and kat timpf democrat strategist radio host fox news contributor, the leslie marshall.me everyone let's get right to it. chris barrett was the state perfect phone, former president? >> it is not perfectly bs phone call. what is so amazing to me is the administration is now blaming americans who are stranded on themselves saying it is their fault. we warned them for once a month they were supposed to leave. they're also telling people the afghan army was going to stand up and you knew the taliban was on the verge of takeover. you arts on the president of afghanistan to lie, to tell people everything is fine. it is unbelievable to me that we have a white house that not only abandoned american citizens but is now placing blame on those american citizens when that same administration tried to convince them that everything was going to be fine in afghanistan. this is absolutely atrocious. kennedy: the dogs, stranded americans, i do not think they are being straightforward. kat, i think they have lied at every turn about everything. i think that is what is going on here no ma

fox news contributor leslie marshall, rnc committee woman for california, harmeet dhillon.come back. there are a lot of folks not impressed with how the president is currently performing. "the washington post," "abc news" polling did include what happened in afghanistan says he shifted in september to approval at 44%, disapproval at 51%. harmeet will shift to the domestic improve the numbers? >> i don't think so. as bad as the afghan crisis of joe biden's making has been, things are not looking that great here in america when he shifts his focus here. we have record unemployment. we have the policies of this administration making it harder for employers like me and others to fill those jobs. we have record inflation, the highest of the last decade. the cost of production is rising. we've had 235,000 people employed which is half a million short of what was expected. we have hundreds of thousands of people being apprehended of the border. over a million since the administration started. we are in a crisis mode wherever you turn. i don't think that focusing on those is going

and whose head should request or at the party panel is back, ned ryun, dave smith and leslie marshall to watch. this is very emotional testimony. and i have to tell you, my girls were usga athletes for six years. they were competitive and i saw that culture firsthand. i cannot believe those fbi agents knew that he was molesting women and he went on to create new victims because of their interactions. that is criminal. >> well, canada have thought this for a while now for the fbi is irreparably corrupt. the one standing was michaela maroney. i told them in 2015 all this they settle for 17 months and then falsified my testimony. the fact of the matter, this was jim cummings fbi. when dick durbin asked how it happened maybe is too busy or trying to frame the duly elected president to really care about a doctors sexually molesting under age girls. that might be one of the explanations. i would like to see the fbi will reimagine as and dismantled from its current state. that would be a move in the right direction. kennedy: i want to know what people knew but i want to see cell phone messag

democrat strategist radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. with you. usually not a good idea, an adversary which we do have conversations with adversaries u.s. foreign policy but about idea to telegraph when we are about to attack them. am i missing something? >> after the afghanistan debacle, you would have thought he would resign after total complete shape but here we are talking about this phone call which we hear reports today the acting secretary of defense christopher miller at the time said milley was not authorized to have this conversation and now we see from the chief of staff of the department of defense also saying it's not authorized and highly unusual to have these conversations with an enemy about operational capabilities and it was even said that in his mind it rises to treason, not authorized by the white house or acting secretary of defense so i want to know under oath what milley did, what the conversation was about an september 28 we will have the opportunity to hopefully get to the bottom of the issue but if this is true

. >> harris: let's bring in david avila and leslie marshall.ll start with you and just get your top line thoughts on this. >> kamala harris going to california won't have nearly the impact that the ballot harvesting that democrats will do will have on this election. you remember, harris, ballots can show up 17 days after election day into election officials and they still get to be counted. democrats in california have made it the essential part of their playbook of having folks go out and collect ballots. doesn't have to be a family member or even know the person to be able to collect ballots and turn them in for folks. there is no limit to the number of ballots one person can turn in. so you factor that in and you also factor in can republicans do better in 2021, better than they did in 2020 in some of the key areas outside of riverside if that's the case? we have a really good chance and certainly i know there are a number of republicans complaining about the vice president going out there but i would offer to you the less she is in the whit

leslie marshall is here, radio show host in fox news contributor. will just start off by asking you first, ready to stand on these mandates? is this government overreach, and is it bordering on constitutional? >> -- unconstitutional. >> it's borderline both of those things. you need to foil, and he's done this over and over and mentioned it with governors disanto's and a governor abbott. the governors aren't stupid, they knew they would get sued and they knew this would likely be halted at least temporarily but that's not the point. the point is to give boyden will make biden off oil and enemy to play politics with. >> sandra: a lot of the small businesses remain very challenging all of this as well. abiding by so many restrictions on top of that, and vaccine mandates. senator marshall, robert marshall is saying not only is the mandate a highly inappropriate invasion of personal decisions of residents but it threatens to worsen the current labor shortage. he says this directive will impact tens of millions of americans and he says that warrants a re

here my cohost emily compagno, julie banderas, fox news contributor leslie marshall, and in the virtual seat, dan hoffman, fox news contributor and former cia station chief and director of the cia's middle east region. a new mpr/pbs poll shows that the president's approval rating has dropped six points missing a month, to 43%, the lowest provided and since he took office. his disapproval rating? not surprisingly shut up seven points to 51%. it also shows a majority of independents disapprove of the drop the president is doing, with a ten-point drop. that is bad news for biden and the democrats. independents are a key swing group that biden won in 2020. a separate "abc news" "washington post" poll also showing how the president's job approval rating has taken a substantial hit, plummeting to 44%. that's the second poll. the new one should scare democrats. how the public thinks about president biden will be the single biggest indicator of how the 2022 midterm elections will turn out. emily, coming to you, this is not one national poll, two national polls. npr has him at 43%, "washington p

. >> david avella and leslie marshall fox news contributor. before we go on.itive we wish them well. it is the coronavirus and it kills and we hope everybody on that set will be okay. david, your top line thoughts on kamala harris at the center as vice president and border czar six month anniversary of sorts of her going into that job. >> a coin toss between vice president harris and jen psaki on who has a bigger struggle with defending the policies and actions of joe biden. let's keep in mind the vice president's job is to promote what the president is doing. and given the fact that the president knew coming into his administration he was going to put a come on in sign at the border. and instead of being prepared with that by putting constructing more processing centers, getting more agents down for processing and making sure only those who we want coming into the country actually get into the country, americans want to know who is coming in from the border, joe biden didn't do any of that and now gosh, that only leaves them going to favorable media outlets a

jason meister is here, we've got democrat strategist talk radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshallding it down in l.a. and from the spectator usa are where he serves as contributing editor, stephen l. miller. fantastic glasses, stephen. i will start with you, jason, since as far as i know you are the only lawyer on the panel. what does this mean for britney spears? is she free? >> first of all, this is great news that just came out that you just broke. look, she should have never been put into this conservatorship to begin with. the whole purpose of conservatorship is to help people that can't live their own life safely regain their freedoms. this did the exact opposite. this 39-year-old woman didn't have control of her own body. they put her on birth control, and they put an iud in her or to prevent her from having children, which she wanted to have. this went on for 13 long years, and she was drugged, she was manipulated, she was enslaved by her own father through this conservatorship. so this case has far greater implications than just britney spears because it puts a highlight

leslie marshall a democratic strategist. former education secretary bill bennett. jonathan, it's obviously night and day as far as the speech and the message from president biden to what we saw from president trump and his address to the united nations. but it was interesting that he didn't talk about china or russia. your thoughts? >> yeah, there was no mention whatsoever of china or russia, which is notable, given that administration is are power competition focus on asia. china was referenced in indirect way. so, he was sort of putting out these nonconfrontational messages. the big one you grabbed there which was the-we don't want a new cold war. it was sort of trying to lower the temperature. he has got a real problem with the china strategy that he is trying to pursue right now. the strategy sounded good on paper. it was this idea that we can compete and confront china in all those things need to like trade but also cooperate with them on climate change. that's not how china likes to operate. and china sent a very clear

syndicated radio host, leslie marshall. individuals interested, david avella, capac chairman. americans dandies private evacuations tell fox news the state department is the only reason their plans have not left afghanistan. this is a satellite image here showing six planes just sitting on the tarmac, and then there's confusion over what causing the holder. people involved in the effort say that the u.s. is banning them from landing in nearby countries. they say, quote, "this is zero place to be negotiating with american lives. those are our people standing on the tarmac, and all it takes is a phone call. if one life is lost as a result of the scum of the blood is in the white house's hands." ." state department spokesperson responding with the statement. quote, "we understand the concern many people are feeling as they try to facilitate further charter and other passage out of afghanistan. we do not have personnel on the ground. we do not have assistance in the country. we do not control the airspace, over afghanistan or elsewhere in the region. given these constraints, we al

howie: joining us to an a liese the coverage, mollie hemingway and leslie marshall.ollie, mark milley has basically confirmed the book's account of his calls to china and his meeting on nuclear launch procedures. but he says this is no book deal, it's routine, part of his job. is it possible that the woodward costa book overdramatized those events. >> nobody disputes that it happened. mark milley concedes he called his counter part in china and had a conversation about military action. i think the range of opinion that you're seeing here are people who say already we know enough, not just for this but for many other problems and failures that mark milley has had, he should be fired, he should be held accountable for violating the chain of command here. the moderate position seems to be we need to know what happened on the phone calls, what was he doing. the larger perspective i think is important. the claim is it was okay to violate the norms and violate the constitution, violate chain of command bass donald trump was going to do a nuclear war with china. that's just

you have heard that from both sides of the aisle and i don't know if you copy from leslie marshall. a democrat on my show, she went into quick detail about this. about how that is how they handled, and mind enforcement all over the country handle things. the president does that judge, jury, and he is not willing to believe any other scenario other than the fantasy or narrative that he has been his head so far. evidence comes forth that something untoward happened, i'm sure someone will rush to get. but now, the only thing they are rushing to his judgment. that is humble because the very same people you have called on to keep us safe when policies were driving our safety into the ground at that border coat they are doing their job might antedate right now. and a healthy think it would be wonderful. and by the way, why didn't secretary of the dhs say anything when he saw those same men and women on horseback this week when he went to the border? on all shades of confused how kamala harris at the president of the united states want to point typically situation where the facts don't --

let's start there with our panel leslie marshall democratic strategist marc thiessen and steve hayesn control, it's not going away any time soon. >> no, it's not going away. i think there is a pretty good argument it will escalate. there is a sad sort of book end to those remarks from george w. bush and it's the taliban tomorrow coming into office, 20 years to the day since the attacks on 9/11. taking over the country officially. 20 years to the day. if you go back and you look at the rhetoric from al-qaeda leaders from taliban leaders, in the years since we have been fighting this war they basically predicted this. usama bin laden in letters that we recovered from the compound where he was killed suggested that really what al-qaeda needed to do what the jihadistest needed to do what the global jihadist movement needed to do was be patient and outwait the americans. khalid sheikh mohammed the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks i will read the devote make sure i get it right we will win because americans don't realize we do not need to defeat you militarily. we only need to fight long eno

leslie marshall, democratic strategist and bill mcgurn columnist for the "wall street journal."scathing editorial today about the situation, but a lot of lawmakers on capitol hill on both sides of the aisle have been very critical of this messaging and action. >> yeah, i think it's not just the messaging, it's the relate. we just surrendered 9/11 forever to the islamic jihadist. it is now a double victory celebration for. they first, the original al-qaeda strike on america and second the taliban victory that we see right now in kabul. you know, it just seems to me we are back to that pre-9/11 thinking. remember when people used to say al-qaeda was at war with us long before we were at war with al-qaeda. and i think joe biden's spin that somehow the world watches the spectacle of us leaving fellow americans behind enemy lines and concludes that america has greater resolve and greater capabilities going forward is just farcical. >> bret: leslie, the state department conceding today that most of the sivs, most of the afghans who helped the u.s. in the war actually did not get out a

joining us now to discuss is robbie suave and democratic strategist leslie marshall. >> my pleasure. jacqui: so, leslie, i want to go to you first. it's difficult at this point to drill down what's going to be included in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill because although we have the text as of yesterday, it is really far from its final form. but one thing that's standing out to me here is democrats are so dug in, apparently unwilling to work with each other, that the president had to get involved this week and have meetings with the moderate and progressive wing of the party. is that a sign that nobody's in charge here? [inaudible conversations] jacqui: leslie -- >> she said leslie, sorry. jacqui: go ahead, leslie. >> okay. absolutely not. this is the exact same thing that happens on infrastructure and, actually, this is a time when joe biden shines because he can work very well bringing the left faction, centrist and majority, moderate portion of my party together. this is what happened on infrastructure, and we're talking including people like joe manchin on on

a very busy news day, fox news contributors leslie marshall and jason chaffetz and california chairwomansica millan patterson. the news that the media outlets are calling it a win for governor gavin newsom, saying it's not going to be close. jessica, your response. >> certainly this governor has to have the former president and just about everybody from the democratic establishment come in and rescue him. watching what's happening in afghanistan and american still stuck there. the president came out to try to save gavin newsom's job. it's appalling and disgusting. what i can say is this recall effort was great at putting political pressure on the governor. we have not have seen our children back in schools. we would not have seen our businesses opening here in california without this political pressure. i am looking forward to the infrastructure that we built and the opportunity that we have. >> shannon: leslie, the governor feeling vindicated and holding on. do you think those things jessica talked about will be rolled back? >> one thing i like about the governor in one of the reasons t

we bring in jason chaffetz and leslie marshall.ll hopefully give us their sides of the story. how do you not question the president and his party heading into the midterm elections next year, considering what is happening with poll numbers? he seems to be doubling down on his massive spending cuts, despite the effects of ida that we are seeing in so many parts of the country. obviously the jobs numbers we saw were not good. what's at stake here? >> well, as you know, i am a member of that party, the democrats. when any president, when you look historically, whether it was a reagan, obama, clinton, and we can go back to republicans as well. the midterm elections, up, that's not usually helpful to the party in power. right now, the democrats are in power appeared in the house, the senate with a tiebreaker, certainly with the president. there are a handful, and that is all republicans need to take over the majority in the house. right-leaning district where the president is not pulling well below those national polling numbers. of cou