about immigration reform on capitol hill or elsewhere. until you fix the crisis and stop people coming across the border, you're not going to be able to find a longer-term solution. >> thanks for coming on. he up and watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. that doesn't for us, have a good evening and thank you for watching. ♪♪ hello, today the joint chiefs chair, head of u.s. secretary of defense stood before the senate armed services committee and collectively resigned. not really but they should have. they needed a shameful growth of excuses and misdirection but within the mission all advised the president to present you can see the chasm between the military and public biden open just enough for some of the

truth to come out. >> first of all, i know the president to be honest and forthright man in second -- >> it's a simple question, he said no senior military advisor from behind, is that true or not? >> the officer in general billions to the president personally. >> their input was received by the president considered by the president, for sure. in terms of what they specifically recommended, as they just said, they are not going to provide with a recommended improvident. >> go ahead and defy back confidence, provide away, good board. it's only a matter of moments until the president does them under the bus like you did the afghan security forces and cbp. this withdrawal did not go swimmingly. the airlift would not textbook and defense secretary finally ascended something that rushed

and chaotic as it was, it was brought with capacity and screening problems. it's laughable to try to sell the wrong snake with the afghan system was perfect from desperate taliban dangling off a c-17 service members being slaughtered at the gate and as it afghans drowned to death, this can't be taught in military academies is righteous outcome. general really tried to spend missteps as accumulative effect of 20 years, not 20 days don't use static more trouble for gross incompetence and retreats and at least milley was honest when he said rest credibly had been damaged in the wake of the shameful epilogue. now he needs to resign in shame to restore some of the damage to our nation that deserves so much better than all of this in fact the memo. ♪♪ i slept president biden claimed nobody recommended keeping any

troops at all in afghanistan. >> they didn't tell you, we should just keep 2500 troops, a stable situation for several years. we can do that and continue to do that. >> no one said that to me that i can recall dingdong. yet they get. the white house reporters plus kentucky on the decision to withdraw our troops and at the air base. she responded with a statement that only further muddied the water. >> the president makes clear the advice was split outline what every individual conveyed to him in private advice, i don't think anyone the american public would expect. honestly they testify before congress today answering questions accurately. kennedy: if it's accurate in someone's line if the advice is split, that means they recommend removing all troops and others commended a moderate group process so we should withdraw in

the president's right to listen. joining me now, senior chief and republican candidate from a third congressional district because derek, feuded? , three tours in afghanistan? >> to in afghanistan and one in iraq and bosnia. kennedy: you been all over the place and have seen this from the inside out. you've let men and women into combat and have seen generals make difficult decisions and politicians lie, happened here today and was lying? >> today on national television highlighted the incredible credibility gap president joe biden and the biden administration jen psaki's comment getting even further. there's so much that took place today, so many things to cover, i'd like to talk about three things. the first was senator ernst when she said admit it, this was not

a conditions based withdrawal, they had to admit it many the time was the only condition, the worst thing you could possibly do give the americans back and negotiate with the government, first suffering conditions a fenestration laid up of the biden administration said forget about. senator inhofe said quick question, how many americans are there? the secretary of defense austin try to say you need to speak to secretary blinken about that is credit, he said wait a minute, we have him here and he told me to ask you so you said initially there's between ten -- 15000 american citizens in afghanistan pulled out about six so that leaves 429,000 american citizens left you just told me -- after the break he came back and secretary austin sectors less than 100 in the country so those numbers simply do not act up and let me finish with senator tom

cotton, what he finally asked general was all of this happened on your watch essentially, why don't you just resign x general miley gave one of the most disingenuous answers to a u.s. senator i've heard in an exceptionally long time. he said look, it would be an incredible act of political defiance and would make a huge political statement if i resigned over this and the answer is, yeah, that's the whole part. let's remember, general maddox, secretary of defense donald trump resigned and he said something along the lines of look, the president deserves a secretary of defense more lines with him and i was over a policy decision in syria so here's the question, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, if you strongly disagree with the policy that you know where thousands of meghan citizens will be left to the hands of

terrorists, don't you think it's worth resigning over? at the question i'd like an answer to. kennedy: even if there are, let's take him at his word and say secretary austin is telling the truth and there are only about 100 americans left in the country trying to get out, or desperate to get out, twice as many as there were in iran in 1981 so aren't those lives were saving? aren't those lives were conditions? aren't they worth negotiating for? aren't those lives worth better withdrawal? you call him miley, i call him milley because there are two elves. he was the one saying this thing has damaged american credibility and qs spinning so much that i don't see how he can't resign based on what the administration

had done and will do, i can't imagine along for the world and the jobs they have currently. >> i have no confidence in the biden administration to do what's right at all. these three also secretary blinken should have been relieved immediately. jacob sullivan should have been out there also. the biden administration has proven again gross incompetence so are all of these generals lied to the president of the united states for the president of united states life to the entire population be to you can't have it both ways and that goes back jen psaki making this more confusing. they are saying in no uncertain terms, all three of them who are in pretty put in present positions of power in terms of foreign policy in the military, they said we need to keep at least 4500 troops in their to keep americans safe and make sure the country cousin fall apart. the president said in august, that's not the case, no one told

me that so you are right, one of them is lying but this administration is just going to try to preserve itself and that means the truth is always the first casualty. thank you for being here, we'll talk about that again. general billy also sent a chunk of his day defending his while the controversial calls with china where he allegedly told his chinese counterparts brother in the u.s. will launch a u.s. attack and alaskan republican senator. >> let me tell you what i actually said, but i said is there will be a war, if there's going to be an attack, there's going to be a lot of calls and tension ahead of time. >> you are saying president trump would not attack, that is your testimony this morning. >> that is true. i was communicating to my

chinese counterpart on instructions to de-escalate the situation. kennedy: was he doing his duty or is he full of it cracks that's given to it with tonight panel. barbara richard paltrow, fox news printer richard and 2020 candidate, katie, i will start with your. you think he gave a satisfactory answer about what he might have pulled his chinese counterpart was at enough of it then i'll forgive but he was not telegraphing to the chinese if we attack them, he thought them know ahead of time? >> it's interesting general milley attack that statement at the beginning of his testimony after he did his opening statement to try to get ahead of it because he knew they were shopping up to ask him about it. it wasn't satisfactory when you

have to make the argument that you are not in the chain of command in the chain of communication, you've probably overstepped their bounds and i thought was interesting it is been lost because the focus has been on milley today when he brought up house speaker nancy pelosi's phone calls to him and how she tried to insert herself into the chain of command and he reassured her there are a lot of people involved in a nuclear attack and while the president no matter who the president is is the sole authority when it comes to a nuclear launch, there were lots of people involved in he reassured her of that. he tried to say he was respectful of the civilian role, of the military and oversight but i think based on the combination between the chinese phone call and explaining in a way and incompetence of his career in terms of being more interested in doing book interviews than managing getting out of afghanistan, it's long

past for him to go. kennedy: i have to agree with that, richard. either we were being lied to and have been for 20 years success of the administration about afghanistan or you are dealing with a phenomenal level of incompetence. it can't be neither, that's the only thing that it can't be. [laughter] >> to shake. we spend by 220 years spent not about the troops and the bureaucrats running the mission but as far as milley coast and whether or not he had a conversation with the chinese and what was entailed, it's worth pointing out this was about a book about bob woodward for a lot of reasons, a lot of concern and combination about the books of donald trump so now that we say book is not believable . kennedy: no, they are asking. he's not giving an outright

denial. >> fair enough, no, no. what he said clearly in his testimony today was i've had calls with minute chinese counterparts in the halls were mike pompeo as well as chief of staff at the white house, mark meadows they were with the calls and knew about the calls about the calls are generally part of my job and for sisters out of a job -- are these calls being -- that's what i'm saying, are they being sensationalized by the book or are they part of his job? kennedy: either milley is lying or woodward is lying. >> i might be a voice of contention here on this because when i hear this, i hear someone trying to de-escalate something brother he violated protocol or not, i really don't know i look

back at things like leonard and many others during the cold war, they are the reason we are alive right now and many of them violate protocols, some of them violate the law doing overstepping their bounds to make sure a nuclear war didn't go out, i'm not sure this rose to that but if he's calling people and telling them i'll make sure there's not going to be a nuclear war that kept things calm, but we prefer nuclear war followed by protocol? i'm sure there's many things that we can prosecute him for or say he needs to be removed for when it comes to carrying out the war . kennedy: i agree with you on almost everything but i'll disagree with you on this because that could have led to our nuclear annihilation. i don't agree with you that he was de-escalating. what he did was a massive violation i telegraphing to someone that is an adversary, i don't have a lot of case in this

guy, i'll let you know if his finger attached to a body that's attached to a brain and mental decline, if that is so shaky, we make a nuclear strike. between that phone call china could launch a strike on us. that is the problem so -- >> he's claiming he didn't say that. kennedy: is lied about pretty much everything else that a lot of people have died because of his actions so i don't trust any of them but right now, i tend to agree that guy has to go in with not much more later. coming up from another unusual twist in the search for line brian laundrie. the mysterious family camping trip days before he disappeared. a private investigator joins me with details next. ♪♪

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get started today. reminder, $50000 reward for information leading to his capture and dog the bounty hunter. with whom i was on hollywood stars. -- who is sniffing parent?

out, it's me. [laughter] brian's family sucks. they've been completely unhelpful in helping police or anyone track him down and today he told fox news -- >> lethal injection so this is not 20 or 30 years hundred and then you get to come home he could be convicted with death so i don't know what pair would hand their kid over ready to die, i feel sorry for both families but especially for the victims family. kennedy: we were also on smith dog claimed he got a tip brian and his parents went camping on the gulf coast september 6 through the eighth the parents left without brian they claim they did not help him escape but is it possible they know where he is correct running to

discuss, pj, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: where are we in terms of finding brian laundrie and are any of these clues ultimately helpful in your special estimation? >> they are going to keep an eye on the family. the fbi is going to watch them and see if there's any communication or if anything gets out and they will continue searching where they are now. they are also quite you watch his finances see if this is are used. it's got to come up for air sometime and eat. all of this publicity is good, keep them out there, all the tv and everything, i think dog has been involved, i think there's a lot of people calling cute things, they have to follow up with all of everybody who calls.

all of these leads, you have to look at them and see if they are viable so they are going to be looking and after they get through, they will have to look for someone else and he may be out of the country, we don't know. kennedy: it was a concern, an 18-year-old daughter who doesn't want to see this happen, he put up $50000, you see the reward growing? obviously people are very interested in the case, a lot of people have become addicted to crime throughout the pandemic they are keeping an eye out for brian fonda, canada to cuba so you think the chances they will find him. >> rewards sometimes make a big difference because people are looking and watching and i can recall in the holloway case when the reward started at 100,000, somebody donated $1 million, we don't know day but money talks

and somebody is going to know something. all these leads coming in, have to follow up with every one of them. kennedy: went both her remains make their way back to her family? obviously third-party have a memorial for her, there are a lot of people interested in the outcome of this case. they know it was death by homicide, they don't know the exact cause of death, how long does it take one for her family be able to have that kind of closure? >> they are looking for new pieces to the puzzle and they will keep the body probably for a little while to see if new information comes up and of course they have not put out publicly yet the cause of death is and i know everybody is on the edge wanted to know what happened and how she got. kennedy: last question is there anything else the fbi and smoke

out brian laundrie? >> they need to keep an eye on the family, we know what you said, he went camping with the family for they know something or not, they may have to sit him down if they catch him in a life, that's a no-no with the fbi and they will charge you with the crime they will win a conviction? yes, exactly two unless they are shielding a child molester, shame on them. thank you very much. coming up, australia a breaking., public lockdown measures. one official wants, the unvaccinated for you, life is going to suck. hilton has all the answers in a moment. ♪♪ ♪♪

australia, hey guys, month three

of another crashed down on citizens getting thrown to the ground for a simple smoke break. have you seen the specs. >> a block away. >> you have no reason to be here. >> he's just smoking a cigarette the reason he's having a cigarette, i got to in my pocket, what else do you want? kennedy: i've got to in my pocket. the citizens for the crime of being outside where covid doesn't spread. in one step further, one official had a warning for those a jobsite the lifework unvaccinated will be that indefinitely. were kind of almost there. running me now, most of the california novel based on cast and next revolution, steve

hilton is back. what are you seeing in australia? >> principal, nice job on the accident but to do justice to this, i was expecting week, i think that would be perfect. kennedy: i can work on that. >> i've got friends, some of my best friends are australia. you talk to people there and the shocking thing about all of this, most people seem to be okay with this in australia because they've got this insane conviction that can now have this zero covid because they are an island and they have kept it out and they have incredibly couple mean measures in place right at the beginning and they think they've done a good job with it.

now it's self fulfilling prophecy in the have to keep going with it even though it's impossible so that's why you got leaders of different parts of the country, different regions imposing these unbelievable authoritarian tactics and it's sad because we see it and it's actually a fascist state now. we got jokes back to its origins of the present quality but it's really, really frightening and if we see this happening in yes, he got protest and you see video circulating but if there's not a massive uprising over this, it gives other governments and people around the world is as we can get away with this. kennedy: we can do the same thing. they've tried they were certainly doing that in california chasing down surfers and people on the beach but we are seeing old ladies get pepper sprayed and australia and they did try on the continent but all it takes is one case of covid

and the place catches fire wearing sweden and norway they had a different approach and we are not talking about that a lot in this country where they realize you aren't going to fully contain the virus if you can figure it out but you also have to figure out to live with it and living with that means no lockdowns because lockdowns effectively, they are not working. >> they are not and what's really interesting when you look at -- it's not polite dictate i told you so but i told you so. in the end, you will have whatever strategy you have you will end up with roughly the same incidents because in the end whether you get, i know we're not supposed to talk about herd immunity but that level of production, people infection recovery, you will end up in the same place and either you get there as florida fit with minimal structures and less

restructuring to people's lives in children's lives and businesses or through zirconium rules. western australia for the city is, they have no cases, they are free and no lockdowns but totally sealed off. you can even travel there from the rest of australia, how do they think they can keep that going? kennedy: you can't because they will have another protracted recession in the kennel for that. we found the hard way tragically in this country you can't keep kids out of school because the cost of fact, the mental health and the price these children have paid is unconscionable and that hasn't worked either. i love your wisdom, thank you so much. >> great to see you be to very good. nba stars leading the fight against vaccine mandates, if any refusing the injection even in some of new york and california

are being told they cannot play without it. why are they holding out? jonathan isaac said that science man. >> i understand the vaccine would have helped if you catch covid and you can have less symptoms from contracting get but having antibodies with my current age group and physical fitness level is not necessarily a fear of mine. taking the vaccine would decrease my chances of having a severe reaction but opens me up too albeit rare chance but the possibility of an adverse reaction to the vaccine itself be to anyone? by are the players sounding more? now is a solid response and by the way, when will irving finally take anthony factories job?

the party panel is back. richard fowler and spike. who's going to bend first? the players or the league? >> i think it depends on what china wants the league to do and they like authoritarian mandates, as we know. i'm sure what's going to happen. he said he changed his mind on vaccination, explaining adequately why he doesn't think he needs to take and is a lot of people around the country who feel the same. they can look at the data and the vast majority of the country if you are healthy young person who does not have pre-existing conditions like obesity or other problems, your likelihood of having severe risks or death from covid is very low so i think it's interesting to see the debate playing out and it's unfortunate magazines like "rolling stone" continue to make

up allegations against people who have a legitimate argument and statements to make about why they don't think they should be taking the vaccine. kennedy: it's a very personal physician so it's interesting to me, i didn't realize how many nba players voted for donald trump. [laughter] >> i think you are allowed, there is recent data that came out strategies that talk about vaccine mandates and how the mandates are doing in various populations, including the african-american population and for their data found was very telling and interesting, they found among african-americans vaccinated, they found african-americans who aren't vaccinated, they also support a mandate the caveat here is they support a mandate with edition of education who basically said

if you have a mandate, instead of labeling everybody who says no to the vaccine right away as anti- vaxing, they are saying educate us, answer questions, engage with us in a philosophical argument of whether or not we should do this and maybe we will take the vaccine but it's okay to have a mandate but if we say no to the minute, they say you are in anti-vaxxer and dismiss us, that is not the answer towards coupling education with a mandate. kennedy: okay. spike? >> this goes to show roughly 10% of the workforce refusing to comply becomes a major problem. we are talking about roughly 50 -- 60% of nba players who aren't vaccinated, we don't even know if they are refusing to get vaccinated but let's say they are, 500 nba players, it goes to show if you have about 10% of the population of the workforce is has i won't get the vaccine, that will lead to problems and

if you see this across the board, this would probably mean the vaccine mandate. the people deciding not to get the vaccine are being vilified for not trusting the science and get the director of the cdc went against her own advisory board recommending the booster shot after they voted to recommend simply because there's not enough behind it why are they allowed to a fourth science but we are not allowed to question them for they ignore the signs? be do as a great point. there are nba superstars who won't play at home, they start losing games? i guarantee that's going to change the conversation and the leak and cdc will not be on the winning side. party panel, thank you so much. katie, richard and spike. coming up, jake powell admitting inflation could be here to stay.

i told you so, you big dumb idiot. you still have a job after all this? next. ♪♪

that you did, how about back? the winner was richard. looks like inflation is not even over, federal reserve chair room powell warned congress prices would stay too high for a long time. >> inflation is elevated and will likely remain so in the coming months before moderating. these have longer plastic than anticipated but they will abate and as they do, inflation is expected to drop back toward the

longer run 2% goal. kennedy: excuse me. what if it doesn't go down and what if it keeps coming up? in june, powell was saying the same thing evans and markets are going to help consumer confidence it dropping so how much more can he screw things up? how much worse can inflation get? boxers, cofounder jones. >> i could change it sensation is transitory, i don't think he with knew what he was talking about. >> transitory could be three months to 30 years. i like how he talks about can't get 20% off. what he's really saying right now is i can't raise rates and

lower inflation because there's so much other garbage going on, right now cause panic. if not chinese companies collapsing, wars blowing up again and falling apart before our eyes. if the rates went out this year, it would collapse like last year end he knows it so he's trying to wait until there's a time the atomic and stand on its own feet without artificially low taxes and high spending but it started correcting, we saw a big crash so far and 3% mortgage, changing and getting ahead. kennedy: that's so sad, low rates, you know how i feel about the fact.

three things, taxation sucks and the fed, right about all of it but as you said, these colossal establishments, which one of them in your estimation would be to fail? >> are you referring to the government and the fed or -- >> be to referring to wall street and the federal reserve, i'm referring to congress and spending problem and it's on a crash course with the debt ceiling defaulting on our debt. >> i am most worried what the fed has done to support us from creating a situation with nothing to do but speculate, you can't detach the money in stocks or whatever, chinese funds that can't handle a trip in the economy. they are astronomically high historically and that bubble created by trying to support the

economy graded five times the bubble everything and that's hard to get out of especially if the economy gets week so it's tough. this is not an easy thing to get out of bubble that's been building for decades fed supporting every crash be to what would ronald reagan do? >> he would hike taxes but you can't do that because we cut taxes and that one of the several reasons. kennedy: because we keep spending like drunken sailors, they are high all the time and not sleeping, they are out of their mind and we are completely closed because of it. no more sailors. i say that every week yet here we are. in the flesh, tropical storm is next. ♪♪

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country. topic number two. an artist installed a woman's face. ted kennedy for more. [laughter] it's really not super tricky. the sculpture is entitled -- it makes you want to barf in fear placed in the river spain. the sculpture is meant to embody the dangers of climate change warning if we don't take action soon, will all be underwater but it could also be a warning about being too thirsty on instagram. locals safely find it unsettling while on locals have found again trying to throw hot docs in her mouth. when suddenly, it's punishment for going to afghanistan.

right here, topic number three. there's a video to make you feel as a, watch what happened in north carolina for the mother bear brought her to the school playground. i love it, that's why they call it jungle gym. these aren't even bears, their 5-year-old. with all that care going away in a few days. i never thought i would enjoy watching them again. if you think this is goofy, wait until you hear which animals roam the monkey bars. this was shot by teachers hiding safely in the building about he almost ran outside with the best below his nose. topic number four. william shatner to blast off into outer space on just basis blue origin rocket according

shatner, the fight will cost next to nothing things to flight.com he break the record for the oldest person ever in space while the world second oldest is still present biden. trip will last 15 minutes in weightlessness, something shatner hasn't felt. the owner of a lifetime blown into space and later clarified he was referring to the lifetime of just basis. can't wait to get into space, there will be a real star up there and he says he'll charge them $75 autograph and 85 for photo. if you've been warned. before without tonight to call me to set. the punchline on twitter using # to help me tuesday. here we go. what you call a cow with only two legs? be back in a moment. ♪♪

[laughter] you guessed it, tickle me tuesday, what you call a cow with only two legs? lean beef. [laughter] hello? kennedy: mark got it right on twitter. so hard.

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