All Saw Play out just last week. Extraordinary success of the mission was due to the incredible skill, bravery, and selfless courage of the United States Military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. This is outnumbered, i am kayleigh mcenany. Here with emily compagno, executive editor of The Story to martha maccallum. Lara logan, no agenda her show on fox nation. And cohost of fox friends weekend. Pete hegseth. Facing a crisis in his ability to serve as Commander In Chief because of the overwhelming negative fallout from the botched Afghanistan Withdrawal, but he is refusing to acknowledge any mistakes, zero accountability, even blaming former President Trump and afghan soldiers for the mess, repeating his claim that No One could have foreseen what would have happened in afghanistan. The assumption was that more than 300,000 and Afghan National Security Forces that we had trained over the past two decades and equipped would be a strong adversary and their civil wars of th
Welcome, everyone. I am Sandra Smith and this is america reports. John i am John Roberts in washington. Talking about ending the mission in afghanistan as the u. S. Now depends on the goodwill of the taliban to rescue americans and allies still stuck in the country. We now know that dozens of u. S. Journalists and their families are among the stranded. This comes as new photos of taliban holding mock funerals. Sandra Nikki Haley joins us ahead of the Pentagon News Conference at happening in just a moment. First, a u. N. Ambassador, your reaction to those photos, as outrage is pouring in . But also big questions as to whether or not those journalists left behind can count on this president and take him at his word that he will get them out of that country and out of Harms Way . Thank you, sandra. First, i can tell you that those photos are every reason blinken, sullivan, and biden should not be trusting the taliban. I think what we are seeing with the journalists and americans there, bi
Came to these people and said we are taking over the gates, the americans are handing it to us in 30 minutes. those families were trapped between the wall and the gates and the taliban and those soldiers weren t allowed to open those gates. the families had been there for 9, 10, 13 hours a day. that man, donahue, he should be court-martialed for what they had done. they were american citizens, i.d. holders. the most high-risk and vulnerable afghans of all over at those gates. no doubt, laura. that would open them we are short on time, laura. here is america reports. sandra: kayleigh, thank you. the u.s. government left behind some of its own journalists in the rush to exit afghanistan? we are waiting for the first pentagon briefing as the u.s. wraps up its longest war.
Have all occurred with guns are banned. the ft. hood case, soldiers weren t allowed to have guns there. virginia tech case, you had one security guard for every 30 acres of land at the school there. the columbine case, may not realize this, but the armed security guards that they had there flowed down the attackers by five minutes. you may have remembered are you saying more you re using that as an example of you let more would help prevent the taking of more lives? here s a simple question. let s say god forbid a violent criminal was stalking you or your family. would you feel safer putting a sign in front of your home that said your home was a gun free zone? would that stop them from doing that? i don t think you would do that. i don t know anybody who would put a sign like that in front of their home. and yet even though nobody would put a sign like that in front of their own home, somehow we want to go and put signs like that in front of all sorts of other
He said i wanted to have the marines look just like their afghan partners. we ve got one of the most important people in the world in the room. what they did is they disarmed everybody. because the afghan soldiers weren t bringing in weapons so they asked the u.s. troops to also put down their weapons and not bring any in. it s hard to know what the rational is. i mean, we can by by what that official had said. somebody got itchy. that was one of the theories is somebody got itchy and, of course, after the violence but they re worried about random violence, that that was just a hypothesis, some other people thought they wanted a level playing field with the afghan soldiers that they re training and the u.s. soldiers so we don t know what was behind that. i assume something was around the perimeter or they went through some metal detection devices. can you imagine our secretary of defense being unprotected in the middle of a war zone. it doesn t make any logical sense to me?