that's what we heard today. >> i also think, i just have to add, rick stengel, that he is someone who is in line with where the majority of the american people are on this war in afghanistan and there has not been majority public support -- this war has been fought by the whole country. the whole country did not go to war, the military fought this war and paid the price. i want to bring into our coverage national security advisor jake sullivan. i don't know if you heard any of our reaction and i won't ask you to address any of it, but i wonder if you can speak to the president's forceful attempt, it would sound like, to beat down the critics. critics who say i hear this woulda, shoulda kept a small force there but as rick stengel is pointing out, there is no low risk military operation. >> i think the end of his speech really summed up what president biden believes about those who argue for another decade or two decades or three decades of american military involvement in afghanistan. those folks are arguing, as he said in his speech, that we could just have a low grade or low risk or