Dana Loesch
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AFGHANISTAN LOST: Stephen Yates Talks About The Weakness On Display From Biden Administration
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August 23, 2021
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12:48Now PlayingDana (@DLoesch) is joined by Stephen Yates (@YatesComms), International Advisor, and our regular guest who is here to again use his knowledge and logic on international issues - including Afghanistan. This administration has burned through any credibility they may have had, and the Taliban is IN CONTROL in Kabul. If the British and the French can go into Afghanistan and bring their citizens to the Kabul Airport, why can’t the United States? Internationally, this weakness will be the image that stays.
“ISIS-K” is discussed - and as Stephen called them “The Baskin Robbins of The Middle East” - lots of different terrorist factions, who are now emboldened because of the Biden Administration’s failure and weakness on this issue. How does this affect the relationships with China and Russia in that area? Stephen discusses. We always love having Yates each and every possible Monday - and appreciate his expertise in these matters - as we know we cannot rely on this Biden administration for the truth.
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