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angel. >> brian: do you know what kills me will's follow up question. i can't make a statement will has a follow-up question and we both get stumped. bill will did you watch that show. >> brian: i want to make a statement and you drill down. just let me move, will, let us move. quill will brian makes random statements and the question is really? all right. well, we will draw down on that later in the show. now we begin this hour with the biden administration's review of the 2021 u.s. exit from afghanistan. >> brian: it was unbelievable. the white house denies the withdrawal was chaotic, i know, despite desperate scenes in kabul we have all witnessed the death of u.s. members and couple hundred wounded. the report points the finger of blame at donald trump. >> ainsley: peter doocy joins us live from the white house with the details for us. good morning, peter.

>> peter: the most recent draft of history written by the u.s. government insists the afghan withdrawal wasn't perfect but it wasn't that bad. >> so i'm sorry, i just won't buy the whole argument of chaos. for all this talk of chaos, i just didn't see it. not from my perch. it was tough in the first few hours, you would expect it to be. >> brian: the taliban -- the nfc's blame on biden's predecessor reads like this. the taliban agreed to participate in a peace process but only as long as the united states remained committed to withdraw by the agreement's deadline. as part of the deal, president trump also pressured the afghan argument to release taliban fighters from prison including senior war commanders without securing the release of the only american hostage known to be held by the taliban. a reminder 13 americans carrying out the final stages of the drawdown were killed in kabul. >> completely ridiculous. it's a rewriting of history.

we lost 13 brave americans. many thousands of americans, at least were, left there in afghanistan. it was a complete debacle for them to try to rewrite history is just terrible. >> peter: ultimately releasing this report on a thursday before a holiday weekend are hoping to emphasize what they think went right. >> people don't have issue with the decision to order troops out of afghanistan. it is with the way that this president ordered it done. there were children being killed. there were people hanging off of air force jets that were leaving and you are saying that you guys are proud of the way that this mission was conducted? >> nobody is saying that everything was perfect. but there was a lot that went right, so, yeah, there is a lot to be proud of, peter. >> peter: and we asked as far as we know nobody is going to be fired based on the lookback at mistakes that were made. back to you. >> brian: peter, do you think, in your unofficial opinion.

you had such direct -- from me, it looked like you were outraged by some of the things in the report it. did other people share the dismay about the contents. >> it really did. one of the longest briefings we have ever had in there about an hour and a half. he was getting it from everybody. john kirby yesterday had the hardest job in communications in the world because when people think back to the afghan withdrawal, especially the focus on the kabul airport. people are not assigning blame oh, well trump did. this oh, well it was actually biden's order that le led to th. people look at that and remember it being a sad period in world history and they look at it as being a complete mess. but the way that this report is written, it was trump's fault and it was some intelligence

failures, basically they guessed wrong about how long the taliban could was going to take to overthrow the afghan government. and so, it did seem like pretty much everybody in the room had questions that were along those lines. i will point out, they sent us via email this report only about 10 minutes before the briefing started. and it's a long report. you have got to zoom in on some parts on your phone. we didn't even have time to print it out before we had to go to the briefing. usually you could go through something like this and digest it for hours and hours. >> brian: it's intentional. >> peter: yeah. it's not like they wrote the report yesterday and they were returning to get it out. they have had this thing. they have been working on it for a year it didn't lend itself to super in-depth questions but pointed questions. >> ainsley: that is very interesting.

especially also many are questioning the timing of this maundy thursday. people traveling for easter. >> peter: we were sitting in the briefing room and watched out the window the motorcade left to take the biden administration to camp david for the weekend. we still haven't heard anything from president biden himself. i remember the day of the explosion at abby gate i asked president biden in the east room if he bared responsibility for what happened and he said the buck stops with him. that's a quote. i chkdz the transcript yesterday. but as this report comes out and they tried to review what happened so they don't make the same mistakes again. not guilty from the president on camera. and no, sir in the president's name like a statement they put out. statement from the president about x, y, z. we get them every day. not about this. at least not yet. >> brian: by the way they ended with saying how the world came together after that.

they looked at the ukraine effort. they weave in ukraine topics into this which is incredible. peter, great job as usual. thank you. >> peter: thanks, brian. >> ainsley: same old song and dance everything they blame on donald trump. i was watching fox last night and anchors were throws to a tease what the next story is we have the afghanistan withdrawal report and guess who they are blaming? doesn't take a rocket scientist to know they are blaming trump. when we came back from the segment i'm watching and the anchors explain it's trump they are blaming. we already knew based on that tease. they always blame trump for everything. >> will: bring in congressman wesley hunt on the house judiciary committee. graduate of west point. great to see you this morning. you heard that you heard it yesterday. you heard all of those statements from admiral kirby. what's your reaction? >> i think that this is an insult to the intelligence of the american people. we all watched what happened, and the battle cry of this administration is to always blame trump. now, let's keep in mind that the last two years of the trump

administration we had stability in afghanistan. for the last 18 months, we didn't lose a soldier. within a few months of the biden administration taking power? what happened? we lost 13 brave soldiers in that botched withdrawal that reminded us of the fall of saigon during vietnam. and then to add insult to injury. when those brave soldiers came home, joe biden stood on that tarmac and checked his watch repeatedly. i can guarantee you that he had time for those soldiers. i think that every time these kind of things happen the entire world is watching and that's why we are in this weakened state. this is the weakened state we have been in since jimmy carter and that's why we are seeing conflict all over the world. >> brian: you understand leadership in military better than i do. mckenzie and millie said we told him what we told him. and if you get to this threshold pull out. i recommend 2500 to 4500 troops. he says no one advised me this

army would collapse. so, he threw his commanders under the bus and the cia under the bus who told him this would happen. and then he goes and says the doha agreement, i had to go by what president trump agreed to. no, you didn't. because trump originally said we are leaving in may, it was conditions based and then he pushed it to september. so what's wrong with saying holn it's crazy. we have millions of dollars of equipment. we have allies and americans. we can't do it so quick. he just wanted out. and he is getting away with it. >> oh, you know exactly what he wanted, sir. he wanted to be out before 9/11. that was the whole point. he wanted to have his moment as the president to say look at what i did. 9/11 got us into afghanistan. and i was the president to get us out. and it cost us american lives. and you don't lead because you want because get out specific date. lead business interest of the soldiers on the ground and that's where he failed us.

>> brian: other thing i find astounding you guys crushed the taliban every time he came up against them. suddenly he is cowering in the corner. what if we don't leave when we told them we would. all hell would break loose? no, you tell them when we are leaving. trump made that clear. he was in conversations with the leader. and they called in to say do you want to take kabul or should we take it? so, to me, you had a chance to regain control. and he just wanted out. >> that's correct. and we are the strongest nation in the world. we are the big dog on the porch. don't ever forget that no one should dictate terms to us. we dictate terms to them. this weakened state that we have seen for the past going on three years now. again, is why we are seeing what is happening in taiwan. it's while we saw vladimir putin invade the ukraine. and i can assure you that xi jinping and vladimir putin don't wake up in the morning and they say oh my gosh how can i make the world a better place? they wake up in the morning and look at how weak we are and want

to take charge of this world and we must stop them. >> ainsley: congressman hunt the house g.o.p. firing off first subpoena in the probe of donald trump indictment. for allen bragg and for the guy who used to work for him mark pomerantz who also left that office to go write a book on why trump should be indicted. what's your reaction to this? and what will we learn from alvin bragg? >> yeah, so, pomerantz and liberal hacks, bad case of trump derangement syndrome. i can assure you jim jordan we have a plan for all these people to expose them for exactly who they are. just a couple of weeks ago we had a hearing to where we -- we were questioning some people that weaponized the fbi and the doj against some parents that were just curious as to what was going on in the -- in our schools and with our education system. and that's the kind of stuff that we have to stop. the person standing in the way of this is president trump. he said this best when he said if they are coming after me,

they are going to come after you. up to our to show the world exactly what their agenda is and to just show that they have an agenda to destroy our country. they have an agenda to destroy the very fabric of america. we have got to expose this so that in two years the american people, we the people can get this right. >> will: congressman wesley hunt appreciate you being with us this morning and speaking to all of those issues. >> you have a great weekend and he is risen. >> ainsley: amen, yes, sir. >> brian: in two days. >> ainsley: well, he already rose 2,023 years ago. >> will: i'm going to let you all have that debate. i'm happy new york got all -- we are on the beat like everybody have your books in order. all record-keeping will be policed to the highest level. >> brian: unbelievable. >> will: wall street impeccable. >> brian: throwing subway men on tracks but bookkeeping.

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i don't know much about golf. that doesn't sound good. and opening round of the masters hit by a bit of controversy. social media users are accusing collin more cow of cheating. the p.g. apro-moved the ball on the sixth hole after it had been marked. >> is 53rd goodwill will no. >> brian: word is he in massive pain. >> will: i didn't see the video of morikawa moving ball. rules are rules. you have got to live up to the rules. golf is a gentleman's game self-policing and all these things. i want to see a video. >> ainsley: they cleared him they allowed him to go on. >> will: he hasn't been penalized. >> ainsley: he might not have moved it. he didn't move it then. >> will: sometimes you break the rules and don't get penalized. >> brian: she is getting you back with the follow-up question.

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>> brand new fox news polling reveals the top priorities for parents. let's take a look. these, as revealed by fox news poll reflect the most important issues to american parents inflation, higher crime rates, these are the issues that parents are most concerned about. political decisions, u.s. banking system and amount they pay in taxes and then finally, school curriculum. let's dive into. this by bringing in a panel of our parents kish la tores. a pennsylvania mother of two. joe lingually. a new hampshire father of two. and small business owner and kisha king a florida mother of two. and moms for america's senior director. thank you all for being with us this morning. i will start with you, kish la, as you experience, you know putting your kids into school right now whether a is the most important issue for you today. >> the most important issue is the inflation and the crime.

>> will: inflation and crime. of course reflected right here in this poll. tell me, by the way, before i move on from you, kish la. how do you experience that? how is inflation impacting you as a parent? >> i have two kids. and it costs like provide for school lunches for the week. that's not counting what i have to spend on groceries to feed us throughout the day. so, just add it up real world problems you deal with at the proverbial kitchen table with your family on a day-to-day basis. kisha, let's pick up with where kish la left off right there. she talked about the two most important for her were inflation and higher crime, which those right there are the top of the polling here in the fox news poll. it's not what one might expect when you hear all the conversation about curriculum or diversity or, you know, reintegrating the new vision of

america through critical race theory into our curriculum. it's day-to-day issues for parents for kishla and this poll. >> absolutely. i think all of these things are at the top of mind for parents because it at the end of the day, when you are trying to get your children to school, you are thinking about the gas that you have to put in your car,you are thinking about the lunches that you have to pack. you are thinking about when i drop my children off to a public school and now we just have this private school are my children going to be safe? i think all of these things are at the top of mind of parents and americans when we were told we were domestic terrorists to me that was a signal that our government had turned on its citizens. there is no way that you can be this incompetent and i'm really starting to believe as i did back when we were called domestic terrorists that this is intentional. and so i would encourage parents to hold fast and keep it -- stay

focused and do what you have to do for your family. >> will: you know, joe, in seeing this poll and i'm curious with your experience to this. i recalled this article that was recently published. it was on baby site called the 74 million. and it was a liberal writer talking about how blown away they were after interviewing minority parents. and low socioeconomic parents. my humbling education what families really want from their kid's school. she thought in these interviews she was going to to hear we need more diversity. we need crt, what she came away with is i want my kids to be safe when they go to school. i want to be able to get my kids to school with school transportation. and i want to be able to afford school. exactly, joe, what we are seeing in this polling and what we are hearing from you, three parents on this panel this morning. >> yeah. and the weirdest thing about it is generally when they did interview minorities and things like that. it's not them that have a

problem with any of these race issues. it's all generally white people that have a problem with it. so offended whether it's about native americans or whoever it's whites that are offended. i find it to be really strange why they are the most offended when they're not the ones being affected. i think all this stuff correlates with the administration and the inflation is obviously out of control. now, every natural resource we use has doubled in cost in the last two years. you figure propane. my heat bill in the shop has gone up 110% in the last two years. the cost of groceries has gone up 100 percent. propane, natural gas. gasoline, oil, everything has doubled in costs. i don't recall getting a raise for 80%. i don't know anybody who has gotten double the pay since all this inflation has happened. that is a huge driving factor. that's going to drive all the problems in the schools. it's going to drive crime up because people don't have as much money to spend. i think they all go hand in hand. >> will: i heard wish la say. i know kish la has said her

phone bill has doubled in the past several months. what this shows is white, black, male, female. however many kids you have feeding, educating those kids. keeping them safe. these are the priorities of americans. we appreciate all three of you being with us this morning. joe, you win coolest shot background shot of the morning and maybe at least in my memory there and now he is literally flexing on you ladies because he is sitting in front of a room full of motorcycles. >> waiting for me to do it so i put it out there. >> will: thank all three of you for being with us this morning. coming up, the afghanistan report is out and the white house is trying to pin the blame of biden's deadly withdrawal on, guess who? donald trump. general jack keane on what the report left out next.. ♪ er-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider,

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>> were children being killed. there were people hanging off air force jets as they were leaving. you guys are saying you are proud of the way this mission was conducted? >> nobody is saying everything was perfect. but there was a lot that went right, so, yeah, there's a lot to be proud of. for all this talk of chaos, i didn't see it. not from my perch. it was tough in the first few hours, you would expect it to be. >> brian: astounding, here to react retired four star general, fox news strategic analyst general jack keane, general, he said this is the plan i got. i did the best i got. and i'm proud of it. your thoughts? >> well, first of all, yes. president trump had announced that he fully intended to withdraw from afghanistan. we don't know what his final decision would have been and we don't know what kind of conditions he would have set if he continued to make that decision to withdraw. i'm assuming there would have been some pretty significant conditions. but he wasn't the president. we'll don't know that for a

fact. so when you look at what was facing president biden, all of his military leaders, including the on scene commander. all of the nato countries who had troops in afghanistan, some 7,000, the cia director all were telling him to stay. it was uncertain what would happen to the afghanistan security forces and the government. but the certainty was isis and al-qaeda will rise again in afghanistan. the reason we wanted to stay in afghanistan was to make certain that that did not happen. our nato allies didn't want to stay because it was in the interest of the united states. those nato countries wanted to stay and keep their soldiers exposed, brian, because it was in their national interest. president biden, i know people are in the room was arrogant about this. he was the smartest guy in the room. it was what he was saying. i know more about afghanistan than anybody else. and we're going to get out. that was his decision and he

owns everything that took place after that decision. he could have reversed it and said i agree with you. let under the circumstances stay and let's make certain the structure is right. we don't want isis. we don't want al qaeda to rise again. or, he made a decision, he set a date certain. and when the government began to collapse after the security forces had no air support whatsoever, president ghani came to washington, d.c. to see president biden. and ask him you pulled away all of the air support. i need contractors to keep my own air force flying. his decision was to pull them away as well. the fact is, even when the withdrawal was turning into a retreat, he still could have set some conditions down and said whoa, wait a second. this looks like saigon. we're not going to do. this i told the american people this is not going to happen. so what options did he have

then? tell the taliban we're not going to leave until we get all of the people out that we want to get out of here and do it in an orderly manner. i'm going to bring more troops in not just to secure the towers at the airfield but to secure space around the airfield so we can clear everybody who is coming into that airfield. and, believe me, mr. taliban leader, we know where you are now. you used to be up in the mountains and hiding from us. now you are occupying all the physical structures of the previous government. so we'll come for you, if you don't adhere to our conditions. he had plenty of opportunity to set a predictable methodical withdrawal as opposed to a chaotic retreat. and that is what unfolded in front of the american people. you can't now come back and try remake this in front of the american people. we saw it for what it is.

>> regardless of what their view was on stay, leave afghanistan. our allies saw it. they felt humiliated by the united states. and our adversaries have been taking advantage of us, brian, ever since that decision and what we all saw on our videos what took place there. they have felt the united states is weak and they have been coming for us ever since. >> brian: yes, our enemies, our allies downtown us and our enemies think we are vulnerable, hence we get the invasion in ukraine. leaving ukraine in this to show how the world came together after. a couple things, nato wanted to stay and people like you wanted to stay. why? where is it? it's right by iran. it is right by china. right by russia. right by pakistan. all our enemies are right there. we have a looking glass on all of them. a way to get intelligence. you explain that to the american people you keep a small force, the benefits we would have understood there was no clamor.

number two, he had a chance, mckenzie got a call from the taliban commander. are you going to take the airport? are you going to take kabul or are we? the army is collapsing. and what happened? we only want the airport, you can take kabul. and the taliban ends up being our security force. it's astounding he is for that. and i just got one last question for you. on the leaking of the ukrainian offensive. the battle plans by the pentagon, inadvertently. how damaging that the russians now have it. well, look it. the russians are very weak militarily. poorly led, poorly trained. no morale whatsoever. the last several weeks they have been conducting an offensive using the 300,000 mobilized forces that putin has put together and they failed. they have not taken the territory in the donbas region. >> this is the second time they have had abject failure. nothing is going to change in

terms of russian weakness. the will of the ukrainian fighting force is very significant. they will take territory back as a result of their offensive. despite the leak. but the leak is outrageous. we have given enemy an advantage they don't deserve to have for sure. >> brian: incredible. general, thanks so much for straightening out the record the best we can appreciate it. have a great easter. >> yeah. great talking. have a wonderful easter, everybody, thank you. >> brian: if he was in command, that never would have happened. meanwhile i will roll it back to the beginning. you are taking a live look right now at taiwan's president speaking live, i think that's on the roster i guess. speaking live after a controversial week long trip to the united states. french hill is with the delegation right now. first a heated house hearing results in the expulsion of two tennessee democrats who stormed the state capitol following the nashville school shooting. the speaker of the tennessee the speaker of the tennessee house joins us next. ♪ some risks.

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identified. that 16-year-old layla danielle silvernail. she died yesterday. she was rushed to the hospital in critical condition after being shot on the side of the road last week and was eventually declared brain dead. the other two friends were found dead in separate locations with all three shootings taking place over the course of three days. the sheriff says the victims were spending time together just being kids and playing before they were gunned down. will, back to you. >> will: that's just awful. >> ashley: horrible. >> will: thank you, ashley. chaos erupting at tennessee's capitol as lawmakers expel two democratic state representatives who took part in this gun control protest after the deadly nashville school shooting. well, while state representatives justin jones and justin pearson were removed. a third, gloria johnson, well, she survived the vote. she claims that's because of racism. > >> i think it's pretty clear i'm 60-year-old white woman. and they are two young black

men. i wa down to as a woman explained to. it was completely different than the questioning they got. >> will: cam won sexton was there yesterday and he joins us now. questions on the behavior of the well that day what's your reaction. >> that's a false narrative on her part. she had two attorneys in the well. if you go back and look at the opening her attorney john mark reynolds came out strong and made a lot of points that she was not as active as participant as the other two. she didn't grab the bull horn. she'll didn't scream and yell. she didn't lead the protest to the well. [broken audio] evidence of all three they were able to make their statements

and have representation. some of the members felt she was not as active participant in leading the protest in the house. >> will: in fact, isn't that the argument she made to you she wasn't as active as the other two expelled. i went to the well as long as this microphone was on i stood with them. as long as this microphone was on they spoke and didn't yell. and when we called a recess i think that's when the mega phone came out. i absolutely never yelled. this is about me as i understand it. i didn't speak in a voice as any other member on this floor, make what you will. so she is making an argument, it sounds, that she behaved differently than the two that were expelled and, yet, when you hear her go on cnn, she is saying it's because she is white and they are black. >> yeah. it's unfortunate. she is trying to cloak racism in this there was nothing on this. they were all given due process. they were all three that were up there. they all went for expulsion even

tennessee said they led the protest from the house floor. so she made her statements. she separated herself. actually, she separated herself from the other two and said i didn't have the mega phone. i didn't yell. i didn't scream. i just stood there with them alongside them. and so she made her case that she, as you said, did not do what they did. >> will: were this a court of law that would be the witness being impeached on cross-examination making conflicting statements to you in her making a case not to be expelled and to cnn in making the case it was racism. i want to get your response really quickly to this as well. the president of the united states had this to say about what is going on there in tennessee. he said today's expulsion of lawmakers who engaged in peaceful protests is shocking, undemocratic, and without precedent. rather than debating the merits of the issues, these republican lawmakers chose to punish, silence and expel duly elected representatives of the people of tennessee. it seems to me the president

believes that the riots on your floor there and the disruption of proceedings was democracy and you imposing decorum rules, well that is undemocratic. >> well, and in my house, on the floor since i'm speaker, we have rules. we have decorum. we have process and procedure. imagine in that happened on the congressional floor during his state of the union address and people took over in front of him, pulled out a bull horn and started leading the people in chants and protest from the congressional floor? i don't think he would approve of that and i think those rise to the same level. >> will: yeah, i'm trying to figure out -- i'm trying to figure out the definition of democracy vs. undemocratic. we heard the argument made very well that on january 6th. the disruption of proceedings was undemocratic but now it seems to be the advocacy for disrupting proceedings. is a vision of democracy. >> well, january 6th, most of that happened outside, which is

what they call. some people got inside the capitol. but this happened by three members on our house floor that even the largest newspaper in tennessee. [broken audio] recess and we had to come back 45 minutes later. what they did was not right. and it deserved expulsion. >> will: all right. tennessee state speaker of the house cammeron sexton, thank you for shedding light on that situation this morning. >> thank you. >> will: all right. still ahead, the ride of a lifetime. an uber driver opens up his own organ for donation after learning a 71-year-old passenger was in dire need of a kidney. the two of us join us next. >> thank you for being a friend ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ i want to thank you ♪ let me tell you

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offered his own organ to donate. they were a match and a year later they had the operation. william and tim join us now. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> good morning. william it's the end of october almost three years ago. you get an uber. and it literally changed your life. tell us about the ride. >> the ride was fantastic. i got the uber to bring me home, about a 40 minute ride. and i met this gentleman that you talk back when you start conversation. a lot of uber drivers don't. and so it inspired me by his friendliness to tell him about my situation. and at the same time, he was telling me about himself. that he was a veteran and how he drove uber on weekends and different things like that at

some point tim said god must have put you in my car. i wasn't sure where that was going but it was positive. a little later he says "well, i don't drink and i don't smoke." i would probably be a good donor." and said i think you would be a great donor, there those are two of the requirements. we got to my house. and he -- tim says if you'll take my name and number, i would like to donate a kidney to you. and it was like shock. i was so nervous, i could hardly write his name and number. but i worked it out. i got it. and i text him later, the information to my transplant center. and, you know, tim, the person that he is, contacted him and the rest is history except when he called me one day and he says well, you know we're a match. and i had no idea because they

don't tell you anything about the donor and visa versa but we were not only a match we were perfect. >> ainsley: i want to get to tim before we run out of time. what an incredible story. you did this. you didn't hesitate that very day in one moment you decided to see if you were a match. why? >> yeah. so, i mean, i had always considered donating an organ. i come from a relatively healthy bloodline. i'm pretty healthy. so i don't see that being much of a challenge. and when i met bill, he was that same type of person that i see myself as he gives a lot of quality time of his life to other people so they can have more quality in their life. if a person like that can't have somebody stand in their corner, then kind of what's the point of it all? you know, gandhi says be the change you want to see in the world and myoangelo says to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.

those things mean the world to me. >> ainsley: god bless you. god bless you both. you saved william's life now william you can see your grandchildren grow up or your children glow up. god bless you both. have a wonderful holiday weekend. >> thank you. >> ainsley: more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ build a daily habit of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, and and of the son and of the holy spirit. amen. my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue.

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