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the number of americans who remained behind? secretary kissinger answered, quote, i have no idea the number of americans that remain behind. the united states left hundreds of thousands of people behind in vietnam who wanted to leave and come to this country. today the president suggested that the number of people who might want to leave afghanistan now could number in the millions. millions of afghani citizens who are not taliban, who did not actively cooperate with us as sivs, who, if given a chance, may be on board a plane tomorrow. leading off our discussion tonight, joe cincioni, national security expert and distinguished fellow at the quincy institute for responsible spacecraft. timothy kudo, a marine who
group of people. we want you to let that bus or that group through. so, yes, there have been occasions like that. to the best of my knowledge, in those cases, the bulk of that has occurred have been let through. timothy, with your experience in afghanistan, are you surprised that the american military is having some successful communications like that with the taliban? not entirely. when we were over there, the afghan police and afghan army we were with would regularly speak with the taliban and other commanders. you could jump on the phone with them as well if you wanted to with your interpreter and communicate. it wasn t productive communication. it was basically them taunting us and us just kind of listening to what they were saying. this is very common over there, and i think as the taliban has shifted to becoming the government of afghanistan, it makes a lot of sense for us to be in communication with them. we find some way to work