Steve Chabot actually said...

"I would just urge the administration to work with any resources we have available to us to push back on that with every fiber that we have as a nation."

"It was always the plan, it was always assumed that we were going to have a military, a U.S. military presence there following the war."

"it is mind-boggling to think looking back where we are now and how different things probably would have looked had we done something different."

"I think there was a kind of a scramble for the door there from the very start."