Cheney: “No doubt” Biden could have reversed the agreement to withdraw Trump’s troops

Rep. Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn Cheney Preview on Sunday: Chaos in Kabul boosts U.S. evacuation efforts Watchdog group urges Jan. 6 committee to question Republican agencies Pelosi suggests the Jan. 6 group January could investigate Jordan and MORE banks (R-Wyo.) Sunday argued that “there is no doubt” that President BidenJoe BidenBiden will address the nation on the evacuation of Afghanistan on Sunday afternoon, Pelosi says House is working to approve infrastructure bills on Oct. 1. The Facebook report finds a main link in a three-month period about the doctor who died after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine MORE could have reversed the previous agreement President TrumpDonald Trump: Democrats sound alarmed at loss in Connecticut suburbs, Abbott Laboratories orders employees to remove quick test materials from COVID-19 Sunday shows preview: Chaos in Kabul marches US evacuation efforts MORE done with the Taliban to withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan.

Appearing on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Cheney called the deal the former secretary of state. Mike PompeoMike Pompeo Show Sunday: Chaos in Kabul marches US evacuation efforts Pompeo hits Biden on Afghanistan: “A significant debacle” Larry David and Alan Dershowitz engage in a verbal altercation at the grocery store MORE negotiated a “surrender agreement” with the insurgent group.

“[W]We sat down and negotiated with terrorists, because we completely excluded the Afghan government from these negotiations, we gave credibility to the Taliban, ”he said.

“Secretary Pompeo told us that the Taliban would renounce al-Qaeda. We were told that the Taliban were going to fight terrorists. They forced the Afghan national government to release 5,000 prisoners. Therefore, we completely submitted to the Afghan national government. we absolutely encouraged the Taliban, ”he added.

Host Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David Todd Is there no liberal bias in the media? Who is Chuck Todd joking about, apart from himself? Fauci is “very concerned” about the increase in COVID-19 after the Sturgis concentration. Fauci says some are likely to need more COVID-19 reinforcement shots then asked Cheney if he thought Biden might have come out of the deal.

“I don’t think there’s a question. You know, President Biden is the president of the United States and he’s had no problem reversing course in other things. He decided that he would rejoin the United States. [Iran nuclear deal]. He decided that he would rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement. He has reversed several decisions of the Trump administration, “Cheney said.

“President Biden ignored the advice of his military leadership and decided, instead, that he would retire. And all you have to do is look at what is going on today,” he added.

The Wyoming congresswoman called on the U.S. to maintain a military presence on the ground in Afghanistan to continue counterterrorism and counterintelligence operations.

Cheney has blamed the chaos seen in Afghanistan since the fall of his government on both the Biden and Trump administrations. Shortly after the Taliban entered Kabul, Cheney took to Twitter to condemn what he called “The Trump / Biden Calamity.”