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john miller, mike krukko with the call.eff, we're going to ask you what the temperature's going to be at the coliseum. there's also going to be fireworks after the game. so that might be interesting with the haze in the sky. >> it's going to be one of those you look up and you see some color. >> orangish. >> we're still going to have the smoke out there. it's going to be a continual problem as you roll through tomorrow. but the good news is we do have some changes in the forecast that's eventually going to kick this out of here. at least give us? sort of a break. and i had to show this view again. look at all of this smoke. not just in the bay area. but across all of northern california, even down into central california. as these fires just continue to pump out the smoke. and the wind direction, the surface wind bringing it right down into the bay area. so when it comes to that air quality, another top spot today where it has been unhealthy, especially for sensitive groups, if you have asthma, any kind of respiratory probl

here are senators john kennedy, mike lee, marsha blackburn, and ted cruz. >> i realized pretty quickly that if you look up stupid stuff in the dictionary, there is a picture of this bill. >> 1.2 trillion inflation bomb being dropped on an already carpet bombed economy. >> wait a minute. i thought it was a infrastructure bill. >> the democrats want to give billions of dollars to unelected bureaucrats in the biden administration to spend as they please. as admiral ackbar said in star wa, it's a trap. >> a "new york post" op-ed sums it up this way. one awful bill. one terrible bill. hope the dems double dealing dooms them both. florida senator rick scott is in focus to weigh in. first let's get the latest on all of this from peter doocy live outside the white house. peter. >> more than a dozen republicans are expected to support this infrastructure bill later on today. once it leaves the senate and goes over to the house it is not really an infrastructure bill at all. speaker pelosi is planning to combine it with 3 1/2 trillion dollars worth of democratic priorities in her budget using th

yeah, mike. >> john. >> bring divide there. troops in kuwait. who's in charge of this? what's the chain of command? is there somebody in charge of the collective military effort? do they support to the embassy security officer? >> as we said, we have -- in kabul and has been replaced by general mckenzie to be the commander of u.s. forces afghanistan forward. ashley from jane's. >> yeah, hi, john. just to follow up on some of the other questions, in addition to any additional aircraft is there additional equipment these three battalions are going need? and then can you walk us through how you arrived at the need for 3,000 additional troops? >> i'm not going to get into the deliberations over exactly how these particular units were chosen. this was based on consultation by the secretary with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and general mckenzie based on the mission set. and again, it's a narrowly defined mission to safeguard the movement of civilian personnel and to help process at an accelerated pace, special immigrant visas. we sourced a mission, and based on c

transformation about mental capacity and their right to bear arms fight in part his friendship, mike probably johnry rights to his book that will be aired on hbo next year. >> one final question. how can we implement the book the black church into the k-12 curriculum? >> we talked about this. my dear friend who needs no introduction to this audience. he's been working on the reconstruction curriculum and a curriculum about the black church and he's a hard person to say no to. i would like your input about that a coast what i did come i wanted to give a shout-out to my editor at england random house who is in the audience. whatr i did was found away to tell black history through the mechanism of "the black church." so it's like turning a telescope around so instead of putting the church and the history of african-americans i turn it around and talk about black people through the history of the church and through the dominations. oh remember i was going to tell you but the triangular structure. >> yes. >> he's born in 1825 born free in what is now west virginia in the county in virginia and daniel p

where he's coming from when he thinks that we can -- they are basically barbaric butchers. >> john: congressman mike rogers. it's going to be a busy evening there on capitol hill. thank you for joining us. sandra, i was away as all of this was unfolding, but i have been asking administration officials during the trump administration when they were first talking about this, are you under any illusions of the country is not going to devolve into chaos and that the taliban will eventually take back over afghanistan? even then, they were saying no, this is a different taliban. clearly, it is not. >> sandra: it is unbelievable, the messaging coming out of this white house. kamala harris, taking questions from reporters. pressing on the strategy and afghanistan. laughing in the face of people, like the woman who told her story. trampled a kabul airport chaos. a 2-year-old girl was trampled in the middle of that chaos. in the middle of americans and afghan citizens trying to flee the country, john. and it is remarkable how little we have heard from the white house through all of this. but where is kamala h

second inning mike yastremski center. john hold of that one.ht field, his 20th of the season. 3 nothing giant. the home run party. this team have more home runs than anyone in the league this year. to run shopper lamonte wade junior. >> its 17th of the season very next batter felt again, his second home run of the evening. the first time in his career he's had a multi home run game. got to love it under a heavy heart. giants win 8 to nothing. after the game fell and kept talk about the tough day. >> well, i'm kind of emotional in the dugout branding that told few people about i think he it really want to talk about it much before the game. i couldn't help but feel like. something powerful wasn't play there when you get that first home run, a brand gets all of our support yeah, really feeling for right now but did want to dedicate this game to my grandmother who obviously love very much. and you know, it's been spare, a pretty tough day. >> you know, kind of in a daze all day you know, just glad i come out here and do that for her and so in a de

mike. >> sorry. >> thanks, john. >> you guys with the masks on getting everybody confused. go ahead. >> can you speak a little to any covid prevention that's going on at the airport? are evacuees being tested before they get on aircrafts or tested intermediary countries? >> good question. as i understand it, medical personnel at hamid karzai international airport are conducting covid screening for those who are symptomatic. and then as appropriate, depending on what the temporary safe haven, what the guidelines are at the temporary safe havens, additional screenings at some of those safe havens occur and then upon arrival at the united states, all passengers are being tested upon arrival and then medical professionals make the proper decisions after that. >> are there any concerns about positive tests for soldiers on the ground? >> of course there's -- >> have there been any examples of soldiers testing positive? >> i don't have that level of detail. i don't know what positive results may have come in for soldiers working at the airfield. but obviously their health and safe

you have the national security robert o'brien, director of national intelligence john radcliffe, the secretary off state mikesident himself saying this was happening. we should have believed him. everybody should have been reporting it, and they should have gotten on top of it right when it was happening.re >> sean: you know, joe, we have a pattern here, and that is the real conspiracy theorists on russia, russia, that was the media mob and the democrats because they peddled their conspiracy theories and lies on russia. they blame trump for a quid pro quo, but we know what was really joe and zero experience hunter. now we have the wuhan virology lab that the nih funded with taxpayer dollars involved in gain of function and coronaviruses being studied. they called us conspiracy theorists. they, again, seem to be the conspiracy theorists. >> sean, you only scratched the surface in termsns of the many media bombshells during the trump administration that ended up being dust, horribly wrong. cheryl atkinsonen has kept a running tally, and there areor 5 major examples, but the biggest piece of for propaganda and

. >> john: former vice president mike pence's international security advisor.have tremendous experience in fighting arena. when you look at how isis-k or some other terrorist group or maybe even the taliban have upped the antehere, what should the response be? >> like every american that prays tonight when they go down on their knees to thank god that we have men and women who are willing to go in harm's way and do this for us because they are heroes. i would walk in and strip the emotion away from it. i would say, look you have two options now. you can collapse the airfield and leave when we are supposed to leave or two, you pick up the phone and call the cia director and say to him that the august 31st deadline is gone. we are not going to do it. we are going to stay here for as long as it takes to take out every single american or anyone who has served with us to get out if they want to. you have failed to protect the security at the hamid karzai international airport and we are going to make sure that our americans are protected and bring them home. soldier

. >> mike, stand by once again, john brennan, former cia director still with me, as i understand it and director brennan. you have spent a lot of time inside the situation room over the years where the president right now is being briefed and monitoring the situation. what's going on inside that room? >> well, it's a very dynamic situation right now outside the airport in kabul and so i know that president biden is going to be seeking a lot of information. what's the status of what we know about the attack? do we have confirmation on casualties? what do we know about additional threats that we might be seeing that isis-k and others might try to launch? what's the status of our negotiations in talking with the taliban? what are they trying to do to mitigate other threats? how long will the evacuation flights be disrupted as a result of this attack? what are we going to be doing in terms of trying to expedite the departure of american citizens and others, and so i'm sure he's getting realtime information. they probably have a feed from afghanistan in terms of the inside of the situation r

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jed lowrie, john gomez's score 2-0 oakland. top five, mikegoes his first homer since august 2. the giants fans are juiced. a 2-1 game. martelly the a's extend the lead to 3-1. ride the wave, and it continues. the next batter, martelly, takes on hosea alvarez. the throw was wild, gets away. the a is win 4-1. here are the skippers after round one. >> i can't remember the last time we played in august. they are in a better position than they are right now. when you get 40,000 here, our place is pretty loud when it is a full house. a really fun game. i thi thi thi thi thi thi thi t more balls in there, it wasn't enough. chris: a9 match unbeaten streak, taking on l.a. galaxy. the cross, and germany scores his first goal with the quakes. 1-0, under brilliant header san jose response. look at javier lopez, who scores. the quakes win 2-1, a to match unbeaten streak. the warriors play six times on abc 7, highlighted by kevin durant and the nets, visiting chase center on saturday golden state also plays philly, milwaukee, and the lakers twice on abc 7.

mike newton. our finder, and share, john herzog. and sarah keller has brought some amazing -- and of course this espn audience -- but he was referring to is that he'd been introduced to a ph.d. candidate who was very interested in alexander hamilton in early american financial history and you have to remember that this is well before the people who are more interested in hamilton, very few of us were interested in that and doing a deeper dive on the financial aspects of his vision. in our first look at bob was this ph.d. thesis, 1300 pages. that is staggering. to put that into perspective, models a paltry 300, his is 1000 more. and it led to the first quid about bob. which was that he cannot hold his ink. >> [laughs] >> well, fast forward some 20 years. he's got 20 more books that he's either authored and that led to a second quid about bob is that he writes books faster than we can read them. now, if you add to that five edited volumes, 65 scholarly articles, many of which have received awards. i'm seriously only at page ten of his

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former secretary of state mike pompeo, with the dire new warning from israel. i'm john roberts. of the hour for "america reports." >> kayleigh: far left democrats accused of hypocrisy again cori bush defense: to defund the police, while having her own private security. speak i'm going to make sure i have security, because i have had a chance on my life. i have too much work to do there, too many people that need help right now for me to allow that. if i'm going to end up sending $200,000, $10 more on it, i get to be here to do the work. defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police and put that money into social safety nets. we are trying to save lives. >> kayleigh: brian, this was not a "saturday night live" clip. this was not an attempt at satire. that was a lawmaker saying "i'm going to buy private security, but defund police. you are not secure in your neighborhood." >> brian: this clip is on foxnews.com. cbs morning show was on, i have something else to do. i will get into that. she said that. she got a pass on it. there was no follow-up. it's okay for he

mike mccloskey running in a crowded republican primary. johnidow was there to hear her husband 's successor invoke his legacy. >> it's what inspires me serving in this senate seat. it's his example of bipartisanship that continues to demand more of us. >> new reporting this hour shows an inside the justice department effort to carry out former president trump's election gambit. jeffrey circulated a draft letter. new e-mails show the then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen just flat out refused to sign off on that request. appreciate your time today. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for being with me. how soon until a covid-19 vaccine gets full approval, not just emergency use authorization but full approval? we've been asking that question for weeks and today we have more of an idea. according to the "new york times" the fda is aiming to fully approve pfizer's covid-19 vaccine by early next month. dr. fauci says he's hopeful it could be even sooner. here's why this could be a game changer. data shows full a

richard burr, lindsey graham, mike rounds, thom tillis, chris coons, maggie hassan, john hickenlooper, angus king, jacky rosen. 11 democrats and 11 republicans. to my colleagues who voted with us repeatedly to advance this bill toward final passage and helped us to get to this point by giving us good input that was incorporated in the legislation -- mike crapo, roy blunt, chuck grassley, john hoeven, jim risch, roger wicker, dan sullivan. thank you for your input, your encouragement and your support. i want to give a particular thank you to my friend and colleague, our republican leader, senator mitch mcconnell. i want to thank him for his encouragement and his support throughout this process, for sticking his neck out. i know he's probably the only person who is as happy as i am in this chamber to see us move forward with this legislation that will help us find a long-term solution to a major bridge, the brent spence bridge. i want to thank the committee staffs who did so much to lay the groundwork for this legislation. about 73% of the pages in this final 2,300-page legislation are

john: planning to get a covid booster shot? check with the united nations for us. moments away, mikeey can get potentially life-saving shots. good afternoon and welcome to our number two of "america reports." i'm john roberts in washington. hi, sandra. >> sandra: on sandra smith in new york. secretary pompeo is coming up, and are you ready to give up gas? president biden aimed to signing an executive order to get more drivers to go electric. the green agenda paves the way for even more and bigger problems. >> john: crickets from andrew cuomo, the disgraced governor skipping work to focus on a survival strategy. we are live as we wait to see the governor's next montage. >> sandra: we look forward to that, all that, plus the feds so sobering crackdown on bze and america's airports. >> john: we begin with developing news this afternoon, vaccine makeroderna annncing it believes a booster shot will be needed to stop a winter brea. >> sandra: though before americans rolled their sleeves, the united nations is pushing to stop all bster shots until the rest of the world is able to catch up,h

richard burr, shelley moore capito, bill cassidy susan collins, kevin cramer mike crapo, lindsey graham, of course, chuck grassley johnnell lisa murkowski, rob portman jim risch, mitt romney thom tillis, and todd young. now, a few of these people plan to retire soon, thank heaven t but most of them intend to get reelected at some point. and it might be good if voters made that impossible.. a youtube personality called chris chan has just been arrested in virginia on, of all things, incest charges. authorities say he was having sex with a 79-year-old who is his grandmother. they classified chris chan as a female and that means chris chan, and accused sex criminal would have been housed in a women's prison. chan is now being considered a man by the jail. but this is not an isolated incident. many prisons in this country do housed biological men with women. this is something we predicted -- many predicted -- and were laughed at. kara danskyre was one of the people who predicted this, the president of the u.s. chapter of the women's human rights campaign, and she joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. i remember

. >> john: bret, you know and mike pompeo, former secretary of state was articulating earlier today,t we have right here was conditions based and number of conditions that had to be met before u.s. forces would come out, that is why forces did not come out last may 1, yet the president is saying no, this was donald trump's fault. what do you say? >> bret: that is right. point to that context, cucriticize the trump's dealing with the taliban and toefrt make a peace deal and a lot of republicans on capitol hill did. however, the ambassador said there is no obligation for the united states to withdraw troops if the afghan partiess are unable to reach agreement or if the taliban show bad faith in any parts of this agreement. part of that agreement the bagram air base would be open and americans would leave and the military would be last to go. that is not what happened here. >> sandra: some are placing blame on the americans, saying they did not leave or ask to leave afghanistan soon enough. from roths wilson, acting ambassador to afghanistan. listen. >> we put repeated warnings every th

burr, shelley moore capito, bill cassidy, susan collins, kevin cramer, mike crapo, deb fischer, lindsey graham, chuck grassley, johnportman, james risch, mitt romney, dan sullivan, thom tillis and roger wicker of mississippi. that's what they're doing in your name. are they defending you, standing up for your country? no, they voted for pete buttigieg's fake infrastructure bill. that's it for us. a new book. it's a pretty good book called "the long slide." order it from tuckercarlson.com. you can cut the big tech out of the way. have a great evening. and we head over to sean hannity. >> sean: the reckless spending on capitol hill, it continues, yeah, the rino republicans that you just heard. inflation skyrocketing. all across the country and we are literally stealing money from our own children. republicans are helping to enable it. the $1 trillion down payment on the green new deal just passedld the senate with republican support. senator john kennedy said the bill was full of stupid stuff. keep in mind the 1 trillion is in addition to the 600 billionri already spent on top of the 3.5 trillion the democrats will u

mike youthon our founder and former board chair john herzog. and south has amazing alexander hamilton documents to check out afterwards. of course cspan audience. 20 years ago our board chair wrote me a note that started with the words a stroke of luck. what he was referring to he had been introduced to a soony buffalo phd candidate who was interested in alexander hamilton and early financial history. this was well below the show, there were few of us like dig and myself doing a deeper dive on the financial aspects of his vision. our first look at bob was his phd thesis, 1300 pages. that is staggering. to put that in perspective. my was 300 his is 1,000 more. it led to the first equip about bob from dick which was, he can't hold his ink. well fast forward 20 years he has 20 more books that he has either authored or co-authored to date. that led to second equip of dick about bob was he writes books faster than we can read them. now if you add to that five edited volumes, 65 scholarly articles, many of which have received awards, and i'm seriousl

know we have at least 80 other agents, more than 80 have tested positive. >> john: again, what is the situation there and mike >> the situation is that border patrol is overwhelmed. they are busing migraines migrants. basically busing these folks further north because we can't handle them. very limited. whatever migrants were being received here would easily create or cause them to be quarantined. of course, border patrol keeps dumping more and more migrants, so we are just busing them out. >> john: about a third of the way it is a small town called rio grande city. he is a physician there. he was asked by fox news about the surging covid cases, and he says a lot of it is coming in from a legal migrants. listen to what he said. >> we've had a significant number of new cases show up in our area here and in our practice, but also remember that as though migrants travel north, they continue to be infectious because the cdc guidelines for quarantine and isolation are not being followed. and that's a huge problem. >> john: so we have, mayor, huge contradiction. we have the biden administration recommending mask an

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. >> richards lots of planes with john on point of that one of but know this death of mike that goingout there. but there is some cloud cover and some haze today as you are looking outside. >> going to be one of our porous air quality days we've seen in a bit. now, that's not saying very much because we actually haven't seen that many adverse impacts from wildfire smoke. so far this season. we've been really fortunate here in the bay. that is consent elsewhere. some of it is settling in with us today, though, and do expect some moderate pockets were already there this morning for some, some areas. your view outside from berkeley show some low gray. this is a combination of some haze as well as some are in there future cast of winds does shore breeze east of conditions in the north bay this morning. these northerly winds are pushing some of the smoke down our direction. also upping fire danger for portions of the bay area. northern solano and eastern napa counties affected by red flag warnings due to this increased fire risk. partly due to due to these dry winds. upper elevations. the

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john avlon. >> i want to bring in olivia troy, a former adviser to vice president mike pence and has pushed backhat the withdrawal and evacuation operations would have gone smoothly under former president donald trump. and in particular, olivia, you have as we heard in that reality check there sort of pulled back the curtain on what went on during the trump administration as far as getting these folks who are eligible for relief, people who helped u.s. troops getting them through the system. tell us a little bit about you're in meetings about this and this is something that's personal to you. you did serve as a civilian on and off in afghanistan. what would say stephen miller say in these meetings as he argued against relief for these individuals? >> well, it was really hard to hear his statements and they were said very openly in front of cabinet level people and very senior staff people and would say, well what do you want? do you want a bunch of little iraqs in stands across the country, across the united states. it was hurtful to hear that and offensive. to many of us in the room who had ser

mike allen for that. we will be reading that in axios later today. >> thank you, john. >>> thank you for getting up earlye the president in person, the stories of today, andrew cuomo and the delta variant. and the political fire storm in albany about stressing again, this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated, urging americans to get those shots, touting the efforts of the federal government is doing to try to increase that reach and showing these deaths right now could be preventable, and they're worried about where the cases could go in the next few weeks. sobering remarks from the president. thank you again for watching. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> the independent investigation has concluded that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. i am 63 years old. >> engaging in unwelcome and nonconsensual touching and making numerous offensive comments of a suggestive and sexual nature. >> from a woman in my office who said that i groped her in my home office, let me be clear. that never happened. >> he ran his

john. he is still a texas resident. he suggested he's moving back to the state and could run, but several people have suggested they could be consultants for him including the former chief of staff to mike have reached out to him. the consultants have not signed on yet so it's still uncertain what he will do. john? >> still uncertain, but source of some concern to the republican leader in the building you are in today. manu raju, appreciate the new reporting. >>> let's discuss it now with our panel. here with us to share the reporting and insights capitol hill melanie sanona. and "washington post" congressional reporter. this is about one race and also about a bigger dynamic. republicans think in a midterm year they should be able to take back both the house and senate given the narrow margins, 50/50. let's take georgia for a minute. if you are mitch mcconnell you believe today you would still be the majority leader if trump had not gotten involved post-election in the two special elections in georgia. for mitch mcconnell this is day gent -- deja vu all over again. >> you saw with loeffler in particular and warnock which is that race that he's trying to see happen. it was very tight and

mike pompeo is here. but first, lucas tomlinson with breaking news. >> hi, martha. moments ago, johnised with the battlefield gains of the taliban over the weekend. >> the situation in clearly not going in the direction. >> in another sign of how dire the situation has come, the u.s. embassy telling american citizens to evacuate as quickly as possible. the u.s. embassy urges citizens to leave immediately using commercial flight options. given the security conditions and reducing the staffing, the ability to assist citizens is extremely limited even within kabul. the embassy said the u.s. government will pay for the flight. up north where the taliban have been making the most gains, u.s. air strikes are not significantly happening there. the us military forced to fly drones, b-52 bombers from bases in the middle east. eight-hour flights that leave little time overhead in afghanistan require coordination from afghan special forces on the ground which exist down south but lacking up north. officials tell me that president biden is showing no signs of changing course. martha? >> martha:

john cox. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching the news. it continues streaming on cbsnbay area, have a good night captioning sponsored by cbs >> l.s.u.'s "miked against covid 19. the university announced today he received his first dose and second dose. >> it's interesting to note, while the tiger got his shots, only about 38% of louisiana's population is fully vaccinated. ♪

the john and adrian mars director of the smithsonian national air and space museum. [ applause ] >> mike, i'm going to let you sit back and catch your breath a little bit and start with the other two people here. first, i'm going to show off my socks. [ applause ] i just got back from the celebration of the kennedy space center where this was one of the door prizes. who else has saturn 5 on their socks? probably in the back you can't see. let me start with you, charlie. you have recently completed a term of duty as the state department's science envoy for space. what does that mean? what did you do? >> i asked the same thing when i was invited to do that. in fact, i want to thank cita farrell. she is here somewhere. before i forget. cita farrell is a career professional state department person. she was my planner, my guide, my everything. the two of us traipsed around the world. i said, you realize i'm not a scientist. they yad yes -- they said yes. i'm not an engineer. they said yes. so why am i being asked to become the state department science envoy? they said, we want to make you the

there's a switch on the mike. 15 years ago, in a journal of american history article, john butler challenged historians of modern america to pay attention to religion. in particular, he noted, religion's continuing importance in 20th century american politics deserved sustained attention and analysis. scholarship in american religious history has proliferated. in political history, religion has often retained, in butler's term, a jack in the box quality. colorful, surprising, left on the periphery to pop up occasionally rather than systematically. today, we will address how religion matters in american political history. we will do so in three days. first, i will ask each of our panelists to focus on a way in which religion matters, that is in their own research how religion plays a role in spaces that they are working on but also how centering religion in these spaces gives us a different narrative, a different story than if it were on the periphery or ignored in some way. second, we will talk about butler's provocation. why have political historians remained reluctant bystanders about reli

mike. >>> trying to woo voters in the recall push, three seeking to replace governor newsom took to the debate stage last night that aired on kron. assemblyman kevin kiley, san diego businessman john and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer were the only three of the more than 20 republican candidates on hand and all of their shots at newsom's handling of the pandemic. >> it would be hard to imagine a greater recipe for distruss than the one that governor newsom has followed. >> the problem with a lot of people not wanting to be vaccinated is their lack of trust in government. governor newsom exemplifies that. >> what we have seen from the governor is a one-size-fits-all policy. >> the replacement candidate leading in the polls is radio talk show host larry elder who did not attend nor did governor. newsom did tell us one-on-one before the debate he offers a stark contrast to those replacement candidates. >> we've turned the page, $80 billion surplus, fastest growing economy of all western democracies, highest level of reserves and we have the fastest growing job creation in america. >> don't forget the deadline for mailing in your ballot is september 14th which is also election

joined by chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press" mike memory camp david and anne gearan and msnbc contributor. apologies for any interruption if we see john kirby step to the mic tone to begin the briefing. chuck, we have a list of the top list at the moment, how many americans are still in afghanistan right now? he says he thinks it's somewhere between 5,000 and 10,000. can we get a more specific figure. how many evacuated, what is the stat you was the evacuations? what about afghans, how many are out and the question, chuck, i know you're following that many in washington are, why were we so caught off guard here? chuck, what do afghans need to hear from the administration broadly this morning? >> well, i think from the point of view of afghans, is there going to be, how long is this process of evacuating afghans going to last, how open will we be to bringing out more afghans who want out? where are we going to take them? how is the process worked? are we cutting red tape, all of those things. that is the immediate and near term questions that have to be answered. the big long-term question, why were we so unprepared for this moment, yo

>> you know, mike, i just can't get over how non-receptive the mainstream media was when tommy cotton and pompeo and johnatcliffe all mentioned this as a viable theory. they were laughed at. here's what i can promise you. our intelligence community already knows where that virus originated. now, the biden administration may not want to share that but after a year and a half, if a member of the minority party has access to information, then you know intelligence community has it or else they should rename rr community. >> mike: peter doocy's reporting at the white house a lot of concern about the delta variant. here is dr. anthony fauci. >> what we are seeing right now that there are reinfections. the protection you get from the original infection still exists somewhat but reinfections occur at a much greater rate among individuals now than we did against the original. bottom line when you are dealing with a variant you don't get the kind of protection that you would have hoped to have gotten from a previous infection. >> mike: all right. so, marc, your thoughts on the delta variant and where we are in th

joint chiefs of staff was admiral mike mullen, his spokesman, his spokesperson was the man you see here on the left. a man named john kirby. john kirby was the voice of the joint chiefs during the height of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. john kirby can also be seen here in this photo with former defense secretary chuck hagel. john kirby was his spokesperson at the pentagon for a while, too. that was before mr. kirby went on to become spokesperson for the secretary of state, when john kerry was secretary of state under president obama. he's had these very high visibility jobs at the pentagon, at the state department, he's also a rear admiral in the united states navy. john kirby served in the nave eas the public affairs officer for the blue angels. he served as the editor in chief of the navy magazine, he serves as the spokesperson for the navy. these days he's back at the daapartment of defense, revising his role as press secretary, this time in the biden administration for a defense department that is now led by secretary lloyd austin. john kirby has been a very, very high-profile person in washington for a long