>> kash: it's the complete opposite, you hit it right on the head.sident trump when i was running the counterterrorism program, they made america's defense his national security priority and when he made a threat to the head of the taliban to say the american interest was harmed or injured, he would unleash the entire department of defense on them, they took that seriously. it was a threat from the commander in chief, and it is the biden administration, now you have them dictating terms because they know that president biden has no plan for withdrawal and violated the agreement put in place between the afghans and president trump that was working, but not a casualty has occurred and i got bombs going off because of them taking advantage of a false withdrawal date and the lack of planning by the national security apparatus of the united states. >> emily: it is emily compagno, as you see the tragedy unfold, can you outline for the viewers briefly the worst-case scenario that we could expect here in the homeland and also the best-case scenario given the

kash?and i can understand your theory, and look, you had ed byers on, my brother who i served with, he hit it on the head. you cannot unleash the fury of the american defense department if it is hamstrung by a political leadership. laura, i'm glad you are the only person finally talking about centcom leadership yearly little bit about that, central command is responsible for the afghan theater of war, and mckenzie just gave a press conference that led to an abject failure in the confidence in military leadership. he was one of the least favorite generals we had serving under president trump. his credibility cratered then because of his handling of a situation in the middle east and now he is running to the podium to try to gain political favor with the media and try to brush over his failures -- and they are his failures. he is the commanding general for afghanistan, and on top of chairman milley and secretary austin, it all they want to talk about his deflections and other lame, when we un

kash patel, former pentagon chief of staff, was saying it was really simple.hdrawal, he dumped the trump agreement, he put in this arbitrary withdrawal for september september 11th, military optics is what he says. symbolism, is that what we'ring dealing with here? >> exactly. to your first point, we absolutely should not be trusting the taliban. to your first question, it's important for the president and his administration to be honest, candid and consistent with the american public. when president biden gave a press conference and he's talking about how people can safely get to the airport, meanwhile, being contradicted on a call that we're then on a but minutes later with the house republicans hearing something different from secretary austin. highly unlikely in july that there's going to be a taliban takeover, and then it ends up happening instantly, quickly and total. we've seen other examples like this. and to your question of -- i'm glad kash is speaking up, and he was a great member who i had a chance to know and work close with, it was a conditional

and it's a very steep and significant cost, kash.t you have a plan to remove troops from a country that we've been for 20 years and there's no plan to ensure that we get all of our armament, the guns and armament that were on the ground that now can be inspected by everybody from the taliban to the chinese communist party as well as leave these tens of thousands of people on the ground, how does that happen? >> it happens because -- this is what happens when you politicize the national security apparatus of the united states. look, the defense department creates things called concept of operation and create for planning purpose and contingency purpose and we plan for an emergency purpose. that was dope under president trump. and the only way that it does not happen is if a commander in chief and his cabinet secretary refuse today acknowledge the situation on the ground because of political headwinds they are getting and just because president trump succeeded so they didn't want to adopt his plan. let me just give you an example to pu

. >> laura: kash, what was president trump's plan to secure all of the military vehicles and weaponryt we -- american taxpayers paid for and gave to the afghan military if indeed it turns out the afghan military as suspected might not be ready for the fight? what could have been done? >> great question, and president trump said clearly, our equipment, machinery, and weaponry had to come back. because leaving them there would be a national security disaster. and in the department of defense we have a logistical department that takes on these transport operations. we literally fly in thousands of airplanes the size of four greyhound buses for months at a time to remove those equipments. and we had a plan in place to do that and we were not going to remove those until the taliban and the afghans agree to our terms. which they did, and it was working. and here's another example, not one american casualty occurred under president trump's withdrawal plan from afghanistan that we implemented, now you people dying at the airport at kabul call lament falling from cargo planes to their death. >

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ties with al-qaeda and when you have a plan you will count for americans ahead of time that's what kashel is saying biden dump the plan and did not have a plan now we are democrat house intelligence chair adam schiff saying its unlikely evacuations will be done by august 31 and they cannot account for every american, d.c. was going on. >> isn't it crazy there already making excuses knowing that they screwed up and knowing they can tfix it to but we always knew on the ground t eventually were goa have to negotiate the taliban at some point because they're just there in the right across the border with pakistan the entire time they have been planning this entire time but we need toe give them conditions and certainly don't want them to surround the airport, they're giving us a timeline and an ultimatum which is complete nonsense, these are not good people and they should be treated as a legitimate government which were doing and doing everything that they want because i'm convinced a lot of people in the administration of the pentagon know when we get everyone out there will be more anymo

of the voices for the administration, but the nation needs a commander in chief as kash just said he will put the mission first and put transparency on that mission first as well. everybody, thank you on "outnumbered." and we will handed over to "america reports" as we await some word from the white house. >> john: the ongoing chaos in kabul. at least, three u.s. marines are hurt. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. an attack outside of the gates of hamid karzai international airport. the pentagon is calling this a complex attack. and then, a second explosion rocked the area by the hotel. >> john: that hotel is part of an american rescue operation just days ago. at least, 13 people are dead as result of the attacks. the kabul hospital saying at least, 16 have been injured. listen here. >> word has been out for the last few days and understanding something of this nature. the first thing that came to mind and one of my first runs to the gate to take people across is this would be a perfect scene -- scenario for a suicide bombing and cause mayhem. one person with luggage exposed c