Remote control: World asks 'where's Joe?' as he Zooms his National Security Council from Camp David
Criticism of handling of situation is mounting after global commentators and liberal media are calling President Joe Biden's behaviour shameless. Footage of him repeatedly claiming a takeover was 'not inevitable' re-emerged from July, calling his judgment as commander-in-chief into question. Donald Trump called the US a 'laughing stock' and said that the Taliban 'no longer had fear' for America under Biden.
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