Michael Pack
speaker
567 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 5 Sep
Michael Pack’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's called uh Rick Uver, The Birth of Nuclear Power.
Steve, along with my wife, Jean and I were executive producers and had produced and directed it.
I think the film completely holds up.
Well, thank you, Steve.
They can go to our our new company, PalladiumPictures.com, which links back to the Manifold Productions films too, or they can get the Wall Street all the Wall Street Journal films are on the special homepage, wsj.com/slash opinion docs.
But if you go, if they miss part of or some of the film after you show it, they can go to the YouTube or WSJ.com and search for the path to
Zero.
It's free, not behind the Wall Street Journal paywall.
It's an hour long.
Uh I think they should watch it, you know, right here or now.
But if they don't, or if they want their family members or friends who didn't get a chance to see it on the war room, they can go to those places.
Or or my social media, Michael Pack underscore.
On a an X.
Well, it it's an amazing topic, really.
I mean, it is true that this is the fifth anniversary of the massacre at Abbey Gate.
And we tell the story as even that little teaser reveals from the decision to go to zero by Joe Biden in April of twenty twenty one, early in his administration, all the way forward until the last planes leave at the end of August.
And
I think a key thing about it that is often lost is how preventable it all was.
In the first part of the film, we look at the the bad decisions, Biden's decision, the decision to leave Bagram, the decision not to support the Afghan allies, and the decision to leave mil you know hardware behind, and again and again.
But in the end.
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