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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world. And today I have someone who's going to save the people who are stranded to use a forbidden word in Afghanistan.

He is on the ground.

He's covering everything.

I don't think he's sleeping.

He is Fox News, foreign correspondent based in Jerusalem, but he has been in Doha,

Qatar.

And he has been flying in and out of Kabul reporting on the many people who are desperate to get out of the country, including some of our allies and interpreters that the Taliban now says they are not going to let leave.

So this has become increasingly problematic as that deadline looms that that hard out August 31st just days away.

And it's not only upsetting for people who were there, people who have served, contractors, translators, and all sorts of support Afghans, but also our allies, particularly in the G7. Today, they gave the president a big earful,

and they're not happy, and it is a quagmire of epic proportions. I don't know how the

administration didn't see this coming, but what is certain is it could get a lot worse. Joining me now

from the Middle East, he is in Doha, Trey Yenksd. When do you sleep, Trey? I sleep occasionally. Only

a couple hours a night. But this is a story that's developing literally by the hour. So we have to

constantly be updating our reporting and figuring

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