showing our force of who we are, definitely not relying on them to provide safe passage to americans. we see where it got us, right here. the network providing security right now, he was a mentor to bin laden. so, we are relying on people that provided security for our forces that literally mentored bin laden. it s absolute insanity. laura: right before the anniversary, ed, of 9/11. this is unbelievable. ed, i can think of fewer people that i would rather have spoken to tonight. thank you so much, and we will check back with you next week. and now, i want to bring in retired brigadier general don boulder, who has been involved in hostage rescues and also running in the senate as a republican in new hampshire for the senate. general, what needs to happen right now, you just heard from
war. since 9/11, leaving behind deep physical and emotional pain for many of the hundreds of thousands who bravely serve here. and many of course remember on multiple tours. as we finally wrap up u.s. military operations in afghanistan, our enemies are gleefully exploiting our presidents in aptitude. and the results, as we saw today, are deadly. tonight, we are going to bring you straight analysis of its rapidly deteriorating situation. we have all of the military and political shock waves covered. perspective from ed byers, retired navy seal, master chief, he was the recipient of the medal of honor for rescuing an american hostage from the taliban. along with afghanistan vets, congressman waltz, green, and mast vehicle and for the political fallout, newt gingrich and mark meadows. but first, biden s body bag. that is the focus of tonight s angle. for the past week, biden and his
patty-cake in an environment where you have to abide by different rules. war is brutal, it is violent, and if the military was just given the authority to go do their job, there are a tremendous amount of resources that can be brought to bear that for sure could execute and complete this mission. laura: ed, finally, you ve obviously seen the taliban up close and personal. you dealt with them. rescuing that american doctor. the main reason, you are the recipient of the medal of honor as a navy seal. should we be relying on them for safe passage of americans in afghanistan? i think it s absolutely ridiculous that we would be relying on people that we have been fighting against for the past 20 years to provide a safe passage. what we should be doing is