Here goes biden trying to place blame on others

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Reuters 'Everybody screwed up': Blame game begins over turbulent U.S. exit from Afghanistan. Biden 'ferociously' responds to critics during Afghanistan 'rebuttal' speech. CNN's John Harwood noted that Biden responded "ferociously to ferocious political attacks he has faced over the last two weeks," PBS News' Yamiche Alcindor said the president was "pushing back hard" and "pointedly defending his choice" to end American involvement in the Afghan conflict, and ABC News' Ian Pannell called the speech "an attempt... to burnish his record." There may have been consensus on what Biden was trying to accomplish with his rhetoric, but analysts disagreed PHOTOS: The Taliban flew a Black Hawk helicopter over a parade of military equipment captured when it overran Afghanistan. The Taliban held a military parade in the southern city of Kandahar on Wednesday, showing off American-made weapons of war captured when the group defeated the Afghan army and overran the country, according to multiple reports. Taliban fighters flew their white-and-black flag atop US-made Humvees, multi-purpose trucks, and armored vehicles.