are we just back to square one? because the taliban, as they were 20 years ago, back in control? melt. because the taliban, as they were 20 years ago, back in control?— years ago, back in control? well, as i seak years ago, back in control? well, as i s - eak to years ago, back in control? well, as l speak to you. _ years ago, back in control? well, as i speak to you, ben, _ years ago, back in control? well, as i speak to you, ben, and _ years ago, back in control? well, as i speak to you, ben, and i _ years ago, back in control? well, as i speak to you, ben, and i am - years ago, back in control? well, as i speak to you, ben, and i am sure i i speak to you, ben, and i am sure my viewers can hear the warplanes are circling in the sky, a sign that the end is nigh, that they are providing coverfor the the end is nigh, that they are providing cover for the last flight to go. for months now, the americans had this motto about a safe, orderly, responsible withdrawal and these last days have been anything but. and yes, many around the world, afghans, americans, british, so many of the dozens of nato armies who served here and served here in goodwill, who wanted to make a difference, they are asking now, was it worth it? that question has been asked for so many years, ben. afghanistan is undeniably a different country from 2001, when we drove in to the city. you remember those times, ben, that the city was