Hannity: US 'suffering consequences of Biden's weakness' with 13 fallen military, untold stranded Americans
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In his opening monologue on Friday, Sean Hannity declared "America deserves better" than President Joe Biden's leadership, predicting the Afghanistan crisis "could get so much worse before it gets better."
Hannity ripped Biden's apparent assertion he will stick to his self-imposed and Taliban-accepted August 31 deadline for the conclusion of withdrawal and evacuation operations from Kabul, referencing the potential there are untold numbers of American citizens and U.S.-aligned individuals who may become Taliban targets who are stranded behind the militants' checkpoints and spread throughout the country. "We don't leave people behind. We rescue our people trapped behind enemy lines. We respond to terror attacks with overwhelming force. We strike fear in our enemies and instill confidence in our allies," the "Hannity" host continued. "But under Biden, none of that is happening. And now we're suffering the consequences of his weakness in real-time."
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