ourselves, are mindful of the threat isis-k continues to pose inside afghanistan. as general mackenzie said yesterday, the taliban is going to reap what they sew when they release these isis-k prisoners. they re going to be struggling against an isis-k threat. what i can tell you is as a government, we re going to stay mindful of our commitment to the remaining american citizens and we don t believe there are many, and afghan allies, to hold the taliban to their promise of safe passage. it s not going to be their words, but their deeds. we have a lot of tools across the government to do that. i know that s the promise, but president biden at one point promised that u.s. troops would stay until all american citizens who wanted to get out got out. there are still american citizens there and u.s. troops are gone. so if you assess, if the military assesses that these 100 plus americans are under imminent threat, what s the military prepared to do about it? our job is to provide options
layered upon it. it s a toxic brew, we saw the results on january 6 and we have to do everything we can to get our democracy back on a course to civil engagement. representative katie porter, we appreciate you being with us this morning. absolutely, thank you. just ahead, what happens now at the last u.s. soil ldier has left afghanistan? we are everywhere as the president gets ready to address the nation. usaa is made for the safe pilots. for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one s there.
country are stepping in to save louisiana s homeless pets, they helped move these dogs and cats out of hurricane ida s path. not only did it keep them safe from the storm, it could also give them a better shot at finding a home. several shelters from boston to san diego now have them up for adoption and made room in louisiana shelters for those animals injured or separated from their owners duringed storm. thank you for letting me join this morning. cnn s coverage continues right now. good tuesday morning to you. i m jim sciutto. a new chapter, an uncertain one begins. the last u.s. military planes left afghanistan. and today for the first time in nearly two decades, there are no u.s. soldiers deployed on the ground in that country. this image captured the moment. major general chris donohue,
a block buster new report shows that russia and china are using social media to, once again, divide the u.s. this time over afghanistan. john avalon has a reality check. america s foreign adversaries like to amplify our divides. they do it via social media, pushing pollerization because they know it makes us weak. it s a game of divide and conquer. and many americans are unwitting accomplices. a few months ago we learned qanon conspiracy theories were being pumped up by russia and china. they ve done the same thing with anti-vaxx conspiracies during covid. airing first here on cnn new day, shows how russian/chinese
biden s decision to withdraw forces from afghanistan. but there are a lot of questions about how it was done, and those are questions that we have a responsibility to answer. not for the sake of finger pointing, but so that we ensure we don t make these mistakes in the future. i know the families of those 13 marines want to make sure that we ask these questions so we get it right. and if we ever have to do an operation like this again, we won t make mistakes that cost american lives. yeah, over two decades of war, to see it come to an end is so monumental, of course, and the way it was happening in its final days. congressman seth moulton, thank you for joining us this morning. thank you, kaitlan. think about both of those men, too. john kirby, retired rear admiral who served in the military for a long time, seth moulton with several tours interact. afghanistan s been a giant part of their lives for the last two decades. i do think it raises a good