general vivek murthy. there are some stories that cut through that are really big that have a lot of different parts to them. we thank you for trusting us to bring you this story about afghanistan. please remember the soldiers on the ground, the marines on the ground, the efforts that the u.s. military is making every night to bring people home. that's the biggest part of this story and they are in harm's way to help this country. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." "fox news primetime" hosted by will cain starts right now. hey, will. >> will: thank you, bret. here here. nice message. we will see you next week. welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> will: i'm will cain and i guess chaos in afghanistan embarrassment on the world stage, americans endangered, this is the price that we pay. this is the cost of a significant percentage of the american population doubtful many of you have watching but a significant percentage of the american population voting for

someone but not for someone but voting against someone. know one voted for joe biden. that's just a fact. no one showed up to his socially distanced zoom rally. no one. no one has ever said i love joe biden. the entire american population either voted for or against president donald trump. hell, no one even vetted joe biden. and now we pay the price in the form of an incompetent, empty suit who and let's be real here, physical and mental condition may not be up to the job. now, that's not to be mean or to have a hot take. this is important. because it's dearly costing the united states of america. it already has cost us countless trillions. it's cost us stature in the world, credibility, and it may soon cost us american lives. this is a big deal. and we just simply can't be nice about it anymore. every week this country seems to be shoved into another crisis by a president who doesn't seem to

know where he is. and every time he says things are under control, you can be rest assured the exact opposite is true. so, today, when he promised that he is going to bring every last american, stranded in afghanistan home, more than a little skeptical. and when his plan to get americans scattered throughout afghanistan back to the airport revolves around trusting the taliban, i'm more than concerned. >> we have no indication that they haven't been able to get in kabul through the airport. we have made an agreement with the taliban thus far. they have allowed them to go through. it's in their interest for them to go through. so we know of no circumstance where american citizens are carrying american passport are trying to get through to the airport. >> will: that is contrary report. that is not true. that is a lie. the taliban are calling the shots. not joe biden. and getting americans to the airport isn't as easy as the president is clearly letting on right there. here, for example, is one

firsthand account of what is really going on on the ground trying to get to the airport. >> when we got there, there was a crowd of several hundred, potentially even over 1,000 individuals, i mean, afghans who were desperate to get into the airport, able to make contact with one of the marines and yelling american, american, americans here. and he just, you know, i made eye contact with him and he said get out. back now. get back now. and the marines are just firing, you know, their weapons, you know, firing warning shots in the air. >> will: that doesn't sound like the taliban serving as ushers at the airport, which by the way, is the one part of afghanistan that joe biden claims we have secured and it is totally engulfed in chaos. see for yourself. [gunfire] [horns blowing] [gunfire]

[screaming] [horns blowing] >> will: that's what you can look forward to if you take joe biden's advice if you can make it through the taliban checkpoints who apparently will gladly let americans through without harm. ignore the reports that they're going house to house, hanging people who have worked with the united states. and ignore the video of the taliban militants brutally executing an afghan police chief. joe biden seemed confident in his shall we call it a plan or at least he wants us to think he is confident. >> this is one of the largest, most difficult air lift in history and the only country in the world capable of projecting this much power on the far side of the world with this degree of precision is the united states of america. >> will: is that what we are doing? we are projecting power? this is power? france and britain are going in

kicking butt, dispatching special forces to rescue their citizens and this started last saturday. while the pentagon pulled our troops back. meanwhile, we don't even know how many americans are stranded behind enemy lines. >> i don't know the exact number of people who are -- americans that are there. and those who may have already come home to the united states. we are not -- we want to get a strong number as to exactly how many people are there, how many american citizens and where they're. >> will: does that inspire confidence for anyone? the american people, the american military, our allies, our adversaries? presidents and presidencies are defined by how they respond to a crisis. the difference here, what we are watching is, this is a crisis created by a president. and add it to the growing list of crises facilitated by president joe biden. the border disaster. inflation, a nationwide crime

spike, these are not crises that he inherited. these are crises that he has created. now, many americans, i think, are rightly asking themselves if joe biden is physically and mentally up for the job. but, that might not be the real question. the real question might just be is joe biden the one doing the job? here to answer that question former acting director of national intelligence ric grenell, rick, great to see you don't. let me ask you that question directly. is president joe biden the one calling the shots? >> well, it is a very good question, will. i would -- i really don't know the answer other than what we can speculate from the outside it certainly looks like there is a hole bunch of academics starting with the national security adviser jake sullivan who seems to be issuing white papers and missing the reality on the ground. what we do know is that in june

and july there were some very stark warnings. i thought it was really interesting today that congressman lee zeldin asked of the defense secretary what did general miller tell you before he closed down bagram? what did he tell you, defense secretary? and what did he tell the president of the united states? ?the answer was very telling. the answer was, you know, we are going to have to look backwards and figure out what went wrong later. now is not the time for that question. it was a total dodge. because, what is becoming clear from intel sources and from state department sources is that those warnings were quite clear through june and july. people were frustrated. they were contacting congress. certainly we know that the 22 of the 23 people who work in the economic and political bureau of our u.s. embassy in kabul, they signed a dissent cable on july 13th that was because there

was more than a month of frustration that no one was listening to them. they approached congressman milinowski and there was no response. there is a frustration from the career officials that the politicking and those that are supposed to help them are not helping them. now what we see is they are stranded. many americans are stranded behind, you know, enemy lines now with the taliban. >> will: i think what have you laid out for us really well, rick, is the lie or incompetence that have led us to this chaos. i do want to follow up on the question i asked you, because there is in doubt that joe biden was one of the most tightly managed candidates that we can remember. now, i think it's fair to say he is a tightly managed president. when do we get to hear from him? when does he make a public appearance? when he does, who is with him? i can only imagine that he is a tightly managed president within his administration? now, i know you have said on these airwaves, rick, that you think susan rice has undue or

inordinate amount of influence on this administration there are others, for example, point to chief of staff ron klain, and that brings pee back. if he is so tightly managed and all looking at this and saying is he physically and mentally capable of the job? they are certainly asking those same questions inside the white house. and then, therefore, who is call the shots? >> it's a really good question. i do believe that susan rice has a huge role and she is doing this from behind the scenes. no one believes that susan rice is doing domestic policy. she was assistant secretary for africa. assistant secretary of state. she was our u.n. ambassador. she was national security adviser. she appointed jake sullivan who, as we know, was the person who sent classified emails to hillary clinton. so we have got a whole team of people that really report -- have reported in to susan rice in the past. and she is clearly calling international shots. she is not doing domestic policy. we know that and i think that

you are right about ron klain, our chief of staff at the white house, he has got a huge role. they have been largely silent both susan rice and the chief of staff. we should hear from them because we know that they do have a very large role. >> will: really quickly, we only have a minute left here rick? what about kamala harris? she says she is the last one in the room when decisions are made. she was promised she promised the american public that would be the case during the campaign. specifically with afghanistan. what is kamala harris' role? >> i think she is running fast away from this you know, democrats from california are not challenged very much as they rise to greater roles. she has not been challenged, certainly wasn't challenged in sacramento. she has had a free ride for a long time. i think she is not very good in crises. lastly, will, let me say one point. this was not an intelligence failure. we need to be very clear about that. the intelligence community warned. we see so many warnings for june and july. this is a political failure.

>> will: rick grenell always good to hear from you. thank you, rick. >> thank you, will. >> will: former navy seal and the man who killed usama bin laden rob o'neill. i want to start with this, a report out today, it's in the washington examiner it's by tom rogan and it says that major general christopher donahue of the united states military has said to his british counterpart hey, could you stop what you are doing? you are beginning to embarrass the united states of america. in other words, stop kicking ass, stop going from and saving your people because you are making us look bad in what's your response, rob? >> hey, good to talk with you, will, thanks for having me, my response is simple. i'm a big believer in the acronym kiss. keep it simple, stupid. and i was talking to another seal team 6 operator with whom i served for 20 years. i'm going to call him tiny. and tiny told me the response. here's how you get the americans out. tiny smash with hammer. and that's it.

and i have nothing but love for the brits and germans and french who have the stones to get out there. look, i don't want to be in charge but if i was would i want to get the americans? cool. give me nine guys i will walk through the streets and kill everyone i see and i'm going to grab the americans. it's not difficult. we have these people who are in charge that are a disgrace. i'm amazed that there hasn't been at least 30 generals and admirals that haven't resigned or been fired today. buff we won't because we have a commander-in-chief that was put there through whatever happened at 4:00 in the morning on election night? this is nonsense, insulting. every veteran, marine, airmen and navy seal, coats guard, everyone i have talked to today they feel gross. that's how you should feel. you should feel gross. we don't ask the taliban permission. do you know what we do? we kick their ass that's it. >> will: rob, you have first hand experience with the

taliban. to say hear the president of the united states to say we need to work with them or trust them to usher americans to the airport, does that comport with what you not only have witnessed but what have you encountered? >> i know, i'm very, very angry because over 400 combat missions and so many different fields of combat, i have never once lost a fight. my team has never lost a fight. i don't know any marine who has lost a fight. and that includes the taliban. when we meet them face to face we crush them. we were pretty good for the past 4 and a half years at impeaching a president for no reason. if anything deserves an impeachmentright now. we don't do this. we don't ask the enemy for permission. we go in there. we crush them. we win every single time. and then we leave with our people. that's it. it's infuriating that i have to talk to my combat veteran friends who fought for so many years and they are wondering why? why did we fight? you know, for these people to just until we elected people in suits that can't do anything?

and they surrender? are you kidding me? this president surrendered to the taliban. does it get any more embarrassing? should i notten. >> emily: pair wassed as an american right now wondering what i fought for? >> will: this morning on "fox & friends" senator lindsey graham said a good lesson in life never find yourself on the left of the french. you rivaled that line you don't ask your enemy for permission. those are good good mottos in life. pretty simple guidance to follow. you said it tonight to me just a moment ago and i hear your emotion. i hear your anger. and i want to, for one moment, follow up on expanding beyond joe biden because you talked about the military leadership as well. so, when you look at this entire failure and it being called nothing but a failure. that's the accurate description, how far and wide is your indictment? >> well, i think that everyone wearing a suit and ty or a pant suit right now in washington,

d.c. should step down. i think the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff should not be a four star general it should be 04. the it should be a major it should be a young officer who actually fought on the ground. all these people that all they do is sit there and they run their mouth and i'm talking about democrats and republicans, talk, talk, talk, two more years get reelected. everyone get out of there. just leave. we have people that can handle this we have people who can fight. we have people like even when talking to my friends today, are we worried about isis coming to your house? do have you gowns? >> yes i have guns and swords. i know how to fight. we need people who know how to fight. we have them there. get rid of these politicians. i mean, and i guarantee most people agree with me. >> will: i would guess that's a -- i think that's a safe guarantee, rob. i would place -- i would place my wager along with that promise you just made. all right, rob o'neill, always appreciate your service. also appreciate you sharing your feelings. >> thank you, will.

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♪ >> will: all right, so the obvious disaster is unfolding in afghanistan. but joe biden says the world has our back. >> what is your message to america's partners around the world who have criticized not the withdrawal but the conduct of that withdrawal and may then question america's credibility on the world stage? >> i have seen no question of our credibility from our allies around the world. >> will: hey, if you see nothing it doesn't exist.

right? see no evil, hear no evil, no evil exists. i'm afraid joe hasn't been working. ask the u.k. where one member of parliament did not mince words in bashing biden. >> to see that commander-in-chief call into question the courage of men i fought with, to claim that they ran, shameful. >> will: okay, let's talk more about shameful. we have seen how the taliban is treating women. biden thinks that might come back to haunt them. >> there is going to be harsh conditions, strong conditions we are are going to apply depend on whether they get help based on whether or not how and how well they treat women and girls, how well they treat their citizens? >> will: do you know who doesn't care how they treat their citizens? china. the communist nation isn't going to let the taliban civil rights record stop them from cozying up to the militant group. they are ready to be the dominant economic power in the region with reuters saying, quote: china could help

afghanistan exploit vast mineral reserves values at over $3 trillion per official estimates in 2017. as we leave, china is ready to cash in on afghanistan. let's ask steve hilton the host of the next revolution how all of this plays out. hey, steve, good to see you. so $3 trillion in rare earth minerals, china is ready to step in. what kind of power -- first of all, what kind of power vacuum did we just leave and what kind of power is china now stepping into? >> it's not the power vacuum in afghanistan it's all around the world. let's hit that first point. biden is utterly delusional if he believes that this hasn't been the biggest humiliation for america that anyone can remember. probably in history. and you have got allies all over the world. you have the eu calling it a catastrophe. the leader of the labor party in the u.k. the democrats exawlg it a catastrophic error of judgment. the leader of the opposition. listen to this politician from the u.k. it's an utter repudiation of the america so many of us have

admired so deeply all our lives. the champion of liberty and democracy and the guiding of what is right in the world. so the idea that this isn't absolute catastrophe for america's standing, and sense of power in the world and authority is a total joke in terms of china, it's not just that they're now going to be swooping in and getting those vital rare earth minerals which by the way the democrats never stopped lecturing about climate change and how we have got to have electric cars everywhere and phase out gas. you have got to have those rare earth michelles for the batteries going to power this green future that biden wants to build. he has handed all that over from afghanistan to the chinese. another report out that we have been hearing is that the chinese are going to be working with the taliban to ensure safe passage for americans, why? because biden can't do it. our own government can't do it, so we are now going to be dependent on the chinese? what a humiliation? they are laughing so deeply about all of this in beijing.

biden tried to dress this up as some kind of great strategic power play now we are out of afghanistan we can focus on the great game of power on our real opponent china. he has handed them a massive propaganda and strategic victory. >> will: right. you know, steve, i can't help but wonder how the unaffiliated, i guess that's a word i will choose, unaffiliated individual or country might look at this if you, steve hilton or me, will cain, or we, fox news, say joe biden failed at his job, some people would say well, you would have said that no matter what. but you point out we are talking about the labor party in the u.k. we're talking about people from every political stripe, from every country in the world of every political persuasion looking at this and going what a mess that this president created. now, to that point of that propaganda you brought up. china gets to go to the world and with that credibility, with that message say america is a declining power. now, i think the real question then steve is, are we? are we a declining power?

>> well, we are. under biden. there is no question of that i mean, just go back to what you were saying just now. his threat against the taliban if they don't treat women right? who believes is he going to follow up on any of that? nobody. he has shown his fecklessness and weakness. no one thinks is he going to do anything to back up his threats and red lines. by there the way there is a history of that isn't there obama administration famous red line. when you put people like this in charge, you get a weakening of authority. but, there is hope because what do we see with president trump? a quick restoration of america's authority and power and standing in the world. because when he said something, it happened. when he told iran don't you hurt a single american, and they ignored that what happened? absolutely was taken out. -- soleimani was taken out. people around the world donald trump knew what he said. this great country in which i have just become a citizen. we know there will always be

that power to make a change and restore america's standing because our values, our constitution, all the things we stand for are more powerful than even joe biden with his fecklessness can destroy during his first term and only one we hope. >> will: steve, you just became a citizen? >> that's right. >> will: congratulations. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> will: glad to have you as an american citizen. welcome to the family, steve. >> glad to be here. >> will: joe biden said america is in back. we were told the adults are in charge now. the this is what it looks like with adults in charge. all right steve, my fellow american, thanks for being on the program. >> good to see you. >> will: while this is happening overseas, i can't get over what's happening right here in america. listen to this. do you want to play high school sports? get the shot. want to go to college? get the shot. want to keep your job? get the shot. how liberal cities and states are forcing students and teachers to get vaccinated. jason rantz here with the story after the break. ♪ ♪

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>> will: new york city mayor bill de blasio might be on his way out but he plans to take fall sports with him, i guess. this morning he tweeted out new guidelines for athletes threatening students who haven't been vaccinated. get this: you have to have the covid-19 vaccine shot, required for all students and staff participating in quote high risk public school athletic league sports this year. these athletes already last last year to covid now it looks like they could have another season stolen from. they this covid craziness is not exclusive to the big apple, washington state is going even a step further. they are requiring all teachers and staff in the state to be vaccinated or risk being fired. when is this madness going to stop? let's ask seattle radio host jason rantz. jason, tell me how far can it go in washington? >> i mean, we're going to find out. this was not you might get fired

if you don't get vaccinated. , which by the way, is for all staff and all public and private schools. this is also for colleges. it doesn't matter if you are a teacher or a custodian or a coach. this matters. and if you don't -- not only do you get fired, you will not be available to get unemployment benefits, which is insane to me how ghoulish it is to threaten someone's livelihood to say under the threat of basically total financial insecurity that we're going to ruin your life, your career, your ability to pay your rent, your ability to put food on your table if you don't get a vaccine. i think that people should get the vaccine in consultation with their doctor if they want. the fact of the matter is, not everyone needs the vaccine right now and the fact is some people have reasonable concern that could otherwise be addressed if you actually have honest conversations with them and have them sit down and talk to a doctor. if you are doing this under the

threat by the government, that just goes too far for me. we should call it out for what it is. it's authoritarian. >> will: you mentioned washington state football coach has not wanted to get the vaccine. he has basically now been threatened with getting fired. i think he has said he will comply in order to continue coaching the cougers. i asked you however could it go i imagine we'll find out somewhere be it in new york city, be it in the state of washington, be it in one of these cities or states run by honestly these far left radicals who seem to have not just enjoyed this power but may have let their hysteria run wild. as long as we are in that open space, i don't know if thereson answer to how far this can go. >> i think you are right. the threat to our freedoms right now are bodily and medical autonomy is greater than covid. and i can't say that because covid isn't serious it is for older people and people with underlying health conditions. however, we have vaccines. we have incredible therapeutics.

you have been talking about some of those this week we have covid death rate 1.5% or so nationwide and. much different when you look at people with pre-existing health conditions or the elderly. we can beat covid. we will beat covid. when you give away some of your freedoms, they are not easy to just take back. they don't just come back on their own. that's why i think there should be reasonable and civil pushback to some of these mandates. this is one thing to do now versus, you know, a year ago. a year and a half ago where at that point we didn't really know everything that we currently know nor do we have all those tools to help. and i think that's an important piece of context here. >> will: jason rantz telling us exactly how it's going down in the state of washington. always good to see you, jason, thank you. >> thanks, will. >> let's stay on the topic of foolish covid ideas. new evidence shows plastic barriers have you seen placed around desks and tables when you go into a restaurant i don't know they are like halfway up and this far apart? they are doing more harm than

good. there is a report from the "new york times" saying, quote, everybody's aerosols are going to be trapped and stuck there and building up and they will end up spreading beyond your own desk. so here we go. follow the science right down to these stupid little plastic barriers. we have been forcing people to live in plastic bubbles for the last year. all the while, it might have been making them sick. douglas murray is the author of madness of the crowds and he joins me now. douglas, i always love it hear your perspective. so, i said the other night on this program we are suffering from another epidemic, a epidemic of mass hysteria of the mind. you wrote madness of crowds. i'm curious, when you wrote that you thought about so many societal divisions and the madness of crowds when it came to race or gender or whatever it may be. >> did you ever think about it in terms of medical segregation? >> i didn't. i'm always tempted to do an updated addition with that in it though, because every day we see

the same thing. we see the same issue. this weird crowd derangement. and all met by political leader and others who make it clear that on the national and the local stage, as much as on the international stage, they don't know what they are doing. internationally, we see american leaders who don't know what they are doing, then we see these domestic cases. sticking up barriers and sticking kids among plastic barriers that turn out not to do any good. you have mayor bill de blasio you were just talking about who seems to have come from lacrosse players. mayor de blasio presides over a city in new york violent crime. homelessness, drug abuse. people laying, lulling around in the pavement in stupor faction and mayor de blasio announces today this is the lacrosse players he has in his sight. it's all part of a package, i'm afraid. >> will: we are showing images on the screen while you are

talking. i'm looking at plastic barriers it's just wonderful that covid doesn't have a vertical leap and can't move horizontally between small plastic barriers we placed. covid not very athletic can't move around. you talk about politicians i asked tucker carlson this question last night. you are the perfect person to answer this as well because of your research and your book, i'm as concerned with the willingness of individuals who police each other. i'm as concerned not just with our political leaders, but americans who want to lorde over each other with these covid protocols. what is it inside of us that really comes out in these moments? >> that's right. that's a very important question. a very good question. one of course we have seen in our era on social media. haven't we? social media basically exists for people who want to correct other people's behavior. to call other people out. to tell other people that they are wrong. now we have seen, basically, the

social mediaization of american society. so that what was just horrible, nasty virtue signaling behavior on social media has spilt out into the public realm. the mask-wearing, just for one example. and it is this thing of demonstrating that you are better. demonstrating that you are virtuous. you know, and it's the same with vaccines. it's the same with all of this. the problem i have with this is that the public are -- and it's not just in america. democracy after democracy so willing to be browbeaten into this and then to sort of police each other. america has got it relatively lightly compared to some of our friends and allies. down in australia this week. the premier of victoria scolded the population of local ozys telling them that from now on, you are not allowed to drink your drink outside unless you keep your mask on. >> will: yeah, i don't know how do you that. >> unless you can drink through a mask. drink your pint through a mask

and now tell your other drinkers drink their pint through their mask otherwise everyone is going to gi. >> will: not just an pandemic a epidemic of mass tis tear i can't taking place. douglas murray, the madness of crowds. always good to hear from you. >> great pleasure. >> will: coming up. big companies want you to get woke at work. bank of america and lowe's telling their white employees, get, this decolonize your mind. and oh, by the way. cede power to people of color. that's coming up. ♪ ♪

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white people can be racist. i'm not sure that's the way you make it to your workplace more inclusive but, the way they are doing it. joining me author of the new book "woke inc." vivek ramaswamy who i just got to meet in person even though i have spoke with you many times. here is the book "woke inc." we have been talking about it many times on fox. i'm excited to check it out and you have been talking about this issue for quite some time. big corporate entities embracing woke politics whole cloth. why? >> look, i like big banks in particular embracing this i talk about bank of america in particular this is a company that committed some of the cardinal sips heading into the 2008 financial crisis. if you are a big bank you are really scared of occupy wall street. these woke values are really easy. they love anti-racism applaud diversity and inclusion put token minorities on board. disparate impact of climate change whatever it is they do. all they really do is make sure occupy wall street doesn't

threaten power structure what you have bunch of woke millennials got together with big banks together woke capitalism and that allows them to put occupy wall street up for adoption. that's why they love training their employees how to be less white. they love to talk about systemic racism. talk about systemicken from risk not so much. >> will: cynical you are telling me, bank of america, lowe's, delta, coke. they don't believe ideas. they are using them to protect themselves from regulation? >> protect themselves from regulation and even save themselves some money. one of the things i talk about in the book which is actually little appreciated in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and this will make your blood boil they settled for $17 billion bank of america did. guess how much money made it into the public fist less than half of it obama doj made a secret deal with bank of america behind closed doors to be able to say actually if you donate to woke non-proves, la raza, the national urban league and son you get more than one-to-one

offset what you owe to the american people for your misdeeds heading into the 2008 financial crisis. pay less money, get a tax deduction, their press release gets to say they donated to nonprofits instead of the doj everybody gets to wet their beak the people that lose are the american people. this the is scam in detail i'm laying out in the peculiar. american people need to know what it is. >> will: this didn't just happen in the past year and a half. this didn't just happen in the wake of george floyd this has been under the covers. >> this has been brewing for over 10 years, since the 2008 crisis. big business in this country decided to enter an arranged marriage with the new woke left and it's more like mutual prostitution because each side gets something out of the trade. silicon valley then copied wall street on the ask and that's how we got to where we are. >> will: other thing that stood out to me we paid for it other thing in the works we have been paying for it read all about it, you should. woke inc., vivek ramaswamy, make sure there is also a fox nation special called "woke inc." on vivek's book where he rips back the curtains on corporate

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♪ ♪ >> will: so just a few minutes left in the show, time to put abby hornacek on the clock, four stories, 60 seconds each vehicle ready, abby? >> i don't know, am i? >> will: about to find out. elon musk unveiled the tesla bought yesterday, and -- i would never say who would -- people are talking. >> you are from texas. >> will: presentation started with a dancing robot. take a look. >> and it should be able to do that. ♪ ♪ >> will: that's not a robot.

>> that was you in that suit. >> will: it could be. that is just a dude in a leotard. how are we supposed to take this seriously? >> you know what, i don't think we are supposed to take it seriously. i was reading a lot of reports on critics, elon musk tends to do this. but i was thinking, what if this was real, right? 5'8", 125 pounds, and it is supposed to allegedly do the same things human beings don't want to do, like the boring tasks -- go [bell rings] don't you dare doing me, i'm still going. think about it this way, it creates work ethic. the things that are tedious and boring, it gives you perspective. i'm afraid of robots in the future, will. >> will: i hear you, you want a robot slave. >> never. >> will: prime time game show producer of "jeopardy" names himself the host, and then steps down less than a month later, public outcry over some shady -- it was about a podcast, but then

they found out the selection process was rigged. he made some comments on podcasts, nobody cares, he was reading the game. brian kilmeade is the producer of this thing. he has been rigging this from the start, by the way. >> that is why you are here. you're good at your job. >> will: he is bringing in hegseth's favorite, and we all know it. >> i don't think i was a good move, but here's my thing. people talk about cancel culture all they want but i want to go a different direction and say when you are stepping into the hosting gig of "jeopardy," you are not just stepping into a hosting gig, you are stepping into a legacy that you are expected to carry on, a legacy that was built by alex trebek -- [bell rings] by bringing smiles to people for 37 years. i am serious. >> will: you rigged it so he would get the job. >> yeah, what the heck? >> will: up next, from albany to off-broadway, the andrew cuomo saga is getting the musical comedy treatment. a new play called "a turtle on the fence post" was written in

jail by a former political consultant who cuomo prosecuted, and guess what, the love gov -- the play opens in november. are you in? >> i don't know yet, but i think new yorkers will be an. people love drama, they have been watching this andrew cuomo saga unfolding for a while, and people are drawn to that. this is new york city, they want to get out, they know this, and he was a polarizing figure, who does not want to watch something like this? >> will: what does "a turtle on a fence post" mean? >> i have no idea. it has to do with a quote from i think it was bill clinton, if the turtle was on the fence post, it didn't get there itself? i could be wrong -- >> will: no, you're getting nods in the studio. >> oh, thank goodness. >> will: i'm impressed. and finally, get out of my spot, will you? 2 out of 3 americans say they have a favorite place to sit on the couch and at the kitchen

table, and more than half say they feel uncomfortable sitting somewhere else. of course. >> of course. how is this not 100% of people. two-thirds? how come this is not 100%? you are actually in my seat, but they said since you are hosting the show -- >> will: i'm strapped in here. >> now you can say yee-haw because you are a texas gentleman. it's like when you go to yoga and they tell you to switch your grip on your hand, it is uncomfortable. nobody likes that. >> will: i have no idea what you are talking about. >> well, you have to go to yoga more. it's to feel okay being uncomfortable, i don't know? >> will: everyone should have assigned seats at the dinner table. right? dad really kind of starts the dominoes falling. >> the dad? >> will: and then i get first choice on the couch. that is my seat, get up. i have sons that are trying to encroach on that territory. >> you've got to hold your ground. >> will: abby hornacek. by the way, abby and i did a pot

podcast, fox news podcast, applr watching "fox news primetime" this week. i'm will cain. i will see you tomorrow on ""fox & friends"." tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday. we have learned a lot in the past five days. maybe the most important thing we've learned is that joe biden is not capable of running the country. joe biden is senile. saying that out loud is not an attack on biden. any decent person would feel sorry for him. watching him gaze vacantly into the middle distance or stumbling like a drunk man trying to cross an icy street as he caree