From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Gettie.

The Armstrong and Gettie Show.

And so for all this talk of chaos, I just didn't see it, not from my perch.

At one point during the evacuation, there was an aircraft taking off full of people,

Americans and Afghans alike, every 48 minutes.

And not one single mission was missed.

So I'm sorry, I just won't buy the whole argument of chaos.

It was tough in the first few hours.

You would expect it to be.

There was nobody at the airport.

And looking through this, it doesn't seem to address the $7 billion in military hardware

and technology that was left in Afghanistan for the Taliban.

You know, the President took office in January, which all happened in August.

Does the President take responsibility for leaving all of that?

You know it was responsible for that equipment?

The Afghans.

That's not the way I remember it.

And we talked about the fifth act, the book by Elliott Ackerman that describes what it

was like for him there, trying to get people he had worked with out of the country,

went on for days and days of just absolute no other word for it than chaos, for days

deadly chaos.

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