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it s a huge step. president trump does not like to travel far away to afghanistan. we know he went there secretly. it was incredible cloak and dagger getting him over there. meeting. he is now back in florida and he is going to turn around and go back to london. he will be in london monday and talk about issues and nato. and laid the groundwork something the president feels strongly about which is ending a forever war in afghanistan. doing the things that need to be done, whatever it is, to get essentially a deal and an equilibrium between the incumbent government right now with ashraf and the taliban so that not everything that we put together and secured in afghanistan falls departure. i think khalilzad deserves lot of credit. his envoy for this in actually putting the pieces together to get us where we are in afghanistan. it s the president s steadfastness on this which has been surprising. but, it has been very thorough and he wants out of that war. mike: what would the impact
President trump does not like to travel far away to afghanistan. we know he went there secretly. it was incredible cloak and dagger getting him over there. meeting. he is now back in florida and he is going to turn around and go back to london. he will be in london monday and talk about issues and nato. and laid the groundwork something the president feels strongly about which is ending a forever war in afghanistan. doing the things that need to be done, whatever it is, to get essentially a deal and an equilibrium between the incumbent government right now with ashraf and the taliban so that not everything that we put together and secured in afghanistan falls departure. i think khalilzad deserves loft credit. his envoy for this in actually putting the pieces together to get us where we are in afghanistan. it s the president s steadfastness on this which has been surprising. but, it has been very thorough and he wants out of that war. mike: what would the impact be of a drawdown or
The problem is this is the mainstream foreign policy problem of our country. we always think we have to be involved. maybe when there is two evils, assad may be an evil, sunni extremists may be an evil. maybe we shouldn t always have to choose a side and be involved in war. we added to the chaos. millions of people who left, that s on the hands of many americans who said, like hillary clinton, we ve got to be in there. we ve got to somehow get rid of assad. it should not be the job of america to be replacing regimes around the world. this is what president trump recognized in iraq, that that was the biggest foreign policy disaster of the last several decades and he s right. guess what, all these republicans and all these generals you quote, they still don t get that the iraq war was a mistake. and they re wrong. i think the people actually know it. if this were put to the people this is polled all the time. 69% of the people involved in a pew poll recently said we should get out of