'We don't have a president,' the reporter said. 'We don't have anything...people they don't know what to do.'
"I'm very upset because as an Afghan woman I didn't expect that overnight all the Taliban took off my flag. This is my flag. Everybody's upset, especially women," the reporter said."But yes, where is my president, former President Ghani? People expected the stand by the people, and [he] immediately run away, we don't know where is he. And we don't have a President.
"President Biden said that president...he has to fight for us people, they have to do everything and we were able to financially help them, but we don't have any president," she continued."We don't have anything.... people they don't know what to do." A tearful Afghan reporter asked a U.S. Pentagon official about the whereabouts of Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani. In this photo, Ghani makes brief remarks during a meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden and Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, Chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation, at the White House June 25, 2021.The Pentagon official didn't explain where President Ghani is. Ghani secretly departed from the country and is hiding in an unknown location.
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