I'm John Bachelors with my colleague Mary Kessel, Executive Vice President

Stephen's Incorporated, former Senior Advisor to the Secretary of State.

The story is fantastic, but at the same time it's what we have.

Concerts to be held in Europe, one in Vienna, as I recall,

by Taylor Swift, a very popular singer and performer, attended by tens of

thousands and a lot of very young people was to be the target of an attack launched by what

appear to be ISIS operators or ISIS sympathetic operators. I moved from Europe to Afghanistan. We were told when the

Biden administration chose to leave Afghanistan that it was not going to be a transnational threat to the

United States and we've done enough. The reporting now says 10, 11, 12, maybe more

al-Qaeda camps and facilities now operate openly in Afghanistan.

The Taliban is an open conversation with al-Qaeda and ISIS is present as well in Afghanistan and in the cities around Afghanistan.

We're told this by Intelligence Assessment.

So we come to not what did Joe Biden do or not to. We're now facing a real an election

campaign by the vice president of the United States and it leaves me to ask a

very specific question of Mary.

What did the Biden administration achieve this threat from Afghanistan?

There was the attack in Moscow, there were other attacks that have been launched by ISIS.

What did it achieve by leaving Afghanistan?

I have not heard Ms Harris speak on this matter.

And by the way, Mary, what is the Harris foreign policy?

It's a good question, John.

It really hasn't been elaborated on yet.

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