do i trust the taliban? no. but i trust the capacity of the afghanistan military, who is better trained, better equipped. >> carley: so there is the president saying that the taliban takeover is not inevitable, touting the strength of the afghanistan air force and seven months earlier the department of defense was given a report that said the air force was so weak that it would collapse without our help. is the president lying there or was he just given bad information? >> no, he was absolutely lying to the american people, just like he lied about the fact that all of the americans are over there that wanted to leave left. obviously that wasn't the case we saw with miriam and her three children and others we rescued during our time on the ground there. think what he says there, do i trust the taliban? no. what has really changed? he's trusting the taliban enough now to run the government and to give hundreds of millions of dollars and humanitarian aid he happenings will trickle down to those suffering, which he

are we still working with the taliban? >> this isn't about working with the taliban. >> harris: it is, though. it talks to the desperation for getting people out, senator cotton. >> harris, first off i want to commend project dynamo. they did a great job in this instance, several other organizations and veterans and generous philanthropists are trying to get people out of afghanistan. it is telling we have to undertake this through private means. not the united states government protecting its citizens wherever they may be in the world and that our government misled us in late august you will recall that joe biden and tony blinken and others were saying the number of americans is down to just a couple hundred. maybe less than 100. well, we've now seen hundreds of americans and green card holders evacuated from afghanistan since the end of august when the last of our troops left. it is clear that the government was trying to minimize the scale of the fiasco in august and ever since then they simply want to turn the page. th

she and her husband divorced when they became active with the taliban on the afghan border she later married the nephew of 9/11 mastermind mohammed and she was picked up in afghanistan in 2008 authority say she had a zip drive containing plans for making things like dirty bombs even weaponize and the evil of the virus, one of the plans was a mass casualty attack with mass targets while being question she got a hold of an rifle and opened fire on her interrogators, she was convicted for that in 2010 and sentenced to 86 years in prison. but islamic radicals even more moderate politicians in pakistan say aafia siddiqui is collateral damage on the war on terror imprisoned by a corrupt system, she is often the subject of protesting pakistan with demonstrators saying she was tortured. they promised to bring aafia siddiqui and others political prisoners back to pakistan aafia siddiqui is in the current federal medical ability hospital in fort worth very near the congregation the israel synagogue where they were taken hostage, the fbi says the hostage was focused on freeing aafia siddiqui fr

life under taliban rules continues to deteriorate for the afghan people. shop owners were told to behead mannequins. all of this related to what some taliban members decided with a sinful idol representation. the ministry of vice and virtual issued a decree banning people from worshipping anyone or anything other than allah. mannequins were told to be removed first, but then settled on their heads. this is not representative of the muslim world but the newality for those speaking out in afghanistan. a law professor was taken in to custody inspector speaking out against afghanistan. a small baby that was separated from his parents during the evacuation process was reunited this week after he was found. he was in the custody basically of a taxi driver that picks him up from the airport. he was reunited with his family. >> martha: thanks. let's bring in masih alinejad, journalist and activist, author of "my fight for freedom in modern iran." welcome. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: what is your reaction from what is happening and

so this money will go into the hands of the taliban, no doubt. and it's so fool hearted to believe that this amount of international aid from the united states is going to ultimately benefit the afghan people. it was following through and not allowing the afghan government to collapse so immediately that would have been real aid but, of course, the biden administration completely botched that in the most embarrassing display of a retreat the world has seen in quite some time. >> carley: here is house minority leader kevin mccarthy on their. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we have afghanistan collapsing where the president is saying it's going to be able to sustain itself. we have bagram collapsing where prisoners are getting out. where they took one of those individuals that was in that prison and killed 13 of our servicemen and women. made 13 new gold star families. maybe if the intel committee was focused on what they were supposed to be focused on instead of putting out a fake dossier and others, we wouldn't have that situation. >> car

are we still working with the taliban? >> this isn't about relying or working with the taliban. >> harris: why i ask that. ukraine's leadership put out a notice yesterday that it is concerned that kiev is no more dangerous for american citizens than some of our own crime-ridden -- their words. crime-ridden cities where americans live today. that you can leave those americans there. now, might there also be a back drop to that potentially that they know what happens when we . the stories are horrific of the people who got left behind who helped us out. so looking across the world, ukraine which was watching, too, could there be a measure of concern that once the americans pull out we'll look like that country does, afghanistan? your thoughts on that. >> nobody is talking at this point of pulling out of ukraine. they are a partner and we're absolutely trying to help them defend themselves. it would be irresponsible and i think you can understand this with the tensions continuing to escalate for the state department not to in

is caught between providing aid without legitimizing the taliban, which they have not recognized. the new humanitarian assistance will directly flow through independent humanitarian organizations. meantime, private vet's groups are still paying through private donations for the rescue and evacuations of americans and vulnerable afghans. artists like pearl jam just announced an effort to bring a coalition together to urge the white house to address afghanistan's worsening humanitarian crisis, which they write cannot be solved by aid alone. fi for fight is organizing a concert in washington d.c. for afghan veterans to bring awareness to the growing crisis writing that "the passing of time will not ease the great shame in our collective gut." congress has not passed legislation giving humanitarian status to the 120,000 afghans that were evacuated in august. without the law changed, they cannot work our support themselves here in the u.s. martha? >> thanks, jennifer. let's bring in mike waltz from florida. he served multiple tours in afghanistan and just named a ranking member of the

withdraw from afghanistan left in its wake thousands of christians who hav now fallen to the taliban door-to-door campaign to wipe them out. fox news it might investigate some of the most dangerous countries and the world's. we begin with the first anniversary of the biden administration and the continuing crises in full and going from bad to worse. kevin clark shows us how they were handling what could be a big challenge in your two. >> that is one way to put it. evening to you, a year on the job for joe biden and you're right, his administration is deeply underwater in the national polls and quite frankl he didn't really help himself with that yesterday about the minor incursion by russia into ukraine you could call that one a mop worth the cleanup unfortunately for the white house continue today. >> any assembled russian units move across the ukrainian border , that is an invasion. that the beat no doubt at all i putin makes this choice, russia will pay a heavy price for it t get year into his presidency, joe biden is being at highest political price for. a self-inflicted lash dur

aid will fall into the hands of the taliban. the administration says any money they send will go to vetted partners on the ground. here's ryan crocker, former ambassador to afghanistan. ryan, thanks very much, for being here today. what do you think about the enormous amount of money that the u.s. sending to afghanistan and what will happen to that money? >> thanks for having me, martha. it's an important i. you. the tendency on the part of the u.n. is to exaggerate the extend of the problem as a way of getting more out of donors. but the problem itself is real. i think it's real that aid going forward is going to get to the taliban. there's no way around it. they're running the country or mismanaging the country. that will happen. i think it's important that we find ways to step forward to ease the suffering of the afghan people. we can do that with reasonable assurance. some u.n. agencies work well as they're headed by americans. i think we do need to step up to this. we need to be very careful though. as certain as we possibl

been there on the ground, and not just meeting with taliban but with families out in the hardest areas. and i had mothers tell me, as i was in the hospital watching their children die, they are having to choose to buy, if they have any money at all, to buy either cooking oil or heating oil. they have to choose between whether i will freeze my child to death or starve my child it today, we heard stories about parents selling their children. hoping they get a getter chance. this is -- better chance, this is not rhetoric, i have seen it first hand it is heartbreaking, this is hell on earth in afghanistan. >> governor that is heartbreaking, i would think for anyone to hear that. to have to choose which child to feed, what are other spots in the world that maybe don't get the attention they should but they have your attention? >> not just afghanistan. right now, let me say, this is hard to believe, since covid in last two years, number of people marching toward t starving a is gone from 135 million to 285 million people. that is the economic ripple effect, caused by covid with supply chain

been there on the ground, and not just meeting with taliban but also with families out in the hardest areas. i had mothers telling me, as i was in the hospital watching their children tie, die, they are having to choose, if they have any money, i have enough money to buy cooking oil or heating oil. i have to choose between what i'm freeze my child to death or starve my child to death, i'm hear, you have heard, mothers selling children to be able -- in hoping they have a better future. this is not rhetoric, i have seen it first hand. this is just heartbreaking it is hell on earth in afghanistan right now. trey: governor, that is heart breaking, i would think for anyone to hear that, to have to choose which child to feed or whether to heat your home or feed your children. what, some other spots in the world that maybe don't get the attention they should, but they have your attention. >> not just afghanistan right now. let me say, this is hard to believe, since covid in lest two years number -- last two years number of people marching toward starve vation to 285 million, when you break t

the taliban take over. isis is alive and well. it's just a matter of time before terrorists come through our border and kill a bunch of of americans. the ayatollah people released a video indicating a desire to kill president trump on a golf course. it was released about it iranians it has footage of president trump playing golf. a drone going down a road with a button to activate the robot. twitter band the video and the biden administration hasn't done a thing. the facts that we continue to negotiate with the iranians is an outrage. the biden administration needs to comment on this video. if they continue, the iranians are going to believe these people are pathetically weak. as 2 negotiate with them they are releasing a video showing they are planning to kill the former president and you can't do anything about it. >> if you may golf with him so you could have been in there as well. judge jeanine: all of a sudden we are hearing more. that president trump did take out the caliphate. now we have this again. let's just hope that th

. >> throughout the summer you are watching the taliban taking village after village and small cities in afghanistan. >> you have the prime minister of afghanistan, i think we need help. and joe biden is you need to do a press conference. tell everybody is the situation is under control. >> all of the intelligence was wrong. everyone told us the afghan army would hold. it collapsed and the president skipped town. >> the outskirts of the kabul international airport looked like the fall of saigon. >> we could see the images on tv. moms handing their children over to u.s. marines. >> people holding to the wings of the airplane and falling to their death. >> they told us how successful tvs. nothing you do successful ends with an attack. >> an explosion took place at the airport in kabul. >> we aligned ourselves with the taliban to provide a check-point around the kabul airport. 13 american servicemen and women came back in a box. >> and then the drone strike. >> officials are about to announce that no isis-k fighters were killed in the august 29th u.s. drone strike in kabul. >> we killed

he was freed and the taliban took over the base. the suicide bombing, one of the deadliest attacks in the 20 year history of the war, of also killing hundreds of innocent afghans. he wore a 25-pound explosive vest when he approached the gate of the kabul airport. the new york times reports the cia had tipped off indian authorities in 2017, warning them he was planning a suicide attack in new delhi and the intelligence stopped the attack and turned him over to the cia which kept him locked up in bagram, home to a special operations task force, apache gun ships, jets and drones. this comes as colonel stuart sheller says he has discharged four months after he was chris sized president biden's -- criticized after president biden's botched afghan withdrawal. his mother spoke earlier. >> our son is here today. >> you will hear from stuart sheller coming forward, he will be calling on leaders, calling for accountability and this is just the beginning of his journey. >> reporter: new year's day marked the first time in 20 years the taliban

up next 2,000 afghan commandos still stranded in afghanistan and now the taliban is looking for them. we will bring you there first, here is what some of our fox affiliate around the country are covering tonight. fox 29 in philadelphia 13 people including seven children are dead after an early morning row house fire. two others were hospitalized. it took firefighters an hour to control that blaze. a city official says there were four smoke detectors in the converted apartment building but none of them were working. some senior firefighters in that apartment said it was a worse loss of life in a fire they had ever seen in their career. fox 11 in los angeles where organizers hit pause on this month's 64th grammy ceremony. holding show on january 31st posed too many risks given the uncertain spread of the omicron variant. the academy says a new date will be announced in the near future. and this is a live look at boston from fox 25, our affiliate there. the big story there tonight, a lost letter to a mother written 76 years ago by an army sergeant from a battlefield in germany is found.

. >> carley: send $8 million in assistance to the taliban. >> it will go to the taliban. no doubt. it's fool hearted. ♪ beautiful like diamonds in the sky ♪ you're beautiful like diamonds in the sky. >> that's rihanna she is beautiful and tall. play golf there i hear there is one really good course. city of 197121 as of 201. according to reports it's 7:01. want to call begin with the numbers 306 or 762. it's exciting time to start our second hour. >> steve: it is indeed. augusta, georgia. i have been there several times. it's a beautiful town. the masters you were alluding to kicks off in earnest on april 4th of 2022, ainsley. >> ainsley: i try for the lottery every single year every one in my family does. i have never won a ticket. have you all -- i have been before, thankfully a friend gave me a ticket one time. >> steve: me too. >> ainsley: it's so. >> steve: aside from the golf, which is exrorksd ainsley, you know that the second best thing about the masters. >> ainsley: i know what you are going to say. >> steve: $1.25 pay men at the cheese sandwich. >> ainsley: yes. azale

. >> martha: that is ahmed who escaped the taliban in august. he says militants killed his brother and he fears they're coming after his sister-in-law pleading with secretary mayorkas from outside the homeland security office to process the roughly 40,000 humanitarian parole applications saying for them, for his family, it's a matter of life and death. this as the humanitarian crisis because more dire by the day. we don't hear much about it. it's important you know what is going on there. millions are on the brink of starvation. there's reports of young girls being married off in order to save the rest of the family. former secretary of state mike pompeo joins me now. he's a fox news contributor. secretary pompeo, good to have you with us today. these stories are absolutely heart breaking. i want to remind everybody what president biden and the white house had to say about their commitment and promise to these people not that long ago, back in august. watch. >> we're going to do everything in our power to get all americans out and our allies out

explain why the taliban are not terrorists. the professor writing, quote: in one page explain why the taliban are not and are still not a terrorist organization. you are not allowed to answer this question any other way. any attempt to avoid this prompt as written or trying to argue otherwise will result in a failing grade. well that obviously is unacceptable to you guys out there. i think for most of you have and certainly for kylie stone a student who has since transferred out of the class was just offended by the question. kylie, were you surprised to get this assignment out of the gate? >> i was completely shocked. i had made it through my first four years of college without having anything this insane and, of course, my last semester my teacher basically say you have to agree with me or i'm going to fail you. so it was very surprising to me. >> brian: so what did you do? >> well, first i was like am i overreacting? so i work at turning point u.s.a. so i went in and i sat down with the professor people. and they started loo

that's how long it took for president biden to be in office, for afghanistan to fall and for the taliban to take over. it's one of the worst foreign policy decisions in my lifetime. the consequences will last for generations. >> sean: he had time to get everybody out safely and the military equipment and technology that was left behind. thank you both. straight ahead. democrats in congress obsessed with the riot that took place at their house. they don't give a lick about the ones that took place in your city where you live. mark meadows is next straight ahead. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. it shortens colds! turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up want

. >> the conflict between the taliban and the previous government is over and that has opened up some space of security, which i think we need to take advantage of. >> the u.s. is insisting the money will be distributed through independent aid organizations, but skeptics worry about where it will end up. >> todd: i don't care how much they promise it will go to independent organizations, when the organizations have a gun to their head and are told, give up 30%, they will do it. >> this as the taliban has blocked evacuation flights of americans from leaving for the last month. the state department spokesman yesterday couldn't answer a question about when flights might resume. he did say he knows there are dozens of americans ready and actually dying to leave the country. he did say the u.s. remains committed to getting them out. carley and todd. >> todd: amy kellogg, thank you very much. joe biden's education secretary cardonas requests letter from the national school board association calling parents domestic terrorists according to newly released e-mails from the usda. lobbying the a

because of the jihad it take over the taliban take over. what's happening in afghanistan now let's all these organizations are coming back they are gathering for if we follow what they're saying on social media, they are saying they're going to come back against our interests united states interest but also freeing the presenters. it is very possibly do not have the confirmation they have been influenced by individuals who encouraged him to take that action knowing very well the action could fail that is an incitement to others. that would lead to a situation where we may find ourselves i'm not saying for sure, but we have seen it before the iranians at least of an exchange of prisoners. hostages in general lead to an exchange of prisoners will release them if you release her. the fourth and educated there you have their but how do you see this snowballing from here now? because lady al qaeda is here in the u.s. you've got others that perhaps want to free worldwide. so where do we see this in going if your theory is correct? >> if the theor

you're not going to believe it as far as afghanistan with the taliban came back, many of the extremist of the jihadist of people who are not connected to them but at the same time are inspired by them started to move. this is one distinct we saw tonight in texas but there are a lot of these incidents in europe and middle east and elsewhere. so we have to be on our guards and very attentive to what's happening around. ashley: you say we have to be on our guard i want toed touch on this this is all speculative but do you think that there's you know any chance this is tied to what happened in afghanistan few months back? and where we go from there? >> well, look what we don't see, in fact, is what these individuals are radicalized or who have been indoctrinated meaning yes taliban came and took over now and what they're saying to supporters and support are telling colleagues around the world that's missing link that we heed to pay attention to. because why 70 after 6 of or 7 years of not hearing much about these terror attacks and terror acts we said we see one at least here in the united

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. >> dana: pregnant new zealand journalist stuck in afghanistan has turned to the taliban for refuge because she says her country won't allow her to return home because of strict quarantine rules. she wrote in an op-ed when the taliban offers you a pregnant unmarried woman safe haven you know your situation is messed up. she joins us now. i couldn't get your story out of my head all weekend. congratulations, there will be a baby. what's interesting is you write you thought you would never be able to get pregnant and now here you are. tell us about that time when you had to leave qatar and wanted to get home. >> it is so surreal the situation we find ourselves in. i was a journalist in all jaziri covering afghanistan. i asked the taliban what will you do to insure to protect women and children and i got pregnant and it was the beginning of quite an unpredictable situation where i went back to qatar where it is illegal to be pregnant and not married. i had no way to get out. new zealand's borders were closed and i thought what am i going to do and where do i go? we went to my partner's

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she and her husband divorced when she became active with the taliban on the afghan border. she later married the nephew of 9/11 master mind khalid sheikh mohamed. she had a zip drive remarkably while being questioned she got ahold of m4 rival and opened fire on her investigators. convicted for that in 2010 and sentenced to 86 years in u.s. prison. but islamic radicals even more moderate politicians back in pakistan say saddiqui is collateral damage in war of terror by a corrupt u.s. system. she's often the subject of protest in pakistan with demonstrators claiming she was tortured in the u.s. system. pakistani prime minister khan legs today bring saddiqui and other political prisoners back home. she's in the current medical facility, prison hospital in fort worth, texas near the congregation. beth israel synagogue where people were taken hostage. the fbi said the hostage taker was singularly focused on freeing saddiqui from u.s. prison. arthel: fascinating details. mike tobin, thank you so much. eric. eric: muslim group, council islamic relations raised public campaign to f

a lot of this we have reported, we had other news that we had not reported where the taliban have established a repressive autocratic state that has carried out more than 100 targeted killings and abductions of former afghan officials. we know that's been happening in broad daylight. this severely limited girls education, banning women from many workplaces. they are silencing local journalists. they have beaten female protesters in the streets with whips. the report continues. "ongoing evacuations of the more than 60,000 afghan interpreters and others who work alongside the u.s. forces, those are people we promise that we would never leave behind. they were left behind during these chaotic american withdrawal. that has now slowed to a crawl. in other words, we failed americans, we failed thousands of military families and people with green cards, and our afghan allies. you know what? it's an embarrassment. he was more, former white house chief of staff race previous along with spokesperson morgan ortagus. we start with you tonight. i'm having a hard time understanding why, especially when you

. >> the taliban are hunting them down. >> lawmakers on capitol hill urging the administration to rescue the commandos now in hiding fearing for their lives. outside the department of homeland security, afghans voiced their frustration. >> there are some videos coming out on social media and not for working with american forces, but having a picture with a soldier of the national army. >> some will have to return to afghanistan one day to fight. >> they will be facing potentially 25,000 commandos and looking through crosshairs of optics of our weapons we abandoned. in night vision goggles that we left behind at our troops as they came in. >> many are coming for accountability, president biden stands by his decision to effectuate ending the war after 20 years but the taliban controlling the country, shannon. >> lucas, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ tonight where in the world, a people are dead and ongoing demonstrations with a rise in fuel prices. protesters storm the presidential residence and the mayor's office setting both buildings on fire. the police fired on the protesters at the pres

leaving the weapons to the taliban was. he's side stepped his role. >> martha: when he says he has great concern for those blown up at the abbey gate, what are your thoughts? >> i don't think that that would be true based on our meeting with him when we were in dover. he didn't announced the name of anyone killed. he couldn't acknowledge the families. i don't think that was sincere. >> martha: thanks, roice, for you and your attorney being here. we'll follow the story and see where that goes. good to see you again, roice. >> thank you. >> martha: you bet. we'll have an update on the baby girl that was struck in the face by a stray bullet just shy of her first birthday in new york next. >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> man, i love that song! ♪ ♪ the label pro-choice

the reason it's in our interest is you just said the world just watched the taliban dictate the terms and the message everyone received is jihad has one, democracy lost. now they watch putin dictate the terms and just next week in the opening ceremonies of the olympics you are going to see putin and xi standing side-by-side talking about a new world order. why should americans care? we shouldn't just stand by and allow the old soviet union to get put back together again and putin has stated since 2005 that the greatest tragedy of the 20th century was the demise of the soviet union and he intends to put it back together. he is doing it on obama and biden's watch and they challenge the united states side-by-side with china. >> harris: what do we do about this? a statement from the white house press secretary jen psaki today talking about the visit of the chancellor schultz of germany. germany and russia having that cozy relationship over the nord stream 2 pipeline for energy for germany. look, they need to decouple that right now. what do we do? do we put pressure on our allies and we'l

allowing the taliban to run the country and al qaeda and isis to rise. and these are the same people that are trying to kiss the ayatollah's ass. when nancy pelosi said she is going to run again for the house of representatives that is the best news i have heard as a. in a very long time. but very sad for the country. dr. the american people, if she runs, make sure you fire her as a speaker. >> sean: by the way, the way they are treating your fellow south carolinian, your fellow senator, tim staudt, is repulsive and he is up for running this year and i was told the people of south carolina, no offense, he is the real senior senator. but he is a great man and the things that have been said about him make me want to puke. it is repulsive in this day and age. i wanted to ask you one less question. joe biden is having and calling up higher state of preparedness for 8500 of our military, about the ukraine/russia crisis. i don't want to go to work with russia. it would be stupid to go to war with russia. but we can stand up against the invasion of an instant -

because of the biden administration, china is stronger, iran is stronger, radical islamic terrorism, taliban and isis are stronger. every foreign policy decision that this administration has made in less than a year now has proven to be disastrous. our adversaries have gotten stronger and u.s. national security posture has gotten weaker. that is not an opinion. that is what our intelligence is showing us. that's why you are seeing these things in the news. it's not a coincidence that china is more aggressive, that russia is more aggressive, that iran is more aggressive that the taliban is more aggressive. this has to do with leadership in the white house and has to do with joe biden and his foreign policy team that has failed the american people. that's why there's not a great feeling if this much damage can be done to national security in one year what can happen in the next three years? that is something that i get that question more than anything when i'm out in public. people are so concerned about the direction that we're going as our standing slips around the world and this issue with

taliban representatives target for the release of $10 billion frozen by the u.s. and other western countries as afghanistan faces a precarious humanitarian situation. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight. british prime minister abortion johnson says his government will remove coronavirus testing requirements for vaccinated people arriving in england. johnson says he wants to show that his country is open for business and for travelers. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hello from the other side ♪ ♪ >> bret: china has flown 49 war planes toward tehran. taiwan's air force scrambled own jets and tracked the people's liberation army planes on air defense systems. chinese by loss praying toward taiwan on near daily basis in the past year and a half. this happening over the weekend. wikileaks founder julian assange has won the first stage of his effort to overturn a british ruling opening the door for his extradition to the u.s. to stand trial on espionage charges. the high cour

i was going out every day risking my life, but it was not going to have any effect or slow the taliban down. watching the border pretoria patrol agent go out and risk his life everything today if they have policies that don't support that sacrifice, and i was one of the rebuttals was bogged down in the policy, yes, because the policy is undermining him. as far as jen psaki saying that these buses or plane loads of illegal immigrants are being sent to states around the country with all due respect, that's icing on the cake. that's a nonissue, because the true dishonor and a service is letting thousands of illegal immigrants across the border to begin with. they will take them wherever they want to go, the federal government does not even need to do that. so to stick on that as a denial, it's going against the border itself. >> harris: i had on kt mcfarland last hour, let's watch a little bit from her. >> the media is not covering joe biden unless they are covering up for joe biden and the administration has also just trying to pretend that there is nothing there. the american people are

you remember when joe proclaimed we had allcl the leverage over the taliban and he'd never abandoned any. americans. by the way,ndon it's been one hundred and sixty four days americans held hostaged in behind enemy lines. one hundred and sixty four in joe biden's world of sunshine. cotton candy, lollipop o rainbos ,chocolate ice cream. there's nothing to worry about. not afghanistan, not a 40 year high of inflation, no supply chain crisis, no workeror shortage, no border crisis, no covid c crisis. you know, think about it.on there are now ongoinge catastrophes at home and abroad. europe is on the cusp of. war . joe i biden is in a clothing boutique looking at a ladies blouse anyway with no other events on his schedule. none.no tonight i have a message.e whoever is really runninge the show at the white house, we the american people are not stupid now itit is now painfully obvious to everyone joe is not o fit to serve us presidents don't just d hang out at ice cream parlors and then call it in thet three o'clock afternoon. that is not normal. and of course by all accounts joe has never

have been left behind and now abandoned and hunted down by the taliban. critics say when the u.s. military abandoned the bag gram air base leaving the keys to the taliban it contributed to the decline of the afghan forces leading to the fall of kabul. many critics taking a shot at dr. anthony fauci for making the following prediction about the coronavirus in june. given the country as the whole the fact we have 50% of adults fully vaccinated, 62% of adults having received at least one dose as a nation i feel fairly certain you won't see the kind of surges we've seen in the past. senator rand paul hit back on dr. fauci saying he has been wrong in just about everything including testing. >> if you test everyone all the time for no symptoms it leads to lockdown. so really the shortage of tests is also a bad public policy saying let's test everyone. i think we should test people who are sick and i think we should quarantine the sick but not those who are not sick. >> southern border record number of illegal my grants, the most encounters on record. >> lucas t

the taliban took over in a flash and americans had until august 31 to get out. 13 died. >> we'll do everything in our power to get all americans out and our allies out. if there are american citizens left we'll stay until we get them all out. brian: that's a flat out lie. he didn't follow through. things have gone wrong with this administration. this year will they get more luck? will they get better outcomes with these policies? it's not likely. in 2021, and 2022. karl rove. you were a columnist at the "wall street journal." how much did you predict? >> i think i had 25 predictions and got 75% of them right. but when i got them wrong i got them way wrong. i predicted joe biden would govern as a traditional democrat but he went way out on the left wing of his party. on a bunch of them, on the ones i got wrong, that was the biggest one. i believed him. he said the biggest issue with the incumbent was messing up on covid and i will get it right and i'll be a normal president and normal democrat. but he hasn't been a normal president or normal democrat. >> brian: are we lessor more polarized. >>

in kabul the women with the taliban threatening them vote. i have people all the time. do you know your two u.s. senators? nobody is able to tell me. we need to say my god, we are the richest most powerful country in the world and the most violent. why are we held prisoner in our homes by all these creeps. it's the public's apathy. get off your ass and vote. judge jeanine: we take a look back at the best of justice temperature my exclusive investigation at the southern border next. judge jeanine: the border crisis is a topic i covered extensively over the years. let's look at when i traveled down to the southern border. we are in cochise county in arizona. we are going to go for a little walk and find out how protected we are from those who want to cross our border. >> show them your teeth. you can see we are coming to the end of the -- the 20-foot fence. going further there is virtually no fence. so for those people who think the border is protected by the fence virtual or otherwise. it's not. people can walk across the border from mexico into the united states. you ar

conference he had a good year, the best year, but who really had a good year were the terrorists, the taliban, and putin and xi jinping and kim jong-un. they are testing the united states, they saw what happened in afghanistan, they are moving aworld the world, you cannot point to anywhere in the world where u.s. posture has improved over the last year. it is the opposite, i think that is reflected in why the american people are so concerned about joe biden as president. trey: to another spot on the globe, you have an expertise in china, you developed it in the house and continued it. what is china doing with taiwan. what response if any can the u.s. have to this? it seems provocative to move fighter jets toward a country. >> starting in august. on the heals of in afghanistan. what did we see? we saw 150 incursions into taiwan's air identification defense zone by china, the most ever, 49 incursions in one day. not just with fighters but with bombers, that is -- would be a precursor to an invasion. i think. unfortunately we see folks like xi jinping, vladimir putin, and autocrats and dictators

in kabul the women with the taliban threatening them vote. i have people all the time. do you know your two u.s. senators? nobody is able to tell me. we need to say my god, we are the richest most powerful country in the world and the most violent. why are we held prisoner in our homes by all these creeps. it's the public's apathy. get off your ass and vote. judge jeanine: we take a look back at the best of justice temperature my exclusive investigation at the southern border next. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. judge jeanine: the border crisis is a topic i covered extensively over the years. let's look at when i traveled down to the southern border. we are in cochise county in arizona. we are going to go for a little walk and find out how protected we are from thos

so the taliban lied. the u.n. also saying that they found evidence of enforced disappearances and attack on advocates and journalists. john james jones "fox and friends" to make a special announcement. watch. >> i'm excited to announce i'm running for congress in michigan, the amazing tenth congressional treatment. there's a lot of work to do. the people, the hard working blue collar folks right here in the tenth congressional district can help get america back to where it needs to be. >> james throwing his hat back in the political ring after falling shy in two very close senate races. now he's running for congress. this shot going viral over the weekend. given the terms, most wanted to new meaning. the image of jonathan cahill firsted local police to disable comments on his mug shot after gaining admirerers. police say he breached the terms of his relief and has been recalled to prison. looks like a lot of people are searching for him. >> some women like the bad boy. >> i love how brian wanted to know, i did not

it is afghanistan which is a terrorist playground for the taliban and isis and al qaeda. violent crime affecting american cities and golfing them 16 cities have homicide rate that record numbers at this point. let's not talk about voting rights being the biggest threat. it's what they are failing at this point it is a will model for voting and democracy. and a federal takeover of elections from the states would be the very death of democracy. three weeks before the election that is the threat apparently. asking a voter for identification before entering the ballot box? has to much to ask? the associated press 300 for approve of requiring a photo id to vote. like the border kamala harris is disconnected from the american people why she is not the plan b but no way can this person be president if joe biden does not run. lisa: they are both terrible. we would play a list of the failures but we did not have time. thank you for joining us. we will be right back after the short break. thank you. now subaru is the largest automotive donor to make-a-wish and meals on wheels. and

united states could never hope to counter a magnificent china because we could not deal with the rag tag taliban, and saying that america cannot win wars any more, with regard to taiwan, when they invade that a i the island would fall within hours and u.s. will not come to help. mark: i am concerned. we remember general milley on his own accord, calls head of the communist chinese military to assure him, don't worry, if we attack i'll let you know. i have never heard of something like that. it is absolutely outrageous. and they had to take something away from that kind of an act, too. >> they did. first, i think that they started looking for a spy for america embedded in beijing, there were no indications that we were going to attack. so for milley to call up, he is basically telling chinese we have inside sources inside communist party, and i think they looked at that and saw disarray in the united states and their therefore, i think that take away that washington was so divided we were not in a position to oppose china's initiative, a lot of bad messages came out of that, that really hurt amer

we were able to be his eyes and ears and guide him to get around the taliban and check point. but it was a madhouse at the airfield. nasam had used the word pineapple as the password to gain entry with the guards. we were frantically yelling into the phone saying him to say pineapple, and he did. a few minutes later we got a picture of him on the other side of the wire and task force pineapple was born. then more names started coming into my inbox. i got own a phone with a couple of green berets and i asked them what do you guys want to do? it was overwhelming, let's keep going. we took the chat room that we were operating in for nasam and we renamed it task force pineapple. we set up some basic kind of operating rules which is that you are a shepherd, your job is to be the eyes and ears of the afghan family that you you are guiding. you had former green beret who would type in the room hey, my family is over at abbey gate. it's closed this marine would say all right well my family is at north gate. it just opened. let's get moving. got close they would hold the phone picture