Biden says 'no one's being killed' in Afghanistan, can't 'recall' advisers telling him to delay withdrawal

President Biden in an interview with ABC that aired Thursday said "no one's being killed" in Afghanistan despite reports of several deaths amid the chaos at Kabul's airport and of Taliban beating people on their way to the airport, as he defended his handling of the American withdrawal from the country.

And the president said his advisers did not tell him to delay the troop withdrawal, despite reports that's exactly what his advisers did.  "Oh, there is," Biden said when asked about "pandemonium" near the airport by Stephanopoulos. "But, look – but no one's being killed right now, God forgive me if I'm wrong about that, but no one's being killed right now."