President Joe Biden is two to three months too late into developing a plan for removing interpreters from Afghanistan in the wake of the U.S. pullout of troops from the country, leaving them and others who worked to support the United States and coalition forces in danger of death at the hands of the Taliban, Rep. Don Bacon told Newsmax Saturday. 

"We're just starting to get the interpreters and other folks who worked with us out and should have been doing this months ago when the president announced our retreat," the Nebraska Republican said on Newsmax's "America Right now."