i'm even receiving messages tonight. a friend said, "my sister got an e—mail tonight saying she can go to the airport. how can you get her there?" and people there showing passports, their afghan passports, saying, "how can we get there?" this door is closing and closing loudly, but other windows are going to open. but will they be open enough? chief international correspondent lisa doucet. let's talk more about how the last evacuation flight from kabul airport is going to take place. joining me now is dr jonathan schroden. he's the director of countering threats and challenges programme at the think tank cna, a non—profit research and analysis organisation based in arlington, virginia. thank you very much for being with us. in these closing moments, what will be military priorities be?— priorities be? well, the priority _ priorities be? well, the priority first _ priorities be? well, the priority first and - priorities be? well, the i priority first and foremost priorities be? well, the - priority first and foremost for the us military will be the safety of its own forces, us