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while they re still trying to bring people out. and my understanding is the gates were mostly closed. and from the chit-chat i pick up on my networks, there s a lot of people who tried to get in who couldn t get in. and that s heartbreaking not only for those watching it and knowing some of the people from the outside but i m sure for the marines and soldiers in there. they want to do that job, and, you know, we re relying on the taliban for the defensive perimeter on the outside, sure. but we gave them a list of the names of people that we want in there. and those are probably the same people the taliban wants to harass or maybe kill. so we know from chit-chat also that there s a network out there going after the people that work with us. so you can imagine the fear and the trepidation inside apartments in kabul and other neighboring areas where people are sort of saying, do i take the risk, do i get out, do i get to the airport? what am i going to do, how do i
couldn t get in. and that s heart breaking not only for those watching it and knowing some of the people from the outside but i m sure for the marines and soldiers in there. they want to do that job, and, you know, we re relying on the taliban for the defensive perimeter on the outside, sure. but we gave them a list of the name of people that we want in there. and those are probably the same people the taliban wants to harass or maybe kill. so we know from chitchat also that there s a network out there going after the people that work with us. so you can imagine the fear and the trepidation inside apartments in kabul and other neighboring areas where people are sort of saying do i take the risk, do i get out, do i get to the airport? what am i going to do, how do i get past it taliban? really a tragic time. we re just learning right now that the u.s. embassy in kabul again warned u.s. citizens at a number of gates at the airport
that right now. the difficulties i mean of an evacuation like this have been much discussed. the difficulties as those who are executing the evacuation begin to evacuate themselves i assume that only just the difficulties just get just increase. sure. we ve got to start packing up now. it takes longer to get out of a situation like this than it is to sort of land and unroll everything. you ve got to do it in sequence. you ve got to pack it up. you ve got to get everything out of there, trucks, helicopters, drones, command and control units, comms. you ve got to figure out the sequence it s going in, get the aircraft. and my understanding is the gates were mostly closed. and from the chitchat i pick up on my networks there s a lot of people who tried to get in who