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use state of the union speech to pivot. russia started a war. what does america need to hear from the president tonight and will we? i don t think we will hear what we need to hear, what is obvious to everyone, how important it is to be energy independent. we had it and gave it up. we put our troop necessary disadvantage out position by giving up bagram. we gave up energy independence meaning we don t have flex iblt and leadership. the most important attribute of leader is to have common sense, that includes politicians and should be obvious energy independence is highest priority. carley: the president s
administration? i don t have words, the best they could do is probably redesign and get out of there because they messed this up by leaps and bounds. any private could have planned this operation like they did. it was basically a simple operation but we didn t go in with enough force to expand and by giving up bagram that created another logistical nightmare to get people out, at least we could control the ground around bagram, something we couldn t do in the city. jillian: a lot of people looking at the decision to leave bagram. today is august 31st and we are at the deadline and the last evacuations have departed and that is heartbreaking for so many people.
you can t. you and i know having served and having been there many times, you can t sustain it that way. this is why giving up bagram was a colossal mistake, why we gave up the position we had before we got every american out of the country and gave up bagram airfield where we could have flown the strikes directly on the ground, it s not sustainable, we can t keep it up. i m glad the strike occurred, it was a success tonight but it will take a lot more of these strengths to eliminate the isis k threat to be successful down the road. how long is it before the underground sources we had that have been central to evacuating so many american citizens and afghan partners over the last few weeks, how long is it until those relationships ultimately runs dry and aren t as effective where we have connections, have until operations and agents capable of cultivating sources that led to the fact that this
this is why giving up bagram was such a colossal mistake. we gave up the position before we got every american out of the country and gave up a bagram air field where we could have flown these types of strikes on the ground. it s not sustainable. we can t keep it up. i m glad that the strike occurred and was a success tonight but it will take more of these strikes to eliminate the isis-k threat to be successful moving down the road. sean, how long is it before a lot of the on-the-ground sources that we ve had that we ve developed that have been central to evacuating so many american citizens and afghan partners the last few weeks, how long is it until those relationship, the intel sources run dry and aren t as effective as they were in this case where we have connections, we have intel operatives, agents capable of cultivating sources that the