they change the headline to read a full picture of usama bin laden's life. navy seal who killed bin laden was one of many to respond. he used his wife as a human shield. that says it all. joey jones, what he thinks of this as well. jillian: we have -- todd: joe concha, marty macario and janice dean. do not go anywhere. ♪♪ ♪♪ if you believe ♪♪ need long-lasting freshness? try new febreze unstopables touch fabric spray. it doesn't just eliminate odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with new febreze touch. todd: it is wednesday august 4th, denial and destruction, andrew cuomo defiant despite bipartisan cauldron to re-sign. shocking claims of harassment. jillian: the blame game continues, attacking republican governors for refusing to limit mask mandate, polls reveal how americans feel about the handling of t

book review this labels usama bin laden as a devoted family man. mean, seeing that that, what is your response? >> i got another title usama bin laden dead terrorist. and that's all i really need to know. this is a man who isolated his daughters, had multiple wives that had dozens of children, i believe. he basically tortured his sons to make them tough because he knew that if he radicalized them they would be in a similar position as him, i think some of them already suffered that fate. this is man who has never taken care of any of his family. ostracized from his family in saudi arabia. nothing about this man was devoted to his family. 100 percent devoted to selfless causes murdering people. i'm not surprised by it but i think it's ironic and funny i appreciate rob o'neill pointing out that he is dead and he used his wife as a shield. that tells you there what kind of devoted family man he was. todd: pop it up on the screen reaction from rob owe meal. family man used his wife as a human shield as you said "new york times" did change their headline

far bigger than usama bin laden, far bigger. usama bin laden bad and he hit the world trade center and it was a horrible thing, but al-baghdadi was the founder of isis, and you look at soleimani, he blew up everybody, the roadside bombs, and he was looking to do tremendous damage. he was going to knock out five of our five sites and houses of our soldiers in the middle east were going to be killed. the head of pakistan said it was the single biggest event that he's ever seen take place in the middle east. he said 50 years and maybe even 100 years, took him out. we had everything under perfect control. and then biden came in and they saw weakness, and he didn't do anything. he didn't do anything. and they took over, and then we ran out and we've just destroyed the image of america, of our great country, of our incredible warriors, and they are incredible warriors, but they still need leadership at the top, and they don't have it. >> sean: mr. president, let me take you back to remarks you made in 2017, because you ran in 2016. i c

when we had usama bin laden in our sites and one of your previous guests ready to go in and kill him, one man said in the situation room, president obama don't do it and that man was joseph biden. of president of the united states today. >> jesse: he was against the general soleimani strike as well. after the action we have taken against afghanistan, the sloppiness, i do not have the confidence that what he's reading reading off the teleprompter is true. you can sell it, you can act tough, but i have not seen the result. i don't think the enemies are as scared as they should be. karl rove, thank you for coming on. this attack on kabul, the deadliest day for the u.s. and afghanistan in more than one decade. so bad we got some historical perspective. joining me know, mark levin host of "life, liberty, and live in." we have seen benghazi and we know the reagan administration, use on the marine barracks in lebanon happen. where does the stack up in the annals of military blunders in your opinion? >> this is the biggest blunder as rachel kemp told me. the ramifications of this are absolute

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saudi support behind the taliban 20 years ago, there is no taliban and the taliban has hosted usama bin laden in 2001, from the kingdom of saudi arabia. jillian: let's talk about what is going on today, watching the events that unfolded over there. afghan allies risked their lives, trying to get out and you saw the suicide attacks yesterday with 13 servicemembers using their lives. i'm curious if you think everything we have done the last 20 years has been for not. you hear people saying, and and how do you feel about that. >> i'm grateful that we haven't been attacked as most americans know. it appears as if we have a hotbed developing in afghanistan, and that is something i'm very much aware of. the other thing it is important that the truth regarding what happens and who is behind these attacks comes forward. president biden is in another unique position to make that happen. to implicate the saudis and the idea they were fighting the taliban as well as al qaeda. jillian: thank you for giving us your thoughts. carley: many as 1000 american still trapped in afghanistan and even after dozens

this is the same taliban that harbored and assisted, yes, usama bin laden and al qaeda 2001. the same taliban killing american soldiers were 20 years, joe. joe is begging these monsters to spare our embassy? is is not pathetic and naive? you've got circle back jen psaki to encourage the taliban to consider their role! they got to consider their role in the international community. i'm sure this is their top priority. that's a genius comment. take a look. >> the taliban has to make an assessment of what they want their role to be in the international community. making clear that the international community is going to watch closely how the taliban behave. they have a range of tools in their arsenal as well to take steps as they should. >> dear terrorists, what do you consider your role to be in the international community? okay, let me paint the picture for you right now. as you speak according to the reports, taliban fighters are going door to door and raping young girls as young as 12, something they've done in the past in case you don't know any history. executing anybody w

they swore allegiance to usama bin laden. taliban who did he swear allegiance to of al-qaeda? he became leader of al-qaeda. and he swore allegiance to the taliban. these people share the same ideology. they are responsible for 9/11. so to all the families of those who died on 9/11, to those who are injured, to those who have grown up without a parent, you need to know that your government on the anniversary of 9/11, the 20th anniversary is putting in power in afghanistan the people responsible? why do i say putting in power? because the united states has been in negotiations with the haqqani network. and haqqani leading the talks that the u.s. government has been pushing on the afghan government. and haqqani has been in doha with the u.s. presidential envoy. and that's haqqani and can a legal haqqani as you mentioned pressuring afghan leaders to swear allegiances to the islamic emirates of the taliban. the talks are a sham. i'm hearing from intelligence sources and former afghan officials, from security officials that the tal

the express purpose of getting rid of al qaeda and afghanistan as well as, as well as getting usama bin laden and we have. >> tonight joe's: the pentagon said the opposite, that our credit is veryqa much alive and well in afghanistan working alongside their taliban partners and, we don't even have an embassy presence or intel assets left to counter any threat. and now the taliban, maybe al qaeda has access to massive stockpiles with billions of dollars of sophisticated weaponry that we left behind because there was no contingency plan. thousands of guns and armored vehicles, yes, even blackhawk military helicopters. night vision goggles, m.o. uniforms, you name it and they have it all. these taliban fighters are now mocking the united states of america in their own propaganda dressed up, in gear, and onete u.s. local terrorist was pictured with a u.s. m4 rifle flanked by other terrorists bring u.s. military gear from t head to toe. it is no plan to recover our gear or weapons and no plan to get rid of them, or destroysn them. there's even a plan to rescue our fellow american citizens that are

with the taliban taking over control of afghanistan and at the same group, by the way, hosted usama bin laden and through the terrorist attack september 11, 2001, we can expect isis challenges the taliban but also shares against the united states and will return that region. al qaeda will return they will once again use afghanistan as the base for plotting against the united states of america but also abroad and allies in europe. >> trace: "the wall street journal" editorial writes this in part reading "the kabul massacre compounds the humiliation of botched afghan withdrawal and further in building jihadist. mr. biden telling americans afghanistan won't become a terror hate them but it. hundreds have jihadist released from prison with a taliban victory already on the attack. more americans will become targets and far beyond the borders of afghanistan. is that a fair assessment of "the wall street journal" part? >> i think that is right. even worse, that terrorist actually in charge of security in the capital itself. and very closely aligned with the islamic state and islamic state and so thi

before the deadly attack when the taliban gave safe harbor to al qaeda and other terrorist groups, usama bin ladento plot and plan their attacks. that is what we've gone back in time to at this moment. the taliban and is a terrorist organization isis k's designs are more destructive and dangerous and the situation president biden has created in afghanistan has empowered isis k to a degree we haven't seen before. we will be hearing a lot more about isis k in the days to come. i hope i am wrong but i consists k is going to continue to build up in that region. i don't believe we have seen the worst of what we've seen in the days to come because of president biden's failure creating situational be very dangerous for the world for a long time to come. >> 5000 american boys at the airport right now, ultimately who were attacked 48 hours ago. ultimately does this strike make their job easier or more difficult when there is threat reporting and it is not all confirm that we are seeing and hearing about it the suicide bombers, vehicle born ieds could be and likely are headed in the direction of the airport

fought in afghanistan in 2006, i led an infantry platoon on the border with the mission of finding usama bin ladenterterror. we were focused on direct connecticut strikes against the enemy and in killing large swaths of enemy, we secured the afghan people. i would make the argument that the war in afghanistan at least from an initial military standpoint was won in 2006. in 2007, we changed our strategy drastically and diplomatic counterterror strategy. a counterinsurgency strategy, we took that strategy from iraq that worked pretty well in iraq and moved it to afghanistan and it didn't work in the tribal country of afghanistan. we lost the initiative then and you're absolutely right, our troops should not be focused on nation-building or jeffersonian democracy, we should be focused on accomplish in the mission. >> laura: there is a really disturbing piece out in the national interest published a couple days ago, the title of it is "is the woke u.s. military going the way of 1940s france?" the piece goes on to say america has become what france was in 1940, a paper tiger run by an impenetrable bure

afghanistan for the express purpose of getting rid of al qaeda in afghanistan as well as getting usama bin laden did. >> it seems safe to say that if donald trump were still president, many in the mainstream press would've called but a flat out lie. even biden's own teen acknowledged his statement was on its face not entirely accurate, dominic. he said he was referring to al qaeda's capability to attack the united states which the intelligence community tells us a day is not present in afghanistan. but that is not what biden said. not at all. and when he claimed that he had heard no criticism from allies, a cacophony of voices from france to germany, the e.u., and notably, the u.k., set otherwise. >> does a president not know what is going on? >> this is on an incredibly emotional time for many of us. >> the president said al qaeda is gone. it is not gone. he said he has not heard any criticism from the allies. there has been a lot of criticism from the allies. words matter, in the words of the president matter most. >> indeed. especially in times of crisis. but thousands of americans still want

the united states should have left afghanistan for 19 years ago when it became obvious usama bin ladenn't there and had fled to pakistan. no reason to stay in the country and the longer we remain, the worse it was always going to be. the question is in the relevant question today is how exactly do you get out? just because something is necessary doesn't mean you get to ignore the details of it. an emergency appendectomy, would it matter to you who performed the operation? yes, it would matter to you. but it didn't matter to joe biden, he barely mention the withdrawal today, bite into the necessary thing in the ugliest possible way. you've been watching television, you've probably seen this footage that terrified men and sandals clinging to the sides of a c17 as it attempts to leave afghanistan. this is the iconic photo of the moment. the final scene of the american occupation of afghanistan. that means after 20 years and trillions of dollars, readers couldn't manage to pull off an orderly retreat. they couldn't even secure a single runway. and that's the main lesson of the fall, we are

it's the same province where navy seals launched the raid to kill usama bin laden ten years ago.ent biden vowed revenge saying we will hunt you down and make you pay. the drone strike hours after another warning from the u.s. embassy urging any americans at the gate to leave immediately. a similar warning was issued before thursday, the attack that killed 13 u.s. troops and wounded 20 americans and killed over 160 afghans. all desperate to escape. kevin, there's 5,000 u.s. troops that remain at the airport in kabul. they are trying to evacuate right now. not just the afghans ahead of president biden's august 31st deadline, fast approaching on tuesday. >> kevin: i know you'll stay in the story. lucas tomlinson of the pentagon three thank you. >> last week was a punch in the gut. yesterday felt like a knockout. >> there's a lot of pain with this. this is hard. >> it sounds almost farcical but isis-k thinks the taliban is to moderate. >> kevin: president biden facing intense scrutiny from republican and democratic lawmakers over the followed in afghanistan. one g.o.p. member calling

of president obama had listened to president biden when he was vice president usama bin laden would still be alive. the fact that he's taking the opinion of the taliban - in europe and britain and france is so embarrassing, that's one element of it. the other thing is 9/11. anyone who lost a loved one in 9/11, so disgusted right now with how this whole situation is playing out. the taliban and al qaeda are responsible for the image of that woman jumping out of one of the towers in the world trade center holding her skirt down so her last moment on this earth could be with dignity and the president is relying on the people responsible for that, for american safety and afghanistan. jillian: the president said none of us take the taliban and's word, talking about g7 virtual media, we will judge them by their actions. the wording of it almost makes it sounds like they are considering even judging them at all -- carley: considering possibly considering them a legitimate leader of the country. if you judge them by their actions look no further than the fact that they are keeping afghans from go

president biden told us two days ago that spirit "our mission to degrade the success of usama bin ladent "the taliban continues to obtain its relationship with al qaeda and pervading the it is no creating a cradle of where it aims to create the cradle. they are creating the savings and for al qaeda to fester. as i talked about in the last block, all of this is not news to anyone except the president. it is so disheartening to here day after day after day the warnings that were completely ignored because now the catastrophic effects of we are seeing is leading to loss of lives. this is now so far past policy disagreement. you're absolutely right, the situation is horrible and we will get back to on exactly the details. what can we get a real answer rather than these blankets dodged defense of the m.i.a. president for his weak decision-making? speethirty shannon, the al qaeda warning coming after a conference call, are you going to have to increase a terrace assessment? he said yes, al qaeda has not been able to main presents for two years when timeline is going to be brought up don't exp

the express purpose of getting rid of al qaeda in afghanistan, as well as, as well as getting usama bin ladend we did. >> tucker: once again, just an hour after he said that, the president of the united states is contradicted in public by his own employees. again, here is the pentagon spokesman. >> we know that al qaeda is a presence, as well as isis, in afghanistan, and we have talked about that for quite some time. >> with the president just said that there is no al qaeda presence in afghanistan. that does not seem to be correct. >> what we don't think -- what we believe is that there isn't a presence that is significant enough to merit a threat to our homeland, as there was back on 9/11, 20 years ago. >> tucker: so that is the opposite of what biden just said, so here you have the top spokesman for the most powerful agency and the entire government informing us that the president of the united states has no idea what he's talking about. you don't see that every day. in fact, you never see it. but it is not just biden's employees who appear to be turning on him in public. though are some of

usama bin laden himself said "somebody has to choose between the strong horse and know we course, soays choose the strong horse." of the united states, in this situation, is that week horse. the hostages will be traded around like what happened in lebanon in the 1980s, where a hostages taken by one family, then traded to another for money, for whatever, to be taken out, and then used against the united states whenever they see a reason or an advantage to do so. the chinese and russians are licking their chops. united states is disorganized, dysfunctional. it's at a humiliation on the world stage and the chinese is thinking "this should be our time. maybe, we should do expansion on the south china sea, threaten taiwan more aggressively." the russians are going to do the same thing. why? they perceive a united states, which is back on its heels and will not have the nerve to challenge anywhere else in the world. >> emily: kayleigh, k.t. brings a pressure and china's interests. the equipment left on the ground, much as inoperable, but however, former president trump made a point this mo

. >> usama bin laden was killed inside pakistan.e resurgence of the taliban is going to harm your relations with the u.s. in some way? we have given you $17 billion since 2002 in foreign aid. are you worried that that's going to dry up somehow? >> well, you know, the aid has died up long time ago. and, in fact, in the struggle, in the war on terrorism, pakistan lost 70,000 lives. and lost about $150 billion in economic damage to us i think we are looking forward to peace in afghanistan because this would be good for pakistan too if we have peace in afghanistan. as far as pakistan's role is concerned with the united states, our relationship, i think we have important convergence of interest and principally the convergence is fight terrorism in the reasonable and no terrorism from afghanistan because it threatens the u.s., threatens pakistan, threatens other countries in the region. so we have a common cause and we need to build an international coalition in order to ensure that there is no terrorism which emanates from afghanistan. >

the express purpose of getting rid of al qaeda in afghanistan, as well as, as well as getting usama bin laden did. >> sean: and today, joe's own pentagon said the exact opposite, that al qaeda is very much alive and well in afghanistan, working alongside their taliban partners, and we don't even have an embassy presence or intel assets left to counter any threat. and now, the taliban may even -- al qaeda -- has access to massive stockpiles, billions of dollars of sophisticated weaponry that we left behind, because there was no contingency plan, thousands of guns in armored vehicles, yep, even black hawk military, night vision goggles, ammo uniforms, you name it, they got it all. look at your screen. these taliban fighters are now mocking the united states of america in their own propaganda, dressed up in gear taken that we left, that joe left them, from u.s. stockpiles. one the notorious global terrorist was even pictured with a u.s. m4 rifle, flanked by other terrorists wearing u.s. military gear from head to toe. there is no plan to recover our gear or weapons, there is no plan to get rid o

even if the administration wanted to avoid a black hawk down dynamic that was inspiration for usama bin ladenwould be, would you agree. that yes not just the taliban forker cell in america or europe isis whatever gets returned in that regard and of course al-qaeda which has still been quietly watching and acting. >> well, certainly the ineptitude of the biden administration on display here is going to embolden every actor who wants to work against u.s. interest all over the world whether we are talking about russia, china, international terrorist groups, iran, of course, still the greatest state sponsor for terror although i'm sure the afghan taliban is going to be trying to via for. >> tammy: going to be a fight for that title. >> of course, when you see this happen, you cannot help but think that the biden administration lacks the kind of strategy planning and ability to thwart threats ons horizon that are right in front of its faces a well. take stock and realize we are have real challenges. >> tammy: we have challenges this cannot stand because we would not survive another three years we

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. >> will: former navy seal and the man who killed usama bin laden rob o'neill.ant to start with this, a report out today, it's in the washington examiner it's by tom rogan and it says that major general christopher donahue of the united states military has said to his british counterpart hey, could you stop what you are doing? you are beginning to embarrass the united states of america. in other words, stop kicking ass, stop going from and saving your people because you are making us look bad in what's your response, rob? >> hey, good to talk with you, will, thanks for having me, my response is simple. i'm a big believer in the acronym kiss. keep it simple, stupid. and i was talking to another seal team 6 operator with whom i served for 20 years. i'm going to call him tiny. and tiny told me the response. here's how you get the americans out. tiny smash with hammer. and that's it. and i have nothing but love for the brits and germans and french who have the stones to get out there. look, i don't want to be in charge but if i was would i want to get the americans?

i was, it was the greatest moment of my career to moment oy career to announce that usama bin laden had been killed 202011: every year we stayed after that was adding to a tragedy. >> dana: pete? >> pete: i want to salute every man and woman who served in that conflict and every single one who didn't come home to their families. your service mattered. it was hockey and our country will not forget regardless of how it ended. >> geraldo: amen. >> dana: greg? >> greg: it's going to come surprising i don't really trust the taliban. i also don't trust our leaders who let them eat our lunch and pete is on my show tonight at 11:00. you will hear more of pete. >> dana: you will have pete. the president says he will speak tomorrow. 6:00 there are still people in danger. americans there. they say they are going to try to get them out and secretary blinken has this task asking our allies and other countries to help make sure they have safe passage. that will be it for us "special report" is up next. ♪ every single u.s. member is out of afghanistan i can say that with certainty. >> bret: good eveni

august 7th, 2001, airstrikes began it took 10 more years until forces killed usama bin laden at his compoundn pakistan. in addition to the u.s. troops who were killed, 47,000 afghan civilians were. >> how did it feel leaving afghanistan to the very group that you overthrew 20 years ago, the taliban? >> it was very conflicted, actually. but i would tell you i was pretty much focused on the task at hand. i will have days ahead to actually think about that. that's a question and i am going to be thinking about that in the days ahead. >> general mckenzie added that 2,000 hardened isis fighters remain in afghanistan, most of them let out of prisons by the taliban. general mackenzie said now that the last u.s. troops are out of afghanistan, the taliban will have their hands full with isis but so might the united states. bret? >> bret: jen, grit job at the pentagon throughout this thank you. general mckensey as you heard said the u.s. did not get everybody out of afghanistan. the americans who wanted to evacuate and many on the ground are now facing the harsh reality of the taliban in control of th

rob, you have a unique situation following orders killing usama bin laden, playing incredibly important role of ending the terror in that regard. the military is heart broken, it's understandable. what do you say to your fellow veterans who have faced so much, who continue to fight and love this country in the face of such dereliction of duty in the commander-in-chief? >> what we are seeing right now is -- i'm including our allies in this, too. it is rarely, rarely the soldier. the soldiers do a great job on the ground. the airmen and pilots do a great job. the armies win the wars. it's the politicians that lose it. because it's more important to them to tie windsor knot and smile for the cameraened a hopefully win the next election that's all they care about. i can't believe the generals who haven't resigned yet. waiting for cushy job government contract when they run for office because it's all about personal power, what can i do for me and how do we win again in two years? >> tammy: i will tell you the future is, i think, settled and i feel secure lara because of you and rob because

. >> when the company that found usama bin laden a big data minor and analysis, black swan event, theyst, they had to billion dollars of cash on the balance sheet in may. not only do they buy gold bars but went in to some states or start up companies and accepting bitcoin and gold for data software. stuart: they are worried about a black swan event. >> somebody who can tell you how many candy bars, that is part of it. stuart: that worries me too. an event that comes out of nowhere that you cannot predict and hits you. always negative. vaccinemakers, modernand biotech on the upside. they are expected this afternoon about booster shots, krispy kreme, donut people reporting for the first time since your ipo up 42% in revenue compared to the same period 2020, not much response for the stock, down one%. china stocks are moving, susan has the list. >> a tough competitor increasing production, 200,000 cars a your doubling from 100,000. exxon had 8000 july car deliveries which is a record for them, the same as tesla, you seat as the's lead evaporating. the google of china self driving as well

we have you covered with rob o'neill took down usama bin laden and what will take to help folks escape and the oklahoma mother of 11 helped the group of afghan girls did just that and what our allies are really thinking despite the president's best efforts to say no one is criticizing. we begin at the pentagon where we await that briefing. >> reporter: 30 minutes from that briefing to get the latest on afghanistan and what the us embassy in kabul was warning when it instructed americans not to go to the airport, quote, because of potential security threats outside the gates of the couple airports we advise citizens to avoid traveling to the afforded of what airport gates at this time as you are receiving individual instructions from us government representative to do so. yesterday president biden said the evacuation is going well and americans were having a problem. >> no indication that they haven't gotten through the airport. we need an agreement with them, allowed them to go through so we know of no circumstance where american citizens are caring american passports to get through to

you think of barack obama and his taking down of usama bin laden.s will define the biden administration. and for congressional democrats looking for word, they have to defend this. this will cost them two to three points. think about virginia. very military influenced district. biden and the democrats are going to struggle with veterans now and families of veterans. as we get ready for the midterm. not only do these last few days to find the administration, it will also define whether democrats if the house majority. >> trace: in case you're wondering, we are talking about 11 days. ten days. you see what was in orange was not under taliban control. what is in red is now under taliban control. we talked about both sides going after the administration for this. here is ryan crocker who said this. he was the ambassador under president obama. "i am left with great questions in my mind, speaking about the president, to have read this all wrong. or even worse, what was likely to happen and not care." a very strong statement, marie. >> well, i think four a

launched the raid to kill usama bin laden three years ago.urs after the attack at the kabul airport. president biden vowed revenge. >> to those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone wishes america harm know, this we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. >> drone strike came joust hours after another warning from the u.s. embassy in kabul urging any americans gates airport leave immediately. article similar warning was issued the night before the attack that killed american troops over 160 afghans desperate to escape their country from the taliban takeover were also killed. now, most of those 4,000 u.s. troops will be departing in the coming days will be the first time in nearly 20 years there will be no u.s. military presence in afghanistan. we're about 30 minutes away from that briefing here at the pentagon where we hope to here more from this grown strike from cop u.s. officials, neil. ally kneel thank you very much, my friend. lucas tomlinson following all of that my next guest knows i belie

the international community, all garbage, their spokesman said today that they don't believe usama bin laden off let the blood letting begin because that will happen. stuart: what are the options? buy them off, 10, $20 billion will get them to lay off and let americans out. the other option is send in massive military force to do something about the situation the best way possible with the military. i don't think president biden has the will to do it. >> i don't think the answer is to stay longer for the sake of staying but we should make it hurt as much as possible on the way out and i believe that from the beginning that you say publicly in 60 minutes americans are coming out of that, anyone who resists us will be shot and killed immediately. in 24 hours every american and afghan translator we want to negate better be inside the gate. if not the bombing begins. what the taliban are in phase 3 of an insurgency, they are out in the open. we know where they are, where their leadership are. bomb them to kingdom come with all the assets available to us because only because they've not allowed a

situation room is vice president of the united states with a decision being made to go after usama bin laden pakistan, he was the one that said let's not go, so i'm not really convinced of the track record of having the will to go after these people wherever they are at. i will tell you for a fact, president trump did. if you do not believe me? try to call soul money or baghdadi, you will get a disconnected number. >> sandra: we appreciate when you join us. thank you, sir. the general shares have very similar point that jack keane has made with us before, we had the capability, he said all along that we have the capability to get every last american off the ground, but do we have the will? and now to general kellogg's point, we are capable of defending the homeland and capable of doing what it takes, but does the president have the will to do that? i think that's a question we will certainly learn over the days and weeks that come. speak to you also wonder whether they had the capabilities to do it, the pentagon and other assets in the administration looking at their horizon capability which

he is the same guy who said there is no proof that usama bin laden was in on 9/11, which is extraordinaryian: someone should tell bin laden because he took responsibility. steve: he did a number of times. he said the taliban will allow women to return to school and to work but they have got to have a head covering. he also said that music will be banned but women need to take male chaperones on trips that take several days. now, clearly, that's one of the reasons why the international community is holding up all the money back to afghanistan women's rights. and what is going to happen to -- you know, girls used to not be allowed to go school. our vice president who is in vietnam, donated a million doses of covid vaccine, was asked about women's rights in afghanistan very vegas answer, e answer, very broad answer here is what she said moments ago. >> what will the organization do to support women who have not permitted to leaf afghanistan. >> we have said before and i will say again that we are going to do what we are able to do in terms of the evacuation process, but, in addition to that

here to react the navy seal who killed usama bin laden rob owe okneel along with marine corps medal ofpleasure to have you both today. thank you. >> thank you, steve. steve: rob, let's start with you what did you make of joe biden said saying okay it's messy but the buck stops here but i'm going to blame everybody for getting us into this mess and i'm sorry i have got to go back to camp david. goodbye. >> yeah it seems to me came out and blamed trump like everyone does, not my fault we just pulled out. i really hope if there were senior officers and senior enlisting guys advising the president against what he did. there is a couple examples. if you could do anything completely the wrong way here it is. the buck should stop with him but it won't. steve: dakota attachment what we wanted to hear from the president yesterday after we saw those images of people, you know, running to that airplane trying to get on that airplane to fly out to save their lives. we wanted to hear from him what went wrong with this calculation and how we are going to fix it he didn't say that. >> well, i mean, f

. >>> usama bin laden's hideout was confirmed because their large family hung their clothes outside tond but without visuals of the compound the clothing lines would flap each day of perfect fit of bin laden's several wives and nine children. those are the headlines. pete: that will get you. rachel: will get you. laundry. pete: i love the story so much because of the amount of dedication it took, 10 years we whether going to hunt that guy down. so many people whose names we will never know spent their days slaving away over every little detail to find him. lawrence: i went out like the coward he was. reports say he used one of his wives as a shield. after causing chaos he used his wife after a shield. got what he got coming. pete: camera one? right here. pizza hut. i'm your man. they're not taking it. oh, my goodness. they weren't ready. rachel: still working on this, you know -- lawrence: producers overruled you on live tv. rachel: grab the pizza with a glamour shot. pete: fine. someone else read my tease. rachel: coming up big tech wants create a new way to worship. what could go wro