of the election in arizona. >> they might have done better, though, to be honest. >> no doubt. >> john berman, thank you. america's longest war may be winding down. as u.s. troops are withdrawing from afghanistan, there are thousands of afghans who worked with them and put themselves in considerable harm's way to do so. and they are being left behind. barbara starr is live at the pentagon. barbara, this is a concern i hear over and over again, not just from service members but from their family members who know that service members served alongside afghans like brothers and sisters in arms. they're incredibly concerned about what's going to happen to these folks. what's being done to make insure they aren't abandoned by the u.s. >> here's where things stand. the pentagon informally estimates it can get u.s. troops out of afghanistan perhaps some time in july. weeks ahead of the september deadline. but what about the estimated 18,000 afghans and their family members who, as you say, those afghans worked for the u.s. government and the coalition