one wants to talk about the mental health crisis that is affects directly impacted by what the house decided to do with this afghanistan withdrawal, brian. brian: they loaded all these people cargo planes and dropped them in third countries and now in our country and we don t know who they are. that s the report two months late. i know people working on this report. it s horrific who got loaded on those planes. president biden came out and said i don t want any more empty planes, they were throwing barbers, social security workers, whatever, just throwing anybody on those planes and now they are dumped into our military facilities and now we are trying to find homes for them. meanwhile, there is no report two months late. i will add this president trump never should have negotiated directly with the taliban and kept the afghanistan government out. but he never would have let this happen. so he started down erro down ers
winter season. we were 80% of their economy. i don t want to support the taliban but we can t let millions of people starve to death because mr. secretary of state doesn t want to talk about and it the president was so evidently in the white house you are not allowed to bring up the word afghanistan. that s why these other people are going to hang, be shot at point blank range and these children are going to starve to death as winter rolls in. ainsley: you know, lawrence, this is how change happens. and you were talking about that. you look at this man, and you have the utmost respect for him. yes, he had to leave the military, he lost his pension, he lost his family. not only are you losing millions of dollars, you are losing your three sons, they had to move away i m sure he sees them. he and his exwife are amicable. it changed his life forever. this is what change is all about. is he a hero. he stood up. good things are in store for him. he said he might write a book. i hope he ru
freedom of speech. in the military you are not allowed to, i guess, criticize the rank and file of the people above you. i understand that and i respect that rule, too. i also respect what he is doing and is he doing this to implement change. i think he will get married again. maybe his ex-wife will take him back and they will reconnect. he is a cute man. is he very smart and willing to use everything for a good cause and sticking up for his beliefs and this is true character. lawrence: the last thing i will say on this is think about the veterans. the ones committing suicide over this issue right here. i mean, the numbers are the numbers. it just seems like no one really wants to have that conversation of the impact of what the president did with afghanistan. generals won t stand up to him. meanwhile, the generals are willing to leave the trump administration bad mouth the trump administration over things they disagreed with. now everyone is silent. meanwhile have veterans literally
his livelihood, he loses his family. but you have got milley who can say whatever the hell he wants with no consequences at all. brian: true, that s his exact point. if milley went up to biden and all they are is political animals and say listen, if do you this at the doing it and the plan, i m not going to serve i m going to resign. go out to that room and resign, they would have stopped. i know that for a being if a. if they went out there, if mackenzie said if you do this i m not going to be able to execute it. americans will die and iraqis, our allies will be killed or left behind. and i m going to go tell the american people that biden would have done it this way. and, instead, they went along and said not my plan. when they testified a couple weeks later they said yeah, i wouldn t have done it this way but that s what i was told so i executed it. he said i m not saying, scheller did, we have gotten to in afghanistan forever. did any of you, meaning your generals, throw your ran
dedicated to making sure that there are changes that take place. a lot of people don t think it s possible. i have been amazed at the amount of feedback of i have got you can t change it people truly believe that. i think the majority of people think this is the way it is stu and you can t change it. i don t believe that i fundamentally don t believe that i think if enough of us believe in one thing we can change anything. lawrence: a couple things here, ainsley. if you guys remember after what happened in afghanistan, the network sent me to multiple diners for fox & friends. they were right outlines of military bases. what he said was speaking for a lot of those people. and i understand rules are rules. but if the rules are the rules, why do the generals get to write books and say whatever the hell they want and bash the commander-in-chief with absolutely no consequences and none of them are speaking for the rank and file; brian. how come when he says something, he loses his pensi