on capitol hill. ed: robert charles, secretary of state under president george w. bush. good morning, sir. good morning. ed: we re here with give, and it s funny because this witness let s comes out, and among others, he wants hunter biden. it seems like hunter biden would be material to all of this when on the phone call we see in the transcript when the president s asking about corruption, we re trying to find out whether hunter biden was part of that or not. yeah, you re absolutely right. these are important witnesses, and it s supposed to be a bipartisan process p. you would assume the chairman would allow all of them to come forward. to the republicans could establish he was involved in any probable cause over there or that his father knew he was involved in that, that stets up a basis, quite frankly, under
mission with less troops? we have the resources we need. this is an afghan fight. resolute support provides support. we enable them when able. but make no mistake, the afghans are in the lead in this fight. you can see that through the casualty figures. it s their fight now. reporter: you mentioned 9/11. you were one of the first troops into it after 9/11. do you want to be the commander when it ends in afghanistan? when i leave here and i tell the afghan people, it would be the last time as a soldier. i want to leave a country that s peaceful and unified. that s a tall order. that would be my hope. reporter: you re confident you can accomplish that? we ll keep working at it. we ll keep supporting the political process p. we ll keep supporting the political forces, all designed to support the political process. i see some pathways of hope. reporter: until then, it s