Our number-one priority is any remaining American citizens who wish to leave.
Over the last 20 years at different times, Congress has been misled.
The humanitarian situation is dire.
We will be very focused on monitoring this humanitarian assistance to help ensure it is not diverted and reaches those m...
The Administration has been clear about its intention to continue to provide humanitarian assistance in support of the A...
There is no evidence that staying longer would have made the Afghan security forces or the Afghan Government any more re...
The relationship has not been severed, and it is a very open question as to whether their views and the relationship has...
there have been a limited number of cases where we have separated people because we were concerned.
I believe strongly in Congress' traditional role as a partner in foreign policymaking.
We needed and we have established a clear expectation from the Taliban about allowing people to continue to leave the co...
We recognize the need for Kabul International Airport (KIA) to resume normal operations and urge the Taliban to work exp...
I am responsible for the decisions I make.
The entire international community has a stake in ensuring the Taliban live up to their public commitments and obligatio...
After 20 years, 2,461 American lives lost, 20,000 injuries, $2 trillion spent, it was time to end America's longest war.
We needed to withdraw. The options were extremely limited.
I certainly received this cable in mid-July. I read it. I responded to it. I factored its contents into my thinking.
The mistakes made by previous administrations, we have talked about it.
Somewhere along the way, with the best of intentions, we also sought to remake the country.
