and i mean, you and mccaul do work well together.it would have been nice if democrats had joined in and provided this oversight. >> but the problem with that is that you just had it in your last segment, talking about the number of individuals who were on duty from the state department. well, there's issues that took place before that that caused the number of people that were there. could that have been different? could we have more folks in? there's more you have to look at because there were circumstances. some say there could have been and should have left more individuals there or could have been more individuals on the ground. at that particular time. well, there were things circumventing issues that caused that to be in place. that's why it's hard to just isolate it. you have to ask those questions. and we have been asking those questions. and we are getting some of the answers. we're looking at, as i said, a number of the other reports, and we would like, that's one of the reasons why the congress authorized a commission in a

republicans like congressman mike mccaul of texas, blasted how the withdrawal was handled.cy. >> the evacuation was so poorly handled that we just left so many behind. whether it be american citizens or afghan partners. >> thousands of those afghans remain, often hunted, mccaul says, by the taliban. more than 74,000 afghan special immigrant visa applicants are in the pipeline. the biden administration so far has issued over 15,000 visas. >> it's a broken program. it's continued to be broken. the biden administration made a recent announcement to help with that, to help speed up the process. >> many are afghan women trying to get out. as their rights are torn away by the taliban, an issue that senator jeanne shaheen has fought for for years. >> we have seen the rights of women be dramatically restricted, their ability to work, to go to school. >> without the american military there, shaheen says, the u.s. is hamstrung in its ability to do more. and the agreement the u.s. struck with the taliban to not harbor terrorists, she says, is effectively dead after the leader of al qa

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congressman michael mccaul and general jack keane join us in just a moment. but first, we go to trey yingst taking a look at afghanistan on the ground, hi, trey. >> good afternoon. taliban fighters took a victory lap today piling in to pickup trucks and parading through the capitol. >> right now the taliban is parading through the streets of kabul. they're marking a year since the takeover of of course afghanistan. you can see the fighters here celebrating. many civilians remain in hiding. uncertain about what comes next for their country. >> as for those civilians, many do remain in the shadows, especially the american allies left behind. here's a look at life under taliban control. >> 11-month-old robani struggles to breathe as his mother looks on. the young afghan is more than one million children under five that are acutely malnourished. it makes me said when i see him in this condition, his mother explains. a year into taliban rule, the economy has collapsed. 97% of afghans are at risk of falling below the poverty line. the taliban's archaic governing st

congressman mike mccaul of texas, top republican on the foreign affairs committee and i quote. when you get the park compartmentalized classified papers, it gets more serious. well guess what congressman? that's exactly the kind of information the fbi recovered from mar-a-lago two weeks ago. we know thanks to this letter -- that recovery of fbi wasn't the first kind of recovery those types of documents. this letter was first made public by conservative journalist john foul on and, and in the letter the archivist refers to the first 15 boxes of records recovered from mar-a-lago in january. she writes quote, in this initial review of what was in the boxes, the national archives identified items marked as classified suit national security information up top secret, and chris stewart, mike mccaul, sensitive compartment compartmented information and special access program material. precisely the type of extremely secret material donald trump's backers called quote, more serious than a problem. in fact this letter shows that basically everyone in the federal government who was in on

mccaul saying if it was such a national security interest, why weren't we already briefed?gress that believe they are entitled by virtue of their oversight responsibilities to have access to this information. obviously this conflicts, i think, with preserving the sanctity of the investigation, not revealing the evidentiary basis and the road map for how the case will be pursued. as well, this could potentially jeopardize witnesses or future witnesses since, again, according to media reporting there was supposedly an insider at mar-a-lago that tipped the government as to the presence of these classified documents. so this is not an easy issue and i -- you know, you can certainly understand the conflicting interests here. the interests of congress and its oversight responsibilities, and the interests of the attorney general has in preserving the sanctity and secrecy of the legal proceeding that he has under way. >> yeah. i think what you put so well, from your vast experience, is just what a tricky moment this is that we find ourselves in because of those competing interests

and us congressman michael mccaul, criticized the disconnect between us intelligence and the white house. there are many since if you will though, there was a complete lack of failure to plan. there was no plan and it was there was no plan execute. there's a disconnect between, you know, it tells it's on the ground and what the white house is doing. in this report, the says it all, i, there is no way we're gonna evacuate embassy personnel from hell covers like we did in vietnam. you know, of course we know that happened. well, today we start our special coverage marking one years since the taliban took control of cobble and the country after us force is retreated to the airport as part of a water hasty pull out. i do not regret my decision to end america's war fighting against it. and maintain a laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there, and other parts of the world ortiz rachel blevins. thou has more and how washington's bet on the former afghan government failed in just 10 days. one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. warren afghanistan, there are still

thousands of afghan stuck in the country waiting for special immigrant visas. us. congressman michael mccaul said there was simply no plan for the chaotic withdrawal. there are many non since if you will though, there was a complete lack of failure to plan. there was no plan and it was there was no plant execute. there was a disconnect between, you know, intelligence on the ground and what the white house is doing. and this report, the says it all, i, there is no way we're gonna evacuate embassy personnel from hell covers like we did in vietnam fail. of course, we know that happened. well, let's take a closer look now at how the widely criticized withdrawal was implemented and how the events on the ground unfolded. i do not regret my decision to end america war fighting them carelessly and maintain a laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there and other parts of the world the it seems the emotional wounds of the botched military withdrawal from the country are still being felt by americans the u. s. media is reporting on a man who apparently committed suicide during a memorial servic

not the diplomacy of mr. mccaul was also a very good artist when he goes in to sit here with a very bad artist. mister shows are all on even worse, the italian prime minister. so when they visited this landscape was, of course, the jewels lensky mccall. that wasn't real for debt, but the people do much better is, for example, president ariana in turkey, doesn't say much for that's free diplomacy. you managed to, to, to open some channels to export grain for our show for ukraine. so you manage things and that's not the case for the other. are for the european heads of state that tried to gain some prominence by going to keith. did it catch your eye? the words are president lensky as well, saying that quote, the war is not the time for vanity and lloyd statements. and yet you've got the recent vogue photo session that he appeared in at. what do you make of that? well, it clearly, mits somehow, but divorce title was not a good idea. that's what he says. now, come on, stop the time for magazines now is the time for you know, being tough and wearing a uniform and be in the trenches. yes. may

a us congressman michael mccaul lambasted the disconnect between us intelligence services and the white house who were organizing the evacuation. there are many, since if you will, there was a complete, a failure to plan. there was no plan and it was there was no plant execute. there was a disconnect between, you know, it tells it's on the ground and what the white house is doing. in this report. the says it all, there is no way we're gonna evacuate embassy personnel from hole covers like we did in vietnam. you know, of course, we know that happened. what artes retro blevins has more and how are washington's bet on the former government failed in just 10 days? one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. war and afghanistan, there are still countless questions about how and why the world leading intelligence agency got it so wrong. when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call. is a tale bomb take over against that now, inevitable? no, i

texas congressman mike mccaul told cbs news the american people deserve answers. the affidavit in support of the warrant. we'll give you the probable cause to try to understand what is going on here. and i think the american people deserve this. california democratic congressman adam schiff believes the documents potentially pose a national security threat. >> so the fact that they were in an secure that is guarded with nothing more than a or whatever security. the head of the hotel is deeply alarming. shift says the doj has the right to investigate the material. anyone in the intelligence community that documents like that marked top secret, they would be under serious investigation. and former president trump continues to say he did nothing wrong and the white house is calling for the threats against fbi agents to stop. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. well, thank you for that breakdown or shot. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. yet 5 fighters in the bay area who are >> supporting ukraine by sending equipment. we'll tell you more a

3 day visit to algeria with the signing of a joint declaration for a renewed partnership. amanew mccaul was aiming to improve relations with the former french colony after they soured. last year. the cate sticking points were migration and frances colonial crimes. natasha butler has more from pass the visit to the santa cruz chapel in the mediterranean port city of all and a record shop famous for helping to launch. or i music with a final stops on the french president's 3 day trip to algeria, aimed at improving relations. 60 years after algiers gained independence from paris . emanuel macro, an algerian president, abdul magic t. boone said a new approach was needed after they signed a pact to improve ties. zivin, the mental did to more, we have the same stubbornness to succeed together because we are both convinced that this relationship isn't a bilateral relation. like any other. it's profoundly close was ology awesome. we will act together in many fields, not only in algeria and france in the interest of africa, which will always defend france is also close to africa. i think that th

thousands about guns stuck in the country waiting for special ed morgan pieces. us congressmen, michael mccaul said there was simply no plan for the chaotic withdrawal. there are many, since if you will, there was a complete lack of failure to plan. there wasn't a plan and it was, there was no plan execute. there's a disconnect between, you know, intelligence on the ground and what the white house is doing. and this report, the says it, all right, there is no way we're going to evacuate embassy personnel from helicopters like we did in vietnam. course. we know that happened. well, we can take a closer look at how the widely criticized withdrawal was implemented and how the events on the ground on food. i do not regret my decision to end america's war fighting afghanistan and maintain a laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there. and other parts of the world ah, the ah while a period of just 10 days last year is so off. gallus down turned on its head on the taliban back, where they, where? precisely, 2 decades before the spike 20 years of america, so named were inter ortiz, racial blev

pay attention to is the house republicans on house foreign affairs committee lead by chairman mike mccaule up with a very thorough 100 page document look back on what went wrong in terms of the afghan pull out. one of the things that was most interesting to me, a lot of the fighters left and moved down into iran. the nexus between iran and afghanistan, flow of fighters, weapons and drugs through iran to europe is something we should be paying attention to. trey: jennifer, i want to ask you about americans that may still be there i'll have you back. >> thank you, trey. trey: one thing to watch this withdrawal unfold on television, it is another to live through it. know first hand how it impacts thousands of translators, who answered our plea for help. joining us now, an afghanistan interpreter and author of promises betrayed, jamele hassan, thank you for being here, tell us what did you think would happen for helping our country were the promises kept? >> thank you. most were broken by president biden a decision to withdraw all forces from afghanistan. i did not think myself being here, in

and this one came from mike mccaul who is known as a common sense republican on the him.mocrats are looking at this report and taking it seriously. and in some ways, they're cringing because the white house is making its own memo on the disastrous withdrawal. and democrats on the hit are shaking their head privately like why is this our message right now. >> and the issue about the messiness, will continue to fall out. >>> president biden's summer of consequence. democrats hope, hope they improve the midterm polilitical move. >> tech:h: wow, thank you! >> customer and d grandkids: by! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. . ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nuients for immune support. boost® high protein. ♪good vibes by mol.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, n

joining me now is michael mccaul the ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. inquiry that's gone on for a year now, you've accused the biden administration of a complete lack and failure to plan. what do you see as the biggest mistake, congressman? >> well, this are several, think not heeding the warnings of the intelligence community i was warned by or the top general about the dire situation on the ground and imminent threat that kabul would fall, the entire country was imploding and the state department has this rose si picture of what was happening devoid of reality. you had 16 as i mentioned and i think stunningly in the report, we mentioned that the taliban did offer for americans to secure kabul for purposes of the evacuation and this would have completely changed the way this was done. instead, that was declined by the white house and then they left the perimeter to the taliban to be in charge. you saw a year ago today kabul fall. you saw people trying to get on the wheels of the airplane taking off. you saw the helicopter leaving the rooftop of the em

one would think that school distrukts would have learned the lesson that terry mccaul i have learnedinia when he was a solid favorite over republican youngkin until he decided to declare parents shouldn't have a say in their child's education. it changed the race. too many parents are paying attention to what their kids are being taught or what books they are offered. i'm the parent of two children. first and third grade. i am not happy with the fact that the u.s. is ranked 25th in the world on the education front pertaining to math, reading, writing and signs. china is number one. perhaps we try to prepare our kids to the future instead of gender identification and race shaming. >> gillian: when the white house press secretary speaks at the podium she is rarely alone. held 38 press briefings since taking over in may. that's less than three months ago. 25 of those briefings have included other briefers and special celebrity guests. 66% of the time. during psaki's tenure she was joined only 25% of the breefmgts what do you make? >> i said it a week or two after she began this job, gil

here is representative mike mccaul. [video clip] >> there was no plan. to your point, even before, i think the state department did not have the resources it needed to carry out an evacuation of this size. they were overwhelmed. but there were so many mistakes. the biggest one for me, having lived through it, being in the classified space, listening to the intelligence community tell the story about this will be imminent, it will fall sooner rather than later -- the military told us the same thing. then we went to state and they paint the white house a very rosy picture. there is a disconnect between intelligence on the ground and what the white house is doing. this report says it all. there is no way we are going to evacuate embassy personnel with helicopters like we did in vietnam, and of course we know that happened. >> the criticism of this report is this was the minority report, and it is inherently political. and that this will just be a political line of attack. how do you respond to that? >> i was a federal prosecutor longer than i was a member o

house foreign affairs ranking members congressman michael mccaul with this. >> there was a complete lack and failure to plan. there was no plan. there was no plan executed. we will protect the you was our promise to them. no one left behind. we left them behind to the mercy of the taliban and now they are being tortured and killed. >> harris: trey yingst is live for us in kabul. trey. >> good morning. we were in the streets of kabul today where taliban fighters were taking another victory lap. the taliban is parading through the streets of kabul. marking one year since the takeover of afghanistan. you can see the fighters here celebrating. >> as for the civilian population, much of those individuals remain in the shadows. terrified especially those american allies who are left behind. a look at what life is like under taliban control. 11-month-old struggles to breathe as his mother looks on. the young afghan is one of more than one million children under five who are acutely malnished in the taliban-controlled country. it makes me very sad when i see him in this condition 35-year-old wom

this is congressman mike mccaul -- talking about a real situation in afghanistan. >> we still have aan citizens left behind in afghanistan a year later and 100,000 afghan partners were left behind. we promised we would protect. >> you have been on the ground for quite a bit, what is the situation and have we really left behind that many people that we set as americans we would take some kind of control of getting them out of there. >> unfortunately we don't know how many americans are there because we allowed the taliban to control the perimeter access and passport holders are getting passports taking from them, sent away and taken from the taliban. this is eyewitnesses from right on the ground. we have no idea how many americans are there, one is too many and the administration left them there. i know the state department said 74,002 under 74 applicants are still in afghanistan, 4.5 times the average family member, 330,000 people that we left behind that we promised we would protect. these are people who fought beside us for 20 years just like a disease who i did eight deployments w

republicans, like congressman mike mccaul of texas, blasted how the withdrawal was handled.y. >> the evacuation was so poorly handled that we just left so many people behind. but to be american citizens, or afghan partners. >> thousands of those afghans remained, often hunted, mccall says by the taliban. more than 74,000 afghan special immigrant visa applicants are in the pipeline. the biden administration so far, has issued over 15,000 visas. >> it is a broken program. it has continued to be broken. the biden administration made a recent announcement to help with that, to help speed up the process. >> many are afghan women, trying to get out, as their rights are torn away by the taliban. jeanne shaheen has fought for four years. >> we have seen the rights of women be dramatically restricted. their ability to work, to go to schools. >> without the american military, shaheen says, the u. s. is hamstrung in its ability to do more. and the agreement the u.s. struck with the taliban to not harbor terrorists, she says, is effectively dead, after the leader of al-qaeda was found t

. >> reporter: thousands of those afghans remain, often hunted, mccaul says, by the taliban.ar has issued over 15,000 visas. >> it's a broken program. it's continued to be broken. the biden administration made a recent announcement to help with that, to help speed up the process. >> reporter: many are afghan women trying to get out as their rights are torn away by the taliban, an issue that senator jeanne shaheen has fought for for years. >> we've seen the rights of women be dramatically restricted, their ability to work, to go to school. >> reporter: without the american military there, shaheen says, the u.s. is hamstrung in its ability to do more. and the agreement the u.s. struck with the taliban to not harbor terrorists, she says, is effectively dead after the leader of al qaeda, was found to be living in downtown kabul. the u.s. drone strike that killed him, the biden administration says, is proof that so-called over the horizon missions from outside afghanistan can work. but the u.s. intelligence community is severely hampered by not having american eyes and ears on the

michael mccaul, he's the ranking republican member of the house foreign affairs committee released a on behalf of the biden administration. in the preparation and leadup to the withdrawal in afghanistan. and they want a lot of answers. they're hungry for answers. and they argue that they're going to have a really brutal investigation into some of these flawed decisions, which they call them. if they take that majority next year. and i have to just say, too, this is just one part of a much broader area of investigations that republicans are looking at. they're very eager to sink their teeth into the biden administration. and several different agencies that they argue are abusing their power or aren't giving them enough information. of course, i did speak with the state department. and i also obtained a memo from the white house this weekend, defending the biden administration's decision to evacuate people from afghanistan, and evacuate troops from afghanistan. this is a decision that donald trump had made before biden had even come into office and also that it was time to end the 20-y

but also, many people believe they really damage terry mccaul and at the and saying that parents shouldn'tt went on in their classrooms. i think even terry would say that, quote, did him in. how much power should parents have over the classrooms, their children, the school districts, over what their children are taught when they go to school in the morning? >> parents should absolutely have the power to be deeply involved and deeply invested in their children's education. i don't have kids of my own, but i have a burrow teenager. my parents and niece live with me. i spent the last year deeply embedded in her education. i understand the concerns that parents are racing, but i also understand that we cannot have individualized plans for learning for every single student when we have overcrowded classrooms and underpaid teachers or simply struggling to get by. georgia has a teachers shortage and we are hemorrhaging teachers. in part, because the starting jet salary in georgia is less than the starting salary in mississippi. it's $39,000 a year. i have planned to read that starting salary to $

texas congressman mike mccaul told cbs news the amer p answers. the affidavit in support of the warrant. we'll give you the probable cause to try to understand what is going on here. and i think the american people deserve this. california democratic congressman adam schiff believes the documents potentially pose a national security threat. >> so the fact that they were in an secure that is guarded with nothing more than a or whatever security the head at a hotel is deeply alarming. shift says the doj has the right to investigate the material. anyone in the intelligence community that documents like that marked top secret, they would be under serious investigation. former president trump continues to say he did nothing wrong and the white house they're calling for those fbi threats to stop. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you very much for shot. >> well, a delegation of u.s. lawmakers landed in taiwan. this comes less than 2 weeks after house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan, which angered the chinese government. yo

texas congressman mike mccaul told cbs news the american people deserve answers. the affidavit in support of the warrant. we'll give you the probable cause to try to understand what is going on here. and i think the american people deserve this. california democratic congressman adam schiff believes the documents potentially pose a national security threat. >> so the fact that they were in an secure that is garden with nothing more than a or whatever security the head at a hotel is deeply alarming. shift says the doj has the right to investigate the material. anyone in the intelligence community that documents like that marked top secret, they would be under serious investigation. >> and former president trump continues to say he did nothing wrong and the white house is calling for threats against the fbi and law enforcement to stop reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news residents in little more came out this weekend to stuff the cruiser flipped. find out what that means. we're talking more about annual back-to-

texas congressman mike mccaul told cbs news the american people deserve answers. the affidavit in support of the warrant. we'll give you the probable cause to try to understand what is going on here. and i think the american people deserve this. california democratic congressman adam schiff believes the documents potentially pose a national security threat. >> so the fact that they were in an secure that is guarded with nothing more than a or whatever security the head at a hotel is deeply alarming. shift says the doj has the right to investigate the material. anyone in the intelligence community that documents like that marked top secret, they would be under serious investigation. former president trump continues to say he did nothing wrong and the white house is going for the threats against the fbi to stop. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> all right. thank you for that update. shot. >> it is 6.22, we'll take a break. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news residents in little more coming out this weekend to stuff the cruiser. we'

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is still a work in progress, the top republican of the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccaul'sere with us. good morning, congressman. >> thanks for having me. >> this deserves a full conversation. let me do this bit of business on the events of the past few days. senator marco rubio issued a letter saying it was outraged not to have been briefed and he blasted the fbi saying that they have done more damage to faith and the rule of law than the russian federation or any other foreign adversary. is his anger misplaced? >> you know, i think it comes on the heel -- i think "the wall street journal" did a great article about how after the russian collusion, steele dossier, everything that took place during the trump presidency and now out of office to have this raid take place, look, i'm a doj alumni, i worked at public integrity here at main justice. what i worry about, margaret, is the lack of trust in our -- and faith in our institutions. that concerns me most above all. and i think when you saw the dhs bulletin about potential threats now to the agents, this is the whole fabric

texas congressman mike mccaul told cbs news the american people deserve answers. the affidavit in support of the warrant. we'll give you the probable cause to try to understand what is going on here. and i think the american people deserve this. california democratic congressman adam schiff believes the documents potentially pose a national security threat. >> so the fact that they were in an secure that is garden with nothing more than a or whatever security the head at a hotel is deeply alarming. schiff says the doj has the right to investigate the material. anyone in the intelligence community that documents like that marked top secret, they would be under serious investigation. >> coming up here in our show, we'll have another look at the warm-up this week. keeping an eye on wildfires burning across our state. plus, it's been 9 days since keely. rodney went missing. we have the very latest details on the search for the team. and a new push to get more people vaccinated against monkeypox. the priority shifts to a new group of people. we've got that story coming

mccaul is we work together, but his statement is inaccurate. we continued to have hearings.ave had over 14 hearings and briefings specifically on this matter. but the deal is that they refuse to look at the afghanistan withdrawal and the context of the 20 years we were there. they don't want to talk about the doha agreement that was under donald trump. so it is a cherry picking of ideas which they wanted to look at, as opposed to looking at the doha agreement and those things that led up to where we were at the point of withdrawal. and so i would cherish if we really are serious about it to work in a bipartisan way, but looking at every aspect of what took place because surely those 20 days of what they were looking at seems to be politically motivated so that you don't have to look at what took place with the doha agreement and trump and in fairness, if you want to be fair, the obama administration and the bush administration also. all of which is how you determine what took place and how we can make sure that we don't ever get into that space ag again. >> they're big mista

. >> you invited michael mccaul. >> at the last minute, she invited michael mccaul.e not allowed to go on a pro delta in another country unless it is bipartisan. she is the speaker. she is the only one that changes the rules. >> she was killed in this car crash. another lady who was driving was also in her 50s cut across. cut across the median. and at them head-on. she died in two of our in her 20s died. >> this is devastation. anyone who has known jackie. she came in 2012 and ran in 2010. she is a public servant. i spoke to her husband yesterday. in congress, you become a family. dean would come to our retreats and play music. he was going to retire next year. jackie just got her knee replaced. the two of them are missionaries in romania. she was a reporter. she serves on the most prestigious committee in congress. i had an opening and ethics. a place that nobody wants to go. you have to have people who have integrity. i called her up first thing. would you need to be the republican leader? it is because of the respect everybody has very. it is devastating. >> ainsl

house republicans vow to get answers on biden's afghanistan failure signed by mccarthy, mccaul and rogersl: if you look at the approval rating for the president during the course of this presidency so far you can start to see in the month of june and into july his numbers start to go south. i have think that was because of covid. he campaigned we'll crush the virus and it didn't happen. when you get to mid august that thing falls off the table and you can argue whether it has recovered since then. it was a mark that a lot of people cannot remove from their minds as far as managing as a commander-in-chief an issue that was fought over literally for 20 years and that's where it drops. >> dana: it hasn't ended and we'll keep on top of it. >> bill: here in new york a father of five was murdered over a cab fare in new york city. this is nuts. the wife of that dead taxi driver calling on the city to bring her husband's killers to justice. we'll see if they get that justice. we learn more about investigators and what they ceased on president trump's home in florida as garland calls for release t

michael mccaul, ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee that published the review.ribes a very chaotic, unorganized, basically a mess at the u.s. military withdrawal in the final days. the white house is pushing back, saying that the president refused to send another generation of americans to fight a war that should have ended long ago, and calls your report a partisan report riddled with mistakes. >> we have not presented anything to congress really since the collapse. they refuse to cooperate with my investigation, even though we gave them ample opportunities. many of their witnesses would not talk to us. they -- important documents like this dissenting memo from the embassy, embassy employees, 23 of them calling to the secretary of state's attention that the situation was so dire that they needed to evacuate at that time. it was chaotic, bret. because they didn't have a plan. they didn't listen to the intelligence community on the ground or our top military officials in the pentagon who kept telling me this thing is going to happen fast, sooner rather than later

i'm actually meet mike mccaul, the chairman of foreign affairs to look at aid we can negotiate with countriesotection protocols with foreign aid through the budget once queer in the majority. there are a lot of ideas floating around. i think we can make some of those happen. we have to win the majority. if anything is going to happen at the southern border. neil: real quickly, congressman, i know you serve on the armed services committee. you're aware of some heightened tensions between ourselves and the chinese. now of course they moved a battleship near sri lanka. that has the indians upset to put it mildly. they're taunting taiwan. we have joint military exercises between ourselves and south koreans planned we're told for next week. this is getting messy. doesn't take much for a false trigger, does it? >> no. that's an important point to make but i think the chinese are watching what happens in ukraine. they're seeing the west push back. they're getting a little louder. there is also a new president in south korea who is very pro-america. so they're going to get loud but hopefully the pres

. >> that was michael mccaul, from the house for affairs committee talking about the new republican report on the airlift out of the airport. a few more details from that report, they note that the investigation found 36 officers were on site at the airport during the peak of the evacuation. the lack of personnel led to an norm us administrative backlogs for the thousands of people who possess the proper documentation to come to the united states but were left behind. 1450 afghan children were evacuated without apparent or guardian. the investigation determined that over 800 american citizens were left behind, several times the amount the administration claims were stranded when the withdrawal concluded. the u.s. government had continued to facilitate evacuations. 84 american citizens remain who are still trying to leave afghanistan. that is according to a committee aide. back to your phone calls. this is marley in l.a. caller: can you hear me? our people and our military should not be sent into danger unless it's necessary. the least our leadership can do is have good short-term and long-

kevin mccarthy or maybe michael mccaul on the foreign affairs committee, or one of our intel committee members, should have accompanied her to show that our true bipartisan support of taiwan. everyone have been receiving confusing signals coming out of the white house. president biden says we will defend taiwan. his staff rolled the back and that happened a number of times. i refer to the taiwan relations treaty of 1979 signed by jimmy carter that says we will support taiwan and help them in the event there is aggression from china. the aggressive moves from china by moving through the taiwan straits, one of their propaganda wings saying they were going to shoot down the plane, is absurd. but we need to stand strong and unified. a unified nancy pelosi with kevin mccarthy or other prominent republicans, noticeably absent, sends a symbol of weakness and authoritarianism and one side of this that dominates the culture in washington. host: the washington post highlights the fact the other people traveling with speaker pelosi on this trip was the house foreign affairs committee chairman, gr

no republicans even though michael mccaul was invited.brian: i signed up for it, it is free, i thoroughly recommend it. mike to cano as well as andy kim and susan dell benet. they are going to singapore right now. with the biggest story is there going to south korea and japan. somewhere in between. will he be going to taiwan? >> ainsley: not answering the question now. on the sunday shows this was a big conversation. mike pompeo talked about how china is not supposed to dictate american foreign affairs and what our leaders do. listen. >> i think of the 13 americans killed in afghanistan or the fact that our president said he can have a small invasion in ukraine and that would be okay. i think that risk, the deterrent force of power, the good work we did for four years, it increases the likelihood that she might use this as an excuse to do what he has long wanted to do. we shouldn't under underestimate the risk but we shouldn't allow the chinese communist party to issue a statement and tell american leaders where they can and can't go. so