congress woman talib did not prevent any evidence.ng like that, there is no inhumane treatment that is taking place as we speak. there's not been inhumane treatment. we take these people in custody, we abide by the laws and do everything we're supposed to do and yet we get political rhetoric from the far left. they don't give any facts or any examples of that rhetoric that they're spewing. >> neil: yeah. all of these cases are being adjudicated on our soil now rather than in mexico and trying to handle this as best we can. i don't know whether cutting funding from groups handling load is a wide idea right now. brandon judd, thanks very much. again, to congresswoman talib, we would love to have her on to talk about this. we'll see. meantime, talking about, well, modern times. you like pizza at college? you're a student? you love it in how about a robot to bring it to you? a continuing trend that now is picking up steam. ♪♪ i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay w

how. >> reporter: -- are you worried how voices like talib impact your party? >> it's important to hear the voices because they are conveying something that's fundamentally of great concern to all of us which is in cities throughout the country we're seeing a break in trust and we have to restore the bridges and restore trust. i never supported slashing police budgets certainly in my own city with the thinly staffed police department in the country but certainly have a lot of work to do and doing it in the with the community and that doesn't mean we won't engage and reimagine how to respond to various issues of public safety. they don't always require a badge and a gun. we're investing heavily right now in mental health providers getting out there on the street to be able to really reduce the tension when we're first encountering somebody having mental health episodes. there is a lot of solutions out there. i don't happen to believe laying off hundreds of officers is one of them. >> mayor, let me ask you, biden is being consistent with what he said when he ran

the top stories talib on times that now controls 85 percent of have gone on . a delegation is in moscow and says it's discussing a sci fi with the african government. russia says it's received assurances that there'll be no cross border aggression, didn't have it in the machine, but if we see a steep escalation of pensions and they have gone project border, the taliban has quickly taken many boards. this.

take a listen to what rasheeda talib has to say. for ice, cpb and dhs. we have seen it as advocates on the ground continue to see over and over again that these agencies are inept. >> all morning long, all day long, we have been watching buses and vans coming out full of migrants. we're they're going, we don't know.we have seen them dropped off at the airport. >> trace: thanks, bill. here's neil. >> you trust the taliban, sir? >> is that that serious question? >> absolutely a serious question. you trust the taliban? >> no, i do not. no, i do not trust the taliban. >> is the only -- >> there president, will you amplify your answer please? why you don't trust -- >> it's a silly question. do i truth the taliban? no. >> neil: the president digging in on pulling our troops out.

military base in afghanistan. diagram just north of cobble was the center of a 20 year campaign against talib and taliban extremists. the taliban is celebrating the departure of the western troops and has already re taking control of much of the country. afghans worried about what will happen to them now that most of the international troops have gone. this is the sound of us troops leaving of gonna stand with state in 2001 after the 911 terrorist attacks us troops stoned bugs into a key military base to hunt down militant groups responsible for the atrocity. now the afghan government is getting control back, even though talks between them and taliban militants have made no headway. president biden believes that can work. look, we're in that war for 20 years. 20 years. and i think i met with the african government here in the white house in the oval. i think they have the capacity to be able to sustain the government. africans do not have as much faith in their government as biden as military to depart. they too are looking for a way out people are flocking to passport offices in capital to p

because defund the police worked so well, rasheeda talib has a better solution.to her. >> we must eliminate funding for cpb, ice and their parent organization, dhs. these agencies are inept to humanely guiding my gants through our system and instead they further continue to terrorize migrant communities located within our community. stop the wall and get rid of the annoying agents. >> yeah. doesn't make sense at all. nearly 400% increase in apprehension of migrants with previous convictions. that's a huge judgment. when you handle the border like the biden administration has, you're not just letting in people trying to build a better life for themselves. you -- you're letting in everyone, right? the criminals that have these past convictions and really dangerous to some of our communities. i talked to bill that spent time at the border. he said that they know what they're doing. they're sending big groups across the border so the agents use their time, energy and resources to process though migrants. meanwhile, we're seeing the more dangerous ones coming through

the talib said it was not necessarily their priority to go and retake that area. they are concentrating on other areas and other tactics at the moment. they were happy the u.s. had left that base because the base had such a negative memory for years. including the president who is known for abuse and torture and accusations and these sortsf things. brent: we appreciate your reporting, thank you. in southern iraq, at least 90 people have been killed and dozens were injured after a fire broke out in a covid-19 isolation ward. it was unclear how the blaze began. the prime minister has ordered the suspension and arrest of a number of people including the hospital manager. >> what is left of the coronavirus isolation ward? more than 60 patients were being treated here. fire swept through this unit. a fire taking everything in its path. the front door was burning and the back doors closed. before the fire broke out, people were stuck inside and the ceiling fell on them. we managed to take some people out but they were suffering and the rest of them burned and died. now

besides, of course, the talibs agreed in terms of u.s. instrument -- interests not to attack us.a right to come to the defensive afghan forces, which was extraordinary that they agreed to that, but they did. as our forces had withdrawn, they so far haven't attacked those forces. but both sides need to be realistic. they need to find a solution that works for afghanistan. there is great pessimism that may be afghan won't come to an agreement but i hope that is not the case, because that would be a tragedy if they don't come to an agreement, and the long war becomes even longer and afghanistan's gains that have been made, the opportunities that have been provided by the united states and our allie would be put at risk. nick: ambassador, in the little time i have, a little more personally you have been involved as i mentioned at the top, with u.s.-afghan policy for decades. are you comfortable with what is happening now, and how do you feel watching the news from afghanistan today? >> i'm not comfortable i'm unhappy that negotiations have not made the kind of progress they should ha

so the talibs agreed not to attack us after we signed the agreement but give us the right to come to the afghan forces which was extraordinary they'd agree to that but they did. and as our forces have withdrawnd, they haven't so far, thank goodness, attacked those forces. but both sides need to be realistic, they need to find a solution that works for afghanistan. there's great pessimism that maybe afghan would not come to an agreement, but i hope that's not the case because that would be a tragedy if they don't come to an agreement, and the long war becomes even longer and afghanistan's gains that have been made and the opportunities that have been provided by the united states and our allies would be put at risk. >> reporter: and, ambassador, finally, just in the little time that i have, a little bit more personally, you have been involved, as i mentioned, at the top with u.s.-afghan policy for decades. are you comfortable with what's happening now and how do you feel, watching the news from afghanistan today? >> no, i'm not comfortable. i am unhappy that negotiations have not made

last year, when the us had to buy the payment with the talib unsigned, labeled at the peace agreement without the participation of the government or civil society. and they have not really seen to this process of, of negotiations being successful. i mean, they have been stalled more or less. so there are no real talks between the government and the taliban, or other insurgent groups. and i think it is a big mistake to leave without a peace agreement because it's not only terrible for the atkins who frustrated who have fear, and we're losing losing faith in the west and made to his partners. but also a question why we would do that from a political to g g point of view. i mean, do we not have any interest to political interest in the each, in the neighborhood of china, russia, iran? what does it mean for our credit? don't keep that alma to villain commis from the center for international peace operations in berlin. thanks so much. thank you. the pentagon officials in the us recently returned and open verdict on extra terrestrial visitors to earth. they neither confirm nor rule out thei

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last year, when the us had to buy an actually payment with the talib unsigned, labeled at the peace agreement without the participation of the government or civil society. and they have not really seen to this process of, of negotiations being successful. and i mean, they have been stalled more or less. so there are no real talks between the government and the taliban, or other insurgent groups. and i think it is a big mistake to leave without a peace agreement because it's not only terrible for the atkins who are frustrated, who have fear, and we're losing losing face and the west, or nato as partners. but it's also a question why we would do that from a political to teaching point of view. i mean, do we not have any interest to political interest in the each, in the neighborhood of china, russia you wrong? what does it mean for credit? don't that's on that villain. could be me from the center for international peace operations in berlin. thanks so much. thank you. the pentagon officials in the us recently returned and opened verdict on extra terrestrial visitors to earth. they neither confi

and here's what i understand looks now in terms of who controls was talib on areas. in red cover, an estimated half of the country, though the group itself claims to be in control of around 85 percent areas in yellow are contested with the pockets green showing where the government holds way . meanwhile, american troops, which have been in the country for 20 years now packing the bags sto, biden's, defended, sending them home while leaving the country to face what he has called himself, the strongest taliban. the 20 is the us president says simply, nothing more washington can do. no mission accomplished. i mission was accomplished in that we get to scott some and widen, and terrorism is not emanating from that part a little. we achieved those objectives. that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill, and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. with the u. s. military moving out in a hurry, ask honest on his read, already facing new challenges, scans have been seen se

the talib, reportedly setting a deadline for all foreign troops to be gone by september, and making attempts to seize the abandoned by graham airbase, which local authorities say is also attracting looted. law poured into the information that we have american forces left the bag room air base last night. this has not been officially carbonated and reported to us, but from the ground we get these information from the situation in the area as several looters, opportunists, and others, storm background air through this morning. and with a quick response from our district administration, we were able to fall their plans are more important question present itself. how long will the afghan government be able to hold it? because looters weren't the only ones excited about the u. s. withdrawl, the taliban is coming back in force. and according to reports just in june, they seized more than 700 trucks and armored vehicles from afghan security forces and have also getting significant chunks of territory throughout the country. humanitarian organizations are now in panic. warning of yet another wave of

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well, here's what i've canister looks like now in terms of who controls what talib on areas are in read to. they cover an estimated half of the country, though the group itself claims to be in control of 85 percent areas in yellow are contested regions with the focus of green showing where the government hold sway with the president saying america is achieved its objectives in the country critics decry the price that's been paid me. oh, i a i the her the what, the us military moving out in a hurry i can install is already facing new challenges. afghans have been seen selling plunder, to us good stuff to looters ransacked. what was america's may military base and budrum us troops slipped out of the field in the dead of night without notifying the local forces, according to ask and officials dependent on those denied those kinds and says that the african military was well informed of the withdrawal. nevertheless, locals living and working near by are worried about what might come from them. they got everyone who's worried about how long the uncertainty will continue. no one is doing busin

provinces tell a different story. afghan soldiers have either deserted their posts and fled or at talib on media, puts it decided to join the opposition. but the afghan government says this is a temporary setback. this situation will not continue and to talk on are not able to reject the audio or did to be taken over by game. and we are getting busy and we will watch operations. and we will capture if the by ministration is worried about these developments. and the taller bonds commitment to a peaceful future. it's not saying so. analysts say there is reason to be concerned said the interest of the united states in the interests of countries in the region to ensure that the afghan government does not collapse. but we're heading to a pretty dark place at the moment. some on the streets of margaret already think the dark place has arrived. your little bit. you can see now a lot of districts have surrendered to the taliban. even some afghan forces have fled to tajikistan. i am telling you that afghan forces would not be able to secure our country if there will be no foreign support. we wil

[000:00:00;00] the headlines here, what are you into national talib? i'd make sweeping games and gun asked on joe biden admit, the group is our strongest in decade the us present if it's still taking american boots off the ground by the end of next month. the mission, the accomplished in that we get us got a suburb, been log in. terrorism is not emanating from that part to serving things of self harm in belgium. as migraines go to extremes, and that's 5 for asylum. though authorities and system, they will not be blackmailed. and kristen drunk the us the right to try again to expedite julian songs. however. busy one of the was the below is oldest friends, believes washington's attempts at the end of the day will fail. this appeal is an attempt to pro long inevitable. inevitable is the freedom of doing ah, the top stories of the day and of the week. welcome to the weekly here in the international i'm role research. 16 people were killed and dozens more injured and fighting between the african army and the taliban. this in the city of kandahar on saturday

the 1st time since 2001, i've got a song defense ministry says it's full of killed, more than 2000 talib and vices this week. but as fenton mullin reports, government troops is still losing territory. the taliban fighters rolling through the capital of the province in northwestern kenneth, they claim to briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital they've attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdraw again. was the bad cases, governor says government forces pushed the fighters out of the city, although not before they broke into the regions central prison and rescued the youth. taliban fighters over the sounds of heavy gunfire. the armed governor had this message for afghan. the woman who i am, i want to assure our people that all the security forces, including the special forces a here and defending the city of color in on the enemy who has engaged with us in some parts of the city, is facing resistance. and also facing a lot of casualties and to fate. the afghan government has lost significant territory in the last 2 months. it's rely on air strikes to retake con

c, and mike concerns about these talib on games, a being expressed at the most senior levels within the military. indeed yes, the secretary of defense, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, they spoke to the media and the course of the day explaining their concern about the massive taliban at bottoms in a number of areas of a county sun. they say that the withdrawal is going ahead on schedule some 8000 us forces have a better the being removed. but i also made specific mention of a number of nationals who have been assisting the forces such as drivers, translators, a large number of them are being transported out to the country as well. but that advance of the tenant bond is causing great concern. just a month ago, tell bon only controlled some a t of a county sounds $419.00 districts. this figure has increased to my more than double last month alone. i would tell you that as of today, more or less, i guess it's about $212232.00 in that range. 2 hundreds of the district centers are in taliban control. it's about half of the $419.00 that are out there. you've got 34 provincial capit

we double-checked with ocasio-cortez, from senator sanders, rasheeda talib.ence in terms of what's going on. >> why? why are they silent? i don't understand. this is the perfect moment to say -- as you know, senator sanders said while he was running for president that cuba was a paradise and the educational system we know -- we know what is really happening in those streets. >> martha: thank you. >> a glorious day for us. >> martha: thanks for your perspective on this. great to have you with us today. appreciate your time. also joining me now, ambassador robert o'brien. great to have you with us. so fascinating to me. the language and the words that come from the white house are everything in this moment. i think of other situations, i think of venezuela. a moment when it looks like maduro was about to be toppled. that didn't happen. i think back to tehran and the outpouring on the streets that was not embraced or supported by the u.s. government. so you hear congress woman salazar. she says this is a moment. what are you hearing from this white house in term

talib on the ground. what are they saying? >> the 11th target that the president set in april, this draw down is effectively well ahead of schedule. two months, in fact, ahead of schedule with the president arguing last week that when he announces to the country that speed is safety in this case. but the white house has been insisting that as we draw down our military presence here it should not be seep as us disengaging from afghanistan completely. the white house arguing they will have a robust diplomatic presence, they're also working with key military allies to ensure that there is security for things like the airport. that was the focus of the conversation that president biden had. and then i think craig, there are very telling comments that we heard from some of the top officials about how they view this. after he delivered his formal remarks he emphasized the fact that afghanistan has never really been a unified nation, speaking to the fact that you may have a strong central government in kabul that will have the suppor

blow back against democrat a she today talib, doubles down, demanding defunding of home land securityborder patrol and i.c.e. this after a drug cartel war across the border in mexico. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business business network. trump antagonist, michael avenatti is sentenced today after being convicted on charges of attempting to extort millions of dollars from nike. look who is here. gerri willis has the details. good to see you, gerri. reporter: good to see you liz. a manhattan federal judge sentenced disgraced california lawyer michael avenatti to 2 1/2 years in prison for his attempt to extort an estimated $25 million from nike. avenatti, 50, was convicted on charges last year of trying to ex-iter money from the sports wear giant. nike had ended that is its league sponsorship. avenatti threatened to release his allegations of employee misconduct in a press conference on the eve of the nike earnings release at the start of the ncaa tournament. he promised to cancel the pre

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tweet coming out from rashid today talib i want to.a doesn't care her own state is flooding, the west is burning and infrastructure around the country is crumbling. zinn man is more interested in gaining gop friends and blocking resources than fighting for her residents future. a lot of people would disagree with that. >> absolutely. that is what they like to do. they want to put the moderate democrats doing the fiscally responsible thing and try to make it seem look the world is going to end if they don't support this package. we need to do, we are doing, is exposing what the democrats are trying to do. nancy pelosi has basically been taken hostage by aoc and the radical left. so i hope that the moderate democrats stand strong. in the house we're so close, the smallest democrat majority since world war ii. we have three democrats, three democrats are moderate in the house can stop the massive spending. at the end of the day we need to do what is right for future of the country. make the investments needed in infrastructure and also ho

talib has been waiting patiently. you are recognized. >> thank you so much to both of you as we continue this really critical hearing. you know, thank you, chairman raskin, for really wanting to put this forward. thank you to all of the honorable representatives of the american people who risk so much for the rights and freedoms of so many. i want you all to know, i always have john lewis right over my shoulder as a reminder that we sometimes, in a nonviolent way, have to push back against oppression and injustice. you all are doing it. i think it is extremely patriotic, what you are doing on behalf of your residence, and please don't allow my colleagues to intimidate or bully you. you know what the risks were, but also, you know what is at stake. i just want you all to know your inspiring, your courage is inspiring to me. some colleagues continue to not like the title of this committee. well, how about weekly or, you know, [indiscernible] things like the election was stolen. i am so appalled by those who continue to

we now recognize representative talib from michigan who along with ms. dingle has great focus to this issue. she's recognized for two minutes. >> the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, madam speaker. i still remember how i felt when i learned one of the worst pfas sites in the entire country were described in my back yard at my district. shock, horror and a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach happened instantly. i called congresswoman dingle because that site borders our districts. it is the community that continues to struggle with air quality and clean water. it is a district, that zip code where marathon oil refinery is now, that's the most polluted zip code in all of the state of michigan. we wonder why the forever chemical was found right there and how it is impacting people's public health. we are finding in michigan, where we lead in the country in pfas testing, if you start looking for these tonguesic forever chemicals, you're going to find them. we have an urgent crisis, my friends, in front of us that re

we now recognize recognize representative talib from michigan who along with ms. dingell has brought great focus to this issue in committee. recognized for two minutes, please. >> the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you madam speaker. i still remember how i fell when i found out one of the worst pfas sites in the entire country was discovered in my backyard in my district at the petroleum refinery. shock, horror and a sinking feeling in my pit happened instantly. i called congresswoman dingell because that site borders our districts. it is a community that continues to struggle with air quality and clean water. it is a district that -- that zip code where marathon oil refinery is now is the most polluted zip code in all of the state of washington. we wonder why it is impacting people's public health. we finding in michigan whereas folks know where we lead in the country for pfas testing if you start looking for these toxic forever chemicals you are going the find them. we have a crisis that requires swift and divisive action. it i

. >> they are concerned about talib moves to gain control over some of the highways that are importantoints of supply for our embassy. >> reporter: the taliban say they have no intention of taking kabul by force or storming the u.s. embassy, but they consider all foreign forces left behind as invaders and therefore legitimate targets. >> thank you very much, charlie. >>> there are big new developments in the investigation into the assassination of haiti's president. authorities say 17 suspects have been detained so far in wednesday's killing including two men believed to be u.s. citizens. 15 of the detainees are from colombia. police are hunting eight more suspects and vowing to bring all the attackers to justice. >> reporter: covered in dirt and blood, handcuffed on the floor, these are some of the suspects in the assassination of haiti's president jovenel moise. haitian police show them off to the press. outside the police station haitians gather to demand justice. surrounding them in the streets, out vehiclesging t thoc responsi among spects are a citizens, on south florida named ja

alexandria ocasio-cortez, talib and jamaal bowman and cori bush. have been silent during the crackdown. gop representative mario diaz-balart has a theory. >> there doesn't seem to be a way to convince emthat the regime in cuba is even a dictatorship. clearly they have great admiration for radical left ideologies. they themselves espouse radical left ideologies. reporter: democrats lost two house seats in south florida partly because gop had a better case against socialism. senator bernie sanders considers himself a socialist. sanders says the cuban people decipher democracy. >> i urgently hope the government there will tolerate and respect peoples right to protest. reporter: senate foreign relations committee chairman bob menendez applauded president biden for telling the cuban regime for not using force. gop senator marco rubio said the administration's response was quote, lame. neil? neil: okay. chad, thank you very, very, he much. alejandro mayorkas, homeland security secretary had a stern warning for protesters and those coming here. >> allow m