until california gubernatorial recall election. president biden iss expected to campaign with gavin newsom next week. biden's visit will follow vice president kamala harris which happened this week. that does it for us on fox business. i'll be here all week i hope you can come back and enjoy us. "the evening edit" starts right now. >> good evening, everybody we begin with a scandal in afghanistan the biden administration claiming it as a enormous leverage over the taliban but what about the american still stranded there. secretary of state anthony blinken under tremendous fire denying the taliban is blocking americans from leaving. at the same time theho white hoe says there is no rush to recognize the taliban government. now senator lindsey graham is predicting the united states

will have to go back in to stop terrorist threats. joining me tonight former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland, former white house council of economic advisers kevin hassett, sean duffy, greg murphy from house education and labor the hills kristin tate and former acting ice director ron vitello. here at home biden t trying to shift the focus to domestic policies but with an in to unemployment benefits with more than 7 million americans will it spark employersha desperate to fill the 10 million vacant jobs nationwide. september looking like a rough month for democrats, progressive and moderates at odds over the biggest issues of the yearng including the giant infrastructure spending bill and also talks of adding more deficit to the supreme court.

also in chicago and seattle backlash by the city's biggest unions over vaccine mandates for workers some even walking off the job, to the border where a new migrant caravan is working its way to the border of med reports that the biden administration of trump era programs for asylum-seekers. i am jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. >> we begin tonight with ongoing crisis in afghanistan. the state department receiving criticism withholding evacuation flights from afghanistan will reportedly for the rescue of some americans. this is abided in administration claims the u.s. had an warmest leverage over the top abandoned but with about 100 l americans

said to be still stranded and unable to evacuate many are now questioning how many influence the united states really does have here edward lawrence at the white house. >> the a administration acknowledging there are six planes in a smaller airport in american allies on board those planes. the taliban refusing to vote the plane take off in a memo by fox news caught dom the state department allowing those planes to land. the secretary of state sayss he was told by the taliban not having the right paperwork on board and he also said the state department has been in contact with the taliban in the last 24 hours they will have people with travel documents freely depart and we were open to that. the international community is watching to see if the taliban will live up to their

commitments. we believe the number of those that have american citizenship, many dual nationals who remain in afghanistan is somewhere around 100. >> the american citizens does not include the allies of the u.s. and over the past 20 years with the taliban, the white house says that the u.s. hasts leverage over the taliban because it wants to be formally recognized as a country and secretary jen psaki add there is no hurry and it'll be based on action retired kellogg says the taliban has no leverage anymore. >> we have no leverage. basically in the middle of the night they moved forward. when we need helpe on leverage you talk about diplomatic leverage, we don't have an embassy there they've severed relations with us and they don't really need us.

on the money front of watchdog group saying they're getting more money with taxation as the trade goes back and forth with iran in their buying oil from the irradiance opening up their market. jackie: edward lawrence thank you so much for that, joining to discuss former deputy national securityty advisor kt mcfarland, good evening to you and always great to see you. were talking about afghanistan as we left the country and i have the taliban, terrorist trying to form a government here. and you have anthony blinken saying if they want to live up to their obligation. it's really staggering to watch this unfold and the u.s. reaction to it. your. thoughts? >> the more the secretary of state the more he looks like a puppy. we left afghanistan we have no diplomatic presence or we have leverage ever willing to use it but the leverage does not consist of worrying about the international community and what they're going to think of the

taliban do you really think the taliban leaders care about going to cocktail party at the un, they don't care about the international community and getting scolded by the secretary of state, they just defeated in their minds a great empire one of the greatest empires in the history of the world the united states. i think it's all reliant onn their goodwill, they told us they were going to let those americans out, get real. the only americans that are getting out at this point are the people that were rescued by private americans, former nsspecial forces who were goingn and getting americans and bringing them out. >> you have the u.s. government trying tory block that and just add some context to the reasoning behind it, what they say is the private flights are not good to take these people out because they could harbor terrorist that we cannot control on theseheho is not flights. however, during the period evacuation leading up to when the united states actually

withdrew, we don't know who was on those flights this has become a grand mess. >> i'm not buying this excuse. the other government has biometric data on the afghans who were helping the united states whoho were working for te americans pray that's how they got their id card to get onto the american at ball groom airport. but what happened when we left, was seized byy the taliban because we left it behind. i'm not buying this that we don't know who is going to which americans are there in which afghans are there, why don't you check your own, amazon could've figured this out. the state department can't? >> that's a very good point that you make in the state department says were communicating with all of them and we are communicating and working with the taliban to get them out. when t i hear working with the taliban and i feel for those people who were on the ground who essentially you could say our hostages at this point these

are people that want to leave and not allowed to leaveve the country were in it. were were defined he would a hostage necessarily is but i want to move on to this you lincoln testifying on the hill and i'm wondering if you t think anybody is going to hold his feet to the fire and if they do if you will dodge the question. >> is very good at dodging the questions i'm sure he'll dodge whatever questions he gets. here's the other thing divided administration figured they were going to get away with this they didn't figure it would be this bad or the fiasco it's turned out to be but even so they figured there's no reporters left inn afghanistan whatever happens next is not going to be reported in the international community. now what they're seeing is there poll numbers are dropping in their popularity and that's why they got to the point that they're taking credit for stuff they did not even do. jackie: i want you to watch the soundbite, he talked about how

basically he cannot turn the page on this. listen. >> divided administration would like to turn the page away from this story and focus on other things, i don't think the story will let them do that the media to some extent will comply and focus less on a afghanistan but the afghanistan is like a time bomb over there. this is overwhelmingly largely on biden and they cannot fire him and if this gets worse politically he might feel the need to get rid ofs some of thee people and be seen as turning over a new leaf but so far he has stubbornly clung as peter doocy just reported that this was a great success. i don't think the public agrees and i don't think it's likely to start a green anytime soon. jackie: a quick we action to

that. >> is not going to go away americans will be left there and there will be hostages and even if he gets away with this when he won't get away with the next one which will be china going after taiwan what will biden's response be the chinese assume he will just roll over. jackie: great to see you, thank you so much for your time. biden trying to shift focus to domestic policies. but within into unemployment benefits with more than 7 million americans will it finally spark employers desperately to fill the 10 million vacant jobs nationwide. economicev advisor kevin hassett reason when we come back. >> i don't really know what the biden plan is, get government out of the way, let the labor market work and will all be better off, then you and i have to talk about this disastrous task and spend and regulating plan that is coming down the road which i think is damaging. the whole future outlook for the

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they're puzzled that there's not much labor surprised or supply of goods and what happens when supply cannot keep up with demandp is prices take off. right now were looking at the highest inflation since the early 1980s and will probably go above those peaks and the next six months because were pushing all ofem the cash to fed demand but were doing everything that we can tosu attack supply into foolish economic policy and not the level of foolishness of afghanistan but it's really easy to predict what is happening when you do that mismatch. jackie: on the point of inflation were feeling at the pump at the grocery store when we go out to eat and to buy things at the store, clothing et cetera. there administration is also a niche transitory i don't think is transitory. >> your exactly right, here's the way you think about it one of the reasons why people aren't going back to work is that prices are going up faster than wages. real wages are declining by as

much adjusted for inflation inasmuch going back decades with real wages declining people are staying out of the labor force and employers are going to have to jack up wages to get people to come out and workdm small business administration or nfib found 91%% cannot hire people because that's they cannot find candidates. they will have to jack up wages paid when wages go up the firms will have to raise their prices or they will go out of business. it's a wagee price spiral just like we saw in the 70s. the idea that this is in temporary is economically indefensible. jackie: it all be up to them to decide to expand some of these benefits if they feel that people need the help, how likely do you think that the states would exercise the option and the third leg of that question would be what does that do to the labor problem that were talking about. >> what's going to happen you're gonna see two different worlds a blue world and a red world and

guide america the economy will be booming and unemployment rate will head back to where it was before covid started and in blue america they will pay people not to work and taxing the rest of us americans all around the country to finance failed states. it's likely there will be cases that continue rich subsidies for people not to work but those places will be places that have bad economies and don't have the tax revenue that they expected and so on so as bad as the bailouts have been this year but if these policies continue there will be more of that or more demand next year. jackie: a final question about the psychological shift that we see in thehe workforce as well. so many people working remotely and doing it longer if we had urge people to go back to work at a certain point and deal with the virus when we have the vaccine. maybe we will be in a different vote but this is gone on and people don't want to work the way they they used to and they don't want to go back for the wages that they used to receive. >> that is really been the

number one you hit the nail on the head the number one economic factor of this year that people aren't getting off the sidelines people are not going back to work the labor force participation is flat it is not moving up which is what we would've expected as people got vaccinated. without more workers is going to be hard to get output and without more output than the extra cash that we put in people's pockets with federal subsidies is going to drive prices higher. it's really the scariest and most negative looking economy since jimmy carter's 70s. >> i asked the labor secretary about the labor participation rate if it would go up and he essentially told me he could not forecast that. not a good sign. great to see you tonight. >> it went up a lot under president trump because we cut taxes and deregulated. jackie: it sure did, on a point was that a 50 year low. we remember. up next september looking like a

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biden's liberal domestic policy agenda in danger of major deadlines in washington. fox news congressional correspondent chadt pergram with the latest. >> september is a mega month for democrats. here is a daca democrats want to pass a social spending plan and the infrastructure bill by september 30. president biden toured the northeast to see areas ravished by a post-tropical ida and mr. biden use the storm to push for passage of the infrastructure bill. >> these things will be able to fix permanently with infrastructure. >> how will you get them to agree on it. >> the son is going to come out tomorrow. >> some gop members will support the infrastructure package but not the $3.5 trillion social plan read they view their opposition is good politics back home. >> today is national democratic

party in this three and half trillion dollar bill is their signature event. >> democrats can only lose three members in the house and none in the senate to approve these bills but the afghanistan debacle sat the capital, his approval rating dipped below 50%. >> the problem is one to drop under 50% no one is afraid of you people within the party are emboldened to take you one and they disagree c with you and tarter to exert control over the party. >> sometimes a crisis actually helps. democrats know down deep that they can't hand the president a loss on his domestic agenda. we will get details on the big spending bill thursday and friday and that's when the ways and means committee preps a bill. one area of contention whether to include hearing, vision and dental coverage under medicare. that will be expensive.

jackie: chad pergram, thank you so much for that, former wisconsin congressman and fox news contributor sean duffy. always great to have you on the program let's start to spending, you want to pass the spending, the sun comes up tomorrow and the democrats will agree on this but to me i'm looking at this insane we have a lot of crises in trying to put out a lot of fire and it feels like he lost control. your thoughts. >> you have sinking poll numbers like biden that translates into races for the house. nevada democrats in tough house races and they do want to be the record for $3.5 trillion spending bill they want to vote for the trillion dollar infrastructure bill, that is true but that creates a lot of problems in the house and then in the senate we heard joe manchin and kyrsten sinema indicate 3.5 trillion is way too much money and no go for something less, maybe 2.5 trillion but there's no agreement between the moderates and the real progressives like aoc and bernie sanders and how

they come together on aet propol moving forward with the massive spending, it'll be challenging especially when the timeline a few weeks. >> the fractures overspending, we've got that and we got abortion in the supreme court the size and scope, all the things that chad vented in his report and the more extreme want to see the radical change in biden made the deal with the devil when he took the nomination and said i would represent all of you and that was when he took the bernie sandersow vote in the worn vote. >> these are backup bills the democrats want to have happen infrastructure in the $3.5 trillion in the spending but just to make government functioning they have to funded by the end of september. they might do a continuing resolution which is at the current levels that exist today but that's coming up we have a debt limit on the horizon a lot of must do bills i have to pass and a lot of republicans are

saying democrats haven't worked with us or given us a seat at the table, why are we going to work with you to fund thes government and the debt limit. i think there's a lot of animosity in republicans and democrats as well as liberals and far left socialist in the democrat party. jackie: that is a serious problem, the gop has a little bit more power and leverage then it seems like it does right now. can the democrats push some of the stuff through before the midterm and they know that is the timing and deadline, they have to do it. >> i think the question really comes down where is kyrsten sinema going to be in b joe manchin going to be. 3.5 is probably unlikely but i do think those two senators will go with a smaller but untrue number 2.5 trillion, 2.2 trillion that's a huge number and spending. also had kevin hassett on earlier saying were concerned about inflation more spending, more barrio under borrowing and printing will bring us moree. inflation. i think they understand if they

get the massive spending bill in place, this will change the course of america and entitlement and people's relationship with their government forever what i learned in my nine years of congress you cannot undo legislation once people get something for free it's hard to take it away and democrats understand that they want to give up the majority maybe the senate to make sure they change the course of handouts for american futures. jackie: to your point even if they don't get three and have trillion but they get toe trillion that's a massive amount of money in addition to the 1 trillion we agree we can put towards general infrastructure. it's a lot and it will change the direction of where we g are going and that's what people need to think about it and they need to think about it hard and long. thank you so much, great to see you. chicago recovering from a never devastating weekend. 63 people shot and six killed. police pleading with community system the tide. >> we don't have to reinvent the

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in an apartment on the south side sitting in the chaired getting his hair braided when a bullet came through he was proclaimed dead at children's hospital. the superintendent pleaded with the gangsters to stay away from the kids. >> you know the life that you lead you know you're being targeted or that you've done something to cause this retribution from some rival gang or person why are you continuing to be around young people, our children. that is on you. >> the gunfire is concentrated but not limited to the south and west side with the gang population is greatest. it spilled over to lincoln parker river north neighborhoods. this weekend gunfire at the selling points of chicago the lakefront cycling path along lakeshore drive, 28-year-old man was sitting near the expensive apartments in hotels overlooking lake michigan when he was shot in the buttocks. it's on clear if use targeted or

hit by a stray bullet. the victim's wounds are not life-threatening. back to you. >> thank you so much. were gonna turn to kids starting school in person across the countryre but rising covid cases are plaguing the return to classrooms with uncertainty. even a cnnnn panel blasted the biden administration, forgetting the head of the science on booster shots saying americans are getting frustrated with the white house messaging. take a m listen to this. >> delays can be minimal but it's raising concerns about the ovwhite house influence over scientific decisions. >> talking to voters it is clear that covid is still something that people care about it's also clear that they're very frustrated by what is changing. >> there's no question that people feel jerked around, everyone understands her conditions have changed a lot but at the same time a clear inability tona communicate cleay and consistently with iraqi

people. >> with me now is doctor greg murphy. great to see you. president biden said the booster shot would be available to the public by september 20. but you have the fda a little caught off guard by this. saying let's hold back, were not necessarily sure that we have the data to be conclusive to do this right at this moment. your response to that. >> when the biden administration came out several weeks ago and reported the push of the booster shot immediately the next day several scientific organizations including the w.h.o. i can't say i agree with all the time came out with the decision. the great criticism occurred with the trump administration that was following the science unfortunate the biden administration has been anything but they have been following the political science, the true science is not quite there. if we need them, by god the dose do it let us have the science rather than political posturing.

jackie: let's talk about getting back to school the children back to school and their parents back to work part of this will have to do with masking protocols. obviously there's been a lot of debate about that whether it's helpful or harmful to the children whether we need if the teachers are vaccinated. so many different arguments of washington examiner is saying that biden needs to pick a fight where he can win and this is one that he could win. he's picking on the state that want to lose the maskse policy r kids were talking about iowa, oklahoma, south carolina, tennessee and utah. is it in the children's best interest medically to where the maskste or not and should it be the parents choice? >> i think the sciences honestly were talking about following the science is all over on this particular topic. if you look at the european countries they don't require the kids under 12 to mask at all. and their results are fine, thee dream very well. you have some papers as a yes, but you also have to look at what is the bottom line and we

keep the kids outav of school fr a year and we have to get her kids back in school to do this if they have to do with a mask or do it without a mask. i personally do not like these mandates, i don't know that the science tells us that. the good fortunate thing the kids under 12 universally new very, very well into the paper masks and the cloth mask do anything about this, the science is very, very weak in the n95 do and you knock when you get a sexual to wear and n95 mask. the decision should be made locally. jackie: we were talking to kevin hasek before you telling getting everybody back into schools finally time, we were talking about the extension of the unappointed benefits and people delaying this back to work we cannot afford as a n nation to delay anymore, we have to figure outt a way to live with this virus, you have the delta variant, the new mu variant, there will be other variance. we have to find a way to exist

in this prism. >> we do we can't sit there d ad hide and shelter in place, we cannot do it anymore. the delta variant is real and ar was a physician and ric use hour and a half ago and israel unaffected a different population that it was before, it is still taking people's lives. that said we cannot stop living, we have to go to school and go to work i'm tired of people making excuses not to go to work, the rest of the world can go to work our nurses and doctors can go to work it's time for the rest of the world to stop making excuses to get into an environment where we all can survive. jackie: to your point we've been talking about vaccines you get the vaccine in your chance of being hospitalized in your chance of dying from a breakthrough case is aro lot les and that's why we urge people to get vaccinated and make that decision to get back out there. >> thank you so much, take care. one final word, they talk about the vaccines themselves the side effects from the vaccines

compared to the side effects from having covid have been shown to be marketed believe less i think people should go get vaccinated. jackie: thank you so much for that. good to seere you. still ahead on "the evening edit" backlash from cities andor states mandating city workers to get the covid vaccine. it's leading to fears that the mandates could lead to a bigger shortage of workers the hills kristin tate weighs in when "the evening edit" returns. >> some people clearly should get vaccinated. there at risk. the benefits outweighh the risks of the vaccine for them. but people probably shouldn't, not everybody is identical. it doesn't matter. because that's their only response. ♪

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at a time when somebody schools, police department and other businesses are struggling to fill positions, critics are questioning whether this is the right move and if more mandates could leave until lead to shortage of workers. grady trimble in chicago. lori lightfoot called the vaccine a condition of employment for city workers indicating if you don't get the shot you could get fired, the mandate from the city includes police, firefighters and paramedics presidents for both first responders unions have pushed back against the requirement the president for the chicago federation of labor is pushing back as well we believe in the benefits of vaccination to help protect workers and residents but we do not believe punitive mandates are the right path to significantly increase vaccine uptake. we believe this announcement may harden opposition to the vaccine instead of protecting workers.

there has also been blowback from school bus drivers in the windy city 90 of them quit in the days leading up to the start of the school year that left 2100 students would know rides for the first day of school and parent scrambling and that'sin i industry that is already experienced worker shortage. jackie: grady trimble thank you for that. for more on the subject thus bring in thell hills columnist kristin tate. let's talk about the mandates we .had a tucker carlson talking about the vaccine and some people having legitimate reasons not to get it. the issue isn't that is about the government have a right or the businesses have the right to force you to get this vaccine or should it be in the george choice. your thoughts because her dealing with the labor shortages people are mandated to get the vaccine, will have a bigger problem on your hands. >> that's exactly right trying to predict the broader problem but people have a right to medical privacy and everyone has

different risk factors and everyone's age of facts how susceptible they are from getting sick from covid and some have gotten covid naturally and have antibodies that may protect them better than getting a vaccine. but you look as certain industries that are so desperate for workers in these kind of mandates could harm these industries. look at police departments around the country in seattle is seattle police department has been gutted over the past year end half because of budget cuts and the radical left defend the police movement. now they're saying the cops and seattle will have to submit to vaccine mandates and a significant portion is saying they don't want to do that. even if a small percentage of the cops leaves the force it's going to leave that department in a worse position that already is, nearly 300 cops have quit since beginning of last year. this could have all kinds of impacts on public safety, violent crime in our workforce

in general. jackie: i would get your take on this in conversation they'd like to use the argument if you're charles going to school they get the polio vaccine, measles, mumps, hepatitis b not specifically dealing with schools because some are too young to get the vaccine but in general what's wrong with mandating this vaccine,s your thought. a lot of people want more time to see what happens with the vaccines, the vaccines are so new and we know that children don't generally get very sick from covid-19. of course the staff att the schools where they feel more comfortable getting vaccinated should absolutely do so to protect themselves. right now the data shows children are not a high risk of getting sick or hospitalized from covid and many parents that i talked to their not anti-vaccine they want more time to see what the long-term side effects that these vaccines may be in down the road when we have the data, many more people will

make that decision. jackie: florida once issued $5000 fines for schools and businesses who do ask for proof of the covid vaccine. your reaction to that. >> thank goodness we have a in florida who was pro-choice and pro-freedom i would say ron desantis is not anti-vaccine he is just for everyone's choice as to whether putting in their bodies. i am fully vaccinated but i don't feel the need to have to go to places that make everyone else show that there vaccinated two. once were vaccinated were protected. people deserve to have the freedom to choose what medicines they are taking and we need more governors to step up and be bold leaders. >> you bring up a good point, i tell people, i got vaccinated for myself so i would not end up in the hospital or dead from a breakthrough case. i'm glad to help the rest of the

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federal employee and this is the worst i've ever seen it. using a policy or revoking this policy in january, that is the root cause of what's going on at the border right now we can talk all we want from root causes and working with the northern triangle, the root cause in reversing the policy for remain in mexico through they took all the enrollees and left of the united states and i released may and that caravan that tried to break in to mexico the incentive is very high, they get distracted by doing conflict families and young children. they're not patrolling the border as effectively as they could if they had these tools of the traffic was much lower because of the protocol in 2019 which ended that surge. this surge started again in january because the revision of the policy. jackie: to me this points out

the glaring hypocrisy of this administration. you talk about the root cause now all of a sudden they say they inherited this problem from president trump and that's why they weren't doing something but now the ticket is policy and trying to reenact it. it's gotten so out of control. >> has it the worst i've ever seen it and it worked and if people wanted to process and want to go through the asylum process and they wait in mexico that's a better way to do it, before thehe surgeon 2014 we use the detention to close the loop but now the migrant protector protocol is a wayl for people to pursue their claims are due process. the weight mexico to do it not be released into the united states. what we know about the population they come here get relief after staying with cdp in the border patrol and they never show up toth pursue that. othey will not go in seek relief in immigration.

jackie: my understanding there is not much known about this but part of it would be you have to weigh in mexico for that date, we will give you better living conditions and we might give you access to an attorney at that point. who is paying for that part of it. >> obviously you'd be the taxpayers for the remainder mexico policy which was meijer under micro protection protocols for them to work mexico would have to cooperate and they would have to use their asylum system and their own public health resources in their own migrant protections inside of their country. mexico is a big part of it. jackie: they are not going to pay for. >> right that should be a concern for all of us but again the policy works reduce the flow to such a degree of historic lows in the summer of last year. putting it back in place will give the tools to the frontline dhs and take the stress off of

them having the constant surge of humanity at the border take the stress off of them and their families under the time of this pin demo. it is important to recognize how it works in this administration is now coming around to give those tools back to cbp and the border patrol. jackie: do think it's possible this is the story of a trojan horse policy. it'llbl take a lot to enforce it now that the floodgates have been open. is this abidinge administration saying look what were trying to do, but it's not working, that kind of thing? >> the court has told them they had to put itt back together, they had to reinstate the previous policy they have to go through the rulemaking process. we will see it'll take a commitment from there administration commitment from mexico and to hold the might enter into account ason well. and until they give them the tools and the full string to the front line it did work and it makes the border safer for everybody that lives there and everybody that works there.

jackie: they have to enforce their own policy and will see how long the timeline takes to implement as well. we really appreciate your time. >> thank you for havingote me. jackie: i am jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald. you're watching "the evening edit". that does it for us, thank you for watching and have a wonderfult evening. evening. ♪ ♪ ♪. larry: hello everyone welcome to cuddle, and they recut the. we begin, what did they hide in when did they hide in. he democratic committees house ways and means and senate finance are marking up massive unheard of spending and taxing plans right now. as we speak. but they're not telling the public what they're really up to. so the answer to what do they hide and when did they hide it, they're hiding in