the biden administration in swing me but also remember texas is suing the biden administration.ng into all of this hopefully the courts will enforce the law, forcing the biden administration to start enforcing border security. in the meantime, texas will step up and do that ourselves. >> sean: and people spend in the middle of the pandemic time and overcrowded cages, the middle of a pandemic, then given free transportation to states that are responsible for what food, shelter, education health care? is that happening? >> the biden administration is exporting some of whom have covid across the entire country causing location across the entire country tove have to fit the bill for biden's refusal to enforce immigration laws of the united states. t >> sean: governor, all the support we can give you my support everything you are doing, but it is said you have to work this hard to uphold the law of the land and to look out for the health of the people of texas andol the rest of the country. it's sad. thank you for being with us. coming up public health. what about public safety?y? th

what they are trying to do is create a litigation strategy to force the biden administration he -- administration to do certain things, not just in the mpp context, but there was another case recently in the southern district of texas relating to the policies of prosecutorial discretion. that decision also was adverse to the biden administration, saying that he couldn't provide certain priorities. that decision was stated by the fifth circuit and my understanding is that will be stayed for the duration. that has left a pertinent -- or it will be an issue. host: lets let some of our viewers get involved. we will start with paul from new york, new york, on the independent line. good morning. caller: hi. i wanted to ask about the statement you made that some of them have no access to shelter and food. that would suggest there has been starvation. if that is the case, could you elaborate on that? also, when he saved the conditions in mexico were unacceptable, there are 128 million mexicans. it seems almost insulting to suggest that the conditions are so horrendous that really no one should be living

that's because the biden administration is essentially decriminalizing and incentivizing people comingarious trump administration policies including the remain in mexico policy which said if you want to come here, you have to go to mexico and apply in mexico. what the biden administration has done is by capriciously and arbitrarily rescinding these poll sis -- policies, stopping building the wall, they are allowing people to come here, essentially opening the borders, and by doing that, it is overwhelming the system. you don't have to believe me. we know just yesterday there was a decision out of texas where a texas federal judge recognized what the biden administration doing was contributing to this crisis, what they are doing is arbitrary, and we know that if you look at the numbers, your report just indicated that these are record numbers of people coming across the border. just a million people, a million people have come across the border -- illegally coming across our border since the secretary took over. that's more than the entire population of biden's home state of delaware. >

>> so the biden administration has put a lot of emphasis on ways that state and local programs can makelying as simple as possible. administration officials were telling me just last night that they still get questions from program administrators saying, well, are you sure we ca list these requirements? that makes us a little nervous. what if money goes into the wrong hands? at thipoint the answer is do what you can to make this as easy as possible. some places still require the cooperation of tenants and landlords. some places require extensive documentation that landlords and tenants say they don't have. as you mentioned, part of the goal here is to make landlords whole as well. the moratorium esn't wipe away rental payments that are due. it is supposed to keep renters in their home and pay landlords the bills they're also owed. >> rachel siegel of the "washington post," thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> nawaz: the makers of the leading vaccines in the u.s. all said today they have new data showing that an extra shot of can boost protection significantly. they also a

what is your message to the biden administration? what do you want them to know?'s not only for the biden administration but also for the entire congress. the issue of immigration has persisted across many administrations, both republican controlled and democratic controlled but we need to get resources to these border communities because as long as there's gridlock at the federal level, we're going to continue to see these issues and we're going to put in jeopardy the safety of our community. jillian: have you seen a rise in 911 calls or people reporting suspicious activity, things going on in your communities? >> absolutely. we continue to get calls for suspicious activity and we have to dispatch police officers out to these calls and every officer that we dispatch to these calls is one less officer that we have available to dispatch to other emergencies throughout the community. jillian: you how do the officers -- how do the officers feel about what's going on? >> there is frustration. but also we are still a very safe community. we're one of the sayest communi

when i met with the biden administration, with each of their successive national security officials, i said look, i understand the instinct of any new administration to say whatever the old guys did must be wrong. i guess the biden guys want to say whatever trump did must be wrong. and by the way, the trump guys by and large said whatever obama did must be wrong. that's not a new thing. whenever you have a change in administration, that tends to be a default position. but what i urge them to do is just because that's your knee-jerk instinct, this was a massive bipartisan victory for america, a national security victory that we won that joe biden is on the verge of throwing away. and the secretary of state sat in my office and promised to fight the -- to sanction nord stream 2. the deputy secretary of state sat in my office and promised to fight to sanction nord stream 2. the under secretary of state sat in my office and promised to fight to sanction nord stream 2. they did, in fact, fight to sanction nord stream 2, but unfortunately they were overruled by the white house, which made a

let's see which one the biden administration chooses that does it for us at "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: looks like president biden capitulates, gives in to taliban demands, will not commit to delaying august 31st deadline for u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, overriding the g7. the situation now deteriorating rapidly. u.s. military all right starting to withdraw troops. the biden administration says it is not sure how many americans remain trapped behind taliban lines. lawmakers saying this is worse than saigon. biden and his team's message to americans in afghanistan, you're on your own. with us tonight the former national security expert, kt mcfarland, former navy seal who killed 9/11 mastermind, osama bin laden. he is rob o'neill. former ambassador nathan sales. congressman dan meuser, a tone attorney general mark brnovich, economic expert mitch roschelle, gop strategist, ford o'connell. just one week to go before americans and allies to get out. those who gave safe haven to 9/11 terrorists now seizing passports. they get to decide wh

to continue the expansion of the wall that began in the trump administration, but that the biden administration halted. amna: this administrations messaging on immigration stands in stark contrast to the previous one. i do wonder operationally for the biden administration saying we promise a safe and humane immigration policy, are you seeing a marked difference in what is going on at the border now versus four years ago? >> i think humanights organizations would say there is not a substantial difference in deeds on the border between the trump and biden administration's largely because of the title 42 expulsions going on. . we continue to see, as i mentioned earlier, this outflow from central america that is not going to abate with any border policies we adopt, because that doesn't directly address those conditions that are out there. certainly on our part of the border, things are not as hectic as they were in 2019. that is not the case in the rio grande valley in south texas, things are very heic on both sides of the border as the communities there try to grapple with these large numbers of m

the biden administration will catch and release. texas will arrest and jail.he biden administration releasing covid positive immigrants into cities, into the state of texas, i issued an executive order trying to prevent the biden administration from moving covid positive migrants into our cities that could infect fellow texans. so i'm doing everything i can to fight back against biden administration that has no desire to enforce the immigration laws that were passed by the united states congress. >> ben: you know, one of the things that you obviously run into here is a situation where these covid-positive migrants are being loaded on to various buses, buses that are not government buses but that, you know, are being used to transport them to all these different places around your state and into the united states. what can be done in that instance? because, obviously, there is tension here between the federal power that comes-when it documents immigration policy and your own power as a state leader to push back against it. >> so, as a concerns putting migrants

because the biden administration would not open the gates they had the power.ave a heartbreaking have to go. thank you thanks for watching, i'll see you next saturday night. don't forget. ♪♪ >> we begin with a fox news alert. moments ago a brand-new security alert from the u.s. embassy in kabul afghanistan. all americans already at the airport being told to leave due to a specific credible threat of terrorist activity in the area. earlier joe biden sent an attack set an attack is highly likely likely medic 24 -- 36 hours. you've heard politicians talk, it's all they do, a quarter in

what is the biden administration looking to get out of this?, i do think it really is more about the optics, particularly because, for biden, he is dealing with the crisis in afghanistan, things look a bit chaotic, and he wants things to look as business as usual. i think that he does want to try to assure israel that iran is a threat, but i think you will be -- he will be communicating that his approach to dealing with iran will be different than bennett's, than israel's approach, because bennett is going to be trying to convince biden that we really need to isolate iran further, get away from trying to get back to the nuclear deal. but biden is not on the same page about that. so i think he's going to try to both assure israel the u.s. is a committed partner, while at the same time, demonstrating the u.s. does want to get back to the iran deal and doesn't want to completely isolate iran. of course, israel will come back and try to present the case of how dangerous iran is, there's a lot more enrichment of uranium, and that iran is really a me

getting back to donald trump, the afghan government actually was holding out for the biden administrationey were hoping that biden would reverse the pullout. they were not negotiating with the taliban consistent with the agreement. i think donald trump would've helped them to account and how the taliban to account. he wouldn't give senatorial order which is what joe biden did to abandon bagram. we could've orchestrated a coherent withdraw. >> kevin: i want to switch it up and just for a second and get your take on the apparent drone strike that we believe took out a so-called isis-k planner. do you make much of that? what do you draw from that revelation from the pentagon tonight? >> a couple things, the biden administration recognized the need to retaliate immediately. to show isis they were not going to take more attacks from isis without responding in kind. they killed one of the planners in the province where isis-k formed in 2015 at the height of the strength of isis when they had a lot of territory in iraq and syria. that's their stronghold in afghanistan. it also shows that we had

the officer accused of hiding the video >>> a big defeat for the biden administration the supreme court reinstates the controversial program that keeps migrants in mexico while they seek asylum in the u.s. >>> the new and dangerous heat wave, 75 million under heat alerts plus the costly ripple effect of wildfires. how many homeowners now are seeing their property insurance dropped. >>> and how one little league champ is in a league of her own. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the biden administration tonight doing the tough math six days to meet the afghanistan exit deadline as many as 1,500 american civilians in need of a way out and thousands of u.s. troops also subject to that withdrawal deadline the president unwavering in his determination to abide by that august 31st date, but publicly the administration sending different signals about options for americans who may not make it under the wire in time. the good news, we learned today, there appear to be far fewer americans still in the country than first estimated. peter alexander

let's see which one the biden of administration chooses, that doesn't b b trust "fox business tonight", "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ ♪. elizabeth: looks like president biden capitulates, gives in to david: it looks like president biden gives into taliban demand and will not commit to the dying his august 31 deadline for the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan overriding the g7, the situation is deteriorating rapidly u.s. military already started withdrawing troops, the biden oh administration says it's not sure how many americans remain trapped behind taliban lines, lawmakers say this is worse than saigon biden and his team's message to americans in afghanistan, you're on your own. national security effort kt mcfarland, the navy seal who killed 9/11 mastermind osama bin laden rob o'neill, former ambassador nascent underneath and sales, arizona attorney general mark brnovich,k economic expert mitch roschelle, gop strategist ford o'connell, one week ago for americans and allies to get out those who give safe havens 9/11 terrorist seizing passports, they get to decide which americans

but the biden administration is under an order to comply and they say they're trying to comply in goodt now are people still trying to get out of that trump administration policy. people who still were waiting in mexico, of which there were really very few. those people as of midnight when this went into effect, could no longer register to get out of the program and come into the united states for their court date dates. so they are still waiting in mexico. >> julia, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, with a deadline looming the state department said there could be as many as 1,500 americans still seeking to leave afghanistan. we'll have the latest on the evacuations from kabul. >>> plus republican senator ben sasse of nebraska will be our guest this morning plus he has views on whether the deadline should be extended and how many afghans he'd like to see welcomed to america. "morning joe" is coming right back. "morning joe" is coming right back new dove men, plant based body wash is different. with plant based cleansers. and moisturizers for healthy and hydrated men, skin, relax your bo

it is a fairly savvy diplomatic move on the biden administration's part.ly it will help venezuelan people. frankly, i don't see that happening due to maduro's position. >> let's find out from paul how do you feel the venezuelan government is feeling that moved by the writer administration? >> you have to remember the biden administration inherited the sanctions for mostly donald trump and predecessors but also barack obama and the predecessor to trump. he is not done it many sanctions and came into office. but this kind of magnanimous -- i may agree with her down the line when we start seeing more measures, but we have seen biden failed to take action on a devastating and according to the united nations illegal embargo on diesel imports, which has affected venezuelans capacity to move food among cities and feed its population. we have seen the biden administration unwilling to take any significant steps on the oil embargo in venezuela, which is cutting off 99 percent of its -- 99% of its national income. it was a positive, i think it has to be classes that

i don't know if my colleagues have anything they want to add. >> did the biden administration review he trump administration's -- that it is a force, and if so on what basis and if it differs from what the deputy just articulated? >> i should say that deputy secretary sherman answered it perfectly and proved that she does not need lawyers. and it's conducted by the administration across the entire spectrum of counterterrorism issues, including direct action, and we hope to -- when that review is done, we hope to be as transparent as possible, and it is taking a deep dive look at the entire ct program and it is underway. but at this point i don't have anything final to report. >> let me just ask, whether in the interest of transparency, something i welcome and will celebrate about the biden/harris administration, could you provide a list to this committee of of all countries where force has been used since it was enacted 20 years ago, and a list of groups against whom you believe force may be authorized pursuant to the 2001 aumf. is that a list you could provide to this committee? >> s

and that is exactly what the biden administration wants.ause the biden administration can change all of this literally like that with a nap of their fingers. they changed the policies and they can stop the flow. so what you know from that is that they are -- they are not defining the national security threat. they are not countering the national security threat. and they are not being honest about the national security threat. so what does that tell you? i mean, this -- what they are doing is by design. this is a result of no action. this is a result of the actions that they took so it's the outcome they planned for. it's the outcome they implemented and it's the outcome that they are sustaining. so the real question is how does this benefit the biden administration because they have obviously made a calculation that it does. >> lawrence: because they ran on this. the media then pushed back. he got elected on this. and now they are starting to drop in the polls. so, i have got to ask you this, stephen miller. do they pivot? because we see t

many of these judges and biden administration will admit this are full blown political activists. the second most important court in the united states. anyone who wants voter i.d. according to perez must be a racist. right before confirmation, he railed against the "g.o.p. campaign" to make elections less free, less free, showing estate ideas you do to get on an airplane or by sudafed at walgreens. you would expect the biden administration to flood the judiciary with lunatics like this for they want power and partisan judges will make sure that partisan power goes completely unchecked. here's what you wouldn't expect and that is one of the most prominent members of the so-called conservative party to spend his time helping the biden administration do that. that is exactly what has happened. this summer, every republican on the panel voted no except for one. you know who that was? it was lindsey graham of south carolina. why would lindsey graham support the confirmation of someone like warren or perez? to answer that question, this is hardly an isolated case. we checked. lindsey gra

the biden administration is on the right track. ey are approaching this because they were handed it over a number of different administrations. your guest pointed out there were republican presidents who led the fight and championed for fair immigration. isn't about opening the borders or vote seeking. i am just as much right as i am left but the argument being made that somehow the democrats want these people on the public dole is wrong. >> this is ava from mississippi on the republican line. >> just pray for us down here that we don't get the hurricane bad. >> where is columbia? >> about halfway between jackson and new orleans. >> are you seeing any effects? >> it should be moving in tonight and we are going to be on the east de, so we have everything moved and shut down and walmart has been overflowing with people getting supplies. but we is as ready as we can get. we always know how to prepare down here. >> what you want to talk about this morning? >> the man that was up before me, i don't know how many people is in mexico in co

the biden administration, like the previous one.rtels today are the most violent criminal organizations on earth. that operate all over the world. 54 countries. cgng more than 40 crun countries. one of the statistics through the roof the amount of fentanyl seizures at the deadliest street drug in the history of this country and also every country in the world. you know, what we know for certain is that the biden administration is not addressing the national security threat. they are taking no action to address it. they don't even acknowledge it they don't explain it. to the american people. and so, the real question here, that is not being asked of the biden administration. is why they are not concerned about a national security. why they are not doing anything to mitigate the threat. and why they are focused all the time is only on defining the border in humanitarian terms. when everybody knows that when you have an open border policy the way they have. that you are letting across both the innocent people seeking a better life and

the biden administration released over one million immigrants. last week the biden administration released over 1,500 illegal aliens in maccallum, texas. that is unacceptable and they keep doing it. joe biden likes to talk about this pandemic. i'll tell you what, the election of joe biden and kamala harris

think he'll have blood on his hands. >> reporter: it's not just republicans criticizing the biden administration. this congressman writing on twitter there's no way to hide it. this is a shame on this administration. withdrawal was never going to be easy, but it didn't need to come to this. >> this is what happens when american withdraws from the world. >> reporter: congresswoman liz cheney saying this didn't have to happen. she puts blame on the trump and biden administration. >> rand paul, donald trump, mike pompeo, joe biden view of the world is irresponsible. >> some members are outraged. kevin mccarthy c thi emrrs to. president biden has remained firm. he said he inherited the situation. he said he made the choice not to pass it on to a fifth administration. >> reporter: the biden administration continuing to defend its decision. >> we went to afghanistan 20 years ago to dealth opleho atta. that has been successful. >> reporter: president biden is scheduled to be at camp david until wednesday. right now there are no plans for him to return to washington early. andrew? kaylee? >> alex, thank

the biden administration's talking about getting these illegal immigrants j&j vaccines. trying to accept illegal immigrants running away from poverty and disastrous situations in their homeland. what do you say? >> well, it's creating a disaster situation in our country for our citizens. so certainly, president biden should bear that in mind first. i will tell you from multiple trips down to the border this year, it is worse than it's ever been before, and i have seen it in pretty tough shape at times. we do know what will work because president trump showed us, implementing title 42 restrictions from the cdc that prevent people from coming in, the migrant protection protocols, remain in mexico policy, the trump administration had in place that the biden administration canned immediately when he got into office, and, of course, the other work that trump was doing with the leaders of those countries of origin to try to stem the flow. look, this is not easy, and it has bedeviled several administrations, but why would you go back from procedures that were working and were w

it's how you exit that counts, i don't hear biden, i don't hear kamala harris or anybody from their administrationty and ownership of that and make no doubt about it, they own it. >> mollie: when president biden gave his speech a few days ago he said the buck stops with him and was very much standing behind following true with the decision to exit the afghanistan war. that one is not up for debate, that is broadly popular across both political parties. the idea, everyone thought it was right to go into afghanistan in response to what they did in 9/11, the transition into a nation-building scheme and the distraction of the iraq war is when things started going poorly 18 years ago but that is very different from the initial thing that kamala harris wants to get accolades for her prominent role in the administration as the administration is completely crumbling across every policy area whether it's a crime or of or inflation, afghanistan withdrawal, she's nowhere to be found, she claims she cares about women's rights but that's only true so long as it costs are nothing to care about women's rights. r

host: your confidence in the biden administration's afghanistan policy. this is the front page of the washington times. families hide, allies blame u.s. for shameful defeat to taliban. another story, biden's approval rating below 50% for the first time. president biden expressed optimism about the afghanistan evacuation as his administration struggled to regain his footing -- its footing after a chaotic military exit, escalate concerns with his competence and credibility. steve is on the republican line in ohio. steve, make sure you mute your volume. go ahead with your comment or question. we are going to go to herbert in virginia, democrat line. caller: i was calling in about the republicans calling in -- afghani's out of afghanistan and brought the u.s.. it is friendly ironic how they agreed with trump when he wanted to ban muslims from coming to the united states. that is all i have. host: make sure you mute your volume when you come in. a previous caller asked about the numbers of troops. the new york times reporting in march of this year, facing high-

the biden administration is saying they are surprised but people within the intelligence community are not surprised that u.s. control could empower the taliban and what we have seen in recent days. and it is rather shocking spoo the administration and others who have seen the taliban getting stronger and afghan security forces getting weaker. so the biden administration is grappling with the situation that the president that the scales are tipping in favor and ultimately and it is so great that he wants to focus that 20 years was too long to be there for the afghan people and afghan government. they relied so heavily on the u.s. and nato forces and now they are left on their own and people are seeing them fume pling quickly. yamiche: president biden said they have trained afghans but u.s. veterans are saying why didn't my friend get blown up. tell us what happened to all that training and sacrifices? how is the taliban able to move that quickly? >> it's going to take us years to dies ect what went wrong but the u.s. afghan military relied on air power and support and any targets they

the biden administration is taking criticism from both sides. >> this is a crisis of untold proportions. this is an intelligence failure. we underestimated the taliban and overestimated the resolve of the afghan army. >> they're going to grow back like a weed and once again strike the west. this is a repeat of the obama administration yanking us out of iraq too soon that led to the rise of isis. >> reporter: in a statement on saturday, president biden said i have authorized the deployment of approximately 5,000 u.s. troops to make sure we can have an orderly and safe drawdown of u.s. personnel and other allied personnel. the president ordered another 1,000 troops into the country, that is the last time we heard from the president. a member of congress who is on a foreign affairs committee call over the weekend told fox we heard more from the taliban than we've heard from biden. mr. biden is expected to address the nation in the coming few days. white house press secretary jen psaki is also not talking, she is out of the office and her auto reply directs people to reach out to others in

the only reason that i can think of is just a culture that the biden administration has set from day they opened up our southern border, they are letting thousands of illegal refugees in that way, illegal immigrants pushed in by the cartel. the biden demonstrations national security establishment ran by lloyd austin, antony blinken, sullivan, all of them, they are part of the culture that believes america is a power in descent and we are not unique nation nation or an important nation that culture has echoed throughout the national security apparatus and now we are prioritizing getting afghans out of the country and the only reason that i can think of to get all of these unvented afghans out as fast as we are trying to get them out is to pump even more refugees into the heartland of this country. that seems to be the top priority of this admin's ration and again, it's a complete and total disgrace and it's completely and totally reckless. >> tucker: so you're part of the despised groups that actually fights our words, working-class kids from the pacific northwest, you joined young, g

it's a great opportunity for the biden administration to do.eyac knowledged that china turned their back on the world health organization. time for the biden administration to support the rhetoric and lead on this. >> tucker: the human rights community -- the "washington post" and all of the people who care about human rights around the world -- all give china a pass. you wonder why that is. i appreciate you coming on. the biden administration is not aiming its rhetoric at china. it ames it at american citizens. the cdc declared that everyone in the country needs to cover their face with a mask indefinitely. >> everyone across the country vaccinated or unvaccinated should be masked. >> tucker: wear a mask because masks stop the transition of disease. is that true? do the masks work? the kind we wear, the kind you see in airports? it shows they don't work very well at all. tony fauci himself admitted that back in february of 2020. the mask you buy in the drug store is not effective in keeping out the virus. well today joe biden's own covid advis

when the biden administration approached us in the beginning of taking office and said, look, trump administration depleted the asylum system. we need more time to build capacity, will you give us a little time and negotiate, and what we said is, ok, but we want desperate families to vey pipeline to get in, in the meantime. that's happened, we're grateful for that. thousands of lives have been saved through that humanitarian pipeline and we said ultimately you have to end this policy so we negotiated month after month and it was clear they weren't going to end the policy. i think what's critical about the c.d.c. order is that the government's hiding behind c.d.c. but c.d.c. repeatedly deflects back to d.h.s. and the white house. the c.d.c. order does not say this is a problem that can't be solved, we have to send families back to danger without a hearing. it simply says, d.h.s. needs to take the pror mitigating steps and protocols. it repeatedly says that and what's that we're upset about. d.h.s. had seven months to take those steps and didn't take those steps. amna: the white house will say we're

the biden administration is enabling and aiding and abetting illegal immigration into the country and it doesn't seem like it's going to stop despite the bipartisanship you found in congress. >> you are right. while joe biden is sleeping comfortably in washington, d.c. determining whether there will be a mask mandate, in texas i have got families watching their game cameras to see if there are migrants on their property as they are putting their children to bed. people do not feel safe in their homes. in vilvalde, you have migrants jumping off trains. it's dangerous for the migrants themselves. i urge the biden administration, please get involved. the chaos you caused along the border is unacceptable. katie: thank you so much. up next, can governor cuomo survive? we are live with legal analysis that calls for his resignation. . now back to "justice." katie: welcome back to "justice." against all odds, new york governor andrew cuomo remains in office. this despite a scathing report from the attorney general that includes serious allegations of state and federal crimes. >> the investiga

and then the biden administration doubled down on the flaws of the trump administration. and the self-delusion really. we're seeing an end of that delusion now. but people are still clinging to the same sorts of arguments about the war. >> but you know, we only have a minute left so i just want to just ask you quickly. polls indicate that the american people don't want a u.s. military presence in afghanistan. and they look at people like me in the media and you a retired general and they think you're the numbskulls that got us into this to begin with, we don't want our servicemembers dying over there for afghans who are not even willing to fight to defend themselves. that's a very prevalent view. what do you say to that? >> well, i would just say do you expect a president to lead or do you expect a president to as one of your panelists said meet the people where they are? i think it should come as no surprise that the vast majority of americans don't support the war because three presidents in a row have told him it's not worth it. and so i think that this fundamental mis

doing involved with several texas lawsuits florida lawsuit, arizona lawsuit we got to sue biden administrationecause they are violating the law i know the law i have been involved with this over 34 years a, they are violating federal law ignoring federal law president biden ignoring humiliates to o noef laws in this country secure this nation we've got to hold them accountable. >> sanctuary cities run bib liberals, there is no immigration law the way it looks. will the. >> well too at the same time, house appropriations bill coming here they gutsdz interior enforcement not only opened border up at a time when there is unprecedented crisis numbers like never seen in almost a quarter century you want more enforcement officers to find 300,000 remove them to remove people immigration court 90% releaseding are going to immigration court no one is out there to find them remove them because they are gutted in interior, again not mismanagement this is by design this is open borders, productive left is emboldened going to shut down enforcement on border shut down immigration enforcement in interior fut

the biden administration accused of letting migrants into the country without testing them for covid ting them. the president pushing back on criticism of that. >> president biden: the order that is sometimes critical -- criticized saying that unvaccinated people should go back across the border. but unaccompanied children is a different story. >> sandra: critics are really turning up the heat on the president now to get the border under control. we'll tell you what they are asking for now. plus former president obama saying his massive birthday celebration won't be so big after all. why the reversal after days of saying up to 700 people at a party would be safe? a power panel will take that one up next. ♪♪♪ starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business and offer plans as low as $30 per line. more businesses choose verizon than any other network. we are open and ready for you. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movemen

who recently retired after decades, we are learning more details tonight about how the joe biden administrationhat you just saw on your screen.al he retired just yesterday and here's part of the email. with the current administration doing everything they can to cripple enforcement and removal operation, endangering the american public and not enforcing the laws passed by the congress, i don't want to be part of that. thanks so much for coming on tonight. this could be a much longer conversation. some up for our viewers and thank you for coming, if you would. why you left and what's on the last six months under this administration. >> there is a fine line, tucker, between telling people where are not breaking the law. what's going on at the border, it's wide open. it's so bad right now at the border patrol isn't even processing illegal aliens, many of whom are a covert positive i might add and sending them into the interior of the united states of the phone number they are supposed to call and then ice officials are supposed to reach out to them and process them in phone and not even know in pe

administration. they are just rolling over on the national stage. bidenaised, be part of the club, america is back. well, america is back -- not letting things like afghanistan happen. maria: or china and you were the first to come on the program and tell me that you think that the administration is flying migrants to nashville in the dead of night. i also spoke with a source that told me they are using private jets and private airports to transfer migrants across the country in the dead of night. you also have china, the china challenge. i spoke with jamie dimon last week and he's getting ready to open up shop in china, corporate is not looking at the national security issues partly because the biden administration is not making it a priority. senator: well, that's exactly right. they are not making china a priority and, maria, when it comes to the border, mayorkas said it this week, they know this is a problem, they know this should be our first line of defense, they know that the border patrol cannot sustain this, so reinstitute remain in mexico, catch

the biden administration's handling of the crisis the past week, he said al qaeda had been eliminatedfter bin laden was killed by the u.s. mr. biden opposed the daring special forces mission that killed the al qaeda founder. "let's put this thing in perspective, what interest do we have in afghanistan with al qaeda gone? " the pentagon admitted in a press conference that al qaeda remains but john kirby said he did not know how many fighters remain. they do not believe they pose a threat to the u.s. homeland. calvin in south carolina about the handling of evacuation efforts in afghanistan on the independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank the lord it is all over. what a switch. the insurrection ungenerous 6 -- host: let us stay on topic. caller: god handled it for thousands and thousands of years. host: what do you think about the biden administration's handling of it? caller: let me finish my conversation, man. we have got to take care of our country but just like in cuba when they lead all the criminals out of jail and they came into miami and ruined it, that is when the

way this whole operation from the get-go absolutely no confidence and they asked one of the biden administrationond rapidly to this major humanitarian crisis. what has happened right now is absolutely disgraceful and embarrassing to other veterans like myself who have served overseas in afghanistan. the administration is being dishonest. we are a superpower. we need to act like one. i don't want to hear the press conferences anymore that we don't have the capabilities to get americans out. we absolutely have the capabilities. the upper echelon and the administration don't have the will to do it and didn't plan accordingly before hand. likely like they were told to do in other veterans like myself screaming at the top of our lungs saying this would happen. it is a complete mess. this whole biden strategy is to win a pass and go to bed early and wake up and it will all disappear is not the way to go about it. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit more what president biden said when he was asked about foreseeing what was to come. here is what he said to. >> in july he said taliban's takeover was

gerry: to be for the biden of administration is conducting the intelligence investigation to get to theknow the conclusion what they're going to do but they are pursuing. >> that is limited to where the virus came from is not broad think. this virus from china has caused a years worth of gdp for this country conservatively, they os that implicitly uses virus to advance his political and geopolitical agenda across the world including in hong kong hong kong would not have fallen for the pandemic the only thing i want to mention is taiwan i'm extreme the concern that china will make a move on taiwan in the next 12 - 24 months in the biden administration will blink and we will use taiwan to the free world as we used to call it just like we did with hong kong, president trump was the first president to stand up to communist china and it was a great epiphany they remember historically in the above many of the other things i he did. gerry: a final question on taiwan do you really think the u.s. is prepared to go to war with china to defend taiwan's independence? >> militarily prepared, probabl

kate snow has those details. >> reporter: the biden administration ready to announce its plan for booster shots. >> you can expect to hear from the president on this top you can as well. >> reporter: according to administration sources, the white house covid-19 team on wednesday will make the case for boosters eight months after people received the second shot of pfizer or moderna with fda authorization, the shots could be ready as soon as september. >> people should expect that they do not have to return to their original site of vaccination, but they should stick with the same brand of their vaccine. if you received pfizer get pfizer if you circumstantial evidence moderna, get moderna. >> reporter: nursing home residents and health-care workers could likely be first in line, followed by seniors. the government is tentatively scheduled to release more information about vaccine effectiveness on wednesday. >> there's more data that the cdc has collected that supports that your immunity decreased over time and could potentially be a point of vulnerability for some of these new variants like