ublicl my great concern. joe biden has publicly said _ my great concern. joe biden has publicly publicly said he has no - my great concern. joe biden has publicly said he has no regrets l publicly said he has no regrets with withdrawing us troops from the country but behind closed doors in washington, is there a feeling this was premature or badly managed? t feeling this was premature or badly managed?— feeling this was premature or badly managed? i mean, there has to be. _ badly managed? i mean, there has to be, right? _ badly managed? i mean, there has to be, right? even - badly managed? i mean, there has to be, right? even the - badly managed? i mean, there | has to be, right? even the most staunch supporters of the withdrawal at this point, i think if they were being honest would have to admit this has been badly managed, not only in its execution but in the way the administration has communicated its strategy or in this case, the lack thereof, to the broader american public, to us allies, it seems very inchoate, it seems very hasty and abrupt. and the result is what we have

joe biden has always felt that he wanted to know that the u. s. should get out of afghanistan completely, when he was vice president to brock obama. he actually advised then president obama to do just that. there was one problem. joe biden then was not the president. he was the vice president and brock obama took different advice. he decided to stay in afghanistan. joe biden has always said that he would when, if he would became president, would pull all the us troops out of afghanistan. he became president. he is president, he did just that. and based on this address to the nation, he has 0 regrets money. thanks for that. gabriel. amazon. do that for us in washington, dc. well, with foreign forces gone from afghanistan, the taliban is now looking to the future hours off to the departure of the united, the u. s. tell about meters, spoke of attracting international investment and forming and inclusive government. others surveyed what was left of america's last military installation. i'd trouble airport. charlotte bennett has this report. the roar o

i'm honored to present this environmental service award to joe lacatta who has spent over 30 years leading innovation in the hospitality industry at hilton san francisco. joe exemplifies and the idea that we can have a healthy environment and a great economy and using our sustainability goals to support community needs throughout the city. she has set up symptoms to ensure that working items such as coffee pots and linenning and were redistributed to homeless shelters and others in need. as the result of her efforts, joe has helped provide a second life to nearly 500,000 tons of supplies, furniture and equipment that was languishing in storage closets and slated for dumpsters. implemented general waste measures that support and the city's climate goals but model san francisco's commitment to visitors from around the world. and donated to non-profit groups and neighborhood organizations. in addition, joe has partnered on a range of activities for local organizations such as allowing outward bound to use the hilton for its annual fund raiser. joe has become an integral part of our san franci

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joe. this is a rare instance where dr. fauci has undercut joe biden.i remember at early press conference fauci was asked, you know, did the trump administration give you any help on the vaccine? and fauci said yes, of course. and then all of a sudden he blighted his praise of the trump administration. i assume after he got a lecture from his friend joe. you are exactly right. joe biden has been wrong on a whole lot. has been wrong opening masks and asymptomatic spread not being the cause of this. he has been wrong about not having a vaccine in record time and here he goes again. i'm sure biden has a lot of problems these days. fauci now is yet another. >> jesse: guy, you know how i love talking about polling. so, let's do that joey is under water for the first time. that's not a hurricane reference. is he now under water in the real clear average. and a lot of that is afghanistan for sure. but it was starting to slide before that with the mask back sliding, declaring victory as kayleigh said way too early. school openings are going to be another battle

joe biden has committed to the nuclear accords. the one donald decided to pull out of as soon as he was elected. israel had big questions about that deal and about the role of iran. let's get the analysis. emmanuel is professor of political science at the university of tel aviv. explain what mr. bennet is seeking from mr. bid to >> he wantclear answers from the u.s. president, which is that the u.s. administration has been admitting recently it has very low expectations for a new deal with iran. since according to israel's intelligence, iran is a couple months away from the threshold of obtaining the bone. what would be the point of such an agreement as it would not be able to block iran's path. the israeli prime minister wants to hear from the u.s. president if america has a plan b and if it is, what is this plan b? >> is there a sense in that heads around the advisors -- that the u.s. world role is diminishing since the decision to pull out of afghanistan? the pull out of afghanistan is on everybody's mind right now. if the unite

the number one priority of the biden a administration when joe finally gets back, he has not arrived yet, must be the safe evacuation of every american. but as we speak at this hour, there is no plan to rescue our fellow citizens, let alone our allies, let alone the translators that were promised by our government that if this moment ever came, they would be protected by us and other afghans that face certain death because of their assistance to our country in the last 20 years. there is no plan whatsoever. there is nothing. and even worse, the biden administration won't even commit to securing the airport past august the 31st, even if fellow americans are trapped inside the country. this i had to see for myself. i will let you decide. >> can you offer any guarantee to the americans and afghan allies that if they remained there past the end of the month u.s. troops will help them evacuate? past the end of the month? >> our focus right now is undoing the work at hand, and on the task at hand, and that his day by day getting as many american citizens, as many as iv applicants, as many

talk us through the different challenges joe has faced. vents, some of them are totally different. absolutely. lots of nerves. we knowjoseph can do it. as a family we want to thank and praise god for all his blessings. the glory is all his. anything can happen in pentathlon. luckily today everything went well. what event did he get into first? you do notjust become a modern pentathlete? running initially. he always liked all sports and never wanted to concentrate on just one, but swimming was the big one. then he was a naturally good runner, so they spotted that and it progressed from there when he went to secondary school and somebody spotted he could swim and run and added in fencing. but it must have been a strange year because of coronavirus, it would have affected his training schedule, and last year as the games were cancelled. we we re we were concerned, because britain could _ we were concerned, because britain could not— we were concerned, because britain could not go to the world championship. we were concerned that he was short o

what has joe biden done positively for the country and how has he harmed us at the southern border?these are crises that if you took each one of them individually, that could really destroy a presidency. there's another issue you have been brought up, two-thirds of the support that joe biden is getting in his approvals are based on competent management of chinese corona and unfortunately that's what we're seeing all over the country, going to be all kinds of new problems with shutdowns and mandates and unhappy voters and americans and you put all these together, we don't have overseas in these hot spots, prosperity is slipping through our fingers as inflation is a thief in the night and we have a president who unfortunately can only focus on these things for a few hours a day, a job where you have to work every moment of every day. >> absolutely, should be in the oval office right now. from the state department perspective, we have their embassy issue right now from a state department of workers there. was there a state department plan presented regarding what could happen if he pul

>> i just want to say something quickly, and you know, joe biden has taken to himself to try to single out florida over covid. this is a guy who ran for president saying that he would quote shutdown the virus, and what has he done? he has imported more virus from

then joe has called his death a planned operation. he was reported missing by his partner after failing to return from a run. millions saw confined to their homes in china due to sweeping credit of iris restrictions. the delta variance has been blame for the huge surge cost that he said he's in $19.00 provinces than jane the capital of eastern jung shoe. providence is believed to be the epicenter of the nation. what flare up a 3rd round of testing is underway for more than 9000000 people. those who had lunch, you can get those stories on a website found there or dot com. the news hour is here and half now with 3 and the next time i was just there, it's witness to stay with us. from talk to al jazeera, we are wrong. did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen, see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra. hm. up a lot less and lighting and then you just let the the me ah ah, i'm going to recommend just walk with i'm not sure

the recent speech from joe biden has certainly raised some eyebrows. at 1st he was saying that the collapse of the afghan government in the face of the taliban was not inevitable. but then later it seems like he's saying that it was a national security team. and i've been closely monitoring the situation on the ground and began to stand and moving quickly to execute the plans we had put in place to respond to every constituency, including, and contingency, including the rapid collapse receive. now the bottom take over that gas that now inevitable is none. because you have the afghan troops have 300000 well equipped as well as crypt is any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 tale. mine is not inevitable. now job and also said that the mission of the united states and afghan a stand was never a nation building project. quite an interesting remark makes you wonder what the purpose of the us occupation of the country has been for the last 20 years. here's what he said. our mission and ghana stand was never supposed to been natio

joe biden saying that essentially has failed. but there is very little about what is next for afghanistan, about what will happen in the future for the country. >> there was very little. he tried to convey the sense america will not drop the ball together. antony blinken said america tends to remain deeply engaged. how do you remain deeply engaged in a country in which your embassy is no longer operational, has been shut down and moved to another country? so you don't have 4000 personnel. you now have an empty husk an embassy without diplomats doing the hard, labor intensive, person intensive interaction on the ground with the people in that country. . you can't do much. it is going to be a remote control diplomacy, in a sense. they make sure the taliban is standing by its commitments to not become a breeding ground for terrorists. easier said than done when you don't have intelligence on the ground and people to give you read tom -- real-time feedback. if the taliban is sticking to their promises. how you verify it in real-time.

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if you're a journalist whose life is at risk tonight like every other american, joe biden has no plan for you either. and this is political anyway. and every good and decent american, we want you all home safely. for whatever reason joe biden just didn't seem to care. and the odds were higher that you would be enslaved by the taliban. joe biden takes zero responsibility as we saw yesterday. you see they are either heartless or completely checked out, you decide. until a few hours ago joe biden have not even spoken, and that's not even a single other world leader. keep in mind biden was warned over and over and over again. marco rubio told us last night that a strategy for withdrawal would end in this disaster. and that's been warning and ignored repeatedly. the decisions that were based on the ground when they were conducive because they are not conducive right now for what's happening. as this crisis is unfolding right and can only be bothered to put his vacation on pause for a short ten minute scripted speech where he blames everybody for this disaster and then set the box stopped w

has declared a state of emergency. many residents rush to gas stations to fill up tanks from others, boarded up buildings. president joe biden has issued an emergency order to send food, water and all the supplies to the state. we decided to take all. yeah, because just like we heard, katrina will not be here for the afternoon. so we are taking a chance leave it. yeah. well awesome bat and everything down. i have a camp down a bar, put everything inside of a building, put everything inside to build, locked everything down, moved everything that could boy filled up all the vehicles, put everything in a freezer, have everything ready to go. case way without power a few days because it looks like it's coming right at us. and other hurricane is heading up the west coast of mexico, civil protection officials to be monitoring the progress of hurricane nora as it makes its way to california. they want a possible flash flooding, and most lights. nora had sustained winds of 140 kilometers in our lates on saturday afternoon. phil a heads on al jazeera, they seem protected for years, but no remaining of government is considering

ah, hello, i'm emily. angry and this is al jazeera, alive from joe ha, also coming up report. so she may have been hijacked off the united arab emirates with several others radioing. and they've lost power or bella, russian opposition activists. exile being ukraine has been found. hanged in a park and the police are investigating if he was murdered and homes on the outskirts of the great capital, athens or under threat from a huge wildfire. ah, we begin in afghanistan where at least 4 people have been killed and several wounded. after 2 separate explosions in the capital campbell, the 1st happened near the defense ministers house. the 2nd was near, the city is heavily fortified. green zone, which is home to government, buildings and embassies. gunfire followed the explosion. no group has claimed responsibility. sharma in rose a suicide attack by wild terrace. targeted my house by the grace of god. neither me nor my family members were hurt, but unfortunately, a number of my bodyguards were wanted. i assure my beloved countrymen that such a text cannot, has any impact on my will

biden has -- joe biden has repealed everything trump has done and he could have done this to. am so sick of the all the conspiracy. just like russia, russia, russia, all lies. joe biden has done nothing at all with covid. it is running rampant again. thank god we have operation warp speed. have a great day. host: when we come back, we will continue with this conversation and get two different views on the president's handling. we will talk to american enterprise institute senior fellow danielle pletka and atlanta council president frederick kempe. we will be right back. ♪ >> tonight on q&a, a conversation on the book the triumph of nancy reagan, on the strength and tenacity of the former first lady lady who helped shape the reagan presidency. >> she had one agenda which is ronald reagan's well-being and success. she had better instincts about people that he did and a better nose for trouble then heated. -- then he did -- than he did. james baker understood she was a crucial ally to have if you were trying to get ronald reagan on board. >> the biography tonight at 8:00 eastern o

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has declared an emergency. many people are rushing to petrol stations to philip tanks while others voting up buildings. president joe biden has issued an emergency order for food, water, and all the supplies to be sent to the state. we decide to take all. yeah, because just like hurricane katrina will not be here for the afternoon. so we are taking no chances relieving. yeah. well awesome bat and everything down, i have a camp down a bar, put everything inside of a building, put everything inside to build, locked everything down, moved everything that could boy filled up, all the vehicles, put everything in a freezer, have everything ready to go. case way without power a few days because it looks like it's coming right at us. you know, the hurricane is heading out to west coast of mexico. civil protection officials would be monitoring the progress of hurricane nora as it makes its way to california. let's get more miles serious row, just a jeff harrington. he's following all those developments for us and joins us now. jeff, the situations appears to be developing quite rapidly because either is know a caps agree for

we need to chill a, an indigenous group that has declared war on the powerful forestry companies. ah. hello us president joe biden has warned that another attack on capitol airport within the next 2436 hours is highly likely bite in has also promised further strikes against ice ok in retaliation to thursdays bombing, at least a 175 people died, including 13 u. s. service personnel. gabriel alexander reports from washington d. c. friday's drone strike big killed 2 i. so k members and wounded another was the 1st retaliatory strike against the group. but according to president joe biden, it won't be the last. it's unclear if those killed had a direct role and thursdays airport attack the killed over a $150.00 afghans and over a dozen us military personnel. the pentagon won't release the names of the ice or k members. they killed only thing they were planning future attacks. i am not going to talk about specific capabilities isis may of last and in the strike they lost a planner and they lost a facilitator and they've got one wanted and the fact that 2 of these individuals are no longer walking on the face of t

with one day to go, joe root has given his side a chance. ague champions manchester city 1—0 — ensuring jack grealish�*s debut ended in defeat. joe lynskey has more. they'vejust signed a playerfor £100 million, but would start him on the bench. such is manchester city's strength in depth. with jack grealish, they feel they're even better than before. but at wembley, their first half start wasn't jack but zack, the goalkeeper zack steffen somehow stopping jamie vardy. leicester were here as fa cup winners and they play with a determination to chase back like this to stop riyad mahrez so city called forjack grealish. the champions showed instead they can be eaten. in the confusion, nathan ake may be foul. for leicester city, it means so much to both beat the superstars and lift the trophy through a kelechi iheanacho goal. there's more on the bbc sport website including reaction to rangers 1—0 defeat to dundee united in the scottish premiership. back to you, clive. thank you. that's it. from me and the team, have a very good night. good evening.

hello, thanks for joining us. us president joe biden has warned that another attack on campbell airport within the next 24 to 36 hours is highly likely. biden has also promised further strikes against i. so kate, in retaliation of thursdays, deadly bombing, at least a $175.00 people died, including 13 u. s. service personnel. the pentagon says it's kill 2 high profile. i saw k targets in a drone strike on saturday. one of the armed groups planners and the facilitator were killed in the operation in eastern none go har, province well asked about the impact of the strikes. the pentagon spokesman said the threat from isolate remains. they have 2 high profile planners or facilities. 11 plan i want to, so there that are no longer on their muster role. so they have lost some capability to plan and to conduct missions. but barbara make no mistake. nobody's writing this off and saying, well, we got them. so we don't have to worry about isis k anymore. not the case. as i said earlier, that the threat stream is still active, still dynamic. we're still laser focused on that and forced protection.

well, us president joe biden has taken part in a ceremony to receive the bodies of 13 service personnel killed in kabul. there were among the victims who died in a suicide bombing at the airport on thursday. rob reynolds reports a day of sorrow and promises of vengeance. president joe biden and 1st lady jill biden, attended a solemn transfer ceremony for the 13 u. s. service members killed in thursday, suicide bombing at cobble airport. there remains arrived home in flag draped cases and an air force base in delaware. 5 of the dead were 20 years old, just babies when us troops began fighting in afghanistan after the september 11th attacks. their lives lost in the final chaotic chapter of america. the longest war whiten has pledged at the u. s. will hunt down members of the group that claimed responsibility for the cobble airport attack. the president will stop at nothing to make isis k pay for the death of those americans service members at the cobble airport. he will ensure that we get the people responsible for this, after killing to senior isis k members on friday, another us drones

joe biden contrastan con las imágenes de caos que llegan desde kabul >> así es, el presidente joe biden las ha es una de las imágenes como rescate de este bebé que el ejército confirmó que está con su papá >> nos ha partido el corazón reconoció el presidente joe biden, pero el rescate más difícil va bien >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> este veterano no ve lo mismo >> los que sufrimos nos preguntamos a qué costo? para qué? para qué? >> joe biden reiteró que no dejará atrás ni estadounidenses ni afganos y espera a miles más en el aesro y miles que no deja llegar el talibán. la madre de esta mujer teme que maten a toda la familia >> tiene miedo por mis hermanos >> hoy los vuelos estuvieron detenidos porque no había dónde enviar refugiados. destacan un caos total >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> joe biden insiste que fuera cuando fuera la salida, habría sido así. noticias telemundo >> al regresar en noticias >> al regresar en noticias telemundo. a quince días de su con la big dinner box de pizza hut, la pregunta ¿qué hay de cenar? se resuelve con dos p

he has got to try that joe, if you are listening, joe biden, whatever your instincts are follow the castanzaodel do the opposite and we'll be okay. even the obama people famous bob gaetz line this guy has been on the wrong side of every foreign policy decision in years. the problem is this the guy with the nuclear codes right now. the military can't do what we know they are capable of doing. this is not you know well, our boots on the ground. they goal get our people tomorrow. they will door kick tomorrow and get our people out of there. it is this guy on the screen right now who created this potential hostage crisis pending. and i hope that doesn't happen. >> jesse: you mentioned bin laden, he was also against the soleimani airstrike. this guy was against dessert storm. this guy was against reagan's tough build up in europe against the soviet union. i mean, he was the one that pulled out of iraq and gave birth to isis. you just go on and on. but, i know we are getting out too far ahead on this. let's say the republican does take the house. do you want kamala? is this where we are going? is

led nato withdrawal that has catalyzed what we are seeing right now. it is sad and tragic. >> joe biden has doubled down on his decision, saying that afghans need to fight for their nation they received training from american and german troops. what more could have been done to protect them? que we have 3500 troops in afghanistan. 3500 american troops. we were preventing another 9/11 attack. we were preserving the gains that afghan women and girls have madend we were preventing massive new refugee flows that were going to destabilize pakistan. we had 3500 troops, that was not an unreanable investment. despite that, joe biden doubles down on his mistake and conducted a conditions ignoring withdrawal there and we got isis and we had to go back. we are repeating that mistake now in afghanistan and etching we are all going to pay a price. anthony: that was bradley. thank you for your me. the relentless advance of the taliban has forced thousands of afghans to flee. many have gone to seeking safety in kabul while others are leaving the country. >> they have fled the taliban's advance.

i so has claimed responsibility. so joe biden says the service members who died are heroes. he's vowing to make those responsible pay . the presidents has asked military commanders to draw plans to strike back. the taliban has condemned the attacks. the group spokesman told al jazeera, the area in which this all happened is under the responsibility of the foreign forces. there's this attack, but then there's also the situation runs the airport. the gatherings of tens of thousands of people around couple airports is a suitable location for these attackers. this is, in fact a security mis handling a big error from their part and a big mistake. we've warned the foreign forces several times of the repercussions of large gathering around the airport. now, hama, cares. i international airport is where thousands of people have been gathering desperately hoping to flee a dentist on western countries have been using the airport to evacuate their citizen, their troops and afghan allies. charles stratford begins, are coverage must be lindsey's rushed through the streets to collect the w

this has got to be dealt with. joe biden clearly is not up to the job and the world knows it and what's worse than that is every hostile regime, putin knows it, xi knows it, mullahs in iran knows it, kim jum ill knows it and the taliban know it. let's pray for the people in afghanistan who have been left to defends for themselves. we can't guarantee them safe passage but we urge you to make your way to the international airport. joining us now is an american. he's trapped in afghanistan. desperately trying to get out. we've decided not to show his face, not to name him, because his life would be in serious risk at this point if his identity is exposed to the taliban. he now joins us. can you tell us what's going on now and what you see unfolding? >> good evening. i'm trapped here with my family, we have -- family, all around [not able to decipher] >> we tried to go there with the family. there were thousands and thousands of people. we tried to get closer but unfortunately -- - -- back home -- so we tried to go there w

. >> it affects up to 80% of people with heart disease but t's uned a under joe has struggled with very high blood pressure for than 15 years. it was a new diagnosis that finally helped him get his blood pressure in check. sleep apnea. a condition that enter superintendents breathing in sleep. >> i have been told for years that i snore like a truck. >> the american heart association is raise awarenessness about sleep apnea in patients with heart disease or risk factors. >> this is something that they should take seriously. it can lead to a lot of heart problems. > including stroke, artery disease, heart attack and diabetes. heart association said screening is critical. >> you you can actually get a home sleep study done. in addition to sleep app which patients we have alternative therapies so patients don't want to wear a machine or don't tolerate it we can take them appropriately. > >> i'm never tired in the middlest day anymore. i wish i could sleep without having a mask on but since i can't it's -- had a profound influence on my quality of life. >> with in a month his high blood pres

and joe ha. taliban has captured its 7th regional capital since friday in the province of pharaoh. the u, as in boy for afghanistan, is holding those talks with taliban representatives. bahama jam, jones has moved from jerome. it's unclear at this moment how long that the meeting will last. there was a statement that was issued by, i'll make a little.

this is a situation that joe biden has owned from the beginning. this is a war that joe biden voted for 20 years ago, this is a war that joe biden as vice presidents served eight years helping oversee, for eight years, longer than donald trump, longer than george w. bush oversaw this war, and of course most importantly president biden has been the reigning foreign policy expert in washington longer than anyone else alive today. even longer than john kerry. he owns this, and he owns the middle east, and he owns the mexican border. >> leo: let me add one point per joe biden if you believe former secretary of defense robert gates he's been wrong in foreign policy the last 40 years -- let me ask you one question, matt. is it the dislike, the hatred towards donald trump, president trump as to why the democrats are failing the summing they'll make southern border? they do not want to acknowledge that the president's policy worked. is this the problem, the dislike towards trump? >> i think that's for sure, leo, but also of the identity politics of this new

and then joe gifted them with a new pipeline, the u.s. has now endured a never ending stream of russian cyberattacks. and iran, now continuing to enrich uranium at an accelerated and of course, joe had the south koreans give iran $7 billion he went after joe attempted to bribe them with more international currency. in afghanistan, we have al qaeda safe haven back standing on the world stage now americans everywhere are less safe and less secure as they plot, plan, and scheme their next 9/11 attack on america. robert gates wrote that biden had been wrong on nearly every single major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. remember, he didn't want to take out bin laden and according to political, biden's former boss president obama even expressed a similar level of concern telling a fellow democrat "don't underestimate joe's ability to [bleep] things up." this is the difference between joe biden and donald trump. for all the snowflakes out there that get the vapors every time donald trump sense out a mean tweet an

at the end of the day -- >> sean: joe has given them a lot of leverage. fellow americans are their shields unfortunately because he allowed this to deteriorate. >> i agree with you, he needs to take the leverage back. one thing won't change is our strength of the u.s. army and our military and he needs to unleash them and show our strength. i we don't leave with our tail between our legs so the goal here is to empower military and take the leverage back. >> sean: i don't listen to the taliban but i wouldn't have allowed this situation to happen at this point. i understand that you are working hard towards -- first of all, the medal of valor in 2018 in august, let's talk about the work that you are involved in, trying to get former colleagues out of afghanistan. how is that effort going? >> it's not going real well and they are abandoning afghanistan and it's a horrible situation and these are guys that risked their lives working with u.s. troops and side-by-side hundreds of combat missions and just being abandoned. they are scattered throughout the provid

let's be clear, joe biden has been getting food marks by handling covid. interests trying to get vaccination rates up. our panel stays, we'll show you the latest. he's opening the football stadium but it is not for vaccinations which we have seen in other states. it is a place where people can go for treatment after getting covid. desantis doing this while again let's be clear, this may be an emergency measure and call it what you want. the context is this maga governor is doing this instead of working with local schools on masks or doing other thing that is the doctors say prevent people in florida from getting sick in the first place. >> early treatment with these antibodies and regeneron reduced people ending up being hospitalized. its got to be top priority. >> maybe a priority that we should note, the number of people rushing to the hospital is breaking records. it is one of the highest in the whole country. it is lower than the vaccination rate. 5,000 plus students and hundreds of employees testing positive for covid or exposed to the virus and they

it is a great thing that we are getting out, but nobody has ever handled a withdrawal worse than joe biden. this is the greatest embarrassment i believe in the history of our country. >> sean: mr. president, we don't know how many americans are trapped behind enemy lines. we know that the taliban have set up a perimeter around the airport. i guess the question is, how do we get our people home now? what would you advise? what would you do if you are put into the situation right now and dropped in and you were to take over? what is the answer, because we don't know where they are. senator tom cotton said that people are being told to go to a website. don't call anymore, go to a website, he said, like please come and tell me we have a better plan than that. joe has been on vacation, just told that apparently he landed back at the white house, nice of him to return. >> and he only returned because he was getting terrible press. not for any other reason. and i don't even believe that he is calling the shots. what you need more than anyone is a president that is respected, and you need pr

i don't think the pentagon has an inventory. i don't think joe biden knows. not only does he not know how many americans are left behind in afghanistan, he has no idea how much of our military equipment is now in the hands of the taliban. had this is incompetence and again, it's the worst military move in the history of the united states. jillian: let's take a look at the numbers here. there have been 17,000 evacuated over the past week, 2500 of them are americans. yesterday during his news conference, the president also talked about the processing stations that are set up in other countries, the planes taking off from kabul aren't going directly to the united states, they're going to other locations to do a thorough screening of everyone and everyone getting background checked before they come into the u.s. he talked about the civilian reserve air fleet, which is commercial aircraft helping in the safe movement of people from those processing centers and i think most people agree with that plan. but i think a lot of people are questioning why are we hearing a

nothing has gone right for joe biden in august, but on september 1st, he is going to wake up and not be at war with afghanistan. that is a popular position across parties, and that is what is positive for him. now can that be enjoyed or will it be overshadowed by sins committed by the exit? well, that remains to be. ok, well, we'll leave it there to just in really good to told you tonight that was justin robert young, host of the politics, politics, politics, podcast. thanks for coming up as live. now our president joe biden, then as we were saying, has just addressed america with his speech to the end of the 20 year war in afghanistan. saying that the era of major military operations to make other countries is over joining us live now to get more. and this is kind of morphing. he was following it to bite and called it an extraordinary successful mission. sorry that caleb, what more can you tell us about his speech? he did go on provide half an hour, so i think i was kind of seeing what were the key points he was making while this long awaited speech by joe biden, about to withdraw f

but she arg this is al jazeera, these, you told stories. us president joe biden has come on. the enormous criticism for what some say is a botched departure from afghanistan on that. and the telephone's takeover has led to chaos, said couple horse and thousands of afghans. desperate to leave. the country bite on says more than 11000 people have been lifted from cobble app or just this weekend. that was not clear. this number includes non us evacuation. flight evacuation of thousands of people from campbell is going to be hard and painful. no matter when it started when we began.

president joe biden has spoken to the u.k. minister boris johnson about the situation in afghanistan. that's according to a downing street spokesperson. in the united states, america's military involvement in afghanistan has come at huge financial cost, to the tune of $2 trillion. then there is the personal toll for thousands of soldiers and their loved ones. here is the report. >> it's a procession in rural western pennsylvania honor an american soldier killed in a very different world. with more than 2.5 thousand u.s. military lives lost in afghanistan in the past 20 years. 25-year-old staff sergeant dylan was killed by a roadside bomb nearly three years ago. the sense of loss is still overwhelming for his family. though the town is paying tribute now to his lost son with the renaming of a post office. >> it's very wonderful to see dylan honored. he sacrificed everything for our country. and i believe that we should all be honoring our military more and realize what they do for not only the united states but for the entire w

ah, this is algebra, these your top stories, us president joe biden has defended his withdrawal of troops from afghanistan and said the evacuation has been a success. criticized his predecessors deal with the taliban and a timeline. he said he had a few options to change. we succeeded what we set out to do, and i can't stand over a decade ago. then we stayed for another decade. it was timed and this war this is a new world. the terror threat has metastasize across the world. well beyond afghanistan, we face threats from l. sure. bob in somalia are kind of affiliates in syria and the ruby peninsula. and isis attempting to create a kayla fight in syria and iraq and establishing affiliates across the african asia . the fundamental obligation of a president, in my opinion, is the defend and protect america. not against threats of 2001, but against the threats of 2021 and tomorrow. well, as after the u. s. departed taliban leaders spoke of attracting international investment and forming an inclusive government. while the group has been celebrating, it's also expressed disappointment at what's

there are those that are calling for joe biden resignation mostly, his republican critics, to have been arguing that this has been botched since joe biden took office, and it's been a white house struggling to get a foothold on this situation. but then there are others that feel that the u. s. president is not to blame, but in fact, the previous trumpet, ministration is partly at fault, and you heard there joe biden, as he spoke with one of the last questions asked by a conservative reporter representing fox news in the united states. who asked if joe biden bear any responsibility for the death sort of occurred today. he didn't shy away the president from owning the actions that he has taken. but also he said and intimated that he inherited a bit of a problem from the previous administration. given the deal but was struck by the trump administration, he alleged had led to a complex set of parameters which he was unable to change. what he did change was the withdraw date initially as part of that deal between the taliban and the united states was for the forces to leave by middle of may. and that was extended