John Kirby blasted for taking issue with claim the Biden admin gave Afghanistan over to a 'terrorist group'
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National Security Council coordinator John Kirby took issue with a question about Afghanistan during a White House press conference on Tuesday.
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Fox News’ Peter Doocy questioned Kirby on whether the decision to pull out of Afghanistan in 2021 led to the nation once again becoming a safe haven for terrorists like al-Zawahri.
"So we know that the Taliban was harboring the world's most wanted terrorists. You guys gave a whole country to a bunch of people who are on the FBI Most Wanted list. What did you think was going to happen?" Doocy asked.
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