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lara seligmann, good morning. lara guest: thank you for having me. host: we see chris donahue exiting the c-130, not the final departure ceremony when the u.s. wraps up in places, was there any sort of ceremony to mark that? #. guest: not really. general donahue and the admiral pete baisley were the last two americans on the ground in afghanistan in kabul yesterday and were two of the last flights out of the country yesterday. it's really a historic day and we can't forget the 2400 american lives that we lost in afghanistan over the last 20 years as well as $83 billion spent on the country. it's really a huge effort and to see it go out like this was certainly not the way the biden administration wanted to end this war. the one celebration that did happen on the ground last night was from the taliban. they were shooting guns in the air and celebrating into the streets the end of what they called the american occupation of afghanistan and i think that really speaks volumes about how far this has fallen from the scenes the administration really wanted