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down. their primary goal is getting all the americans out safely, getting all the endangered afghans. that s what the white house says is their number one priority right now. with me in studio barbara talley of axios. take us inside the white house. this is a mess. a lot of people think bad planning. even those who support the decision to get out of afghanistan, say mr. president, you were supposed to be the expert in foreign policy, you were supposed to be the team to execute things like this. you can t get it right, meaning you can t fix it. get the americans out as quickly as possible, get the afghan allies out as quickly as possible. but how? the criticism isn t so much on the decision to end this two decade long war, but more so the way they went about it, the
were ready to pistol whip him. we had to intervene and scream. another taliban fighter came in and said, no, no, no, don t do that, they re journalists. barbara let me begin with you. this has been painfully slow and incredibly messy. today i think it is very fair to say there is a public face to all of this and a private effort behind the scenes. publicly the pentagon completely focused on talking about processing people, how many plains are moving in, how many plains are moving out. 18 aircraft in the last 24 hours moving 2,000 people, maybe 300 americans, but there are thousands to go, both americans and afghanists. they are talking behind the