seized power, but blamed afghanistan s leaders for the defeat. military planes are reported to have begun flying again from kabul airport this morning, after yesterday s chaotic scenes, when hundreds of afghans tried to board aircraft. our correspondentjohn mcmanus has the latest. breaking short his summer holiday, president biden flew into washington dc on monday, to answer the charge that he had overseen a majorforeign policy disaster for afghanistan, and perhaps the world. he admitted that events over the past week had caught his government by surprise, but he was in no mood to apologise. we gave them every tool they could need. we paid their salaries, provided for the maintenance of their air force. we gave them every chance to determine their own future. mr biden said the buck stopped with him. but.
it was three day match that aired last month and a disaster. you were watching fox so you did not see that. but that was before it met the democrat from new jersey on the far right. the two squared off in an exhibition game of jeopardy in washington, dc on monday, and final score the congressman got $8,600 and watson, $6,200. health is a former five time jeopardy champion and a rocket scientist, by the way. and live with us in washington. congressman, great to see you. guest: you don t think watson is lovable. shepard: i was never a jennings fan but i could not stand the thought of a grown man crying and i wondered what it felt like to play a machine. guest: it was fun. the evening was set up for fun but with a purpose. and the purpose is to highlight the need for investment in