to respond on the back end. trace: they re getting more than blankets. the new york post writes trace: your final thoughts. well, look, the germans have not lived up to their commitment of 2% of their gdp to spend militarily. we saw thankfully president trump step in and say enough is enough with the nord stream 2. ironically, the biden administration on the one hand lifted sanctions. lobbied against sanctions in congress just two weeks ago. but now its saying the nord stream 2 pipeline will never come on line. they re going further to stalk to talk to the qatarrys about
resettlement of tens of thousands of people at risk coming here. now, i pressed ned price about a specific incident that is an american citizen that says his parents, his sister and grandmother could not get out amid the chaos to get out. here s price s response. listen. they will receive specific tailored messages from us as we develop and start to operationalize these plans. price would not say whether in i american citizen has gotten out since the last flight on august 30th. now, as for the continued evacuation, we know the airport is closed. there s no agreement for anyone to set it up. the turkish and qatarrys have been in discussions. but over land routes are the
operational. which is opening the airport and regional airports and also ensuring that there is over land travel that is possible, which means leading across borders. the president touched on this in his statement. the airport front, the more specific piece with the qatarrys and the turks that are more important here, getting the civilian side of the airport operational again so we can use that not just for flights for people to depart but also for humanitarian assistance and others to distribute. so a number of channels, this is a priority the secretary of state will be leading and continue to provide updates and we re hoping to make progress in the coming days. secondly on the economy, you were asked about the expiration of the extension of the unemployment benefits. we know the black unemployment is above 8%. it s above 7% in new york, nevada, illinois, california.
0 you don t have to take care of all of kabul to get a bigger perimeter. that should have been another option. thanks, general. we know you ll be part of the continuing coverage as we move forward. the president said it was time to end this war. that is the story. stay tuned for continuing coverage here on fox of the end of the war in afghanistan. neil: all right. martha just said it. i was not going to extend this forever war. the president of the united states explaining why after 20 years we re out of afghanistan and our longest war is now in the rear view mirror. but growing questions that might not be the case. growing concerns for the tens of thousands left behind as to their safety and whether anyone, anywhere is going to help them and get them out of that country. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. growing confusion as to the message of the commander-in-chief about our now completed role in afghanistan and whether we actual ply completed the role, whet
that are allowed through the gate now? has that changed? what is the policy about afghans in need now coming? afghans in need are still being processed and facilitated. given the number of people who are in hiding who were either siv recipients, some americans, afghan allies, why not reopen bagram air base? why not go get an agreement to from the qataris to come land in kandahar, elsewhere? we saw the qatarrys bring it back with a c17, why not use the pakistanis and the qataris to help bring people out? right now you re bringing people out from kabul and it s a choke point. well, first of all, the through-put hasn t improved and increased. and i m not going to i don t