Comparisons between the US evacuation of Saigon in 1975 and Afghanistan now

Retired CIA officer Frank Snep discusses the similarities and differences between the chaotic US evacuation of Saigon in 1975 and the current situation in Afghanistan, where fears are growing that the Taliban will overrun Kabul. Snep highlights the lack of prioritization of high-risk individuals for evacuation in Vietnam and the failure to adequately plan for an evacuation due to resistance from the ambassador and the CIA station chief. He also emphasizes the danger of relying on negotiations as a delaying tactic by the enemy, which was seen in Vietnam and could be a similar strategy employed by the Taliban in Afghanistan.