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That's how Kamala treats the American manufacturers, they can all leave whatever is left of them and there's not that much, they've gotten rid of so much. But if instead you ship production overseas, then she will give you a tax break. So if you build your product, make your product overseas, she's offering a tax break to make it overseas. Now you wonder why Biden has made so much money from all these countries. I mean, personally made and through the family, think of that. You get an incentive to build your product outside of the United States. I mean, you don't have to be too good at business to know that's not going to work. It's honestly, it'll destroy our country. And you know, one of the other things, even whatever she's going to do, she wants to do it. She's going to, you know, she's going to the border very soon. She hasn't been there for four years, the borders are. I'm not the borders are. For for years, she was the borders are right now, she's saying because it's the worst border in history. But she's going to the border. It's very interesting. But you know what I asked? Even her policies now, they're crazy, they're crazy. They'll destroy country. But why didn't they do it three and a half years ago? Now she said, we're going to do this, we're going to do that, whether she's right or wrong. So she had three and a half years to do it. She didn't do anything. Our country has really gone back to levels. The only employment was all the bounce back jobs that we created, millions and millions bounce back right after the pandemic. Any pandemic anywhere you have bounce backs and they had a bounce back. But you know, out of all the jobs that were created, most of those jobs went to illegal migrants. You know that it didn't go to Americans. And what's happening with the people pouring into our country is they are killing the jobs of the black population and the Hispanic population. They're taking their jobs. So if you're black or Hispanic, thank you very much vote for Trump. You'll be in good shape, it's crazy. Those people are coming in and they're taking, they're taking the jobs of the black population and the Hispanic. And it makes sense. I mean, why not? Did you see black unemployment rose incredibly in the last three months? A lot of people say, why is that? Why is that? They can't. I'll tell you why, because people are coming in and taking their jobs. That's the way it is. And it's no wonder that under Kamala Harris, we lost 24,000 manufacturing jobs last month, 24,000. We're going to turn that around so fast. We had created 650,000 manufacturing jobs before we even got ready to do it. And now we're ready. We're ready to do it. And the country's ready to do it. We need it. We have to have it. We need a Renaissance. It's going to be a Renaissance. But this horrific nightmare for American workers ends the day I take the oath of office, January 21. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you.

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So all that matters now, Eric, is knowing this, knowing this is communist persecution, knowing that this is left-wing Biden lawfare, knowing that this has all been engineered by the Democrat Party to take out Joe Biden's rival. What are we as a nation going to do about it? Are we just going to sit down and take it? Are we going to reclaim this country for freedom and democracy and the rule of law? That's the only question that matters now, Eric.

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Ready, set, don't fire. That's the focus of tonight's angle. Thanks to House Republicans and Gold Star families who refused to take silence for an answer, former Biden officials were forced to sit and answer questions today on that disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal. Now, without naming names, the generals denied they were at fault. - If there is culpability in this attack, it lies in policy decisions that created the environment of August 2021 in Kabul. - Do you believe that if State and DOD were on the same page that Bagram could have remained a viable option? - Once you go below 2.5K for US forces, you can't hold Bagram. At 2.5, I was enthusiastic about holding Bagram. - Presidents make decisions, and once that decision's made, we execute. - The refusal to abide by the recommendations that both of you made would have preserved the option to maintain Bagram. Would Bagram have been a preferable strategic exit? - All things being equal, you'd prefer to have Bagram at 2.5K. - What the generals are saying is that the resources and troop levels were not sufficient for a safe withdrawal from both Abigail and Bagram. How strenuously, though, did they argue that point? Did they warn of the potential for a significant number of US casualties? Now, some of this is just common sense. You don't announce your withdrawing your military presence as Biden did in a hostile country, only to then drag your feet on the actual removal of personnel and equipment. The term sitting ducks come into mind? Again, Milley blamed Blinken and Biden without using their names. - On 14 April '21, President Biden made the formal announcement of his decision to honor the Doha Agreement with a military withdrawal while maintaining a continued diplomatic presence. The Department of Defense understood that our mission was to conduct a retrograde of the remaining US military forces and equipment while leaving a small contingent to defend the American embassy while diplomatic outcomes were negotiated. On 14 August, the non-combatant evacuation operation decision was made by the Department of State and the US military alerted, marshaled, mobilized, and rapidly deployed faster than any military in the world could ever do. It is my assessment that that decision came too late. - Well, the Department of State is not a person, of course. And, of course, this all begs the question. Why on earth did we stay in Afghanistan for 20 years? The money wasted, the wonderful, incredible brave people we lost, for what? - At the end of 20 years, we, the military, helped build an army, a state, but we could not forge a nation. The enemy occupied Kabul, the overthrow of the government occurred, and the military we supported for two decades faded away. That is a strategic failure. - Well, don't forget, we spent billions upon billions training Afghan troops. We were told it was gonna work. Yet the military, the Afghan military, so it's called, as soon as the Taliban began making resurgence, it dissolved. It's a tribal society, and always will be. We had no business being there, and despite our spending $800 billion annually on defense, you can't buy pragmatic thinking. The generals, heck, even low-level enlisted men stationed there, knew full well what a ragtag group the Afghan security forces were. Without American money and our own military propping them up, they couldn't stand on their own. What role did the sudden, just almost instantaneous, collapse of the Afghan government play in the events following the continuing evacuation and withdrawal? - They melted away, and that was probably the most significant, immediate operational effect of the collapse of the Afghan government. We thought, so it is a possibility, but that's why we had to put in almost 6,000 US forces to replace those Afghans that had melted away. We would have been able to hold HKEA with a far smaller number of US forces had the Afghans remain. But when the government collapsed, they went away. So that had a profound and immediate effect on everything else that followed. - Right, right. But aren't our generals generals because they have the ability to game out scenarios better than anyone else? They knew that President Afghanistan was a puppet with no real support among the people. Thus, they should have known that he and all his top staff would plan to save themselves first by bugging out of the country. But they admitted their projections were off. - We estimated that the earliest time of complete collapse could be in the fall, maybe around Thanksgiving, something like that. Nothing indicated August, per se. President Ghani's entire cabinet, less one, one went up into the Panjure Valley. The rest of them got on airplanes and took off out of their country. As soon as the ANSF saw that, they literally took their uniforms off, put their weapons down and it collapsed. - But no kidding, I mean, this is obvious stuff. And this was predicted by people who were critics of this conflict from almost the beginning. And at one point today, General Milley seemed to indicate that real accountability may be long, long off. Lots of documents need to be produced and other military personnel need to testify. - If you're gonna get an accurate picture, there's lots of people along the line that will need to be discussed. There is a lot of documents. The vast majority of them are classified and many very highly classified. And how that would work between say the Department of Defense, Department of State, CIA, et cetera, and the various committees, but to get a full comprehensive holistic picture, you're gonna have to get documents and all that. That's gonna take a long time. And there's rules that govern all that. - Okay, of course, some key questions do remain that only the commanding officers on the ground know the answers to. - When the team on the ground was seeking authority to take out the prospective bomber and they saw somebody that matched the description, they were told, quote, "Leadership did not have engagement authority for us. Do not engage." Did we ever figure out what happened in the chain of command there? - I don't have personal knowledge of that set of asks or denials. - Wait, wait, wait, he doesn't have knowledge about that set of asks or denies? That's kind of strange, as that's a pretty important thing for him to have inquired about in the aftermath of Americans dying, don't you think? Now, right after that exchange, Chairman McCall said that the committee has asked DOD for documents to be produced and for the testimony of the commanding officers who were on the ground. But no luck so far getting any of that information. So the obvious question after years have gone by, what is the Biden administration hiding and why? If such a do not engage order had been in effect, it was insane and that individual should be fired. But then again, no one's ever fired in this administration for anything. Secretary Austin wasn't fired after being missing for three days and failing to disclose his hospitalization. Janet Yellen wasn't fired despite spectacularly missing inflation. Mayor Pete kept his job after East Palestine, Ohio, that derailment and various FAA screw-ups. Alejandro Mayorkas, he wasn't fired when the border situation exploded, but then again, he is executing his orders perfectly, flood the country with as many illegals as possible and who knows how many of them could actually end up voting for their benefactors. But in Biden world, firing Blinken or Austin would just mean admitting to failure. And remember, to them, everything is a PR problem. The economy, the border, crime, Ukraine, all of it. They will never, ever change their policies. They'll just rebrand the old policies. And the same refusal to cut your losses and change course infects our Pentagon. No matter how much and for how long American voters wanted to see an end to the Afghanistan war, the Pentagon never wanted to take its fingers out of the dike. No matter how unpopular the war became. And now, all these years later, we still see no one take responsibility for major policy failures that resulted in an incalculable destruction to our country and the loss of life. And at the same time, we see our government unfairly target President Trump, the chief political rival of Joe Biden. They're gonna hold Trump accountable for no wrongdoing and let real wrongdoers skate, including in Biden's own family. In November, voters finally have their chance to do something the president refused to do, fire the idiots responsible for the mess we're in. And that's the angle.

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For seven years, you and I have been fighting side by side to rescue our nation from the evil and sinister forces who hate it and want to destroy it. Now we're approaching the most critical battle of our lives, exactly one year from tomorrow. One year, we're getting there, but one year's a long time with the kind of destruction these people can do. They're grossly incompetent. We'll vote in the most important election in the history of our country. I believe that. You know, I used to say 2016 was the most, and I meant it at the time, but this is maybe far more important because our country's failing. We're a nation that's failing, but we're going to finish the job we started. We did some job and we're going to finish that job. We're going to finish that job. And Crooked Joe Biden's Banana Republic ends on November 5th, 2024. It's a banana republic.

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A fake trial is currently taking place to try and illegally remove my name from the ballot. I often say that 2024 will be the most important election in the history of our country. The reason for that and that statement is that our country is being destroyed by people who have no idea what they're doing, or even worse, they may very well have an idea. They may hate our country and they may want to see it destroyed. But it may also be the last election we ever have. If this election doesn't work, if this election is rigged and stolen, if bad things happen, our country will not survive. If Crooked Joe and the Democrats get away with removing my name from the ballot, then there will never be a free election in America again. We will have become a dictatorship where your president is chosen for you. You will no longer have a vote or certainly won't have a meaningful vote. And you could say frankly that that has already begun. This truly is our final chance to save America. And with the 2024 election now less than one year away, this is your chance to take a stand against tyrants that support the one and only movement that can save our country and make America great again. We must win in 2024. If we don't win, we will not have a country. If we do win, we will make America greater than it's ever been before. Thank you.

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