dagen mcdowell. and clay travis. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she is like a moth drawn to bright lights, fox news contributor kat. and a federal crime for him to pop on a pogo stick. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: the story came out we are running out of amon. people not familiar with guns how much ammo do you need? you need a lot. because ammo makes better shooters for training purposes. >> and huge concern for the 8 million new gun owners who purchased weapons. you need to go to the range and learn how to shoot. where i come from, if you don't have a massive stockpile of ammo that's a pox to your family. saying the barbecue in brooklyn is awesome. they lock the door if that's the way you roll. calling up a friend asking for extra ammo they will tell you to campout in a tent in front of gun stores which is happening. >> greg: if i walked over to a neighbor with a cup and ask do you have any spare bullets? >> no, they don't have guns in west chester. they will set their alarm when they see

." >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> i am dagen mcdowell with austin, greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." 7 minutes into joe biden's presidency and the border is a disaster. video shows more illegal immigrants crammed into a room amid rising covid fears. we are getting staggering new numbers. 212,000 migrants were apprehended in july. breaking a 20 year record. the numbers went up every month since president biden was sworn in. the homeland security secretary mayorkas was at the border today trying to down play the situation. >> the situation at the border is one of the toughest challenges we face. we have seen surges in migration before. they are not new. >> while biden officials claim there is not a crisis, look at this texas judge who deals with the situation firsthand. >> we are all very, very frustrated. what people don't understand this is not just a border crisis. it's a national crisis. president biden failed the american people and failing us here on the border. we are battling a war against these refugees that are coming il

tweeted out, this is what weakness looks like, dagen mcdowell, your reaction. dagen: 12 marines killed yesterday and medic, a president who is not praying for them, a a president frustrated who is trying to get some answers about why this withdrawal was botched so epically. he said much yesterday and is setting america up or trying to tell us that essentially some americans will likely be left behind. also including potentially thousands of our afghan allies and our friends who stood by us who helped us, who fought along with us. he also when asked about the bagram air base, president biden said senior military advisers asked him. the president said altogether something different, general mark milley pointed out, we abandoned bagram because there was a cap put on the number of troops that biden wanted in the country so they were left with no choice. they had to make a decision between bagram or the airport in kabul, so, again, there's a lot of effort from this president to pass the blame along to other people but it is squarely on his shoulders. these deaths an

thanks for the wonderful dagen mcdowell, matt whitaker, kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with evil, evil shannon bream is next. i am greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. a lot going on. stick with us. chaos in afghanistan tonight as the taliban continues its brutal takeover. u.s. officials urging thousands of americans to evacuate immediately but sayings safe passage to the airport is not guaranteed. new images show the taliban finally breaking up p

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thanks to tom shillue, joey jones, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" is next. i am greg gutfeld. i love you, america.acacacacaca. that will do it. >> hello, everyone. it is 5:00 in new york city. so president biden is kicking o this scene and enjoying vacation . problems pile up at home and overseas. inflation is running rampant an gas prices in pretty much everything -- the disaster at the border is getting worse. and this setting new records an the

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, maria bartiromo will join us shortly, 6:00 a.m. eastern. president biden caved to the taliban announcing he will not extend the august 31st deadline to get americans out of afghanistan. plus a return to trump-era immigration policies. the supreme court reinstating the remain in mexico policy for migrants coming to the u.s. taking a look at markets, futures slightly higher. small gains across the board. investors waiting for the july durable goods order out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time this following record day on wall street, the s&p 500 notching its 50th record close of the year, the nasdaq closing above 15,000 for the very first time. a look at european markets, there's green overseas in england and france, the dax in germany slightly lower on the day. in asia overnight, a similar story, mixed markets there. gains in the kospi and to the korea in shanghai composite. mornings with maria live right now. maria: some of the top stories that we are watching this morning. time is running out as president biden announces he will not extend to augus

dagen mcdowell, your thoughts? dagen: governor desantis is trying to give parents' choice about whether they mask their children up and, in fact, the world health organization has said in the past that for children between the age of 5 and 11 under 5 children should not wear masks and between 5 and, i think, age 11 that learning and the psychology of the child needs to be taken into consideration, whether a child should be masked for hours a day, if you will. and the fact that joe biden is targeting ron desantis is just a sign of desperation that he can't take the president any responsibility for the chaos that he has created by his poor decision-making or lack thereof, so him going after desantis at such a vulnerable moment for the nation where like yesterday, we needed to hear from him. he was talking about covid boosters and said -- barely a word about afghanistan. his performance as commander in chief is shameful and trying to deflect to the governor of florida makes him look even weaker. maria: well, florida,

thanks to tom shillue, joey jones, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" is next. i am greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> had welcome to "fox news @ night." i am kevin corke in washington in for shannon bream tonight. breaking tonight: afghanistan crumbling as the taliban captures major cities, and critics are slamming president biden for being out of public view and spending the weekend at camp david. we will have a live report on the crisis in afghanistan where things stand. the fight over mass mandate is heating up as students head back

dagen mcdowell, good morning to you. want to get your thoughts on not just what's in the bill because they haven't read it yet, they just finalized the text, but more importantly, how nancy pelosi will not give up on tying this to the larger $5.5 trillion bill which they are selling as a $3.5 trillion bill. your thoughts. >> the republicans should hope that that $3.5/5.5 trillion beginning of new entitlements in the in this country doesn't go anywhere because the republicans, i've said this for months, they've gotten rolled on this. and those republicans in the senate who stood up and said, look, we're working across the aisle to spend more money, it's foolish. number one, the republicans in the senate did not get, it appears, anything in return. the democrats agree to no new tax hikes? nope. did they agree to not move forward with these new middle class entitlements? i'm talking about universal pre-k, childcare and family leave and the like, you're talking about an untold amount of spending for years and years to come.

dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo, tuesday, august 3 1. a look at your markets, one hour before the opening bell, futures to the downside losing steam pointing to a lower open, european markets also in the red, losses in england, france and germany in asia overnight different story there was green across the board. ida leaving a path of death and destruction in its wake cheryl casone has details cheryl. cheryl: that is right, dagen more than one million customers without electricity in louisiana, after this storm, utility providers doing their best to assess damage, energy companies surveying health of lines, oil rigs infrastructure scramble to resume operations 8% refineries shut down head of storm economic loss, going to fall between 70 billion and 80 billion dollars according to accuweather estimates at this point. tragedy in mississippi two people killed 10 injured as highway collapsed likely due to heavy rains from eyeda 7 vehicles into a hole 50 feet length 20 feet deep, five republican-run states under federal investigation for bann

dagen: good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell in fortran 80. it's monday, august 23, your top stories the chaos in kabul escalating with a shooting at the airport involving u.s. soldiers leaving one afghan officer dead and three others injured. president biden's approval rating falls and now the majority of americans no longer consider biting to be competent, focused or effective at his job. looking at markets, futures are climbing. stocks looking to rebound from a losing week after the federal reserve hinted it's a scaling back its easy money policies starting later this year. european markets are in the grain today with gains in england, france and germany. in asia, the nikkei is the best performer, up more than one and half percent. "mornings with maria" is live right now. some of the top stories we are following, the taliban warning there will be consequences if the u.s. tries to extend its troops withdraw deadline. cheryl casone has much more this monday morning. cheryl: good morning. tal get-- taliban spokesman called the august 31, deadl

dagen: good morning. i met dagen mcdowell in four maria bartiromo. monday, august the 30th with your top stories, tracking ida, the hurricane downgraded to a trouble storm after making landfall as a category four with at least one person killed and the city of new orleans without power. the latest all morning long. a tribute to our heroes, the 13 fallen service members received a dignified transfer after last week's bombing at the kabul airport, this is the biden administration targets isis-k members as joe biden again refuses to take questions on afghanistan. we have the latest. a look at markets with futures moving in the plaza side to start this week, after gains. s&p 500 and nasdaq meeting all-time highs friday. jay powell jackson hole speech using fears over the feds tapering. european markets are in the greenness monday with gains in england, france and germany. in asia, it was also great across the board. at "mornings with maria" leiva right now. to the crisis in afghanistan. u.s. intercepting five rockets targeting kabul's airport overnight.

maria: a maria: a big thank you to dagen mcdowell and james. thank you. have a great weekend, everybody. "varney & co." begins right now. take it away, stu. stuart: a good morning. just as president biden goes on vacation, his administration is hit with two crises. number one, afghanistan. overnight the taliban claim control of two big cities, herat and kandahar and they are threatening to take the capital as a plan to humiliate america by burning down our embassy in kabul on september 11. second crisis, the border, 200,000-- 212,000 since in july alone, five

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dagen mcdowell weigh in here. your thoughts? >> dagen: mark, when kamala harris is criticized, for example, you heard the ladies on the view like joy behar saying of course she's being criticized because she's a black woman but doesn't that then put the democrats in a pickle? if she continues to have popularity that is rock bottom, that she continues to show that she isn't a leader and a poor communicator, like her interview that she did with lester holt, the quick comment about i've i haven't been to europe either, but doesn't that put -- where democrats if they try to criticize her and prevent her from moving forward, trying to run for the nomination in three years or more, then they will have to deal with that. if you criticize this woman, then you're a mysoginist and a bigot. >> vice presidents in if the first six months of an administration usually don't get high profile assignments. they get to go to funerals. kamala harris has got to meet with world leaders, get a big issue. you can complain all you want about the press c

kayleigh mcenany, dagen mcdowell, fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus. in the center virtual seat, fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu, dr. marc siegel. well, kayleigh, when we talk politics we often will acknowledge that it so blood sport. and for a governor who we know has joked about the allegations against him and has made at least inferences that the stories were not true. albeit in accordance but he did not deny. he said he either didn't remember or he didn't mean so many of those things that made those women uncomfortable. the politics, though, is what he capitulated to. not the law. the politics. >> kayleigh: that's exactly right. what you just witnessed was the stunning downfall of the democrats' darling. this is someone who was floated as a presidential candidate potentially, someone whose name was mentioned. being better or superior to joe biden even at times. you witnessed his stunning downfall, you nailed it. it was because of politics. what we just watched his governor cuomo resigning, and democrats just passed that monstr

dagen mcdowell jump in here. dagen: the question that i have gotten just this morning at 3:0s it that uk and french rescues have happened and the american forces are essentially hold up just at the airport in kabul. i'm talking about the british government dispatch 300 elite troops and others to bring out 6,000uk nationals, the french president himself said his forces had rescued more than 200 people, why isn't the u.s. doing the same thing? >> yeah, i have to say i was a little bit disappointed when i heard secretary of defense say basically that our hands were tied and we can't do anything outside the gates. look, there's some risk involved and as with the french and british but i think that some risk is probably warranted in this case because we have the ability to go outside of those gates and we can negotiate with the taliban that they should stay out but we have the power to go take care of our people in the event that they don't do that. i wish we had been more aggressive in taking care of our people. mari

maria: talking about personnel, dagen mcdowell. when president biden announced he would withdraw by august 31st, we had 2500 troops on the ground. today, we have 7,000 troops on the ground. in terms of personnel, dagen. they closed bagram air force base on july 5th with all of those americans still on the ground. your reaction? dagen: just admit that it was a major foul-up on behalf of the biden administration and their withdrawal from afghanistan. again, creating one -- to use the incomparable jennifer griffin's words, one choke point in the kabul airport there. but this is -- it's always been more important for the biden administration to control language rather than control the actual chaos. and i know jesse watters talked about this on the five yesterday but remember the, oh, it's not chaos at the border, it's not a catastrophe, it's -- what was the word that she used? my mind's a blank. maria: challenge. dagen: a challenge, excuse me. maria: it was a challenge. dagen: so it's the same issue now that they going to -- she's goin

morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, august 3rd. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. uncovering the origins of covid-19, a new report from house republicans show it was accidentally leaked from a chinese lab. what we're learning about the lead-up to the outbreak in wuhan. taking a look at markets, futures are ticking higher this morning. we have gains across the board. triple digit gains on the dow futures. some mixed action in the markets yesterday, nasdaq moving up ever so slightly, weighed down markets mostly by growing uncertainty about the economic recovery. european markets are slightly higher today, gains in england, france and germany. in asia overnight, a different story. markets mostly lower. only the kospi in south korea finishing in the green. "mornings with maria" live right now. ♪ dagen: some of the top headlines we're watching this morning, masks are back for some retailers and restaurants. regardless of your vaccination status. cheryl casone has the details. good morning, cheryl. cheryl:

dagen mcdowell, this is -- this is pretty unbelievable and it's true that americans should be outraged by this. i was talking to newt gingrich about it and he wants to see -- he wants to see some bill out there talking about getting the taliban down from twitter. it's just outrageous that president trump and republicans are censored on twitter and yet you've got this taliban page run by the head of taliban on twitter just like you've got all of the propaganda accounts from the chinese communist party like the global times recommending the ccp bomb australia. all this stuff is on twitter every day. dagen: this is to be expected from twitter for a very long time twitter allowed content from isis used for recruitment purposes. i investigated this myself. there were videos all over twitter for a long time of beheadings and other atrocities by members of the islamic state so the fact that they would be more concerned about censoring articles true about hunter biden, the now president's son but they don't worry about propaganda from the taliban. question really quickly that you keep raising,

dagen: good morning. i'm dagan mcdowell. afghanistan has fallen, the taliban making a rapid advance on kabul throwing the city into cava-- chaos the u.s. embassy evacuating personnel with thousands of u.s. troops heading to the region. all of this with virtually no response from the white house who said last month a takeover of this magnitude was not possible. >> there is going to be no circumstance where you will see people lifted off the roof of a embassy of the united states from afghanistan. the likelihood was going to be the tally bad overrunning everything and that is highly unlikely. dagen: president biden meantime says he will address the nation quote in the coming days as he stays put it camp david and fox news reports white house press secretary has her out of office e-mail set up. she takes off the entire week amid the chaos. at the very latest all morning long ticket futures meantime pointing downward to start a new work with the losses across the board ahead of a busy week for retail earnings. last week margaret

dagen: good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, august 9th. your top stories, 7:00 a.m. eastern. down to the finish line, the $1.2 trillion infrastructure package clearing the final hurdles in the senate, paining the path for passage as early as tomorrow. what you need to know, ahead. meantime, a massive sophisticated drug tunnel found near the u.s./mexico border, this as we learn the cartels are encouraging migrants to take uber's and lyfts to cross into the united states. the very latest ahead. a look at markets, futures are mixed this monday morning, a slight gain on the nasdaq 100 futures, this comes off a green week for all three major market gauges, the dow and s&p 500 hitting new all-time highs on friday. european markets to the downside this monday morning, losses in england, france and germany. a little different story in asia overnight, mixed markets. the nikkei in japan closed for a holiday. "mornings with maria" live right now. some of the top stories we're watching this morning, embattled new york governor losing his top enforcer

i am dana perino with greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera and jesse watters. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ ♪ >> far left democrats accused of major hypocrisy. cori bush calling to defund the police but it comes with a big catch. the liberal lawmaker renewing her demand while defending having her own private security detail. >> i will have security because i have had attempts on my life. i have too much work to do. there are too many people that need help. if i end up spending $200,000, i get to be here to do the work. suck it up. defunding the police has to happen am we need to defund the police and put that money into social safety nets. we are trying to save lives. i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet. i have private security because the white supremacy and racist narrative. >> violent crime surges in liberal cities like atlanta, new york, l.a. and portland and philadelphia. i don't know how chicago did not make that list. greg, predictable contradiction? >> yes, this is like saying marijuan

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. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with dagen mcdowell, jesse watters, jessica tarlov, and dana perino. caving to the terror groups that do make demands that all u.s. troops to be out in a week trusting that the militants will fully cooperate with ongoing evacuations. >> the completion depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport. thus far the taliban have been taking steps to work with us so we can get our people out. >> there's a reality that the taliban is currently controlling large swaths of afghanistan. >> the taliban has made public and private commitments to provide an permit safe passage to americans and work with them. >> greg: reports from the ground show little desire for cooperation. antony blinken doing more damage control the day. >> there could be other americans in afghanistan who never enroll in the embassy, who ignored public evacuation notice and have not yet identified themselves to us. we also found that many people who contact us and identify themselves as american citizens including by filling out and submitting repatriation as

thanks to dagen mcdowell, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" next. i'm greg i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america! >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, impeachment proceedings against new york governor andrew cuomo heating up as he refuses to resign after a bombshell report where he sexually harassed 11 different women. late-breaking details plus janice reid relates to the attorney general's findings and what could come next for governor cuomo. backlash over vaccine passport seem to be required for indoor activities but will other cities follow suit and are you ready to show proof of vaccination the next time you decide to eat out? more people are abandoning people's big cities for the suburbs. what is driving the exit is? "fox news @ night" investigates. we begin tonight with a defined new york governor andrew cuomo refusing to resign despite calls from both side of the aisle. speak of the descriptions of the alleged abuse coming from women who are accusing new york governor andre

thanks to tom shillue, joey jones, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" is next. i am greg gutfeld. i love you, america.acacacacaca. that will do it. >> hello, everyone. it is 5:00 in new york city. so president biden is kicking o this scene and enjoying vacation . problems pile up at home and overseas. inflation is running rampant an gas prices in pretty much everything -- the disaster at the border is getting worse. and this setting new records an the press secretary said but he probably thinks about situation. [indiscernible] afghanistan is unraveling. the taliban has taken over. tray by the hour. the pentagon said that the grou is trying to isolate the capita of kabul. the city could fall as soon as tomorrow. this is the opposite of what th president said in july. >> there's going to be no circumstance you'll see people getting lifted off the roof of embassy of the united states from afghanistan. it is not at all common. the likelihood is there's going to be the taliban and overrunning everything and owning the home country. >> jess

i'm jesse waters with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president biden dodging the media just a few moments ago on the nightmare he created in half again stan. instead, the president sitting down with abc and claims he has no regrets on how things unfolded. >> we've always seen the pictures, the hundreds of people packed into a c-17. we've seen afghans -- >> that was five days ago. >> what did you think when you first saw the pictures? >> i thought we have to gain control of this. we have to move this more quickly. we have to move in a way in which we can take control of that airport. we did. >> sir, you don't think this could have been handled better in any way? no mistake? >> no. i don't think it could have been handled in a way -- we're going to go back in hindsight and look, but the idea that somehow there's a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing, i don't know how that happens. >> while biden says that, americans can't get out of afghanistan. the biden administration says they

thanks to tom shillue, joey jones, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" is next. i am greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> had welcome to "fox news @ night." i am kevin corke in washington in for shannon bream tonight. breaking tonight: afghanistan crumbling as the taliban captures major cities, and critics are slamming president biden for being out of public view and spending the weekend at camp david. we will have a live report on the crisis in afghanistan where things stand. the fight over mass mandate is heating up as students head back to school. we are hearing reports of a parent in california frustrated with the mask policy and his daughter's school assaulting a teacher. our panelist danny by live to break down the science of masking in schools. a murder mystery in atlanta remains unsolved tonight despite a $20,000 reward. who killed katie janice and her dog in piedmont park? we are covering the breaking news of a second murder in another park in atlanta. we begin with the mayhem in afghanistan and the american president who is

." >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> i am dagen mcdowell with austin, greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." 7 minutes into joe biden's presidency and the border is a disaster. video shows more illegal immigrants crammed into a room amid rising covid fears. we are getting staggerin

tonight, dagen mcdowell. travis, tyrus on the gutfeld show it's a good one. >> jesse: they are all good, greg. right, geraldo? >> geraldo: yesterday was my smart, strong, beautiful daughter sowell's sweet 16th birthday. she has her driver's permit. she asked and i allowed her to drive mom and dad allowed her to drive to the dinner mobile room downtown cleveland. >> greg: what did she drive? >> geraldo: i was petrified. >> greg: what car? >> geraldo: erika's land rover. >> not the bentley? >> maybe when she is 17. >> greg: put the bent in bentley. >> geraldo: it was so scary. she didn't hit anything. soul is going to be a great driver. >> jesse: all right, katie. >> katie: team u.s.a. shooting three golds, two silver and one bronze. gold in respective events. kailey browning won the silver. and lucas won the silver. madeline and ann and brian burrows won bronze. so, congratulations u.s.a. shooting. >> jesse: when you pose a medal you have to bite it that's a signature shot. why didn't they know that. >> dana:

kayleigh mcenany, dagen mcdowell, former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus in the center seat former cia chief of station, dan hoffman. right on time. the pentagon sending more than 3,000 troops back in to help evacuate our u.s. citizens and those with helped us throughout the two decades war. this happening weeks before it officially ended, the war. 35 days ago, president biden was dismissing the possibility of any of this happening. he scoffed at the idea that taliban could actually take over afghanistan. >> some vietnamese veterans see echoes of their experience in the withdrawer in afghanistan. you see any parallels between this withdrawal and what happened in vietnam with some people feeling -- >> none whatsoever, zero. yet entire brigades breaking through the gates of our embassy. six if i'm not mistaken. the taliban is not the north vietnamese army. they're not remotely comparable in terms of capabilities. there's going to be no circumstance where you will see people being lifted off the roof of an embassy of the united states from afghanistan. it is not at all comparab

." ♪ ♪ >> greg: , hello, greg gutfeld, along with dagen mcdowell, brian kilmeade, and dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ out of the gate to its another debate about another mandate, so how will it rate? who will meet their fate? and who will take the bait, who will advocate, who will acclimate, who will cause debate. president biden signaling a crackdown could be coming for states that don't follow his covid rules. that threat is the latest example in the fight over mandate splitting the country apart, dana. biden and florida governor ron desantis going after each other for days over mandates like wearing masks in schools. ron desantis says it should be up to the parents to decide, but now the president is looking at new ways to overrule states like florida. >> my concerns are deep, one of the things that i find a little disingenuous, when i suggested that people in zones where there is a high risk, where the masks like you are all are doing. i'm told that the government should get out of the way. >> do you want to intervene in states like texas and florida where they are banning masks ma

. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with dagen mcdowell, jesse watters, jessica tarlov, and dana perino. caving to the terror groups that do make demands that all u.s. troops to be out in a week trusting that the militants will fully cooperate with ongoing evacuations. >> the completion depends upon the taliban continuing to

i am dana perino with greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera and jesse watters. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ ♪ >> far left democrats accused of major hypocrisy. cori bush calling to defund the police but it comes with a big catch. the liberal lawmaker renewing her demand whileef

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fox business anchor dagen mcdowell and in the center of virtual seat, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo turrell. welcome to you all. leo, i would like to start with you. the governor's demise is in stark contrast to how he said back in 2018 that sexual assault allegations should be handled during the kavanaugh confirmation hearings. let's take a look and get your thoughts on the other side. >> it was a disrespect for women that this administration chronically exemplifies. after the me too movement, they did absolutely nothing relating to sexual harassment. to cheapen or ridicule the pain a woman suffers from a attack is disgusting. sexist and disgusting. >> leo: i'll tell you, this is really embarrassing. it's a classic example of rules for the not for me. there is no evidence against kavanaugh. there was nothing. yet you have cuomo out there pretending to be the white knight. overwhelming evidence on objective independent investigation that was done proving that cuomo had basically violated their rights, the civil rights of 11 women. i want to be very clear. governor cu

i'm jesse waters with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president biden dodging the media just a few moments ago on the nightmare he created in half again stan. instead, the president sitting down with abc and claims he has no regrets on how things unfolded. >> we've always

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maria: a big thank you to dagen mcdowell and monica i crowley. ladies, great to be with you this morning. "varney & co." begins right now. ashley webster in for stu, take it away. ashley: thank you. good morning, maria. indeed, i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. i stand what squarely by my decision, that's what president biden said in his first remarks following the devastating explosions in kabul that a killed 13 soldiers. at least 95 afghans were also killed making it the deadliest attack in more than a decade. we are going to have live reports from across the globe throughout the next three hours. and take a look at this image from yesterday's news conference. president biden clearly looking defeated. stuart has been asking the question, is the president up to the job? and we will continue to ask that question today. if now, let's take a look at the markets. yesterday snapping a five-day win streak, falling as news spread of those attacks in kabul. here's where we stand today, all the major markets, as you can see, up around a quarter o

a big thank you to dagen mcdowell. thank you. have a great day. thanks for being here. we will see you tomorrow. "varney & co." begins right now. take it away, stu. stuart: a good morning. looks like they have the trillion dollar infrastructure deal and investors like it. not a bad way to start monday morning. first the deal and by the way it still needs 60 votes in the senate to pass. 73 billion electric charging stations, 65 billion internet access, 50 billion clean water, getting rid of all-- 25 billion to airports, 66 billion railroads, 39 billion mass transit and 110 billion roads and bridges. one more thing, this deal has no new taxes. the dow jones rallying at least at the opening bell with the infrastructure deal appearing to be a plus. s&p 500 close to another high up about 18 at the open and the nasdaq doing well, close to half a percentage point at the opening bell. as for bitcoin, it went back above 40 grand over the weekend and has retreated to 39 and a small change as of now. if you were out and about over the weekend, you probably saw more masco wearing.

maria: a big thank you to dagen mcdowell and james. thank you. have a great weekend, everybody. "varney & co." begins right now. take it away, stu. stuart: a good morning. just as president biden goes on vacation, his administration is hit with two crises. number one, afghanistan. overnight the taliban claim control of two big cities, herat and kandahar and they are threatening to take the capital as a plan to humiliate america by burning down our embassy in kabul on september 11. second crisis, the border, 200,000-- 212,000 since in july alone, five times the number from last year end the secretary there yesterday at the border it was a staged affair, not i am migrated to be seen for his photo off, but it leaked tape from his closed-door meeting has him calling the migrant situation unsustainable, so what if anything will the administration do about it? we don't now. none of this has any impact on the markets as the dow jones and s&p closed at record highs again thursday. it's been straight up recently, s&p has not had a 5% pullback since october, of last year appeared this mor

dagen mcdowell, rob, great to be with you. have a great day. "varney & co." begins right now. take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. it's the financial report that sets the stage for interest rate stock prices, gold prices and even crypto, consumer prices and here's the story. inflation at the consumer level up 5.4% over the past year, that's the same at reading we last month. july's rate was up 0.5% from june, now that reading suggests a moderation of inflation when it talking month to month. federal reserve believes inflation will moderate soon. i want to point out that inflation at 5% wipes out the wage gains we have seen over the past year. let's get to the stock market that's been affected. stock prices started to move higher right after that report moderating inflation p right now, we see the dow jones up about 60, s&p up at seven and nasdaq up a 44 points. plenty of green as we approach the opening bell feared the yield on the 10 year treasury is at 1.35%. down a little, but a high level right there and gold, not much movement. in fact, the price of gold-- let's go to

mcdowell you can't disparage her in their world and that's the problem they don't feel empowered to say anything bad about her because of they may get canceled and it's better to be stupid than canceled in 2021. will: in fact they said that in the follow up click any type of negative must be attributed to misogyny and racism. joey mentioned something fascinating brought up trade school essentially have a purpose. figure out what your contribution to this world might be. joey and i talked a lot this week on the will cain podcast he had a line which i want to repeat which is responsibility is a power power. super power.you will hear aboutt that led to him losing his legs. really important why i encourage to you download forecast you hear joey's outlook on life. look i don't give gratuitous compliments and don't do it on tuition. it is fascinating. is he more than inspirational dude is he full of wisdom. lawrence: thank you for your service as always. >> i appreciate it, will. will: turning now to a few additional headlines a 13-year-old student is killed in a shooting at albuquerque m

data mcdowell, final word for the show. dagen: there's honor and dignity and pride in work and americans know that. maria: dagan mcdowell, john hilsenrath, always a pleasure and honor, have a great weekend, thank you for joining us. "varney and company" begins now. jackie deangelis at the wheel for stewart. >> good morning, everyone. here's what is happening this friday morning, 943,000 jobs added in july, the unemployment rate down 5.4% and marty walsh on the show. watching futures, not a huge reaction. we are watching bitcoin above the 30,000 mark. in washington the congressional budget budget office one of the bipartisan infrastructure legislation bill will lead $256 billion to the deficit over the next decade. lawmakers in new york are almost finished with their impeachment inquiry into governor andrew cuomo but a new report says cnn executive offered cuomo a leave of absence to advise his brother. a big show including tammy bruce, lawrence jones and the governor of alaska, mark dudley be. "varney and company" is about