friday for more than 12 hours. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. friday s search turned up six additional classified files some dating as far back as biden s time in the senate, which ended nearly 15 years ago. the house intelligence committee chairman with this. what s amazing about all this it takes us to the question of why were these documents here? now we learn some of these go back to his senate time. clearly he has become a serial classified document hoarder. harris: white house keeping the f.b.i. friday sweep on the down low despite reports that it actually requested it. the press secretary only mentioning that the president would be traveling to rehoe bath for the weekend. the second home in delaware they consider looking at. crickets on anything about what was going on at his other house. we ll continue to be prudent and consistent and respect the department of justice process as it are he later to his travel. he often travels to delawar
it doesn t make logical sense. we have to stop attacking the foundation of truth. harris: i want our children to innovate and compete with the rest of the world and rise period. they have be alive to do that. harris: they have to be educated to do that. thank you both. good to see you. anti-police riots erupting in atlanta, georgia. police cars set on fire, businesses trashed, multiple arrests there. some on the left refuse to even call it violence. plus president biden defiant in the face of the document scandal. harris: i have no regrets. i m following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do and exactly what we re doing. there is no there there. harris: critics say the nothing to see her here is a pattern and they are questioning whether it will actually work out for this president.
kabul time. and this image overnight, of the last u.s. service member out. major general chris donahue. shortly after that last flight, the taliban moving in to take full control of the airport, entering a hangar full of u.s. military hardware. abandoned u.s. vehicles and aircraft. the pentagon saying they d all been demilitarized. vehicles that will never be driven again. tonight here, the case made by the president today. the tough questions now moving forward. what about the americans still there? and what about any potential terror threat, what does afghanistan look like from here? abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leading us off. reporter: tonight, president biden defiant, doubling down on his decision to pull all u.s. troops out of afghanistan. my fellow americans, the war in afghanistan is now over. i m the fourth president that must face the issue of whether and when to end this war.
mideast. tajjica stan took ghani. i m out of time. but looking forward, do you think they re going to need more troops on ground there in order to pull this all off? kate, i think so. when do you the troop to task and you look at timeline, the president has opened the window for continuation of the operation beyond 8/31. i think it is a prudent measure to say in order to accomplish this tank, we re going to take additio additional troops in there because if we want the volume going we re going to need some additional help. thank you very much. thank you. so the chaotic situation that is there now has turned deadly. president biden defiant and defensive on his handling of the crisis there and in any new interview. reuters is reporting that at least 12 people have been killed and around the kabul airport since the taliban took control of the capital on sunday. the deaths were caused either by stampedes or by gunshots in the area if you trust the word of
imagine, as one person told us, if it had happened on a sunday morning when church was full. jake, we reached out to the central government asking have you sent representatives to this area. the if not why. how are you going to make things better for the people there. we have not yet received a response. cnn s matt rivers in haiti. thank you so much. a dozen people are reportedly dead in afghanistan. president biden defiant about the chaotic exit from the country. that s next. i ve spent centuries evolving with the world. that s the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your strategic advantage.