in washington you are watching continuing coverage fox news live as president biden first lady jill biden are at the dover delaware airbase to receive the bodies of 13 american fallen service members killed in a suicide bombing attack at the kabul airport this week. the president, first lady, cabinet members and also top military are on hand for a very powerful solemn, somber and difficult ceremony at dover airbase, very peaceful, let's listen in. mike: mike emanuel and jacqui heinrich in washington as we witnessed the dignified transfer of our fallen service members killed in the suicide attack at cobble airport, a very difficult ceremony to watch one can only imagine what the families are going through as a transfer cases are arriving at dover air force base in delaware, being greeted by the president and first lady and military brass heartbreaking scene to witness. jacqui: absolutely you think about how young these service members were and you remember their ages 20, 22, 23 immense sacrifice that they had made and that their families have made on behalf of our country and our values an

you see first lady jill biden there as well and defense secretary lloyd atiaing for t rains of thosebers to come off of that c17 aircraft. i want to read the in kabul, afghanistan, this week. the majority of them under 20. only one 31 years old, and that is marine corps staff sergeant gerren taylor hoover from salt lake city, utah. at 31, he was the oldest of the fallen. his father calling him one heck of a leader, saying his son decided he wanted to join the military at a young age, a very young age after 9/11. marine corps sergeant rosario ricardo, 25 years old, from laurens, massachusetts. the state's governor calling her a massachusetts hero gone too soon. rosario originally from the dominican republic. the country's ambassador to the u.s. says the dominican community shares in the loss. she was one of two women killed in the suicide bombing. the other, marine sergeant nicole gee, 23 years old from sacramento, california. she was married to a fellow marine. days before her death, she was featured in a photo released by the defense department cradling an afghan baby at the kabul a

president biden as well as first lady jill biden and other officials now at dover air force base, abouten soldiers, the 13 who were killed in that suicide bombing attack at kabul airport. they also met with families, their families there, at the dover air force base. we will watch this as it continues, a solemn and very deeply meaningful moment for our american democracy. so, you have diabetes, here are some easy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love. stressed? no stress. exercise. but no days off! easy, no? no. no. no. no. but with freestyle libre 14 day, you can take the mystery out of your diabetes. now you know. sir, do you know what you want to order? yes. freestyle libre 14 day. try it for free. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorder

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july 8, jill biden was still saying "no, they will not come in and overtake the taliban very quickly.rue. what is your assessment of this? did they get the intel and think about it and go against it or did they dismiss the intel? what happened here? >> it is hard to say here, the intel committee provided a number of assessments in different scenarios, but the taliban did advance rapidly. but i really think it is not necessarily the intel, but just a lot of other failures out there, when being leadership itself, you know, we have a situation where collapsing leadership at various levels. you know, i think what is interesting is exactly as we are speaking right now, 245 years ago to this minute, the british were making watching one of their greatest attacks in one of the most disastrous battles, the battle of brooklyn. it was there that, you know, they went through unguarded past and american save the army, but it led to an incredible withdrawal. the first american dunker, kind of what we are seeing now. but i think what i'm getting at with it says washington had an axiom, an iron rule.

. >> reporter: president biden and first lady jill biden attended their dignified transfer in dover,s. marines, a navy sailor and a soldier. in one of sergeant nicole gee's last instagram posts, the 23-year-old shared a photo of herself holding an afghan baby with the caption "i love my job," something she just told her sister. >> some of the last things she said is i love being here. this is amazing work. she couldn't wait to tell me more about it. after deployment. >> reporter: 31-year-old staff sergeant darrin hoover's father said his son was devoted to family and to leading fellow marines. >> and they would have followed him through the gates of hell if that's what it took. and ultimately that's pretty much what he did. >> reporter: 20-year-old lance corporal kareem nikoui's mother wrote on social media "i felt my soul leave my body as i was screaming that it can't be true. no mother, no parent should ever have to hear that their child is gone." 20-year-old lance corporal rylee mccollum will never get to experience fatherhood. his wife is expecting their first child. the servicem

jill biden. he is getting a briefing this morning before he left from top senior military and national security experts about the situation in afghanistan. he has told officials on the ground there that they should not go to the airport. they're telling the embassy there that the situation there is just too dangerous, alex. we're in this short time frame where yesterday we were told that there is an imminent threat to that base and to the airport there over the next 24 to 36 hours. that has not dissipated. we are told there are thousands of these trained isis and al qaeda bombmakers that are now out on the scene trying to blend in with the sea of crowds that are trying to reach the airport to get the last ticket out, alex. and that remains a very, very difficult challenge here. if you can imagine, we're trying to get all of our people out and getting the last person out while there is this imminent threat that is not going to go away until we are gone. the question is, we have gotten so many peop

it has grave, create threats for our future and really revealss, jill biden's impotence and incompetence to the world. >> sean: it is scary and how this can happen. we are h going to get our fellow americans out of there? >> i wish i could say that but based on what i've seen from the biden administration over the last twoth days is my office has worked to provide information to hundreds of americans and basically told us that they don't want us to contact them anymore. just send them to the website and hopefully they get a text message. how are they supposed to get through taliban lines to begin with? there's no plan to evacuate ten or 15,000 americans and he would think that the last thing he would do is turn out the airbase and right now we have thousands of our countrymen trapped behind enemy lines at risk of being taken hostage by the taliban at any time. president trump, moments away but for us joining us former cia station chief contributor dan hoffman and former white house chief of staff mike meadows. i've noticed mark meadows that joe biden has tried too blame this on -- let's

jill biden. he was there this morning, early parts of the afternoon. and the president saluted along with other members of his command staff there as one by one 11, 11 remains passed by. definitely, definitely a difficult day. i want to put up a picture and read the names of the people, i think it's important and you can't read the names enough. sergeant darren hoover, 31 years old, marine corps staff sergeant johani, picardo, 25 years old. sergeant nicole gee, 23 years old, 22-year-old marine corps corporal hunter lopez, 23 corporal dagen page, um better o sanchez, david espinoza, jared schmidt and 20-year-old marine corps lance corporal riley mccollum. several more to go through. 20-year-old lance corporal dylan morola, 20-year-old kareem nikowi. there was navy hospital man markston soviak and ryan nells from coreytown, tennessee. a difficult day for the united states, a difficult day for the white house, a difficult day for the president. president biden has no other public events to announce at this point. he is expected to meet with members of his

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countries are pushing jill biden to leave soldiers at the airport to keep it open.l be successful in that? it is really tricky _ be successful in that? it is really tricky to _ be successful in that? it is really tricky to say - be successful in that? it is| really tricky to say because joe biden is in a bind here at the moment. he's been very defiant about his decision, he wants out and once the american troops out of there, he knows the longer they stay there the more at risk there will be. it's a tricky one. they have forces on the ground but the uk and other countries know they can't do it without the americans, they need the us power there. they imagine there will be trying to persuade the deadline so that they can get more flights into, orflights over to try and help with the evacuation process. joe biden wants to try and win over his allies. rememberwhen wants to try and win over his allies. remember when he won the election last year he said he wants to show that america is back and wants to have a good connection with his allies and says that his predecesso

the president and first lady jill biden watched the arrival of the flag-draped remains. last week's attack was the deadliest for the u.s. military in afghanistan in more than a decade. >>> in afghanistan a u.s. official confirms as many as five rockets were fired toward the main airport in kabul. the military's anti-projectile system was fired to intercept those rockets. it's not clear if any of them were hit. the news came just hours after officials say a u.s. drone targeted a dangerous vehicle near the airport, an indication america's final scheduled 24 hours in afghanistan will not be easy or safe. here's abc's ian pannell. >> reporter: with less than 48 hours to go, smoke rising outside kabul airport as the u.s. strikes isis-k militants for the second time. the military revealing an unmanned drone struck a vehicle near kabul airport, eliminating an imminent isis-k threat. the vehicle believed to be carrying a substantial amount of explosive material. an afghan official telling abc news that six civilians were killed. four of them children. the attack just a day after

jill biden says the u.s.s on track to complete evacuations from kabul by august 31 deadline, but has asked the defense and state departments to prepare contingency plans in case it needs to be extended. >> we are currently on pace to finish by august 31. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. but the completion by august 31 depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate, and allow access to the airport for those we are transporting now, and no disruptions to our operations. emily: the taliban said it would not allow western troops to remain beyond august 31. the group said it is also stopping afghans from going to the kabul airport. >> we will not allow an extension the owned august 31. so the u.s. should remove and evacuate all personnel by the set deadline. all their contractors must leave. we are not happy to extend the deadline. and after that, we will have a separate position following the deadline. the islamic emirate is trying to encourage people

rob reynolds reports a day of sorrow and promises of vengeance. president joe biden and 1st lady jill biden attended a solemn transfer ceremony. for 13 u. s. service members killed in thursday, suicide bombing at cobble airport. there remains arrived home in flag draped cases and an air force base in delaware. 5 of the dead were 20 years old, just babies when us troops began fighting in afghanistan after the september 11th attacks. their lives lost in the final chaotic chapter of america as longest war fighting has pledged that the u. s. will hunt down, members of the group that claimed responsibility for the cobble airport attack. the president will stop at nothing to make isis k pay for the death of those americans service members at the cobble airport. he will ensure that we get the people responsible for this as they're killing to senior isis came members on friday, another u. s. drones strike destroyed a vehicle outside cobble airport. on sunday, the pentagon said the car was carrying ice ok, suicide bombers, preparing to target the final stages of the u. s. military evacuation. with t

how's him president joe biden, accompanied by the 1st lady, jill biden arrived at dover air force base in the state of delaware. he's there for a solemn ceremony to receive the remains of the 13 us service members who were killed in the bomb attack last week at the gates of cobble airport. some of the family members of those soldiers who were killed will be there as well. the fall and service members ranged in age from 20 to just 31 years old. this will be, as i said, a solemn ceremony. and one of the sort of traditional presidential duties that is performed when you are service members are killed in a, in an incident abroad. meanwhile, the u. s. is reiterating its warnings with the state department saying that the situation around the cobble airport remains very tense. just as a charles stratford was telling us a few moments ago and that there are the credible threats of violence. so there are they're telling american citizens us citizens not to gather near cobble airport. as far as the explosions that we heard about a moment ago were trying to get some more information about that on

president biden and first lady jill biden were in delaware today to attend the dignified transfer, aitary custom marking when remains of service members killed in action are returned to u.s. soil. the president and first lady also met privately with families of some of those killed in thursday's attack, which an affiliate ofhe islamic state, isis-k claimed to have carried out. 11 of the service members were marines, along with a navy medic and an army soldier. they ranged in age from 20-31 and included two women and nine men. as many as 170 afghan civilians were also killed in the attack. today's drone airstrike targeted a suspected suicide bomb vehicle near the kabul airport. the strike came a day after the u.s. embassy warned all u.s. citizens to avoid the airport, citing a specific and credible threat. in a statement, a military spokesperson said “we are confident we successfully hit the target. significant secondary explosions from the vehicle indicated the presence of a substantial amount of explosive material.” flights from the kabul airport continued today. biden administratio

and most of them afghan's president biden and first lady dr jill biden today traveled to dover air force base where the bodies of 13 service members arrived. the troops were killed in the suicide bombing at the kabul airport on thursday one of them 23 year old marine sergeant nicole g g or g, rather was from roseville near sacramento. she had recently posted a picture of her on instagram it was of her at the airport in kabul holding a baby she said. quote i love my job the white house says the president and first lady also plan to meet with the families of the following service members as well. a family from elpida's says they are incredibly incredibly lucky that they were able to get out of afghanistan before the suicide bombing last week that family spent five days trying to fly out of kabul 31 hours on the tarmac with two young kids ktvu zazzle smith caught up with them today and has more now on their harrowing ordeal. when we reach to the gate, there was 10,000 people's sultan mansoor took these photos at kabul airport as he and his family along with thousands of others were trying t

week long airlift of more than 114,000 afghans and foreigners president biden and first lady dr jill biden traveled to dover air force base today where the bodies of 13 service members arrived they were killed in the suicide bombing at the kabul airport. on thursday one of them 23 year old marine sergeant nicole g was from roosevelt near sacramento the white house says the president and first lady also planned to meet with the families of the fallen service members now to our air quality want to show you a live picture from our camera pointed toward mount diablo bill. what would you say those conditions look like to you? that is pretty bad yeah, it's not it's not good it's not as bad as it was the other day, but it's definitely not a great day. things are going to get better we'll chat about that. yeah. okay. the bay area air quality management in the meantime the district there has issued an air quality advisory for tomorrow as we continue to deal with all the smoke from the wildfires burning to the north and east of the bay area and a change in the weather is about to make the fight agai

. >> today at dover air force base, president biden and first lady jill biden attended the dignified transfer of remains of u.s. service members killed in afghanistan.

infrastructure bill. 10 years on capitol hill chat program, fox news president biden and first lady jill biden met with members of the 2020 u. s olympic team today in a live streamed virtual reception. the couple congratulated the athletes for their impressive showing in tokyo. you know, i know you have a sense of it, but little bit. you'll appreciate you at home. how proud you made america not just to win any more medals. anyone who may end up with as many gold before this is over china, but here's the deal. you really represented america. you represent the soul of the countries. well the president also took the opportunity to invite the athletes visit him at the white house this fall. the summer olympics wrap up tomorrow with the closing ceremonies. all right. so if you're in need of extra cash, the solution could be sitting in your driveway. the cash that dealerships are shelling out to get their hands on your used car and later in sports and extra innings slugfest with the giants and the brewers tonight, joe fonzi. we'll have the highlights from the roller coaster game and now the postal s

jill biden seemingly cared less. >> when we know what happened over the last week that slit failure of intelligence, planning, execution or judgment? >> it was a simple choice, george. >> we seen the choices and hundreds of people packed. >> was four days ago or five days ago. >> what did you think we do for us all those a picture is? >> i thought we have to gain control of this, we have to move it more quickly. we have to move in a way in which we take control of the airport. and we did. >> so you think this could have been handled better in any way? >> president biden: no, there is the idea that somehow there's a way we could have gotten out without chaos ensuing. i don't know how that happened. >> so for you that was always priced into the decision? >> president biden: yes. >> sean: joe, let me ask you, when he saw the taliban was on the margin and took over 10% of the country, and when you had an opportunity and 30% of the country, when it got really bad and paid no attention, those hours that are the most at that point because she let it get to that point. but you couldn't get out

he will be with his wife, the first lady, jill biden. meet the families of the 13 servicemembers that died. and we're hearing a lot more about the 13 of them. nearly all of them were in their early 20s. all of them were children when 9/11 happened in 2001, which triggered the war in afghanistan. they weren't there to fight, though — they were there to help. and we've seen images — many of them had put photos on instagram, talking about how much they loved theirjob. but as i say, this is a gut—punch to mr biden. he wanted out of afghanistan. and i think today will be a very hard task for him, because it's the first time that he will oversee a dignified transfer since becoming president. nomia iqbal reporting. borisjohnson has vowed to use all the political, economic and diplomatic levers available to put pressure on the taliban to maintain women's rights and stop afghanistan becoming an incubator for global terror. he was speaking after the last british soldiers, diplomats and civil servants left kabul. our political correspondent jessica

president biden and the first lady, jill biden, met with the families of service members. members' remains were loaded into vans. the remains of two more service members will be transferred in an event not covered by media at the request of their families. the air force base houses a mortuary where virtually all troops killed overseas arrive back on american soil. more than a hundred afghan civilians were also killed in the attack in kabul. the headlines on bbc news: the united states has carried out an airstrike in the afghan capital, kabul. us officials say missile targeted a suicide bomber in a vehicle who was aiming to carry out an attack on kabul airport. the bodies of the 13 us military personnel killed in the kabul airport attack during the evacuation of civilians last thursday are returned home. hurricane ida has made landfall — forecasters warn it could be more powerful than hurricane katrina which devastated new orleans 16 years ago. that's continue with that story. tens of thousands of people are fleeing for safety from the us state of louisiana as a powerful hu

the president was joined by the first lady doctor jill biden and the joint chiefs and other senior officialsby to had private ceremonies but not capture on camera. the president one —- you cannot show these pictures enough all 13, 11 marines one navy medic when army ranging from 21 to 31 years old the president and first lady then return to washington. president biden spent one hour at a nearby church with louisiana and afghanistan on his mind. also spending time with the national security team going over the latest not only with hurricane ida but the window continues to close in afghanistan. jon: from the white house, thank you. our coverage continues headed back to southeastern the wheezing and a or the foxed weather correspondent with russia's 90 mile-per-hour wind but much higher than that in places. and we see wind gust those will only intensify we will track that coming up after the break. transportation, treatm. to know that we don't have bills, they take every other stress off of your shoulders. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to

they want to take over taiwan and i'm not sure, i disagree with that assessment, i don't think jill biden would lift a finger to help taiwan, your thoughts on the new aggressive nature of china? >> i had a great relationship with president xi. a really great relationship. we got along great until covid even though i tax the hell out of him through the tariffs. they weren't happy, but i had a very good relationship and we met at mar-a-lago and i told him very strongly, do not do anything having to do with taiwan. just don't do it. and i said it much stronger than that. i'm not going to say exactly how, but it was said very strongly. this was sitting at -- in a sofa at mar-a-lago, a meeting that was supposed to last 15 minutes before we went on to various other things within our different people, but it lasted for hours. we got along great. the first half hour i said, do anything having to do with taiwan. i know you want to, do not do it. anyway, then the election gets rigged and we end up with a different president, and what happens, there are bombers now last week, 28 bombers flying over

spin on the amazing jill biden and nancy pelosi, the leadership is so impressive, we will pick up where you left off, great show tonight. >> sean: thank you. >> laura: i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from san francisco tonight. you don't have to go all the way to afghanistan to see widespread suffering and despair or to witness a tragic breakdown in civil society. you can see that right here, just miles from multimillion dollar homes owned by the billionaire titans of the tech world. now homelessness and drug abuse has been a problem here for decades, but the situation now is spiraling totally out of control. earlier today just a block from a major police precinct we saw people doing crack on the street and washing their clothes at a dirty leaky hydrant. this once great american city is cratering, and while we are horrified, rightly so as the taliban terrorize the people of afghanistan, where so many numb when our people are being terrorized here. it's a democrat-engineered american tragedy. but are the voters finally wising up? we are going to show you tonight will sh

and i get really upset at jill biden not because of political reasons but no one talked down vaccinationsan the candidate joe biden and kamala harris. she said explicitly if this vaccination is connected with donald trump, i don't want it. and that did a lot of damage. so we don't need lectures from this administration when they found it politically useful to say and do the opposite of what they are now preaching. more transparency, honesty, and competence in the american citizens. >> tucker: it's animal farm every day. i appreciate it, thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: within the last hour of the biden administration has issued an emergency alert to citizens outside the airport in kabul, that tells them to follow the guidance of local authorities, that means the taliban. right now eric prince, the founder of the private military committee blackwater is doing with the administration has not done, help in getting u.s. citizens out. he has been doing this for a while, and 2008 he helped several democratic party vips including joe biden escaped the country. he joins us in a moment. >> they

see what he is doing and we don't like what we are seeing, and he has never perform well, this is jill bidenw there are a lot of buyer's remorse from women and independence, and independence, they are the ones, they judge on performance, and he is not performing well. we saw this began in the spring when he went to europe and was debuted on the world stage and kind of came unglued. not a strong performance with the press and then we saw it again with the mask backtracking and did not like that, it seemed unsteady and then this catastrophe, we don't like what we are seeing in the media as they help the guy. they say they vouch for this cayenne with confidence confidence, covered up for them, and not holding up his end of the bargain. >> kennedy: in terms of the media, jesse is absolutely right, they ran for them, now the president has made a turn. >> tyrus: they are still doing it forum, fox was covering the breaking news happening in afghanistan and seeing him at a concert, nothing bad was happening for three or four hours, we will have a bunch of people singing. that's where we have a optic

to the test kitchen under the rehab facility and have dinner with the vice president, his wife, jill bidene. i got to spend an hour sitting right next to the vice president of the united states at the time. i was fresh off of the battlefield with wounds that had not closed, and the vice president struck me as being very interested in what was going on. most importantly he wanted to hear about my actual experience very few high level leaders that i met with during my time, and i did meet with a lot of them. actually wanted to know about the war. they were happy to shake my hand and thank me for my service, but they didn't want to know what i experienced on the ground and what the fight looked like from a tactical perspective, and the vice president was very different. he asked questions and he just listened and reiterated the fact that from day one he thought this was counter terror and that nation building was a fruitless endeavor. what i see from him today is the continuation of the opinion he had back in 2010. >> we heard from military leaders talking about the question that they heard,

remember, he was fully vaccinated, with jill biden fully vaccinated, outdoors socially distant, they wearing their masks, and they go to see jimmy carter, former first lady roslyn carter, and inside their home, 96, 93 years old, they take off their masks and they are right there next to them, which they've been telling us not to do. declared aiden then new policy. vax or mask, remember that? well now it is vax and mask and vaccine mandates and mask mandates and other draconian new restrictions and the possibility of yet more shutdowns. at biden request, and they seem eager in implementing all these new mandates. federal officials are now also calling on children as young as three years old to wear masks at all times in school. the nih director, genius that he is, he actually instructed, in the last week, parents to wear masks around their children inside of their own homes. at this point, we don't even know if schools in certain blue states will open in the fall and biden is still refusing to rule out a new round of these draconian lockdowns. now remember, just a few weeks ago, it wa

president says he and first lady jill biden will be ready when they are illegible. >> we're gonna get the booster shot. it's something that, because we got our shot all the way back in december. so it is past time. >> also, today the u.s. capitol complex once again became a target, u.s. capitol police say it started with a man driving his truck onto a sidewalk acts out the library of congress and claimed he had explosives. authorities were forced to evacuate much of the capitol hill complex as they negotiated with this guy who communicated with them at one point using a dry every sport. the suspect livestream the ordeal, as one does. he broadcast and unhinged litany of complaints about joe biden and the federal government before it was taken down finally by facebook. after five hours of this, 49 year old floyd ray roseberry of north carolina crawled out of his truck, was taken into custody, law enforcement says search of the pick up did not turn up any viable explosive devices, but did find some explosive components, apparently. with that let's bring in our starting line on this busy

delo news, president biden and first lady jill biden are in delaware this morning at dover air force base, attending the dignified transfer of the 13 victims of thursday's attack as they returned to the u.s. meanwhile, the u.s. embassy is warning americans to leave the kabul airport immediately. any security alert, they said the warning was due to a specific and credible threat. it echoes a warning the president has already made at the race to get people out of the taliban-controlled country has intensified in the wake of the terror attack. >> this morning, kabul airport on high alt.gunfire and smoke se main gates. with u.s. troops moving out, president biden warned yesterday another attack is "highly likely" in the next 24-36 hours. >> they are very real, very dynamic and we are monitoring them literally in real time. >> 5400 u.s. citizens have been evacuated. there are approximately 300 50 citizens still in afghanistan looking to leave. some may have already left. additional 280 have been in touch with government officials and either want to stay in afghanistan or have not communic

jill biden says, any country that at -- that out educates us will outcompete us. post secondary karen chills all the morn born for our learners in order to be competitive in our labor markets and help drive our economy as we build back better. we know we need to remove barriers. it's not surprising then that embedded in a nickel component of this administration's build back better agenda, is a strategy for higher education that focuses on making college more affordable for students while also building the capacity of institutions to serve those students will. so they have the supports they need to complete their degree and credentials and find a quality job when they graduate. on the access fronts, president biden's american family spun would put an associate degree or certificate and reach for all americans regard this of income by providing them with two years of free committee college. 100 years ago, the high schools rapidly expanded access to secondary education. that laid the groundwork for education and economic growth. today we know the needs of the economy

jill biden, the first lady, as you can see and some of his other top national security officials includingley, secretary of state tony blinken. welcoming those 13 service members who lost their lives in that suicide bombing thursday at the airport. this is, we should note, not a ceremony. this is what the military refers to as a solemn movement. you can see there one of the 13 service members coming off the plane in a flag draped transfer case. and, wolf, we now have all the names of all 13 of these service members. most of them were marines. 11 were. one was a navy sailor. one was an army special forces soldier. i want to highlight a couple of them. the thing i am struck by is how young they were. the first name that we got was that of lance corporal riley mccollum. he was just 20 years old. he was a baby when 9/11 happened. he is now -- was expecting a baby of his own in just a few weeks. his sister said that he was a son, a brother, a husband, and a father with a baby due in three weeks. rylee wanted to be a marine his whole life. as a toddler he carried around a rifle in his kinder in

on sunday, president joe biden, first lady jill biden, secretary of state, secretary of defense and numerousen administration officials were there for the dignified transfer. the other lie was president biden fell asleep during a white house meeting last week with israeli prime minister naftali bennett. this shows the video did not happen. the video shows president biden did drop his head and keep it there right after prime minister bennett made reference to that week's difficult days, presumably a reference to what happened in afghanistan. but president biden kept moving his hands the whole time. in other words, he was clearly awake. and one of the viral tweets cut out was president biden responded immediately and appropriately right after prime minister bennett stopped talking. take a watch. >> thank you, mr. president. i look forward to working with you now and the many years forward. thank you. >> well, thank you. you give me credit, much of which should go to barack obama. >> once again, this was a whole bunch of nonsense. john and kaitlan? >> there is lying and spreading misinformation

jill biden joining the families of the fallen whose loved ones were killed thursday. 11 of them were marines. one an army soldier. another, a navy sailor. marine corporal hunter lopez. marine lance corporal dylan. marine humberto sanchez. david espinosa. nicole gee helping in the huge air lift mission to evacuate out of the country with the taliban taking over. president biden warned more terror attacks is imminent. they had u.s. military forces conducting a drone strike that took out a suspected isis-k threat. what can you tell us about strike? >> reporter: forces were bracing for a possible isis attack. a little after 5:00 p.m. local time, the u.s. military carried out a drone attack on an isis vehicle headed towards kabul airport. it was latent with explosive and happened in a neighborhood. the explosion happened near houses and there are reports from the ground in afghanistan that a child was killed in that explosion. the u.s. military says it is aware of those reports but has no indication, at this time, of any civilian casualties. there's no reports of injuries to u.s. military

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presidential biden and first lady jill biden pay the respects to the falling yesterday. joining their families for the dignified transfer. on top of that brutal, loss came the news of our retaliation. in response to that act of mass murder, that u.s. military launched a drone strike, targeting an islamic straight car bomb that central command said both an imminent threat to the airport. that strike killed ten afghan civilians, according to family members. all ten were extended family, and several were small children. and afghan joins told the bbc that family were playing to come to the united states on special immigrant visas. >> the family, we're expecting an siv, they have received a call to come to the airport, and that's why there's so many people in the airport. they have all relocated to that location, and are waiting to leave. and this is something that the neighbors and the families kept saying that, if you're willing to give them a visa to come to your country, how could you end up killing them? and accusing them of being daesh. >> the pentagon says they're bein

you see him right there with the first lady jill biden. the secretary of defense. the secretary of state. and other administration officials were right there with him. as a matter of fact, i watched it live on television. i'm sure many of you did, too. i stood there in front of my television and just watched. live. as i saw the president and members of his administration. wolf blitzer was covering it for us here on cnn. you saw it live. the first of those tweets, which were noted by twitter, on twitter by travis acres a progressive navy vet popped up on saturday. the military plane carrying the service members' remains didn't even land at dover until sunday morning. the false tweets were eventually deleted but only after they spread like wildfire. like i said, the truth matters. america's longest war is over. what about the americans left behind? what is going to happen to them. >> we've gotten many out. but many are still there. we will keep working to help them. our commitment to them has no deadline. today let's paint with behr ultra scuff defense® ...so that yo

jill biden is doing exactly what he said he would do, and it's going to cost people who voted for himbeen thinking about this very long term. just like we are seeing this debacle in afghanistan, we should have seen this coming with his administration. they shoot first and ask questions later, and the american people are who are getting hit with a lot of these bullets. >> neil: yet they've reached out to opec to boost production. some of you republican colleagues have said that is hypocrisy. >> it is just stunning. when you think about -- not all the countries in opec are our sworn enemies, but when you think about iran and what they have said they will do to the united states, to israel, our allies around the world, and you are empowering them and begging them, it appears, to please produce more, it kind of reminds me of what we saw the biden administration doing with the taliban. please, don't tear up our embassy, and will give you some foreign aid. political weakness we see out of the said administration day in and day out. not just in foreign policy but also domestic policy right h