Gowdy: Biden claimed to be 'Moses leading us out of the wilderness' and the media fell for it. We knew better
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“Sunday Night in America” host Trey Gowdy blamed President Biden for the “women and children killed in the streets” of Afghanistan during a passionate opening monologue Sunday night where he addressed the deteriorating situation as the Taliban continues to gain control in the region.
"Can you can feel the desperation required to hang on to the wheel of a plane, to leave your family and your friends, maybe forever, just to escape?" "What is the value of being great if your friends and allies cannot trust your greatness?" As Gowdy spoke, harrowing images taken on the ground in Afghanistan over the past week appeared on screen alongside him. "Usually there would be a warning here, that images you are about to see are disturbing," Gowdy told viewers. " But just because something is disturbing does not mean we should not see it, we should force ourselves to see these images because if we think these images are disturbing, what about the reality of actually living through and dying through the images."
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