At the event, Trump directed strong words toward the Biden administration, condemning the chaotic retreat from Kabul in August 2021. “We endured four terrible and humiliating years. Afghanistan may be the most shameful moment in the history of our country. We will never let anything like that happen again,” he declared, emphasizing his commitment to preventing such a failure in the future.
He promised that under his leadership, the U.S. will avoid another disastrous exit like the one from Afghanistan, which saw the quick collapse of the Afghan government and the Taliban’s return to power, sparking a chaotic evacuation and international criticism.
While condemning the withdrawal, Trump also celebrated the U.S. economy, claiming that a record $15 trillion is flowing into the country—an unprecedented investment wave that he says is unmatched in history. He praised the current economic climate as a sign of national success, highlighting the significant growth during his tenure and beyond.
The U.S. withdrawal marked the end of a 20-year military presence in Afghanistan and has remained a deeply divisive issue in American politics. Democrats argue it was a necessary end to an unwinnable war, while Trump and other Republicans condemn it as a national humiliation and strategic disaster that weakened U.S. standing worldwide.
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