This is America First with Sebastian Gorka.

Welcome back to the America First review of the year with the very, very best guests analysis

and the things that you said you wanted to hear again.

We have to discuss perhaps the greatest failure of the year of the Biden administration,

which is of course Afganistarn, the surrender to the Taliban, the withdrawal from a country

that hosted bin Laden, prior to 9-11.

On the day of the explosion that killed 13 American servicemen and women, we managed

to connect to a former operator, an amazing man, Chad Robeshoew, who after the surrender

rescued thousands of people trapped in Afghanistan Americans who had been abandoned by their

administration and we incredibly managed to connect with Chad as he was on the ground

in Kabul just after that horrific event, the needless, needless killing of 13 brave

men and women in here is just a sample of our discussion with Chad and a reminder of

what President Trump had to say about that benign region.

And I think with us for much more here on America first with our year in review.

Consequences of a rapid exit are both predictable and unacceptable.

9-11, the worst terrorist attack in our history, was planned and directed from Afghanistan

because that country was ruled by a government that gave comfort and shelter to terrorists.

A hasty withdrawal would create a vacuum that terrorists, including ISIS and al-Qaeda,

would instantly fill just as happened before September 11th.

Remarkably, truly remarkably, that was four years ago, that was my former boss, then

Commander-in-Chief President Trump, warning the world in 2017 what would happen if there

were a hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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