only hours after yet another mass shooting in america. this one leaving five people dead, including two children. two children ages 5 and 9 years old. this happened in south carolina. the president is expected to announce a series of limited executive actions in the rose garden today. those include banning so-called ghost guns and barring stabilizing devices like the one used in the boulder mass shooting. >> and one more pivotal struggle on the white house agenda, preventing another coronavirus case surge. dr. anthony fauc

we invest today so these jobs will be here in america to tomorrow, so america can lead the world that has it's historically done. that's why i brought back scientists into the white house. we need to think -- look, do we think the rest of the world is waiting around? we're not going to make those kind of investments, the rest of the world is saying. take a look. do you think china is waiting around to invest in this digital infrastructure, or in research and development? i promise you, they are not waiting. but they're counting on america and democracy to be too slow, too limited, and too divided to keep pace. you've heard me say it before. i think this generation will be marked by the competition between democracies and autocracies, because the world is changing so rapidly. the autocrats are betting on democracy not generating the unity to make the decisions to get in that race. we can't afford to prove them right. we have to show the world, and much more importantly, we have to show ourselves that democracy works. , that we can come together on the big things. this is the united sta

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everywhere in america has a delta variant problem right now. look at the red and orange in the south, across the southeast, out to texas in the west through the plains here. this is the bulk of the problem right here. this is the bulk of the problem in the darker states right here. you see it elsewhere as well, the country is going through a problem right now, but regionally there are differences. if you want to look at covid cases, the seven-day average of new coronavirus infections, the averages as of yesterday shy of 99,000. one year ago, we were at 55,000. just remember the trajectories. a year ago here, dipped down, went up through the winter surge. remember where we are as we go through more. the daily case tracking well to back before june there. the red line is the seven day average. there are blips from day. mostly we use the seven-day average. you see the average. look at places where you see the daily case count jumping over the red line. it happens once or twice, it might be a blip. when it starts happening a lot that's when the lin

certainly his legal defense had echoed of america news as well. it was a master class in what aboutism. it can be mind numbing to watch and hear and maybe that's part of the point. let me bring in two reporters who consume a lot of this. "politico" national politics reporter who recently spend a day inside this information worm hole. her article is titled "i spent 11 hours inside the maga bubble." tell us about that. you spent an entire day watching them. turns out they're obsessed with show. they're obsessed with cancel culture. what did you hear? what did you learn watching a full day of "one america news". >> so there seems to be a desire to build an entire world around the idea of grievance culture, cancel culture, and they derive from there all sorts of ways that the left or the media are trying to cancel the right or whatever true americans believe. so it could come from this show. it could come from, jay, joe biden trying to create a gender equity commission. it could come from, oh, god, one of my favorites was when they suggested that marx

hands of america, grab life by the groupon. and grab an experience that grabs you. >>> in our politics lead, today the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol sent out a request for an enormous number of documents. the huge request includes records from donald trump's presidency and records pertaining to his grown children jared kushner and top white house aides? >> yeah, jake. this is a very wide-ranging list of demands. it targets eight different agencies including the doj, the fbi, and the national archives. and the archives here could be key since it has custody of all the presidential records from trump's time in office. so this committee wants records relating to january 6th and the 2020 election. now, that includes communications not only from top white house officials at the time like chief of staff mark meadows and white house counsel pat cipollone but also trump's family members. lawmakers want the call logs and schedules from january 6th from melania trump as well as the former

and the rest of america, this is no time to be despondent or let our guard down. we just need to finish the job with science, with facts, with the truth. together as americans we're going to be able to beat this. may god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. thank you. >> mr. president, mr. president. >> why do vaccinated people still need to mask up? >> mr. president, how long do you think it might be necessary to wear a mask, and at what point do you think people might have to have a booster shot? >> i said in my talk the booster shot is not needed now. it is possible that it will be needed later. i don't know. the science hasn't dictated that yet, and the first part of your question? >> how long do you think people might have to wear masks again? >> well, if you notice a lot of places people don't have to wear masks. let's get that straight. the places where people have gotten vaccinated where we have a high vaccination rate, people do not have to wear masks at all. like some of you who were with me yesterday when i was up in lehigh valley, didn't have

i think this represents the best of america. and i can't imagine this election without her presence, and i think the fact that she will be a tiebreaker in the senate only highlights just how important her role is. she's not just a first, but she's going to be crucial in terms of determining policy and what happens with the biden/harris agenda for the next four years. >> natasha, jeff, thank you both very much. great to talk to you. >> you bet. >> and we have some new reporting this morning on lawmakers discussing what the senate impeachment trial against president trump could look like. we are to understand, it's going to be quicker than some people thought. we'll tell you about it, next. ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new life for me ♪ is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. >>> deve

>> it's america. what i want to happen is somebody that stands up and represents all the principles of the republican party, somebody that can bring the republican party together and win elections. >> is that donald trump? >> whoever it may be. we'll see. >> former house speaker john boehner, thank you so much. again, funniest political memoir, most colorful i've ever read. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, a terrible loss and a call for change. stay with us. among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein,

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and the celebration showed the full rainbow potential of the america that we could become, the america that biden is committed to, but that america has to continue to stand up. >> it's really interesting you say that. we had la tasha brown on in our last hour. she's one of the black women from georgia who you reference who pounded the pavement to turn out the black vote. she caught covid in the process. she recovered, but she's received death threats. she's lost friends to covid. i mean, to your point, none of this happened just by luck or by accident. you know, democracy is sort of the result of action. and so what is the call to action today? >> well, look, you know, what i would say is that biden has to do a couple of things, and we have to help. on the one hand, you do have to deliver for the people who came out for you. and so the black voters matter. now black pain should matter. biden owes his success in the primary to african-american voters coming out. clyburn coming out for him early. black voters powered his successful election. and frankly, gave him georgia. so he has the s

this is america once again. mass shooting after mass shooting. dan simon joins us again this hour in boulder at the scene. dan, we're going to hear from police in a few minutes. have you heard anything more from witnesses there? >> we have not as of now, poppy. i can tell you though that police a little while ago removed the crime scene tape behind me. you can see some of the cars

america is too important. >> some things are too important. >> our democracy is too important. we didn't see that. now, you know, i'm still the hope and change guy. so my hope is that the tides will turn, but that does require each of us to -- to understand that this experiment in democracy is not self-executing. it doesn't happen just automatically. it happens because each successive generation says these values, and these truths we hold self-evident. this is important and we'll sacrifice for it and we'll stand up for it even when it's not politically convenient. >> we need to explain to each other who we are and where we are going. as somebody who has dedicated myself to story telling, that resonates with me, but i wonder, are we as a country still willing to listen to each other's stories? >> this is the biggest challenge we have is that we don't have the kinds of shared stories that we used to. there's always been a division along lines of race. we have 400 years of whites and blacks not being able to have shared experiences because of slavery and segregation and so forth,

>> it's america. what i want to happen is somebody that stands up and represents all the principles of the republican party. somebody that can bring the republican party together and win elections. >> is that donald trump? >> whoever it may be, we'll see. >> former house speaker john boehner, thank you so much. again, funniest political memoir, most colorful i've ever read. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, a terrible loss and a call for change. stay with us. [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. this is a gamechanger, who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our softest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected, and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've create

a recipe for disaster in america. the white house says one major reason for the problem is misinformation. and social media platforms that aren't doing enough to stop it. joe johns joining

let's begin with cardinal wilton gregory, america's first black cardinal, and he spoke at the memorial on the national mall led by president biden in january. cardinal, thank you for joining me. how do you try to console those who have lost loved ones? >> well, jake, one of things that i've discovered as a priest is that in the face of death and suffering and illness, words are inadequate. there's not really a lot of things that you can say other than saying i'm with you. i consider it a privilege to share in your sorrow, and i assure you of my whole-hearted affection and support. words don't come easy because we're facing the great mystery of death. and none of us have found the words that will completely alleviate the pain and the suffering that people experience. >> and beyond that suffering, there is of course the fact that we're all going through this right now at a time when we can't come together. we can't hug friends and loved ones. for many people, it seems like a hopeless time. what do you say to those people? >> well, first of all, what this pandemic has done, it's increased

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there is a difference in america, america's foundation has been shaken and it's scary. even if joe biden -- you have states now talking about we still need to go certify and audit. it's over. >> the arizona audit confirmed that biden won the election. >> by more points than before. but the reality is -- >> is that a plausible scenario, alice, do you think? >> no, that's not going to happen. >> i didn't want to believe that january 6th would happen, but look what happened. >> the republican party realizes we need to unite behind the fact that we have free and fair elections. there are certain states that are taking an opposing view. but republicans are rallying behind the idea that we have the policies on our side. there are so many areas with the current administration, afghanistan, the border, the jobs report. so many areas we can focus on, and january 6th, for many of us, we realize that's a core part of the republican party, donald trump's base relies behind that but we understand we have to grow. >> not everybody understands it -- >> you have a lot of marjorie taylo

. >> she turned to america and why shouldn't she and why wouldn't she, because in america, diana was adored. >> chicagoans can hard ly contan their excitement. >> she went to luncheons to raise money for breast cancer research. she did tours of the city. it was like the earliest days of di mania. >> her power is phenomenal. there are so many people who will pay top dollar to sit in the top room. >> even those in the $50,000 benefactor's package have all been snapped up. >> ladies and gentlemen, will you please stand for the princess of wales. >> diana really loved america. she loved the people. she loved all the personalities. he came into waktcontact with all at the event. >> chef being up undated with offers from big american corporations to be the face of this and the face of that. a perfume contract was waved under her nose. she would have nothing to do with it. she was quite clear she was not falling to a trap where she could be some rich man's property. >> she wanted to prove herself as a human being for who she was as opposed to what she represented. >> breakfast at the white

>> because i think what america says matters. the what we say we're going to do and the context in which we sayy that we're going to do it we do it unless something exceptional changes. there are additional american citizens. there are additional green cardholders. there are additional personnel of our allies. there are additional siv cardholders. there are additional afghans that have helped us and there are additional groups of individuals that have been -- that have contacted us from women's groups to ngos and others who have expressly indicate that had they want to get out and have gathered in certain circumstances in groups, on buses and other means. that still presents the opportunity for the next several days between now and the 31st to be able to get them out and our military and i believe to the extent that we can do that knowing the threat, knowing that we may very well have another attack. the military has concluded that that's what we should do. i think they are right. i think they are correct and after that we're goi

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though he did try to tie this back to his agenda on capitol hill saying that america has great workers, great employers but they risk losing their competitive edge if they don't get those bills passed in his view. >> so manu, with the president joking that putting two democrats in a room would result in one of them killing the other, and there is some october 31st self-imposed deadline, does it seem realistic there is going to be a deal. >> reporter: it seems unrealistic because they are so far apart. not just on the price tag. joe manchin is still at $1.5 trillion even though he flirted earlier this week about going up to 1.9 to $2.2 trillion which is what joe biden's number. but the progressives want it closer to $3 trillion. and then all of the policy details, climate change and health care and the education and the eligible issues and how it works the tax rates, those are sim ply not resolved and october 1st highway money would expire to force members to cut a deal. but jake they could potentially have their backs against the wall kick the can down the road again and then run up in

not america, but the world, people need to wake up, right, and get to know and love each other. that's the idea behind wokeness. so if you have any idea, inc.ling, you want to be a christian, you want to live up to religious teachings or doctrines, then you need to be awake. sometimes that means being woke. but it also means, what? forgiving people. allowing them to be human. that's what jesus did. that's what the bible teaches us. >> i love that. >> that's a sermon. and let the church say -- let the new day say amen. >> amen. >> i needed that today. thank you, don. thank you. >> you can watch, if you don't have enough of don in the morning, he's going to be back here tomorrow and friday with us here on "new day" bright and early. you don't see that. you can see him at 10:00 p.m. tonight on don lemon tonight. >> tip your co-anchor. >>> all right, up next, the capitol riot suspect using "schindler's list" so ask a judge for leniency. >>> and britney spears, what she tells a judge to regain control of her life. ♪ to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested

i became an american because america is of value. america is ethic. america is dignity. america is generosity. this is not what america is. let me -- allow me to, to, to pass my message to the entire world, specifically to afghans and those who supported the u.s. troops in afghanistan. our foundation fathers did not let us handle our national and international issues like that. this is not what america is. all those afghan allies that supported and worked with the u.s. troops and know that we are working to convince the concern authority to bring you safely with the most proper, professional and respectful manner, rescue your life from there and bring you to america. america is beautiful. america is not the way that you have been faced with. america means ethics. know that you were the ears, the eyes and the heart of american troops in afghanistan. american troops would have been deaf, blind if you were not there. american troops left their ears, their eyes and their hearts in afghanistan. they are working -- it's very, very personal for me that i have been injured, dead

america saw it. the senate was under attack. we know what happened. and i think we could conduct our trial in a very truncated but efficient and ultimately conclusive way. so the american people know that justice was done. >> okay. as you know president biden and others want to have a two-track plan here. consider at least the president's nominees in the morning, do a trial in the afternoon. many republicans have pushed back on that. is there any agreement emerging for a two-track plan or will it have to be trial first and other business later? >> well, i know that leader schumer is talking to mitch mcconnell about a schedule. my hope is that we could reach an agreement on that because it is important for us to discharge our constitutional obligation to conduct this impeachment trial. but we also have to confirm the cabinet nominees of joe biden and pass the big, bold legislative agenda that joe biden addressed the nation yesterday and challenged us to respond to these multiple crises that we are facing. so i think we have to do it all. i think we can

looking back, as president, did you tell the story of race in america enough, do you think? >> well, look, i tried. i think a told a lot of stories. you take a look at the speeches i gave in selma and the speech i gave during the campaign about robin wright and that whole episode. each and every time i tried to describe why it is that we are still not fully reconciled with our history. but the fact is that it is a hard thing to hear. it's hard for the majority in this country, white americans, to recognize that, look, you can be proud of this country and its traditions and its history and our forefathers, and yet it is also true that this terrible stuff happened and that, you know, the vestiges of that linger and continue. and the truth is, is that when i tried to tell that story, oftentimes my political opponents would deliberately not only block out that story but try to exploit it for their own political gain. you know, i tell the story in the book about the situation where skip gates, a harvard professor who is trying to get into his own house, gets arrested, and i'm ask

later today the first female vice president, kamala harris, will swear in america's first female treasury secretary janet yellen. lawmakers confirmed yellen as treasury secretary on monday. also today, president biden will deliver remarks outlining his racial equity agenda. this comes as he looks to tackle the covid-19 pandemic head on and looks to raise the bar on vaccinations. cnn's kaitlyn collins has more on that. >> reporter: president joe biden now predicting every american who wants a vaccine can get one by this spring. >> i think we'll be able to do that this spring and it's going to be a logistical challenge that exceeds anything we've ever tried. >> reporter: that comes after they make a prediction. in his first press conference, biden raised his goal of 1 million covid vaccinations per day after experts said that threshold was reached last week. >> i think with the dpras of god and the goodwill of the neighbor and the crick not rising we may be able to get that to 1.5 million a day rather than 1 million a day. >> reporter: biden estimated it could take weeks to get a coronaviru

and south america are where most of these hacks come from, and the u.s. listed cyber attacks on russia, and russia came back with 45 attacks and did not specific what they were, and that came from the u.s. whatever the disinformation artists, putin giving his skewed and sometimes counter factual description of those issues, which does not bode well for finding a good agreement on those issues. finally, i would just say, he's a troll on some of these issues, and as you noted anytime he was challenged today on human rights, what about the problems in your country? what about the problems of racial protests, et cetera, and rather than mentioning alexei navalny's name, for instance. >> he said look how many americans protesting january 6th were arrested and will spend 20 years in jail, and we are watching and listening. >> something interesting he said that i don't believe he said before on the subject of alexei navalny, without ever mentioning his name, and he accused navalny of deliberately breaking the law, not just inadvertently breaking the law by being

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and frankly, ana, we're seeing businesses, corporate america take swifter action against this president than we're seeing from the house or the senate or the cabinet. >> after this news has the trump campaign responded? >> the trump campaign has not responded. the trump campaign has had no immediate response. of course the different platforms they can use to respond are rapidly dwindling. the president is isolated, shrinking hour by hour as all these companies cut him off. >> okay, brian stelter, thank you for bringing us that breaking news. that's going to do it for me time. i really appreciate you joining me this weekend. thank you for being with me. a special live weekend edition of the situation room with wolf blitzer is next. have a great night. (customer) hi? (burke) happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) hmm,

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. >> reporter: well, christi, as houston and texas and america wakes up to this sheer size of this tragedy last night, we're hearing from more and more people. just in the last hour the organizers of the that world festival released a statement, our hearts are with the after world festival family, especially those we lost and their loved ones. we're focused on supporting local officials however we can. in w this in mind, the festival will no longer be held on saturday. so an announcement from the officials there that that first night of the festival went so badly they're not going to have a second night. which seems like a good idea after we're learning about what happened last night. the and the mayor tweeted now to thank police and other agencies that responded to clear up the tragedy. earlier on cnn, the fire chief in houston spoke about just what happened and what they know so far. >> we don't know what sparked that crowd surge. we do know that we had about 50,000 people that attended this venue and it was an outdoor concert event and the crowd began to push and surge toward the front

will america become a democracy? at the end of the day, regardless of what political party is in office, my rights as a citizen should be protected because i vote, i should not be pun ished. because other organized criminalize handing out water and snacks to older people that we saw in line. some of them were in line for two, three, four hours. so it is criminal, what is happening. >> or longer. or longer! let me ask you this. i'm glad you bring that up. you look at the optics of this, you're right. we put it side by side. it is really bad optics for republicans. you have the picture of this, being very proud about it. holding press conferences, at least tweeting the picture out. and then not allowing a black woman in. there are charges of voter suppression. it is the picture, the quint essential picture of what's going. on here's what i'm wondering. if you look at the optics, if democrats will strategize, can you imagine putting older people in line in the vein of rosa parks, people trying to give they will food and

state of america. >>> today on the show, a report card on america. as the country celebrates its 245th birthday, we take stock of how the nation is fairing. we'll start with the state of

in america. $99 billion it cost the taxpayers of america. it represents a blinking red code out there for our nation. vice president harris and i look forward to having a formal signing ceremony for this bipartisan infrastructure soon because -- i'm not doing it this weekend because i want people who worked so hard to get this done, democrats and republicans, to be here when we sign it. but we're looking more forward to having shovels in the ground, to begin rebuilding america. and for all of you at home who feel left behind and forgotten in an economy that's changing so rapidly, this bill is for you. the vast majority of the thousands of jobs that will be created don't require a college degree. they'll be jobs in every part of the country, red states, blue states, cities, small towns, rural communities, travel communities. this is a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america and it's long overdue. i'm also proud that the house took a big step toward -- forward to pass my build back better act, which for the week of november 15th they're going

in america. as a nation, we can't accept such a cruel fate. we've been fighting this pandemic for so long. we have to resist becoming numb to the sorrow. we have to resist viewing each life as a statistic or a blur or on the news. we must do so to honor the dead, but equally important care for the living, those they left behind. for the loved ones left behind. i know all too well -- i know what it's like to not be there when it happens. i know what it's like when you are there holding their hands as you look in their eye and they slip away. that black hole in your chest, you feel like you're being sucked into it. the survivor's remorse, the anger. the questions of faith in your soul. for some of you it's been a year, a month, a week, a day, even an hour. i know that when you stare at that empty chair around the kitchen table, it brings it all back no matter how long ago it happened, as if it just happened that moment you're looking at that empty chair. the birthdays, the anniversaries, the holida

nobody in america cares what chuck schumer said blasting the republicans. but the republicans heard it and manchin heard it so whether you try to negotiate you know this. you have been in negotiations whether setting a house or car why when somebody is carried away and nasty it is more difficult. chuck, i know chuck schumer. he should have restrained himself and probably frustrated but a mistake to do it. he'll recover from that. >> thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. thank you. >>> breaking news, up next new details in the gabby petito investigation. authorities now say brian laundrie was under surveillance before he disappeared. but police never spoke with him about the missing fiancee. men dt to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he does. it really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she driv

lot of violence but it wasn't a terrorist attack, not 9/11, not the worst thing that ever happened to america. it's not an insurrection. >> fbi will infiltrate groups whether it's the mob or al qaeda and try to be one of them and unwind a pot before it takes place. >> right. >> do you think maybe perhaps and you don't want to give away your theories that you find indications that the fbi was possibly pushing for this invasion? >> here to discuss cnn media analyst bill carter and npr media correspondent david full canflick. david, to learn that these messages were flying during the attack and yet the message now and right after on fox news about the attack have been so, so different, even after last night's contempt involvement this is what we saw when mark meadows joined sean hannity for an interview, listen. >> this is about donald trump and about actually going after him once again, continuing to go after donald trump. there's never been an intent on my part. i've tried to share non-privileged information, but truly the -- the executive privilege that donald trump has claimed is his to waiv

this is about united states of america. keep your country safe. >> reporter: that doctor also said that vaccination is one of the most important things you can do as well as wearing a mask. that said, this morning governor ron desantis doubled down, saying there will be no future lockdowns or any mask mandates, again, in one of the states with the highest case numbers right now. >> thank you very much for that information. >>> as cases go up, some are trying to tamp down the virus. los angeles county, the nation's most populace, just mandated masks this weekend. not all city officials are on board. council members from torrance, el segundo wrote letters. this most recent order l drive people away from the vaccine. joining me is councilman tony wu of west covina, c alifornia. >> the cdc wanted the entire country to get vaccinated. we have my city west covina almost 80% vaccinated. we continue to promote vaccination and we even have two locations to help people to get vaccination. we want to say, hey, if you do this, you're f

. >> historic day in america, unprecedented times. the house voting to impeach president trump again, this time for inciting the deadly insurrection on capitol hill. ten republicans joining democrats voting in favor. today's action will not force him from office. senator mitch mcconnell said trump will not face trial in the remainder of his term. biden calling on the senate to hold the impeachment trial and at the same time working on the other urgent business of the nation. speaking out against political extremists and domestic terrorists who were incited to this violence by president trump. it indicates the riot was not a protest spiraling out of control but a planned attack. gents, good evening. john harwood, impeached twice, isolated, lame duck. it is hard to believe, but the president's problems might get even worse for him. >> my gosh, don. his problems are just getting started. look, he has got a fragile psyche despite all of the bluster and bravado. he will have to live with the embarrassment and shame being regarded as the wo

the threat to people who help america is a very scary aspect of this exit. you're going to hear tonight from a hero, afghan interpreter. he worked with our military and is very scared for his family who are still stuck there. you will hear from him, what happens to people like him and his family. listen to what he says he was told by americans when they asked him to work for them. if you're worried about failure, if america's word means nothing, if with the region and the world watching, you leave people to be dealt with by the taliban, that is failure. we're also not just going to play on the do it, do it, do it, how? we're going to look at what it takes to get this done. we have one of the people behind this iconic photo of the kabul exodus. there's a story behind this photo you haven't heard yet. you'll hear it tonight. i know it's about blame, failure, not a failure, biden this. there's plenty to go around. okay? this happened on the watches of four u.s. presidents. all of them told you or suggested or implied we were trying to make afghanistan a better

to do this as long as it takes to ensure that we get 'em settled here back in the united states of america. i am really proud of the soldiers, sailor, airmen and marines. coasties. i have got coasties working here for us. guardians. you name it. we're working very hard. every time i look 'em in the eye and i talk to them, you cannot imagine how proud and privileged they are to support this mission. and they tell me that all the time when i have been out on circulation. i feel the exact same way and we look forward to continuing to make this a successful operation. so thanks for letting me tell the story. >> general, appreciate your time this afternoon. >> okay. i got time to take a few on my own. >> just two quick things i think popped up on social media in the past hour or so. firstly, have the taliban entered or taken control of any parts of the military section that you are aware of? >> the taliban are not in control of any part of hamid karzai international airport. i saw that report, too. it's false. they are not in charge of any of the gates. they are not in charge of any of the airp

our democracy will continue and we'll continue to be the united states of america and lead the world in freedom and democracy and stability as we always have. >> and i want your reaction to something that senator rand paul said on fox last night criticizing the military presence in d.c. there. >> you know government, they underreacts or overreacts. so too little security last wee militarized zone and checking congressman to see if they have a sharp pencil? yes, we have to resist this. >> what does that mean and what is your reaction? >> well, there is an overreaction and it deserves an overreaction. five people died last week including four of president trump's own followers and a law enforcement officer. so this is surely something not to underestimate. so an overreaction would be appropriate in this case. now, is this going to be a permanent overreaction? that is something that i would be critical as well. at some point we need to tone it down, we need to have very good security to ensure that every visitor and staffer is safe in our capitol and on capitol hill to conduct governmen

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