those who cooperated with us in the poor families of americans who have lost blood in treasure over there now have to be reall asking themselves why did they always know it was going to be failure in the end. we just spoke with a goldsta wife whose husband had a stella career. he was a leader, he is not home now to take his son to college with her this year in we will see what the president has to stay in just a few minutes from now. in terms of al qaeda, really, just like 20 seconds, what we are hearing is that they have been handing hand in glove with the taliban all along. absolutely. al qaeda is there. al qaeda can stay there. the taliban leaders knew that. and frankly, i think a lot of the leaders that we were workin with you that as well.
you so much for the sacrifice o you in his family up right end of your feelings are shared by so many who are in the same position you are. the anna, thank you so much. thank you for having me. of course. about to hear from them commander-in-chief, there is a lot that the nation needs to year, a lot of questions that people have about what is going on and how the united states go to the point where the tallow band has achieved victory in afghanistan. we are about to cover the president will be briefed by hi top general who now says that a qaeda he has been briefed rather , he says al qaeda and other terrorist groups are regrouping faster than they had anticipated, so all of this is on an accelerated timeline. we will be right back
one security collapses in you know, you re brave correspondents who have been in the field there for so long. laura has been there, jennifer has been there, they know that security forces can t withstand that pressure if they know that they re family is going to be filled killed if they continue to be served. we had a ripple effect a psychological effect on afghan forces that was all too predictable. a lot of people beyond the current what you are calling mistakes by the biden administration in terms of how this has been handled, and i think there s a lot in we will hear from the president in moments in we hope that he is going to address his thinking o this because we ve heard from pentagon sources that he was pretty much out on his own on his decision-making in this process. what about the trump administration. what about the february of 2020 agreement to talk with the tele band. do you think that was a good idea, and did it embolden them? did they give them additional credibility?
women. in order to learn about the opportunities that were available to women around the world. in the idea that the tallow ban is going to somehow allow that to continue is absolutely ridiculous. with the criticism also is asked of the bush administratio in terms of what the mission wa at times. in whether or not it was ever possible to complete that rebuilding, a democracy in afghanistan for a tea look at how quickly it fell apart when we removed our presence there i a lot of people would say, that presence was all we needed. though several thousand troops was all we needed to keep this going, to keep this hope going. what you say to those critics o going in there in the first place? imagine the world if it sometime in the 1950s, somebody said you know, we ve been in europe too long, let s bring everybody home. we think russia wouldn t have taken advantage of that? would ve happened in the 1960s or 70s if we said the korean war which has officially ended,
now we see what s happening in it is tragic. waldo, thank you very much fred we spend a lot of time on the ground there and we are all praying for your friend in interpreter that he gets out safely in his family gets out safely as well. as we mentioned, we are abou to hear from the commander-in-chief who is general deck is said owns the situation. on the exit in the tele- taliba takeover in afghanistan. you will also speak with these. she says family lakers are brokenhearted, disappointed, an disgusted in feel like their loved ones were lost for no reason. and you can take out $ 50,000 or more.