The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan is complete.

With Americans and American allies still stranded, what did President Biden have to say about

his full withdrawal of U.S. forces?

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President Joe Biden's deadline to withdraw from Afghanistan passed on Tuesday, with

August 31st marking the completion of the full withdrawal of U.S. troops from the country.

But as the consequences of the withdrawal have become clear, this move has sparked a furious

backlash.

Here to discuss as daily wires Ian Howarth.

Ian, what do we know?

Well, as the last evacuation plane left Afghanistan, General Kenneth McKenzie, the head of U.S.

Central Command, confirmed that a number of Americans who had requested and were awaiting

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