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he joins us from kabul. greg, that time flies. i'm wondering certainly you could not have envisioned we'd be there for 20 years. now the fear is what happens after the troops leave. >> absolutely. neil, the more things change, the more they stay the same. i couldn't imagine 20 years later we would still be here. i can't imagine that 20 years later the taliban might be coming back. we're looking at that real possibility. we heard from a spokes person from the militant group and they said like 85% of this country has been taken over by the militant group. that is flat wrong. at least a third of it is. that is enough, neil. they're on the move. the afghan military continues to underperform. so 300 more soldiers fled into iran. they're giving up. and the anger grows about the speed and the manner of the exit of u.s. troops, especially from bagram. that was back in the day when we were there. one of the main hubs of activity. this move is soon as triggering the taliban gains. and now the neighbors are looking in. turkey, russia, iran,

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bob lahida is here with us. doctor, what do you make of this, they're trying to force it, to lift the numbers up? we kicked around the idea of door-to-door vaccinations to get the numbers up. not forcing it but strongly suggesting it. what do you think? >> i don't think that that will work well. the people that we talked to are hunkered down and they're not going to get vaccinated. there's a lot of vaccine hesitancy out there. as far as countries like france, australia and africa -- in africa, less than 2% of the populations has been immunized. here in america, we're approaching 70% of the population vaccinated. so that's a big difference. i can understand the efforts in these other countries. >> neil: i'm wondering, are we safe when you get to a certain number of people -- we're 65, 70% of people that have had one shot. i'm surprised that these other countries it's lower than that. what level do you think immune, you know, herd immunity steps in? >> yes. well, we're saying that herd immunity steps in between 70

can you update us? >> if you like at the whole original rubble, the part closest to the standing structure that was still standing, that had basically been inaccessible because of the hazards of it being so close. so they were searching other parts of the rubble. they were digging tunnels underneath. the fact that we could take down the building, that hazard was gone. so they've been focusing on that part of the original pile where they hadn't been able to dedicate a lot of rescue effort given the hazards involved. that happens to be the place where most of the master bedrooms were. so of course this building tragically came down when most of these people were sleeping. so they've been able to identify more and more folks. so you'll continue to see more identifications given that they have essentially 100% access to all of the areas of the original pile. >> neil: we're told, governor, that rescuers onside are not hearing the noises that they were the day or two after this collapse. is that so? among tho

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they go to war and fight for us. we are talking about rewarding the top two income quintiles in this country, they make 73% of payments and have 56% of the debt. why would any taxpayer money be used to bail out the richest americans? >> the reason i call out the g.i. bill is because we need a 21st century version of the g.i. bill. student debt counseling would be a retroactive g.i. bill, so these people can focus on buying a house, becoming entrepreneurs, instead of being crushed by a debt for decades to come. it's a crisis -- >> charles: we will continue this conversation. unfortunately we've run out of the time. the show has gone too far. i know it's not going anywhere, it's a conversation with having and we will. i want to thank you very much. that does it for me right now. catch me at "making money." for now, "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, geraldo rivera, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> le

work for us. ubs is using their flexible return to work policy as a recruiting tactic to poach brokers from morgan stanley. morgan stanley calling for most workers to return full time to the office. charlie gasparino has the scoop. he's joined by fox news contributor, liz people. i feel like it's something that everyone is talking act. charlie, how long have you been back to work? what is ubs doing here? >> i can't wait to get back to work. i love telling stories through anecdotes. i was told to do that at the "wall street journal." this is interesting. it's much more typical. ubs is seeking to grow. they want to poach high producing brokers, people that handle rich people's money. another recruiting tool is guess what, guys? if you come to work for us, if you leave morgan stanley, the gold standard in the brokerage business, we'll let you work from home or do whatever you want. it's up to you. if you're a broke -- >> sandra: that's because morgan stanley doubled down on wanting employees back to

excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. >> people deciding now that they have opportunities to do other things and there's a shortage of employees. people are looking to make more money and to bargain. so i think your business and the tourist business is really going to be in a bind for a little while. >> neil: where have i heard this before? >> this an employee's bargaining chip now. >> neil: all right. it wasn't clear at all. the first one is he said you have to pay your people more and see what happens. john horn from annamaria oyster bar. you've heard this before and must get your goat. the president's consistent argument has been this goes away if you pay your people more. what do you say? >> i sat with senator nelson one time who said pay your people more and raise your prices. when you go to a restaurant, there's a tremendous elasticity in our menus. we can't pay

a lot of work ahead of us. this administration and the leadership in congress is the most reckless and radical that we've seen in history as evidenced by the massive tax and spend proposal in front of us, not to mention the soft on the borders and the defund the police. there's so many issues that we have to draw contrast with the democrats on and give the american a clear choice as we move forward. in my view, that's what we ought to do, not what happened in the past. it's about the future. that's where the american people will live and that's what they want to hear us talk about it. >> neil: senator john thune, thanks. >> thanks, neil. you bet. >> neil: all right. you might be noticing as the senator and i were wrapping up a strong day at the corner of wall and broad. most of it based on earnings. apple is delaying returning their personnel key people back to offices in california because of the spikes going on back there. other companies could consider the same thing after this. liberty mutual customizes car

we had over 20,000 people visit us the first night. exceeded our expectations and we have been busy ever since. a great opening. >> neil: it's like a leader for the rest of the strip in las vegas and vegas wants to get back to business. you have a lot of rooms to fill and one conference room. tell me about that. >> yes, we have a lot of conference space here. we have a 5,000 seat theater and 250,000 square feet of convention space and 40 restaurants and a lot of attackses. -- attractions and led boards everywhere. las vegas is coming back. we wanted to be ready for the 4th of july. it will be a big weekend for us. >> neil: there are already a lot of advance bookings when people heard about that. it's clear to me because we heard from other casinos, saying no doubt vegas is back. you are waiting on the corporate conferences and that sort of thing to complete the deal, right? >> exactly. the weekends look great and we are starting to get conventions to come back. the mid week business going into next year will pick up. i hope by the seco

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thank you for joining us. let's walk through the impact of the addition of adam kinzinger now to the january 6th select committee. >> i think adam is -- as he does lend himself at least to the appearances of more bipartisanship, thusly adds a bit more credibility. i think democrats are looking for after they were attacked by kevin mccarthy and republicans last week for being overtly partisan, even though republicans had been given the opportunity to cede an independent commission, a bipartisan commission adam kinzinger is still not a friend of kevin mccarthy. the two, along with liz cheney, have become outspoken members of the republican party who have come out against some of the most galvanizing issues that republicans are rallying around, which is election disinformation that former president trump won the election, that there was widespread fraud, all of which talking points that are all patently untrue. i think starting this week on tuesday, with two republicans sitting on the committee hearing, it's goin

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tell us about that. >> sure, yeah, so this is something that really jumped out at us, for a couple reasons. one, back in february of 2020, there was a lot of focus first on that diamond princess cruise ship that was off the coast of japan, and i think, you know, there were 500, 600 passengers on the ship. you know, a lot of americans on the ship, elderly americans, and so there was this big fight over what to do and how to get them home. you know, there was at the time 360,000 people on cruise ships around the world, right? there's a lot of people on cruise ships. the virus moves very quickly. it was constantly in the headlines. the white house situation room was constantly talking about this. the president was getting really nervous about the idea of sending these people back to the united states if they were infected. and so at one point, he was in a meeting in the situation room and said, you know, we're not bringing them back. i don't want them back. he was focused on the number at the bottom of the television screen that said the number of people who were sick were 14 or 20. he did no

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the use cases for crypto dropping and bitcoin specifically rising. you've seen a country make bitcoin a legal tend er, actual currency i think that trend will continue this idea of a global borderless, talking to the world, good morning, good afternoon, good evening. it really is not just about the united states, it's about global global activity in bitcoin broadly is continuing to rise, although there are pockets of concern in china on miners that pop up in other places around the world. this idea of a borderless asset i think is really powerful for the world. >> yeah. in fact, our next guest in the next segment, mark, is going to talk about china's crackdown on big companies as well. it's not just been crypto. they have liquidity issues all of this shaping up tore the perfect storm. laser eyes, paper hands. if i was going to use them, i would say is right now where the paper hands, the weak holders by the way, are they the ones being shaken down? do you see that getting flushed out of the system or a better fall and winter? >> yeah, again, a really

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we have chris murphy joining us. covid concerns, delta variants it is a threat and a concern as you noted, this market, for years, is the cycle. buy equity sell volatility. buy equity sell volatility. once that pattern ends, you get the steep dropoffs what happened yesterday? >> brian, thanks for having me yesterday, we started to see a little unwind in positioning you hear about you explained with volatility and short strategy and targeting the market grinds higher sell more. buy more we started to see that unwind yesterday in the option posit positioning. i would note one thing we will look for on days of stress and say things have unwound a little bit is the vix term structure inverting. that is a sign of a lot of risk and panic and concern pulled into the very near term. that vix term structure inverted for much of the day. like the last 15 months, the buy dip and pullback that left the vix not inverting in the normal structure. i did not see a lot of panic, especially with the late-day move. >> do you think from

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they beat us just because we were walking down the street. the supporters of the government had been out in the streets to president miguel diaz can now himself lead this rally was organized quickly in a town outside havana, where the anti government protest began early on sunday. so that we came here to show together with the revolutionaries of this town, that the streets belonged to us with the president encouraging, supported to mobilize against opponents. they were ugly confrontation. here, revolutionaries detained opposition. protest to the cubans who were here. we are never going to give up this revolution. never. the communist regime has ruled cubis in 959. it survived the fall of the soviet union and the death found the fidel test drive. now it's again been challenged on why it's like they show it is unlikely to without a fight the well. earlier we spoke to hank and an associate professor at the city university of new york who specializes in human affairs. and we begin by asking him who is behind these protests? it's fairly obvious th

tell us more about it as being stuck on hold. how badly is it affecting us? it is something we have all experienced, i'm sure over the last year as companies have struggled to deal with queries on the phone, challenges about delivery is not arriving, and all of the other things that have gone with covid. we could see evidence that we are starting to see an increase of complaints about customer service as an indication it is healing. we are getting over the pandemic and trying to get back to normal. but, the reason why this story is important is because it suggests that companies are struggling to meet demand. we know that they are trying to hire people rapidly, and so in the back of our minds we should be thinking about the longer term consequences of inflation as companies try to get back to normal as quickly as possible. certainly, many sectors are struggling. how do they try and replace a lot of the lost staff that will enable them to get back on track and stop these complaints? of course, the most simple answer to that is that they need to be more competi

it should not be using fossil fuel to should. it should not be using fossilfuel to run should. it should not be using fossil fuel to run these computer processors to benefit of you people on wall street, for what? of you people on wall street, forwhat? it's of you people on wall street, for what? it's not worth it. politicians around the world are still trying to work out how to deal with the bitcoin plasma energy consumption. companies like greenwich think they are the future but others think reopening plants like this is a step in the wrong direction. james clayton, bbc news. more ups and downs for chinese ride—hailing company didi. its shares soared in pre—market trading on reports its owners could be planning to buy back its shares and take the company private — just weeks after its turbulent debut on the new york stock exchange. not true, apparently! katie silver is following this in singapore. the shares run an absolute rollercoaster and this was the rollercoaster and this was the rollercoaster they and reflected the rollercoaster since it first listed last month so

do stay with us on bbc news. still to come, while record why record numbers of bits will be taking to their boards this summer. this is bbc world news. just a quick reminder. federal employees could be told to get jabbed or get tested. the past two decades were warmer, wetter and sunnier the past two decades than the entire 20th century. to the uk now — where later today, official figures are expected to show another fall in the number of people still on furlough, as the government continues to reduce the level of financial support it offers to businesses, and life begins to return to normal. from next month, employers will have to contribute more towards their wage bill, which labour market experts warn could triggerjob cuts when companies can't make ends meet. our business correspondent colletta smith reports. it had been such a long time coming, so i was so excited to get ready, pick up the outfits, and just seeing my friends that i hadn't got to see at work and just sit my desk after a whole for ten months,

thank you forjoining us today. now countries within the eu are still hugely divided on the issue of tourism. and member states are still very much allowed to impose their own national restrictions. so how useful are these things going to be? , ., ., ., to be? the implementation of the covid certificate _ to be? the implementation of the covid certificate is - the covid certificate is crucial now, not only for their restart of tourism but to allow again people to move with freedom among the eu and beyond. so all possible restrictions that may come during the summer, we very much hope that they will not take place because, you know, exactly the tool of this certificate was created to avoid the fragmentation and consultation 20 countries. but that confrontation and fragmentation has already happened. fragmentation has already happened-— fragmentation has already hauened. , . , , ~ happened. germany this week banned any — happened. germany this week banned any entry _ happened. germany this week banned any entry fo

mrna overwhelmingly used the most among vaccines. if you ask cases protected against the study showing the two doses of pfizer are about 79% protective. symptomatically disease, two doses of pfizer, 88%. hospitalizations again in england, two doses, 96% real world effectiveness. you can make a reasonable assumption that these are applicable -- data act liberal -- that data applicable to pfizer is applicable. what about the j&j vaccines? there is indirect and direct evidence for effectiveness of j&j against the delta variant. because if you look at a comparison between the j&j and the oxford astrazeneca, because they use similar adenovirus vectors, we have clinical data with az in real world effectiveness. real-world infection versus symptomatically, versus the important number on the bottom of the slide, a 92% effective against hospitalization from the delta variant. there's also other types of data. mainly looking the antibodies that are produced by vaccination -- produced by vaccination from j&j. they looked at studies with a typic

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