, some pundits have begun wondering whether it's really all that cracked up to be coach. we're both mancini though, see, think differently about it. it was a very difficult match. there were moments where the team had to baffle tooth and nail. go befor

one week after us forces withdrew quietly from bathrooms, air force base. the taliban is making games from the security vacuum left behind us . president joe biden is adamant us forces will leave afghanistan by the end of august. nearly 20 years of experience has shown us at the current security situation only confirms that just one more year finding that ghana stand is not a solution. but a recipe for being there indefinitely. as the taliban gave power, biden is now on the defensive. this afghanistan future is tied to a political solution, not a military one piece must be negotiated between the african government and the taliban. but when he was asked if he had any faith in the group, the president had this to say, no, i do not trust. to tell him, you will keep a small security and diplomatic presence in the country to support app can force it keep cobbles, airport open, and protect the u. s. embassy. now we're left with a strategy that less than coherent and bad and in ministration is going to have to scramble to realize what their priorities in the region

troops left the bagram air force base on friday.s the latest from kabul. >> reporter: wolf, as the current situation in afghanistan has continued to deteriorate, they have announced that 90% of u.s. withdrawal is now complete. it comes days after u.s. and nato forces flew out of bagram air force base after america's 20-year war. since president biden announced the withdrawal back in april, the equivalent of approximately 984 c-17 loads of equipment has been flown back to the u.s. 350 marines will remain in afghanistan to protect the u.s. embassy while other troops will secure the international airport until a permanent arrangement is reached with turkish forces. an emboldened taliban is unleashing wide scale forces potentially in the north as people are displaced when they flee the fighting. the talalt threat of civil war looming. for the afghans we speak to, they say there is no end in sight for the violence and have no confidence they will ever be at peace. wolf? >> let's hope they're safe over there. anna koran in kabul. >>> i'm

i brought -- at 1500, i directed the quick reaction force based at andrews air force base lead the base -- leave the base, get to the armory, and have police bring them to the armory. they returned to the armory in 20 minutes. we had them sitting there waiting and in anticipation of a green light, a go, we put guardsmen on buses and brought them inside the armory so nobody could see them putting on the equipment. getting on the buses. we waited to get the approval and that is why we were able to get to the in 18 minutes. >> what time were they ready to go? maj. gen. walker: before 5:00. at 5:00, i decided there has got to be an approval coming. get to the buses and get the equipment on and wait. a few minutes after that, we get the approval. i was on a secure videoconference in the leadership conveyed to me that the secretary had authorized the employment of the national guard at the capital. my timeline had 17:08, 508 -- 5:08 p.m. is where we had approval. that was eight people in the office with me. >> how many were ready? maj. gen. walker: 155. >> you could have sent 155 much earlier

base every 2 decades after it survival. the us military has handed over control to afghan forces. the base is located just north of couple and was considered the center of american military power when the war began there in 2001. the african military will need background in order to defend capital and push back any future taliban offensive. but it comes at a time of escalating violence with the taliban now in control of large source of territory across the country. the conflict to draw down of us forces is expected to happen by september. the 11th. an important part of the peace agreement with the taliban, that was brokered in doha, about 650 us troops are going to stay to help secure the u. s. embassy and other diplomatic missions. ok, alan fisher is going to be standing by in washington dc with reaction out of the us . but 1st of all, let's go live to act bosch and water in a couple by the big question, of course that everybody's going to be asking is what kind of impact on security and i've dentist on, is this going to have and did a big move from the us forces here and on the g

highland is on the brink of disaster merely by being a neighbor to the air force base. we cannot allow pfas to work itself into our food system. my amendment requires the epa to consider the risk pfas poses to water used for agricultural purposes. like that at highland pfas the epa's work must be included for farmers, rural america, and the food we eat. i urge my colleagues to adopt the amendment and pass this bill. i yield back. >> the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from new york -- the gentlewoman from washington has -- to close. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i stand again in strong support of the amendment. certainly, the measure to which we are amending. basically, we have an opportunity to address ills that we see across america. contaminants, forever dangerous elements causing disease and destruction. it is important to move forward and take responsibility to ensure these chemicals that do not break down, that cause cancer and other diseases, are addressed. move forward with the opportunity here, assigning the great responsibilities to the

even if this us air force base will perhaps never reveal it secret. most experts and serious minds agrees when it comes to us those we simply don't know what we don't know, but we should look into it. well, the day is almost done, but the conversation continues on line. join us on twitter either and d. w news or you can follow me at michael. ok. thanks for watching and have a great day. the news . the news news. the news the news, the news, the news ah, the issues shaping the continents in use africa were gone. med, what's making headlines them? what's behind the well industries to give you in the report and insights. all the trends that my talk to you, the in 30 minutes on d. w. are you ready to get more excuse these places in europe are smashing all the records into a venture. just don't lose your breath. the treasure map for modern globe trotter's tougher stumbles. europe's wicker breaking and also in book form. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning, like glo

forces withdrew quietly from bagram air force base, the taliban is making gains from the security vacuumnd. president joe biden is adamant, u.s. forces will leave afghanistan by the end of august. >> nearly 20 years of experience has shown us that the current security situation only confirms , that just one more year fighting in afghanistan is not a solution, but a recipe for being there indefinitely. >> as the taliban gains power, biden is on the defensive. he says afghanistan's future is tied to a political solution, not a military one. peace must be negotiated between the afghan government and the taliban. when he was asked if he had any faith in the group, the president had this to say. >> no, i don't trust the taliban. >> the u.s. will keep a small security and diplomatic presence in the country to support afghan forces, keep the kabul airport open and protect the u.s. embassy. >> we have a strategy that is less than coherent and the administration will have to scramble to realize what their priorities in the region are. >> the taliban's rapid advance across afghanistan has put key

air force base. airman killed. three injured. it's unclear what accident this was. and the name of thee o of f tht >> we turn to the tokyo olympics. several breaking headlines. american dressel won golddr fre. the first individual gold of his olympic career. surprise gold medalalalalalalalr free style. saying quote i had no idea i was going to do that. the u.s. women four by 200 meter relay team to silver. >> also breaking over u.s. pole vaulter tested positive for covid-19. he's in isolation. and will not compete at the games. his case brief lif forced the entire australian team intolear resume. >> simone biles. still unclear whether she will compete in the four individual tweeted saying the out pouring love ande realize i'm my accomplishments in gymnastics. when i never believed before. she's focusing on from the individual all around competition. and being evaluated every day. she's replaced in the all around by jade carry. >> extreme returning tooninini pacific northwest. presenting a big challenge to firefighters. dry lightning. a red flag warning is issued. ,

and nato troops leave the bagram air force base, but afghans fear for the future at the taliban takeover. angela merkel aims to reset relations with britain on her last trip to the country. and big magic trauma and disappointment -- spain booked their place in the euro 2020 semifinals with a penalty shootout wendover switzerland. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and all of you around the world, a very warm welcome. the last remaining american and nato troops have left the main international military base in afghanistan. bagram was the center of the twenty-year campaign against the islamic extremists. the pallet -- that taliban terror group is celebrating the departure of the western groups and has already overrun much of the country. afghans are worried about what will happen to them now that the international troops have gone. reporter: this is the sound of u.s. troops leaving afghanistan to its fate. in 2001, after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, u.s. troops turned bagram into a key military base to hunt down military groups responsible for the atrocity. now, the afghan governmen

s has now had to control of the bagram air force base in afghanistan to the afghan military.troops and their western allies left the base late last night, there was little fanfare and no public ceremony for almost 20 years. bagram air force base located an hour north of kabul had been a strategic headquarters for the u. s military in afghanistan. 650 u. s soldiers will remain in afghanistan to guard the u. s embassy in kabul. yeah. helping student athletes get paid coming up. we'll tell you about the new programs at cal in stanford now that athletes can make money off their names and images, and we'll see warmer temperatures again this weekend. meteorologist mark tamayo is ready to go with it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, effortlessly life-changing proven quality night sleep we've ever made. don't miss our 4th of july special. save up to $1,000 on

bagram air force base, the hub of operations for the last two decades, has been emptied of u.s. troops. also the white house said the president will be talking about humanitarian concerns. asked last night if the taliban may take over, it's been gaining strengths in some areas, the president said he'll address that today after this the president turns his focus to civil rights, sitting down with vice president harris and civil rights leaders to talk specifically about voter suppression among minorities in states a number of efforts, including today's special session in texas may restrict voting rights the justice department gearing up, doubling its civil rights staff to try to deal with that civil rights leaders say they want the white house to put some action behind their talk on voting rights. this is something that the vice president has been tapped to lead this issue and she will be speaking about it later today as well specifically, a democratic campaign and expanding that campaign to fight voter suppression. >> watching both of those remarks from the president and vice pre

congressman turner represents a 23rd district in ohio, the home of wright-patterson air force base. congressman turner is also the ranking member of the important strategic forces subcommittee on the house from subcommittee which has jurisdiction overwh te missile defense program, nuclear weapons and some of this will be discussing today. thankto you for joining us toda. we appreciate that you continue to be engaged on these important topics. he did it serve add the ability tito come together and have dialogue with people in the community, capitol hill, policymakers andom the administration and they are a great contributor to the substance that we need whenever we take up a debate you can look at the institute for sources of substantive information to be able to guide you to the debate and then the discussion of what is congress doing, what are the currentnt events and what is happening. thank you and thank you to the hudson institute. >> i'm going to go aheadse and t the table for the context we find ourselves in today and just kick back the conversation. we are now in the era of co

paula barn also welcome the decision and said that we support the exit of all foreign forces from a background base and they will come that decision. the other hand, general scott miller, the us forces of one son commanded, also met with the president of honey. and he again reaffirmed as a boat and how to be honest on the especially stood up when security forces. on the other hand, there are a lot of a lot of his collisions of attacks going on in atlanta. some of the moments are 100 districts were captured by the taliban from one security forces, including some, some, some major districts. and we are also witnessing some of the districts were also captured by the taliban. and the what the, what the problem is close to to go to the capital cobble this morning when i was talking to the people close to the bargain. i'm your best. they had a lot of concerns and because they were very dependent on the space, they had a lot of jobs their day. they got job place that has the security concerns. so it's a, it's a, it's a big, a big, a big goal for the security force of how they will take the situation. ok,

it happened in fairfield west of travis air force base friday night. animals were likely killed by a mountain lion. >> we talked all about this system we're gonna see tomorrow. >> the risk will be elevated. any threat to fe starting. but i think the greatest chance is gonna be exactly here in one second. the fog bumped up along the coastline. it is a quiet night out there right now. you can see some moisture beginning to move in. and this energy is going to lift to the north over the next 24 hours. and that is why we have that lift is pretty limited to the immediate coastline. we still have some warmer spots out there. 72 in concord. overnight tonight, we'll have that fog bumped up along the coastline. numbers gradually falling for the most part into the mid and upper 50s first thing tomorrow morning. hour-by-hour, we'll plan out your sunday. sunday we begin that coastal cloud cover. and then the energy beginning to lift into the northern california. there is that chance. there about 6:00, 7:00 pm in our it's not a huge risk. i think the greatest risk

a lot of community are built very close to heavy force base and and unfortunately this is just the beginning of our traditional wild fire season. and usually the season very depends on the weather, leading up to it in the month of june. and in the month of june, the entire south coast of british columbia in the interior, had little rain and record high temperatures that give you an idea. the village of litany which had been in the headlines because of the tragedy and the fire. a week before the fire, only days before the fire really was making national headlines for breaking temperature records all time. canadian temperature records the day before the fire linton be registered a temperature of 49.6 degrees celsius, which is the hottest canada has ever been. we've seen and incredible incredible temperatures and devastating pictures we're looking at. thank you so much for your reporting from the ground. you met a guy he, thanks so much. let's take a look now. it's some of the other stories making news around the world. rebel forces in northern ethiopia have brought more than 7000 captured gove

> reporter: the air force not taking chances either, evacuating these aircraft from macdill air force base. after hitting barbados as a category 1 hurricane, winds 85 miles an hour, elsa making landfall this afternoon, dumping torrential rain on cuba. officials there evacuating 180,000 to higher ground. at least three people reported dead in the caribbean so far. >> and trevor ault is right there in key west, where we can see those outer bands just getting started. trevor, conditions there only expected to get worse in the coming hours. >> reporter: they are, whit. elsa is expected to track very close to us here in key west and we're feeling it pick up right now. they are concerned about dangerous flooding overnight. winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour and the potential for tornadoes. whit? >> okay, trevor, thanks. let's get right to abc chief meteorologist ginger zee outside st. petersburg, florida, tracking elsa's every move. and ginger, time this out for us. >> reporter: yeah, well, you can see behind me, whit, that is called a shelf cloud. and so we're about to go from a hot li and th

o my own dad in the 60s was deployed from fort bragg north carolina to the air force base, the last time the military wasgh brought in to help establish security. these were protests after drug flight, not after january 6 and there were other things the president did people i think rightly had concerns about criticizing but the idea that nations military would be used to secure the capitol isn't controversial and certainly wasn't controversial on inauguration day and for two or three months afterward. so i am very concerned the military is being politicized at every level under this administration and seems like general milley seems okay with it as long as it's going to the left. >> this is mary from georgia, democrat line. >> hi, thanks for taking my call. a representative davidson, you are from ohio. my first question, how long have you been in office. >> summer of june 16 i came in in a special election because john when he was speaker of the house not only did he resign as speaker but a member of congress. we had a special election primary was in march of 16 and -- >> okay, june 16.

games you mentioned as a result of not just the withdrawals in secret and hastily from bob from air force base. but the back in april, the announcement that there would be this withdrawal by september of us forces. so what the white house press secretary didn't talk, it's been saying in the last hour as she brief report on the upcoming address is that the u. s. president is going to make the case that he had to make the difficult decision that he was not prepared as commander in chief to send another generation of americans into a war. he does not believe was able to be won militarily. so what he is going to make the case for is a new sort of support rule for the united states and, and to that. and what it will entail is not just a diplomatic presence, but also very small security presence to make sure that a number of things happened that the u. s. embassy, continuous diplomatic work, and also that the airport that is so critical for the lab law country to, to really stay functioning. so these are some of the things that will be discussed in dish. and we also think the president will highligh

and nato forces have left bagram air base in afghanistan. turning it back over to afghan forces.he u.s. and nato. it was the epicenter of the mission to oust the stall ban. none of the recent taliban resurgence has swayed president biden's commitment to leave completely by september 11th of this year. it leaves a huge void in the region, a place that iran, china and russia all seek to influence. joining me now, michael waltz. great to have you with us. this is a big day. i think of afghanistan when the soviet union pulled out after many years in afghanistan. now history is repeating itself. obviously there's some different circumstances involved. what goes through your mind when you see this quiet bagram air base? >> first, let me say my heart goes out to the survivors at surfside. our hearts are breaking. you know, on bagram air base, this policy is just asinine. it doesn't make sense. this one air base, if you look where it's located, from that base are drones and special forces. they can go after half the world's terrorist organizations that still exist in the afghan, pakistan