A U.S. Representative from Oklahoma who made two unauthorized trips to try and enter Afghanistan to aid in the evacuation effort said he has proof that President Joe Biden lied about Americans and visa holder's access to Kabul Airport.
U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin, 44, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, appeared on Fox's Special Report with Bret Baier and said he has secret recordings of Americans failing to get to the airport in time for the final evacuation.
He claimed to have recordings of one woman and her four kids who were denied access to the airport after trying to get in for 12 hours.
'Five times she approached this guard with the Taliban, the last time they stuck a pistol to her head with her kids there,' he said, adding the woman went back home the final time and became physically ill, never trying again to reach the airport.
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U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin, left, said U.S. President Joe Biden had 'blood on his hands' due to the administrations failing in the evacuation of U.S. citizens and allies in Afghanistan
The U.S. has airlifted more than 120,000 people from Afghanistan and estimates that few than 200 Americans still remain. Pictured, Afghan citizens being airlifted on Aug. 26
The situation grew chaotic in the final days of the evacuation at Kabul Airport, pictured. U.S. Rep. Markwayne Mullin said an explosion there killed a citizen he was trying to help
Biden was blasted last month - and since then - over his remarks claiming Americans were making it through the Taliban-protected airport perimeter without trouble.
He said: 'We have no indication that they haven’t been able to get — in Kabul — through the airport.
'We’ve made an agreement with the, with the Taliban. Thus far, they’ve allowed them to go through. It’s in their interest for them to go through.
'So, we know of no circumstance where American citizens are — carrying an American passport — are trying to get through to the airport.'
Mullin added that Biden had 'blood on his hands' as the congressman believed a U.S. woman and her 2-year-old son who he was trying to help were now dead after an explosion at the airport's Abbey Gate.
'We haven't had any contact with them since. I believe it's because they were caught up in that,' Mullin said.
Mullin blamed the U.S. State Department for not
