During President Trump's address, he announced that Mohammad Sharifullah, the ISIS-K terrorist mastermind behind the heinous Abbey Gate bombing in August 2021, has been apprehended and extradited to the United States to face justice.
This devastating attack — which took place during the Biden administration's chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan — claimed the lives of 13 brave U.S. service members and approximately 170 Afghan civilians. During my time as chairman of the foreign affairs committee, I conducted a three-year investigation into the Biden administration’s botched withdrawal — a catastrophic failure of epic proportions — and I became very close with the Gold Star families: mothers, fathers, and siblings of the 13 brave troops who died at Abbey Gate.
President Biden consistently disrespected these family members, ignoring their meeting requests, checking his watch during a ceremony held in honor of the 13 fallen heroes, and refusing to ever say their names. President Trump, on the other hand, has met with them on numerous occasions and clearly listened to their pleas.
Sharifullah’s capture is a huge win, not only for the Gold Star families, but for all Americans. While it can’t erase the pain of those who lost loved ones, it represents a crucial step toward providing justice and repairing America's reputation on the world stage.
You can watch my full interview with Newsmax's Greta Van Susteren on the issue below:
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