>> we'll have you back on. it's a tough story but we are going to stay on with you. we've been covering this since 2016. good to see you. i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you've been watching the evening at it. that doesn't for us, have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: the present life, state department lied and started the pentagon. they all told us every american was going to be out of afghanistan safely. guess what -- americans are still there. we learned last week they are thereby the thousands and afraid for their very lives. in a few moments, i will speak with one of them his story is in safely we remember iconic images of the collapse of afghanistan, heartbreaking scenes of desperate afghans clinging to the side of an american cargo plane and 13 american troops

lost their lives when a suicide bomber murdered them outside the kabul airport. who could forget in august when president biden sent this? >> secretary of state blinken is leading continued diplomatic efforts to ensure safe passage for any americans, afghan partner or foreign national who wants to lead afghanistan. kennedy: turns out that was false. even the afghan interpreter who saved then sandra biden can 2008, he couldn't get out. to escape, he had to walk across cal rent controlled mountains into pakistan's the entire family. how much is that? he needs them, how many americans sackler? it's hard to say. the arbitration claimed it's about 100. people involved with the operations say it could be in

the thousands. regardless, not a good situation and only growing worse. once there are scared may be running out of time. among from some of my next guest but we are not we do show you his name in order to protect his identity. what we can say is spent a u.s. citizen for a few years and lives in california. i will call him jeff. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you for having me tonight. kennedy: you call the state department, they told you to shelter in place. using the president on tv saint we got married last american out. what have you been doing since then? >> i called in a few times and they told me there will not be

anyone in afghanistan and will have everybody out. children in place in the next morning, i was going through my phone to see what's going on. mission accomplished and basically we took everybody out. i'm still here, i called the department and i asked him -- not they said okay, hold on, we'll see what options we have and they came back and said thank you so much for calling the department of state and at this time children in place and we don't have any other and they

went off before letting me explain. kennedy: so you've gone through the process of getting your wife the visa sure she could join you because you don't want to leave her in afghanistan to tell you to shelter in place but how long before you run out of food and money? >> this time, i'm talking to basically my entire family in kabul, we only have less than $50 and the family at this time. and i'm going behind them because i'm not there to take care of everything. and it's all that we are in small tiny apartment.

we were hoping to get out but anytime i call the department and they say it's not happening. kennedy: you are telling anyone who can get hold of that you need help, you are an american citizen, you need to be rescued. so what is your plan now? >> going back on that a little bit, i have my citizenship, it wasn't something given to me as a lottery ticket or something like that. for my wife, in the immigration process, i even bought her health insurance way before just to show here i can support her,

i'm doing everything so since last year, she'd been waiting for money their qualified, and it was half. the other half with this in the u.s. military in afghanistan. what's frustrating, everybody crossing the border and me trying to do the right thing in afghanistan. kennedy: yes and now -- >> just hoping. kennedy: now you are a target, you and your wife, you are a target. we want you to stay safe and please keep us posted on what happens with your journey and if you need more help, please reach

out to us here in the team because we will do whatever we can to help get you out of the country. all right? >> thank you so much. i want to say thank you, there always in contact former military supervisors in contact with me. i basically, the only hope i have -- they are trying to help me out, i appreciate their help to do that and get out. kennedy: and we will connect you with people so you have an even greater chance so thank you, my friend and stay safe. >> thanks so much. kennedy: the biden ministration has been super shading on how many americans remain but lawmakers say they are being flooded with requests for help. some like my next guest has

taken matters into their own hands to break through the red tape to get americans like jeff back home to the united states. california republican congressman darrell isa reese to assist in returning more than 30 constituent afghanistan since august and he's overseas tonight to continue his mission congressman darrell isa, welcome back to the shop. the man i talked to his one of your constituents, you think you could help him and his wife get out of the country? >> jeff as you call him, has done everything right before the fall of afghanistan. we spent in touch with him, he fits a model that is unbelievable, he pulls a blue passport, please send his documents and his wife's documents multiple times to multiple places including for national security advisor from of the state department, today i led a group of seven congressman we met with them to thank him

for what he did and continues to do but it's that they are frustrated just as much as we are on monday the equipment aircraft of about 2150 people out of kabul, 44 american citizens, a hodgepodge of other people including some the taliban just wanted to have go on business trips and the like. that is the business as usual, he's been waiting. we've been told is on the list but then we repeatedly are told we are letting it. there's nothing to that on an american with strong ties, a business in the san diego area, this is a real american simply made the mistake of believing the state department wouldn't abandon in the middle of the night and the one thing you have

to remember is the state department kept a promise, they've got every american member of the state department out, they for every soldier out and knowingly left people who has their addresses and documents and left them behind to get an artificial bait that president biden set without a proper plan. it's that simple. kennedy: for state department is blaming the pentagon and the pentagon is blaming the state department and president flunk them all under the best and the only people who seem to be doing anything are a select few members of congress and former veterans also putting themselves in harm ways and flying over there trying create systems and organizations to get people out. how frustrating is this? >> it is very frustrating when the diplomatic mission in kabul are arteries, pakistanis who frankly, if not for them, we would not have gotten any of these people out.

they're doing a lot of work, it's important, i appreciate it but the reality is we have the opportunity to do the job right and we did the job wrong and basically attract typical coverups, several hundred people have been aired out in the last two weeks and there were hundreds and hundreds more identified i would appreciate the administration to come clean and say 200 was never the number, 100 was never the number and four or 500 is an understatement just to the u.s. citizens not including at least 30,000 people who would be eligible for green cards but not being processed and that includes a lot of spouses. kennedy: that is the process is supposed to before. keep us posted and thank you so much for all you are doing over there. coming up, growing supply chain prices disrupting everything and may even ruin christmas. what is present binds plan to fix the mess?

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president biden claimed he has planned to fix the crippling supply chain crisis. watch. >> the port of los angeles announced today that it's going to be beginning operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week. today's announcement has the potential to be a game changer. fedex and ups, two of the nation's biggest freight movers are committing today to significantly increase the amount of goods they move at night and now we need the rest of the private sector chain to step up as well. this is not part of the supply chain for nothing. one reason why i think it's important that we get the infrastructure plan past. we've seen the cost of an action in the pandemic, congestion that affect every american. kennedy: putting blame on the private sector and pushing infrastructure package, factfinder solve the problem parks experts say so backed up at the port the supply chain problem can we get well into

2022. midterm season and with christmas ten weeks away, what are you getting me? even twice companies one of delays and stocking shelves and knocking out i said it, on top of that, a 13 year high 5.4% from last year. does the president have what it takes to get the goods flowing? meet tonight's party panel. vice president pr for the lab and jupiter, chris barron. mr. hockey. fox news printer and former state department deputy spokesperson, marie. the cato institute director of constitutional studies, shapiro, welcome one and all. chris, i will start with you. where is the secretary of transportation when we got transportation crisis on our hands that might bring the holidays to a grinding halt?

>> he zumba d.c. cocktail circuit. it's amazing, they are pete was supposed to be the best and the brightest. the intellectual rising star of the democratic party this is the guy they were pinning their hopes and dreams to. on the first real crisis taking place on his watch, he's busy sending tweets on columbus day virtual signaling about indigenous peoples that and making sure that every time there's a seem to be seen politico or axios, his name is always in it. always seen at every cocktail party in d.c. congratulations, you are a horrific secretary of transportation but you will make up fantastic one. kennedy: i'll be looking at the root causes at the martini bar. marie, let's discuss because these big companies have to resort to private to get their shelves restocked so walmart,

target, home depot, they are talking about chartering their own ships to get the shipping v. the government is using a lot of words but not enough action. >> while the supply chain problems are pretty much up and down on the shipping or support or trucks not having enough truckers from the railway system, huge backups moving cargo that way. it is a problem, it's not just one easy solution. with the president announcing footsteps, i'm not sure why the port was already working 24 hours a day when we are in a crisis but there's no magic bullet. we do need the private sector to step up and we need to remember that everyone tells me all the time christmas isn't about presence, is not about the gifts we give each other, we need to show resiliency this year and we can't get every single gift for

everyone, it's going to be okay. it's a big problem a lot of people are trying to fix. i will get your gift, kennedy, don't worry. kennedy: i told everyone cash or booze, you are probably getting both, marie but resiliency and doing without, that's the thing you say and soviet russia, not the kind of thing americans need or want to hear especially when they've been working so hard through and after the pandemic, the fact that they may not be able to provide for their families, sending your kids down is a i'm sorry you didn't get the toys you want but supply chain, zero well. the economy is beholding to inflationary states right now, this trillions of dollars of big government spending help or hurt the economy? >> and soviet russia, supply chain block seal. we need to flush the blockage up, up and down the supply chain and not by imploring the private sector to act they want to get

the toys under the tree for christmas or even earlier for the eight days of hanukkah, you might have to shovel out giving up the present about repealing s act limiting the ship second operate between u.s. ports. that would really get things moving. kennedy: music to my ears, i'm dancing to it. panel will stick around, william shatner he was so emotional, he burst into tears and tweeted saying i'll get the full story in my memo, that's next. ♪♪

captain james kirk finally made it into space. boy is he jealous now. your only an actor, not an astronaut. he rests comfortably in the 600 humans, he into space. only 48 of them have been private citizens and shatner is among them. there's a ball of gratitude and emotion today and found the right words to fit the massive moment as he nearly french kissed the billionaire weirdo jeff bezos. >> what you've given me is the most profound experience. [sobbing] i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened. it's extraordinary. i hope i never recover from this. i hope i can maintain what i feel now. i don't want to lose it.

so much larger than life. it has to do with the enormity and suddenness of life and death. kennedy: i hope you never recover from this and i hope i do. the coolest thing in my life when i've entered my tenth decade. we should all be lucky to have his drive and wherewithal when we are half his age let alone become a cultural icon for science fiction whose tenacity made a dream for many a reality. william shatner has proceeded on a blue origin flight, preceded by the youngest space traveler, a little dutch lab named oliver damon seat in august cost $55 million. for people who whine and complain and say why waste so much money when we have all of these problems on earth? because private individuals pushing the boundaries of what's possible may be the only thing

that solve the mostly government made problems on our lonely planet. everyone who goes into space is forever changed as he was today and if more and more people have a profound appreciation for life and earth, i hope we all keep pushing and may we never recover. that is the memo. with more and more companies classing people into the great unknown, can we say commercial space age is here at last? were billionaires and sausage swingers be the one driving by? on a pair, i think it's all fantastic. party camel's back. chris, let's discuss this because these are wealthy individuals pushing an element of society that's been dormant for a long time, what is the harm in that? >> none, i love it. it's probably one of the most feel-good stories i've heard in months and reminded me i love

shatner, as a "star trek" fan growing up amazing to see him so moved by the experience and thinking he actually made it to space at 90 years old, amazing. i also remember it reminds me of the rightness of the entrepreneurial spirit. i can say what i want about jeff bezos being a weirdo which clearly is but man, he's doing things the government can't or won't do and more power to him, to all these people when we do have regular commercial spaceflight, it won't be because of the federal government, it will be because of the entrepreneurial spirit of people like richard branson jeff bezos so amen, more powers to the weirdos. kennedy: if it weren't for weirdos, i wouldn't be here right now. [laughter] that's right. marie, this is the think that's going to -- not going to be the government or nasa, bless their heart but this is where cool

stuff is going to be. >> and my favorite is still multifunctional a shout out to the lady astronaut. i never watched "star trek" i will admit shatner emotion was moving and honest and raw and i like that but i agree this is my private industry in our country is so amazing because we can do things like this and still look to the stars push the limits and there's a bunch of use for that in addition to just exploration so i think my amazon prime membership, i'm happy for it to go towards this cause. kennedy: i don't have a problem with it. he doesn't have all the money in the world, it's funny elon musk has about 30 billion more than jeff bezos and sent him of silver metal on twitter which i think is funny and elon musk is

like peas, it's super fun. my crew has gone up four days. do you like the billionaire race? >> shatner is a rocket man burning up in space alone, it's wonderful but to think with the billionaires, it's great because they are the innovation that will be buying cars and cell phones, the brick thing that probably cost like $10000 and eventually get what we have. same thing here, eventually this tourism will become commercially viable and consumer product eventually. it's a hell of a way to celebrate. kennedy: but he is so cute, look at his face. i thought today was magical, it truly inspired me. >> it makes us canadian americans proud. kennedy: do you have -- back here on earth, school board showdown is still raging.

a mother who grew up in and survived the local school board is using communist party tactics. >> when i was in china, i spent my entire school year in the chinese revolution so i'm very familiar the communist tactics of how they divide people, so the chinese condition destroys our heritage. all things here in america they call them racist for a long time but that did not work so they have to upgrade to domestic terrorists. it's about your own children and for me, it's about our future. the future of this country so we cannot be intimidated. kennedy: don't be intimidated, how can angry parents push back against those who call them terrorists? should they stand down? your husband is a public school

teacher in virginia. his experience with frustrated parents? >> his experience has been the number one thing that separates successful students from students failing involvement of the parents. he always tells me he's never had a problem getting parents to show up for parent teacher conferences when students are arp students and almost never gets peers to show up when kids are failing. here we have the government actively demonizing parents trying to be involved in their children's educational futures. this is one of the most dangerous damning things i've ever seen the government do. we ought to be encouraging parents all across this country getting involved, care about your kids future, care about her education. we want -- that's what's going to create a generation of scholars to leave this country forward. it's not going to be calling parents who care domestic

terrorists. kennedy: you should care whether or not your kids should rewrite at great level. it boils down to the basics and i think that's why parents are frustrated because a lot of these public schools, there a ton of tax money going into them but the results are on the decline for years. >> of course parents should care what happens in their children's school we jumped it, we've seen parents sitting on school board members physically assaulting them in some cases that we can online, calling them out of meetings and screaming at them in the face and there is a way to express this pleasure with what your school is doing but we have seen so many disturbing dangerous incidences were school board members across the country are being harassed and attacked largely because of misinformation about what's happening in their school. i'm a new resident of virginia

as well, we have a governor's race coming up in a few weeks and a lot of these cultural words going on related to the fact that we have an election coming up and heading into a midterm so it's part of a broader cultural moment in our country where people are behaving very badly when they disagree with something. kennedy: but also, vast majority of parents are not behaving badly. majority are upset with what happened in zoom during the pandemic and they realized the schools are being run by teachers unions. you also have experience in virginia schools. >> as a father of a child in virginia public school candidate for city scoreboard, 20 days until the election, it all hits home for me not just professionally but virginia's constitution as reflected by supreme court parents have the right to direct their kids upbringing and education, fundamental basic right predating the constitution, law

and the reason things are boiling over is because the pandemic expose a lot of structural weaknesses on. reporter: and curricular ideas out of step with the communities they are supposed to serve so what for parent take back the power they supposed to have. i don't think we need the fbi to go after to get unruly or violent but the only way to fully diffuse to allow educational funding to students, not just rich parents could enjoy the educational environment. kennedy: absolutely right, if you only allow rich people to choose where the kids go to school, you have an extreme verification in society the government claims to help. i want to thank the party panel, great job all of you.

coming up, up next standing by, dave chapelle and a new special foreclosure. not everyone is happy about this including netflix employees. whether company came to counterculture? my friend, jimmy in studio. ♪♪

♪♪ [laughter] kennedy: yes, ms. kathy is back. some critics are calling for comedian dave chapelle to be canceled for making jokes about transgender people. his latest netflix special,

here's a taste of what he said. >> getzlaf jk rowling because she said in an interview, not exactly what she said but essentially she said gender was a fact. the trans community got mad and started rolling her turf. i agree. gender is a fact. kennedy: netflix says they standby dave will not be removing his content so is this a win for comedy and free speech? here with me in studio, comedian and host across america on fox news radio everyday noon to three east coast time. >> i love this story so much because these people are so angry, chapelle doesn't care. he's smoking a yard of wheat a day, he can't be canceled. >> cassie insanity of the whole thing. chapelle joked the trans

community is to thin-skinned, they responded by getting offended, it's like i accuse you of being in alcohol, your responses to chuck a whole bottle. we are back there again. people to understand. kennedy: hello last night. >> so true but people don't understand when you make fun of any marginalized group, you're treating them as an equal. if you are at a live comedy show, you want to be made fun of because you are part of busting. if you go off to the corner like an untouchable, we are treating you as a lesser than, it's a quality. these executives, these netflix workers storming into executive meetings and they want him to be canceled, your emotional inconvenience is not for someone else's $24 million. if people lost their mind the whole part of comedy, we are joking, it's not real.

everybody watching at home, this is how you treat comedy, it's like a buffet. everybody gets a tray, if you like it, put on your tray, if you don't, no need to stop and hold up the line but everyone has become the other thing, i don't believe they are even offended. do you think people have been incentivized to get mad for doing it? is not so much they are not at chapelle for they know if they will gain relevant for saying they are not, does not make sense? that's where we are. kennedy: in a way, everybody has to be special so if there were people like netflix offended or if they are getting publicity, it makes them special so they don't have to sit down and write an entire comedy set in get paid a bunch of money or original ideas, they can just get mad and kind of throw a tantrum which ultimately i don't think really helps their side. i do think dave chapelle brings up a tough points which to me as a woman having birth children, there's something special about being a woman but i also have a

bunch of trans friend who are targeted and i feel protective of them. >> i agree but i don't think jokes or hate crimes and i think they are being completed as such, for a lot of people, comedy is a coping mechanism, you joke about things that are controversy to take about the controversy and that's why nobody is everybody like to be at a party insight i can't wait until they show up because backlight doesn't get invited to the party with all due respect to him and the mob, of course i empathize with birding persons such as yourself. kennedy: a lot of chest meetings. [laughter] things might be slightly different right now. >> but back to motherhood for a minute. kennedy: you and your white, very easy for you to say. [laughter] >> i told you to delete that text message. [laughter]

kennedy: another trip to human resources tomorrow morning. every day fox across america, i love him and your sports coat. topical storm is up next. ♪♪

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former cheerleaders for the washington football team say they are furious after learning the cockroaches were e-mailing each other photos of them. the subject of the e-mail title check out this pigskin. we purchased and this is topical number one. print charles revealed to avoid gas consumption, he now runs entirely on wine and cheese. i don't know anything about eating wine and cheese. i'm guessing there's still plenty of gas in that car. the car is a gift from queen elizabeth for charles 21st birthday. originally all cars, it ran on federal and bloated sense of self entitlement but a few years ago, charles asked to make it run on wine and cheese products.

surprisingly, the mileage is pretty gouda. [laughter] not only the alternative we will. queen elizabeth's car runs on. chris andrew runs from the top. topic number two. north korea celebrating the 76th anniversary of kennedy: once again, if you're just tuning in, you're watching espn, be ocho. as you can see, kim jong un is pleased by their strength. i think he might be overcompensating for having a girls name. kim. laying on class and being hit,

breaking cinderblocks with bare hands and been beaten with holes from police -- from multiple angles. look at that. basically it's like every other day living in north korea, military experts say it's unclear if north koreans preparing for war with the u.s. war and invasion. topic number three. just selling a blood tomato costume cap. they pour catch up on themselves to stimulate blood on halloween but also comes with a warning, do not let army hammers see you and catch up, it's just too tempting. in addition to a 20-ounce ketchup bottle, the kit includes rhinestones and spooky eyelashes. by the way, if you put catch up on yourself, it's really gross. nikki cautions in 2009 makeup

sets. trust me, you're going to be grateful for the makeup when you find out what.catch up on your face does to your skin. this is going to make you a huge fit trick-or-treaters. carrying a side of fries, you are delicious. topic number four. disney producing a remake of the movie home alone. no, no. check this out. no. >> mom, dad? uncle blake? they don't even know i'm here. they don't even know i'm here. >> criminals. kennedy: they should call it micros. a british family accident going on vacation without their young son. when things his parents wouldn't let him do like flossing and brushing his teeth. the british boy, batman is an

extremely sale. his parents struggled to return home to their son, they can't get a flight. joe biden's vaccine mandate, remake title home sweet home alone and released in britain under the name -- that's right. i'll be right back with kenne-dog. ♪♪

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