It is clear. It is obvious. The war in Afghanistan did not end on the terms we wanted, with

the Taliban, now in power, in Kabul.

Whoa! Understatement of the century, thank you General Prishyadeh. That was of course

General Mark Milley. I just went up before we get into everything here. I want to make

sure everybody has a proper recap on it. I know what you might be thinking. Oh, Jesse,

that's not Afghanistan again. No, no, no, no. I think it's important we go over this

because we're not going to allow them to do the thing that they love to do and the

thing they do really well. Have some major screw up. That's all their fault. Then, instead

of dwelling on it, talking about it, apologizing for it, they just zoom right past it. They

just moved to the next thing. Then the next thing, and the next thing, and soon there are

five scandals past it. You're still like, whoa, whoa, I want to talk about Afghanistan.

We're going to have a brief 30-second recap here tonight as we start out our show on

the state of our military. We're going to talk about Afghanistan briefly. I just give you

a sentence or two. Just want to recap this for you. The Joe Biden administration, they

without getting our American civilians or our American military equipment out first,

just decided to yank our people at a Bogram Air Base. Part of Bogram Air Base was a jail

facility where we held the terrorists we had captured. Keep that in the back of your

mind for just a second. So we pull them out of Bogram. We then, because it becomes a

scandal, everyone's looking around saying, what? You just left all our civilians behind.

What are you doing? So we send them back in, and then we can't send them back into Bogram.

We send them back into a random airport, just like an airport around your area. Can't secure

that properly. And then, remember that jail? We just talked about a second ago. One of

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