Biden turns the page from 13 U.S. soldiers killed in Afghanistan and it’s ‘unforgivable’: Hannity

Sean Hannity criticized President Biden on Wednesday, saying he did not pay sufficient homage to the 13 U.S. service members killed in Afghanistan throughout the annual State of the Union tackle. 

“[Biden] did not even hassle to say the 13 U.S. troopers who died because of his disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, or the People who’ve been trapped behind enemy traces,” the “Hannity” host mentioned. “At the moment, by the way in which, is day 200 … Joe and the media not solely deserted them — they turned the web page they usually moved on. Fairly unforgivable.”

President Biden attends the dignified switch of the stays of a fallen service member at Dover Air Power Base in Delaware, August, 29, 2021, one of many 13 members of the US army killed in Afghanistan. 
(Picture by SAUL LOEB/AFP through Getty Photographs)

On Aug. 26, 2021, an Islamic State suicide bomber detonated an explosive on the Hamid Karzai Worldwide Airport in Kabul, killing 13 U.S. service members who had been a part of the evacuation effort and a minimum of 170 Afghan civilians, in line with the Pentagon. The Division of Protection added that the assault was “not preventable.”

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President Joe Biden with First Girl Jill Biden as they attend the dignified switch of the stays of a fallen service member at Dover Air Power Base.
((Picture by SAUL LOEB/AFP through Getty Photographs)

Biden responded to the assault, saying, “It has been a tricky day … These American service members who gave their lives … had been heroes.”

Biden promised a reckoning for these accountable. 

“To those that carried out this assault, in addition to anybody who needs America hurt, know this: We is not going to forgive,” he mentioned. “We is not going to overlook.”

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Hannity was additionally baffled by Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s response to Biden discussing the hazards U.S. service members confronted in Iraq and Afghanistan. As Biden defined the ordeal of poisonous fumes and “burn pits,” Pelosi raised each of her palms in fists, rubbed them collectively as she stood up and smiled. 

Speaker of the Home Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
(AP Picture/J. Scott Applewhite)

Hannity could not fathom Pelosi’s “very joyous response to Biden’s feedback about burn pits within the Iraq Conflict,” he mentioned.

“Can somebody clarify that to me?”