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Here's John Bachelor.

Afghanistan, August 2021.

The evacuation, the fleeing from Cabell.

The questions never asked. The questions recently asked before the House investigation of Afghanistan,

attended by two significant players in those events,

General Mackenzie of Centcom,

and General Millie, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,

now out of uniform, retired, and testifying before Congress.

I welcome Bill Rajo, the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy.

He and his colleagues keep the Long War Journal.

Bill has written about this over years and now has an opportunity to

apprise what the congressional investigation learned from the

testimony of two principal decision-makers in those frantic August days.

Bill, a very good evening to you, General Millie and General Mackenzie.

Fundamental flaw is the line,

Fundamental mistake, fundamental flaw is the line that

pops out at me when I read over the reporting

about these events. Fundamental mistake, fundamental

flaw again and again. And then the State Department, what has to do with the NEO, the so-called NEOs.

What was the Neo and what do the generals intend by saying

fundamental mistake, fundamental flaw of the evacuation?

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