habib, may please invite you to say a few words? >> thank you. i just want to say that there are a lot of people that i know personally who are in -- our interpreters, journalists, lawyers, they have documents, they have passports, but they can't get to the airport. they are traveling with elderly people, with children, with women. it is just very difficult for them to get inside. at this moment that i am talking to you guys, one of my sisters, with her husband, is stuck at one of the gates at the airport. and there are women and children and elderly people with them. and they have traveled hundreds of miles from the north. and the last thing that i heard from them was a picture of a baby that was beaten in that crowd. so, there are a lot of people who need help. can that is why we are here. -- and that is why we are here. >> thank you, brother. [applause] >> chase, i know you had specific action you want to share. >> i will direct my comments to the president. i'm one of the many. many of them are up here today, that have been in the position wh

i reached out to him and i connected but, it took us 6 attempts to get habib out.difficult was first one and second, that is when his little ones got hurt, habib got hurt. >> beaten on the way through. real bad. >> beaten to the point he was crying on the phone, saying i'm going to die. i'm going to die. here i was, at older brother. listening to that, hopelessness. and i can't do anything to save my brother, we served in different capacities this nation. that we call a home now. it was just an emotional horrifying moment in our lives, it was not just me, you have mike and we had other folks that are part of our team that were so heart broken we had do not succeed in our first, second our fourth attempts, finally, we hearded on the phone, we are on 5 different phones hearing different folks saying he is in. we got him, we out he was in u.s. custody we were relieved. >> i want to -- i was on the phone with him. he could touch the marine. and i was screaming to the marine about who i was, marine was told not to answer, i heard him say, sir, i'm not taking the phone,

we knew this wasn't going to be just habib. have to save other habibs out there.it's pretty amazing. we are willing to leave and leave americans there. supposed to register with us. when they didn't, it's their right. we don't know where they're. so, you have democrats and republicans senator jean shaheen just came out and said we need to extend this deadline. congressman chris smith, a republican, says we need to extend it elise slotkin we need to extend this deadline. adam schiff it's not possible to get people out. general milley and austin yesterday we are not going to be able to get people out on this deadline. is joe biden doing this on his own and is he taking the reputation of the american military with him? pete: yes. i mean, the taliban timeline isn't going to work and be advantageous for us? i don't understand joe biden's insistence on committing to a deadline that everyone knows is false and fake and worse undermines the relationship and the trust that we have tried to build for 20 years, regardless of whether you think the mission was a success or not

habib, which is not his real name, has family in kabul. he's desperate for them tojoin him here.r left and wife. i speaking, they all cry. they're all crying? yeah. how are they feeling? it's no good, it's bad. here, the idea of a scheme to help re—settle refugees from afghanistan is welcome. but they question whether it will be enough — whether some might try to make it on their own. florence didn't come to the uk through official channels, she claimed asylum in 2016 and said the process can be tough. i was not allowed to go to school, i was not allowed to do anything within my community. how was that? so it was really bad, ifelt like i was in a country where i came to seek safety, but it's worse than i was before. this part of west yorkshire's long welcomed those seeking sanctuary. for more than 20 years, calderdale�*s taken in asylum seekers and it volunteered to settle syrians during the war. the council says it's ready to step up again, but the leader says they must have support. we want to be open and welcoming, but we need proper support from the government to enable us to

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