get the latest on the efforts to get americans out of afghanistan plus good timing california governor recall. september 14th californians already voting. we will lay it all out for you and explain it. thanks for inviting it into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by tammy bruce this week stars right now. hey, tammy. >> tammy: excellent. thank you, sir. good evening, everyone and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. now tonight, joe biden remains on the defensive, remains defiant and remains delusional amid a series of self- inflicted egregious decisions that are leaving our nation less safe and putting america in retreat and on the decline. biden and his administration have spent the last year promising us america was back. >> america is back ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. >> american leadership and engagement matter. we're hearing this now from our

friends, they're glad we're back. >> i made it known that america is back. >> i also wanted to put the world ons in the america is back. , america is back. [applause] >> tammy: like a badly written movie. instead, there is now a crisis in confidence in american leadership here and abroad. because the biden agenda is now defined by deadly incompetence, delusional decision-making and down right destructive dereliction. just today, joe biden met with the president of ukraine, whom the "new york times" describes as, quote: unnerved by america's abrupt and chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. and that he is expected to raise questions about u.s. security commitments. the paper of record for the left also says, quote: it comes in the wake of an event that has caused numerous american allies to question the firmness of washington support. you could also say they are concerned about the firmness of biden's grip in general, more on this later. the message being, sent all over

the world after the president's reckless afghan exit, is that the terrorist are emboldened and that america's adversaries are energized. biden yesterday had the audacity to claim the afghan strategy was an extraordinary success. even as u.s. troops are dead, americans are still strand ed andtaliban is in control. if it was such a success, then why is biden at the same time contradicting himself and blaming everyone? if it all went so well, then why would there be anyone to blame? because, really, deep down, everyone knows, including the president's fiercest defenders, that the surrender to the taliban has consequences far beyond afghanistan. as a new piece in the economist notes, quote: through will power, patience and cunning, a low budget band of holly warriors has vanquished america and taken charge of a medium size country. to muslims who earn to expel

infidels overthrow secular states it was evidence that god approves. the ripple effects could be felt far and wide. and those ripple effects will be felt far beyond afghanistan and far beyond the region itself. and the worst part, we're learning more about how joe biden knew this was coming but rushed for the exits anyway. as an explosive piece from reuters reveals that in a july 2 '3rd phone call with afghan president biden urged the president to, quote: change perception of the war, whether it was true or not essentially urging the afghan leader to go along with the lie that 9/11 afghanistan was just fine even when the facts were staring him right in the face. ask yourself how is that leadership? how is that transparent? and how is that honest? that shocking revelation does reveal the rotten core of biden and the fools now running this country. the focus and obsession is on perception not reality. they are connected only with how something looks on the news not

on the impact of their action and policies on real human beings. jim hanson and sean parnell join us to unpack this revelation and -- influence around the world. but no wonder joe biden was irritated by the gold star families speaking truth, directly to his face. that wasn't part of a narrative, you see that wasn't part of the script. so, as joe retreats to fantasy and the white house basement, china, iran, russia and even north korea have all gotten the message, america herself is in retreat. k.t. mcfarland joins us shortly to expand on this. now, for example, we have learned this week that north korea appears to be back at work on its nuclear arsenal while joe biden may have tried to declare an end to the war in afghanistan, we may just be in the beginning of a far more dangerous chapter in confronting global threats all because joe biden wanted a september 1th photo op. and ran away from reality. of course, we could see this

coming from a mile away. joe biden was never any sort of foreign policy expert. he was never the empathizer or elder statesman that the media wanted you to believe that he was. he is weak, he is reckless, and he has been wrong over and over again. that is what is shocking so many people. and how could anyone really though be surprised? he spent the campaign hiding in its basement. refusing questions. and delivering canned remarks. joe biden was never ready for this job and it's not just in afghanistan. our borders are wide open. inflation is surging, small businesses are still struggling, and american credibility around the world clearly is cratering. if this is success, like biden claims, then what the hell does failure look like? the impact of this feckless, non-leadership, more concerned about pronouns than the actions of terrorists, inspires the menacing left here at home as well. teachers, the teachers union in los angeles, says children lost

nothing touring the pandemic. they now know words like insurrection and coup, confirming for the unions that this is all been about indoctrination not education. you won't want to miss lara trump and james golden both who have a few things to stay about all of this. all of this is, in fact, they think, maybe well-intentioned, people making mistakes. well, that's not true. this is full-fledged narcissism, gross negligence, and america last defeatism. again, where is the accountability? where are the firings? where are the apologies and resignations out of protests or even god forbid some shame? two senior executives though, at the fda finally did have enough, they resigned after interference from the white house on the covid booster shot issue. bypassing the fda, impacting the vaccine rollout, and confidence in the process once again. joe's decision-making has become

dangerous on every front for the u.s.a. dr. makary and joe concha are here to discuss that now we have learned a white house official has complained to reporters that he or she was, quote: appalled and literally horrified, end quote. that biden stranded americans in afghanistan. well, welcome to the club, names official. if this person had a spine. she should resign and speak publicly against the madness controlling this administration. step up. if you are listening to this or even if you are not. it will get to you. step up. all of biden's failures were driven by petty politics, not sound governing principles. what's the biden's team's response to keep cozying up to the taliban. keep gas lighting the public. keep making things up for better perception. all of our disasters in the catastrophic ripple effect here at home and abroad did not have to happen. this was a planning failure. an attitude failure, an empathy failure, a groove as it failure. a strategy failure in general

and a communications failure making our friends and allies terrified about the future and enemies thrilled and inspired. joining me tonight are former national security adviser and author of "revolution" k.t. mcfarland and security studies group president jim hanson, author of winning the second civil war. i don't know, that might be a little bit too prescient here. let's start here, k.t., thank you for joining me tonight. what i mention here as we lead into this about aspiring our enemies, there is adventurism already. north korea, you know, firing up some nuclear reactors. putin refusing some requests of biden at some point. iran has been kind of strangely silent but we know they are thrilled. tell us what your point of view is here about how this now unfolds when it comes to the metastasizing of this around the world. >> yeah, i mean, i think there is going to be an immediate sense of we are more at risk because of the terrorist situation. but i'm more concerned with what

is on the horizon next. i think it's a cardinal rule of foreign policy that if your adversaries sense weakness and division and distraction, that's when they make their move. i think you seal in the next couple of months, china making a move in the south china sea. the world's most important maritime trade route. i think they will make a move on tijuana. they have already warned tijuana they better not be expecting america to help them. i also think that the russians are going to make a move and they will make a move on ukraine. that's what's going to happen in the near term. and then when president biden folds in every one of these cases and he will, it will convince our allies they may make a special and separate deal not with the united states but with our adversary china. it's not lost on any of these countries that within a decade of the soviet union, failing in afghanistan, and having to retreat from afghanistan, the soviet union collapsed. that's what china and others will be saying to our allies all around the world. america, it's not going to be the leader in the 21st

century. >> tammy: as they found out with the president with the election of donald trump that things can change on a dime here in this country. jim, you know, speaking of the nature of what we're dealing with here, we had a pentagon briefing earlier. where the secretary of defense austin and the joint chiefs of staff mark milley said, you know, well, pretty much they implied that we might be willing to work with the taliban to get rid of other terrorist elements there when the haqqani guy has been assigned to security in kabul and that's an element of al-qaeda. what do you think about that? is that a realistic point of view? >> that is absurd. that is material support to terrorism in pursuit of terrorism? i don't understand how -- you have to ask yourself, what would the biden clown car of foreign policy failures do differently if they were actually trying to destroy the country? the people on his team are incompetent. and as you mentioned in the

opening monologue, none of them have offered to take responsibility for 20 years ever failure, 20 years ever lies and 20 years now that were walking away from weaker than we started. at this point, no one is going to be responsible for this. and i don't think anyone misses the fact that they did this on purpose. biden made this deal by choice. he had already paid the taliban before with obama for boberg dal. no one should forget that they knew they could take him in a deal. they took him for grounding the afghan air force, shutting down bagram. and giving them a clear path to kabul. now we are going to partner with them against their enemies? absurd. >> tammy: that's the kind of thing that i think all three of us would agree and everyone watching this program would agree to whatever you do, if you are a carpenter, if you are a lawyer, if you are a stay at stay-at-home mom, whatever do you in life, you know that's dumb. right? you don't have to go to school or to have letters after your name to know you don't -- you know, you don't partner up with

ted bundy to try to deal with violence against women. it doesn't work that way. thank you both of you for joining me tonight. extraordinary situations we are facing. great, very wise advice. thank you both. now, up next, be cool. pretend your country isn't about to go to hell. joe biden's shocking plea to afghanistan's former president proves that the military withdrawal was, in fact, all for show. and you won't believe how many migrant kids dhs has lost track of. that and more straight ahead on "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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trained over the past two decades and equipped would be a strong adversary in their civil wars with the taliban. that assumption that the afghan government would be able to hold on for a period of time beyond military drawdown turned out not to be accurate. >> yeah, wow, that was an obvious lie. he said the same thing to stephanopoulos on abc. according to reuters now. you don't want to miss this and it's true. it's not the babylon bee. biden knew that the collapse was inevitable. he didn't want anyone tolls know about it in late july during a phone call with president ashraf ghani, biden told him to pretend like the taliban wasn't ready to retake the country, saying, quote: i need not tell you the perception around the world and in parts of afghanistan, i believe, is that things aren't going well in terms of the fight against the taliban. and there is a need whether it's true or or not there is a need

to project a different picture. joining me now to react is retired army infantry captain and u.s. senate republican candidate sean parnell. sean, i think that this is not like guesswork or rhetoric or hyperbole, that a confession, a recognition that the country was in trouble and asking the president of afghanistan effectively to lie about what was going on, which means also, you will not be prepared because you can't prepare because you're telling people something that's not true. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, it's absolutely unbelievable, but nobody should be surprised. joe biden has been a politician in washington for 50 years and lying is what he does. he said he graduated at top of his law school. that was a lie. he said he had degree three degrees. that was a lie. he said he opposed the iraq war that was a lie. he said he was the first in his family to go to college in a

thousand generations. that was a lie. he said he was a coal minor from pennsylvania. that was a lie, too. that's what this man does. for goodness sake, he said he was in a knife fight with a guy named corn pop. it's unbelievable. >> tammy: when we think back it's unbelievable. lying about yourself, it gives people a hint about your character and your nature. but, now the lies have gotten 13 of our service members murdered. thought lies untold numbers of people in afghanistan will be slaughtered. this is going to be a bloodbath. that is i think, what the american people for some reason have not made the connection yet with who this man is. >> that's right. and he did this exact same thing in ukraine. fired the prosecutor who is investigating my family's corrupt business dealings in your country or you don't get the billion dollars. right? lie about the conditions on the battlefield and, otherwise, you won't get the military assistance. they don't call him quid pro-joe

for nothing. and the most horrible thing about all of this, tammy, the fact that he had to lie means that he knew six weeks ago that things were going to go bad. >> tammy: that's correct. >> yet, he didn't address this strategy. he didn't warn americans in that country to leave. he didn't tell our military. >> tammy: we got rid of bagram. all the terrorist prisoners being released it's almost as though it was by design and we have got to consider the nature of what's happened here and i know it's shocking. i think most of americans are still in shock. but as we get these details, that's what tonight is about, sean. tonight is about the overflow, the lava coming out of the value volcano. great stuff and great to see you again, sean. now, moving on to another crisis caused by this president because this attitude doesn't just stay put in one area. a new report by axios is

claiming that the incompetence biden administration has lost contact with one in three released migrant children. according to data from the h.h.s., nearly 5,000 released migrant children or their sponsors, and we don't know who they are, have not returned this administration's phone calls and are all currently unaccounted for it sound like they are not into the administration to bother to return the call. joining me now is town hall editor, fox news contributor katie pavlich. katie, you have been on the forefront of the border. there is innumerable issues onion done there peal it back another issue. here you have a crisis not just of confidence but of legitimacy when we are dealing with children now what are the reper suggestions of this? >> well, first, i think it's posh to point out that the biden

campaign completely slammed the trump administration for not being able to get in touch with the so-called parents or sponsors of these children that are trafficked here and fold labor issues and so that's the first thing. the second thing is that the administration, the biden administration promised that they would reunite all of these children with parents. we know that is also not true. the third, you have to keep in mind a lot of these sponsors or these adults that these unaccompanied minors are handed over to by the federal government because they had this enormous crash on the border, the vetting process where for these people whatnot sufficient. it was not thorough. there were whistleblowers during the obama administration when this crisis first started in 2014 who were sounding the alarm over the federal government handing over children to sex traffickers and to people who were forcing them labor on to farms, for example. and so here we are, again, with the biden administration with this open border policy that if

you come over here with a child, you basically get to go free and now you have 5,000 children who are unaccounted for. a lot of these spawrns are in the country illegally themselves. when the government calls up to see where they're living and where the children are. they're in the country themselves illegally. therefore they are not answering those phone calls like they are not showing up for their court date when they're handed the ability to come into the country and be released into a number of communities. keep in mind -- >> tammy: you have done the hard work, katie, if we had the media, this is a story that everyone should be all over. these -- nobody knows hot sponsors are. there is no vetting. and we are distributing these little kids to strangers effectively, and that is the greatest country on earth. we are doing that the leadership is doing that. there is no moral ability to defend this at all. >> well, and keep in mind, the biden administration claims this is a humane process. these are humane.

>> tammy: another lie. >> these children to be handed over to sponsors who are strangers to them and they can't follow up with them. keep in mind everybody has been slamming the trump administration for allegedly separating parents from children while these children that are now unaccounted for, were separated from their parents before they got here. >> tammy: that's right. >> trafficked here and being trafficked again. texas, specifically, the child trafficking experts there have warned about this and they have been ignored piatt administration. >> tammy: right, exactly. those parents will probably never see those children again. all right, katie pavlich. thank you very much. coming up, the head of a top teacher's union flat out admits what we have known for years. when it comes to your kids, they don't care about education. only indoctrination. lara trump on this truly outrageous story coming up next. stay right there. ♪

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students experienced after liberal shut down in person classes is a total myth. that's according to the head of the los angeles teacher's union. she says kids actually learned some really valuable lessons while locked in their homes. goat, it's okay that our babies may not have learned all their times tables. they know the difference between a riot and a protest and they know the words insurrection and coup. yeah, that's coming from one of the most influential people in america's second largest school district. let me remind you this is the same woman who didn't want funding going to in person learning because it was racist. >> if you condition funding on the reopening of schools, that money will only go to white and wealthier schools that do not have the transmission rates that low income black and brown communities do. this is a recipe for propagating structural racism. and it is deeply unfair to the

students we serve. >> tammy: extraordinary. here now fox news contributor lara trump. lara, do you know what's particularly remarkable about that is we know now of the months if not sometimes over a year lost of not just learning but of social interactions and the ability to understand the world and interact from, one of the largest studies called mckensey found ironically when it comes to that woman's professed concerns that it's kids of color and poor kids. kids that are on the -- the fringes of society that are, of course, are harmed the most in this regard because their parents have fewer resources to deal with other options when they are not in school learning. what is this -- what is this? what can you explain the nature of this attitude and the nature of just really abandoning children is what's happening here? >> yeah, i mean, it is so shameful. and, tammy, this is exactly why you don't put dumb people in charge of education.

you know, this woman cares more about pushing forward woke causes. i'm sure she is a fan of critical race theory. something that teaches our children to judge one another based on the color of their skin, not the content of their color. teaches them to hate their country. she is more concerned about these sorts of things than actually preparing children for future than actually whether or not our children have basic reading or math skills? i mean, this is absolute insanity. she is the head of the second largest city in america. this is her take on what has happened to our nation's children and their education? do you know who probably loves hearing this, tammy? the country of china. let me tell you why? guess who is number one in the world when it comes to reading, math and science? it is china. guess where the united states ranks? 38 in math and 14th in reading. we have already had a lot of

catching up to do. now our kids as you just pointed out have been out of school for a year and this woman thinks that's okay. okay that they don't know basic stuff. >> tammy: lining up confirming what you said kids who have not gone to in person learning they will be less likely to go on to post secondary education. also likely earn less 49,000, to 61,000 less in their lifetimes than other kids who actually had some in person school learning. it is condemning them economically, emotionally, and socially. it's almost like when we have talked about this, that the democrats on the left want this but it is good to remember, isn't it, that these are policies or leftists, they are marxists. they are in to politics. it's not the teachers. i think it's important for teachers who have to be parts of these unions to step up and push back in this regard. wouldn't you agree that the teachers have got to start taking some control here?

>> absolutely. and we are are so fortunate to have so many great tea parties. tea party --teachers. this last year has not been easy on them either. they have to speak up and speak out. it's the politicians who are pushing this sort of agenda forward. why is that? let's think about it. if you want people to not have basic skills so that they can't get jobs, they are fully reliant on the government. that is the ultimate goal of the socialist democrat party they want to socialize america. they are starting with our chirp. tammy the good news is we found through your father-in-law in fact as i mentioned earlier things can change on a dime when we make the right decisions because leadership matters. lara, thank you very much. great stuff. i appreciate it now, many parents are, in fact, fighting back against the left's war on children. they got to add the union into that. in these cases, in texas, a principal was suspended after being accused of promoting critical race theory. meanwhile, in san francisco, this is great news, an effort to

recall three radical school board members has just hit a crucial milestone. and in virginia, the supreme court upheld a judge's ruling to reinstate a teacher who was placed on leave for refusing to use transgender pronouns. here now to react one of our -- all our favorite wabc radio host james golden also known to you as bo snerdley of the rush limbaugh show. this is a very difficult time i'm heartened and inspired by the normals saying wait a minute and actually taking action to make a difference. and, you know, i love it that someone was accused of wanting to promote critical race theory because that's the tone that we should be using in addition to san franciscans. it's one thing to launch a recall, right? they got 70,000 signatures so far in san francisco to get the recall going. what are your thoughts on this? is this the way forward? >> i think in two of the three cases, it is the way forward, tammy. i will tell you the truth.

i'm really disturbed about the texas case because the principle there has steadfast denied that he brought critical race theory into the school. it was an accusation made without any proof and he -- it looks and appears to me, that he may have been denied due process. now, there have been -- and there is no doubt that many liberals are pushing critical race theory in the school. there is no doubt that parents are reacting to it. and finally, confronting these leftists and trying to take control of their neighborhoods and their school boards again. and that's the right thing to happen. in san francisco, right thing to happen. parents in virginia, the virginia ruling is stunning. because what the virginia ruling is saying is let's have a return to common sense. look, you can call yourself whatever you call yourself, but don't make me turn my world view. >> tammy: exactly. >> completely upside down to please you. that is the-that is the tyranny

of the minority. and it should never have been allowed to happen. >> tammy: that was all the civil rights movements were about effectively being left alone. right? being allowed to make choices that best suited us. it was never about forcing other people to acquiesce to what we demanded because that's what we were fighting against. i mean, that's the irony of all of this. what's thrilling, isn't it, that you have got and i think that when people see success, they realize and you promote this, right, all of your work promotes this. we talk about it. that they are realizing, wait, i'm not alone and i can do this and it can work. >> exactly right. and, tammy, you know something? i want to agree with liberals on something. >> tammy: no. >> there is structural racism in every blue city in america for almost 50 years, democrats have accepted the idea that minority kids, whether they be black or hispanic, should go to failing schools with no recourse. if that isn't structural racism

racism i don't know what is. >> tammy: right in our face for generations boldly right there. bravo, sir. we are against that. that's where it exists. sir, thank you very much. again, james golden, wabc radio. excellent work. thank you, sir. now, coming up, joe biden's big booster push has gotten members of the fda so mad they're resigning in disgust. don't look now, a new covid variant is ready to make its debut. we knew it dr. marty makary and joe concha are here next. ♪ ♪ company for veterans and active-duty service people. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. so for us, at newday, to help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service,

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boosters before the fda's top scientist had a chance to weigh in. that's fabulous. and now that the biden administration is already announced that boosters could be available by september 20th, there is no way the fda can reject it. yeah, it's almost like setting artificial deadline to get out of afghanistan. joining me now fox news contributor dr. marty makary and fox news contributor and media columnist at the hill joe concha. so, dr. marty, really, these are -- this is as i started with this program, the decision -- the kind of decision making that made afghanistan a disaster which is living in a pretend world and saying stuff that's not true and not following, you know, any kind of pattern that people can understand, creates worse situations. we have -- even though the fda has some trouble there is a reach why they are there, especially with medicine. do you find this to be as serious as i do? the media and, joe, i'm going to talk to you about this the media seems to be ignoring it at this point. dr. marty? >> look, you violate the very

heart of the scientific method when you set a deadline with no data to support that authorization on september 20th which is what the biden administration did after purchasing 200 moderna doses without the data to support that over time the immunity weakens s through break through but hospitalizations. we haven't seen that i can tell you, tammy, marion gruber head of the vaccine center at the head of the fda and phil cross are highly respected scientists for both of them to resign on the same day is basically a strong statement that they feel undercut that they feel that it is highly political, and that the two people at the fda driving the politics who signed on to this statement janet wood congress and peter marx are really bypassings the integrity of the proper scientific evaluation. um. >> tammy: will had this have an impact on the rollout of the

jack seens? >> this is going to hurt credibility. my concern is that people should who should be getting vaccinated are not because they are seeing these games right now. >> tammy: yeah, exactly. so, joe, speaking of that though, really, the legacy media is not covering this very much. these are really the first resignations about a major american problem here which is covid, which we all have to take seriously. what's going on with that? >> yeah, tammy. i wonder how most of the media would handle a story where the fda is usurped over its decision or not its decision but an administration's decision to move forward with a covid rack vaccine booster plan, okay, without the fda signing off on it let's say this happened under a president, i don't know, whose name starts with t, ends with p, as ump in between i'm pretty sure it would be journalism apocalypse. to answer your question on the evening newscast when this story broke hours after cbs, abc, nbc, 0.0 mention. that's called bias of omission, tammy and it's intentional.

>> tammy: flattened the curve of news coverage. it doesn't exist. it's all gone. second topic the covid cases from the delta variant do seem to be leveling out. will would he be shredding our masks and getting back to normal soon? of course, no way. a scary new strain is here. they are calling it the mu variant. not from cats. mu because it's mutant. i'm not kidding you. and our trusted experts say this one could be resistant to the vaccine. dr. marty, look, with the flu we know there are multiple variants, what's the deal here, do you know. >> we always have to have humility to evaluate it in realtime. we have heard this with almost 2,000 previous variants. that's how many variants covid has had in the past. i really think it's a huge jump to evade the immune protection that protects against hospitalization and death. i don't expect that. we have to be open to it. but, let's make decisions based on data and not speculation because we have heard a lot of

bad hypotheses come from our public health leaders. >> strangely heard some. joe, it's almost like they want us to be afraid. >> it seems that may be the case. because, covid is the one singular issue that helped get biden and harris elected here. but, again, this shows you can't script the presidency. and you can't script a pandemic. and i'm old enough to remember joe biden saying that he would defeat the virus and he was handed vaccines to do this and they are having a hell of a time doing it right now because, again, this group is going to do whatever it wants to do. >> tammy: all righty. gentlemen, thank you very much. don't go anywhere, anybody. emily compagno is here. she is going on the clock next. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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>> tammy: all righty, just a few minutes left in this great show, time to put emily compagno on the clock. four stories, 60 seconds each. here she is in studio, remember though texas democrats who grabbed a case of miller lite rather than vote on election bill? that just passed. turns out all it did was turn their flight into d.c. into a super-spreader event. emily. >> i feel like that heading was all that everyone needs to know. i love that you started with a case of miller lite. the most important victory in the actual law that was passed is the fact that it rained in the use of both local election power that these guys thought that they had. if so it rains that end, and secondly in terms of everyone

remanding -- remembering what is coming down the pipe in texas, texas has gained more than 4 million residents in the last. more than any other state. so looking ahead to redrawn voting maps we might be looking at a republican lock to come. that could be exciting. >> tammy: that could be very exciting. this is where everyone is looking. and you have to persuade everyone. and you have to see the arguments on those issues and run away. next, don't forget to save the date, or it might cost you $240. a pair of newlyweds sent invoices to guests that were no-shows at their wedding. i guess this is one way to pay for your nuptials coming yes? >> i wrestled with this. i feel like it is one of the things where the concept is correct. you need to let these people know -- >> tammy: it costs money. >> getting married in jamaica whether you could or could not make it, but who actually gave the invoice and i think this goes into the delivery. if that was your family and

friends, i think a phone call, a conversation is probably a lot more meaningful and may be effective than sending a legitimate invoice like the kind you get -- >> tammy: may be they are entrepreneurs. >> okay, so if you got that, would you pay it? >> tammy: i did not bother to go to a great place for a wedding, i probably won't care if i never hear from them again. >> you arty burn the bridge. >> tammy: if they end up hiring a collection agency than we have some real trouble. moving on, very good. it's a prank that would make bart simpson proud. the virginia school board was duped into reading off a list of speakers with some creative names that you might recall. >> joe mccracken, i feel -- eileen dover. wayne kerr.

>> tammy: this is where popular culture matters. >> this is where i miss the 'hideous. i feel sorry for him, but who could read those names with the street face and not get it? there are a lot of names that are not suitable on error that that guy read out loud. the reason that they were not at the meeting is because they all went to go get a drink with al coholic. >> tammy: and then you go to the supermarket with your friend and they called a name over there. not all have cakes, some have flipper and -- diver was rescued off of the coast of ireland thanks to a dolphin. lifeboat crews were struggling to find the missing man, when they found him floating among the dolphins. a situation being described as a miracle, emily. >> i don't think it is miraculous, they should not

surprise us, dolphins do this all the time. they are amazing, 2014 they saved a swimmer from a great white shark, they saved four swimmers from a great white shark, the navy uses them as their bodies. there is a whole list of people who use dolphins in an asset to multiply her way and these guys are super sweet. so i say this is not miraculous it is to be expected, but i think that the lesson is if you are swimming 5 miles offshore, tell somebody where you're going and when you are expected back. >> tammy: then humans might help you. this is great, thank you very much and i love -- with the vault demand dolphins if the military is using them, and want them to be willing and come back if they want to come i don't want to them to be forced, obviy to say the least. that would be my concern. >> they like it. >> tammy: okay, good, and we like them. thank you, everybody. and thank you for watching "fox news primetime." it's a very difficult time. you are not alone.

we have your back. i am tammy bruce. you can find out more about me at tammy bruce dot locals.com on the new social media pat form. see you tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. haired tucker carlson is up next. have a great night, everyone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," washington's masked delusion tour continues and amazing to watch. hours ago in the latest installment of secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chief of staff jeff held a press conference at the pentagon and tolling us what they have been telling us all week, the white house and the state department and everybody in charge. they are telling us our departure from afghanistan