thanks for joining us today. again tonight, top u.s. generals on, what went wrong in afghanistan: america s longest war. airs at 9:00 p.m. eastern. $2 trillion. thousands of lives lost. was the war worth it? before i go to my grave i ll get that question answered. what went wrong in afghanistan? i don t think we had a good definition of winning. corruption was one of the reasons of how things turned out. was pakistan our enemy? no, but pakistan was not our friend. the tough questions that still need answers. if everybody gets an a but the overall effort is still an f, who do we hold accountable? for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members,
their first chance to hold the administration s feet to the fire over what went wrong. as with the secretary said in his opening statement. it s time to end america s longest war. there is no evidence that staying longer would have me the afghan security forces or the afghan government and a more resilient self-sustaining. 20 years and hundreds of billions of dollars of support in equipment and training would not suffice, why not another year, another five, another ten? we expect the taliban to make good on its commitment. to uphold the basic rights of afghan people. b-1 republicans are pressing the secretary and one whether any were blocked from leaving. to the state at any point the process black american citizens from leaving afghanistan? no we did not. so your testimony is the state did not block any american citizens? on the contrary.
level of extremely detailed analysis. this work of i m sure evan can agree deciphering small grainy visuals that are a small part of an entire story is very labor intensive. it has the great benefit of adding to the public s understanding of an event and can reveal instances of overreach by those in power. video and visual reconstructions, as implied by the term forensics, i think have become a really important tool in reporting mechanisms. this type of work can be profoundly transparent. it allows readers to know precisely what we know but don t know by plainly showing it. it s remarkable. a new innovation in journalism. evan and nad dean, thank you for being here. tonight afghanistan is the subject of a new cnn special report by jake tapper called america s longest war: what
christi and boris, but tomorrow, tuesday and even wednesday, as well. allison chinchar, thank you so much. we are so grateful for you. go make good memories today. we do leave you with a preview of tonight s cnn s special america s longest war. $2 trillion. thousands of lives lost. was the war worth it? before i go to my grave, i will have that question answered. what went wrong in afghanistan? i don t think we had a good definition of winning. corruption was one of the reasons of how things turned out. was pakistan our enemy? no, but pakistan was not our friend. the tough questions that still need answers. if everybody gets an a but the overall effort is still an f, who do we hold accountable?
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