joe biden speaking at the _ micro in harms way. joe bidenrms way. joe biden speaking at the white house | micro in harms way. joe biden - speaking at the white house after some extraordinary events that we witnessed in kabul over the last few days. let's bring in general mark kimmitt — who served under president george w bush as assistant secretary of state for political military affairs. the president was focused on the decision to leave afghanistan. there's a difference between the decision and the execution of that decision. a lot of the criticism has been the decision to move back 7000 us troops, to evacuate people who were still stranded.— were still stranded. well, you actually took _ were still stranded. well, you actually took my _ were still stranded. well, you actually took my nature - were still stranded. well, you - actually took my nature impression away~ _ actually took my nature impression away~ this — actually took my nature impression away. this was a classic red herring speech _ away. this was a classic red herring speech.

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good question. joe biden actually mean? good question. joe biden was _ actually mean? en was talking _ actually mean? good question. joe biden was talking about. joe biden was talking about that, pressed on that. so far, the united states has airlifted about 5000 people out of afghanistan. that leaves around 75,000 american citizens and afghan support staff still to 90, afghan support staff still to go, withjust afghan support staff still to go, with just two weeks left. 0r less than two weeks on the calendar before those self—imposed deadlines. it's starting to look, even given the accelerated pace of evacuations, the us won't meet its deadlines. joe biden was pressed on that, and he somewhat reluctantly conceded that it might be needed that us troops remain in afghanistan beyond that deadline of the sist beyond that deadline of the 31st of august. in order to get all the americans that are currently in the country out of it. this is only likely i think to fuel criticism ofjoe biden�*s approach to this withdrawal. the chaotic scenes across kabul airport the other day h

there was a whole, came out the other day that joe biden's approval rang. joe biden's approval rating is now the lowest ever been, and it is still higher than trump's highest approval rating. i mean, it's just that there's a universe of people who believe these years the were the carrier conway years alternative. they're facts. they're just not true. i mean, that's the point of point of fact peter point, in fact, peter joe biden approval rating and just his 1st year in office is one to 5 points lower than jimmy carter's approval rating was his 1st year in office. and joe biden isn't even 8 months through it yet. so talk about popularity. you know, gina is right, this guy who put and brings 30 people to rally, as opposed to president trump, who's drawing 1400000 viewers on other networks that actually do choose to eric and look at david, 1000000000 alternative fact here donald trump was thrown off of twitter, and he was also suspended from facebook, i think through the 2020 to mid term. which if you ever had any, any doubt as to what facebook's motives are, the fact tha

biden. joe biden has been a longtime friend of andrew cuomo began working with him in 1991 joe biden was in the senate and joe biden served under the clinton campaign and it was a difficult day for joe biden who was friends with andrew cuomo's father, three term governor of new york, marriott cuomo. he was widely admired in the democratic party for many years. it was a politically difficult day for the highest ranking woman win the government of the state of new york, lieutenant governor kathy hopeful of buffalo. she is the only democrat who decided not to call for the governor's resignation today, not out of loyalty but to avoid any appearance of a political motivation because lieutenant governor kathy hopeful, would immediately become the governor of new york if andrew cuomo followed joe biden's suggestion today and resigned. the resignation of andrew cuomo would immediately produce new york's first woman governor, democrat kathy hopeful. who would be serving the remaining term of governor cuomo if they begin the impeachment process against andrew cuomo, the governor must, by state law, be

you kind of saw the old joe biden that empathetic -- joe biden, that empathetic, joe biden coming backn the speec. >> the taliban are stepping up their door-to-door manhunt of afghans who worked for u.s. led forces for the previous government, despite promising there would be no reprisal attacks, the militants are said to be targeting people and threatening their family members. we have the head of the norwegian center for global analyses, which wrote this report. >> we do not know how many people are on these lists. it is certainly not a constant thing. we are constantly expanding as we hearing that the vaccine in kabul -- the taliban in kabul are moving to other areas to expand networks. what we do know is that even in the early hours of entering kabul, taking control of buildings, establishing roadblocks, there are swaths of taliban fighters that moved to private homes and apartment are former members of the security services and others, in an attempt to arrest them. so this was in advance of the moving into kabul. >> so what would have an -- what would happen to these people if the

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joe biden. and have the republicans been _ legacy of joe biden. ban and did not even put on them an obligation not to back al-qaeda with the consequence if they did that. have the republicans been able to defuse that kind of suggestion? fine defuse that kind of suggestion? one ofthe defuse that kind of suggestion? <1>iaz of the conditions of the peace agreement was that they were to cut ties with al-qaeda, that was one of the conditions and i know under the previous administration secretary pompeo is constantly asked about that, are they really cutting ties and the un shelley that they are not completely they have not completely done that although how active those ties are is another question. the conditions were very clear and the administration was constantly asked about them but in the end, they were not something that caused the decision to leave the slowdown. the republicans backed mr trump's deal and they were happy to leave but i think the subject has changed. the subject is now the manner of leaving and the focus is on the manner of leaving

joe biden place? i don't think that is what joe biden was — place? ink that is what joe biden was referring to. - place? i don't think that is what joe biden was referring to. i - place? i don't think that is what l joe biden was referring to. i think joe biden was referring to. i think he was referring to the withdraw but when we went in it was by the strategic purpose of overthrowing the taliban and removing the threat that al-qaeda at that time posed for us. we then stay for a second and i think very important strategic reason which was to make sure that the taliban did not come back on that isis or other newer terrorist groups did not come into the picture and threaten us with terrorist attacks. a lot of other objectives were added that were not critical to eight and have come under considerable criticism. but you cannot plan all the contingencies forever. this is not a wire brought to us by the radical ideologues of islamic terrorism and that wire has not ended, they have not motivated, the threat remains, and that's why the threat remains, and t

joe biden go from here? yesterday's attack shows there are consequences for biden blundering his way through the presidency. politco said it was darkest day of biden's presidency. it's a presidency still young. >> only thing young about joe biden. >> yes. >> you have the image of people clinging to the airplane and falling off. then yesterday the image that's we couldn't show on tv, you almost can't watch them they're so bad. i can't imagine what happens to his presidency if it gets worst. this is, this is so awful. yes, kamala harris would be ten times worst. >> yes. jesse, the democrats are kind of screwed. they don't have a mike pence in case something goes bad. >> i don't see that happening. the best case scenario for joe, no mortarrer attacks. he gets everyone out. he stages daring rescue missions to bring back stranded americans. we would appreciate that. worst case scenario another casualty sustained at the airport. stranded americans that do phoners on cable tv throughout the fall. civil war as we saw, the a stros and thengod forbid an asylum ser blows something up in the homeland that. is all possib

.— september 11 attacks, that is my great concern. joe biden has ublicl my great concern. joe biden hashas publicly said he has _ my great concern. joe biden has publicly said he has no - my great concern. joe biden has publicly said he has no regrets l publicly said he has no regrets with withdrawing us troops from the country but behind closed doors in washington, is there a feeling this was premature or badly managed? t feeling this was premature or badly managed?— feeling this was premature or badly managed? i mean, there has to be. _ badly managed? i mean, there has to be, right? _ badly managed? i mean, there has to be, right? even - badly managed? i mean, there has to be, right? even the - badly managed? i mean, there | has to be, right? even the most staunch supporters of the withdrawal at this point, i think if they were being honest would have to admit this has been badly managed, not only in its execution but in the way the administration has communicated its strategy or in this case, the lack thereof, to the broader american public, to us allies, it seems very inchoate, it s

joe biden? i think he wanted to have _ chosen by joe biden? obviously advised that it was doable by them. i don't think anyone in his team anticipated the collapse in the sense that we saw it. maybe some intelligence people, but they certainly didn't anticipate it because they would've done something very different if they thought that would've happened. but very different if they thought that would've happened.— very different if they thought that would've happened. but do you see no win ale would've happened. but do you see no wiggle room — would've happened. but do you see no wiggle room whatsoever _ would've happened. but do you see no wiggle room whatsoever for _ would've happened. but do you see no wiggle room whatsoever forjoe - would've happened. but do you see no wiggle room whatsoever forjoe biden| wiggle room whatsoeverforjoe biden now? none whatsoever? there wiggle room whatsoever forjoe biden now? none whatsoever?— now? none whatsoever? there is alwa s now? none whatsoever? there is always wiggle _ now? none whatsoever? there is a

right, i mean, joe biden will live with - what happened. right, i mean, joe bidenrt of his legacy as a president, of course, and we will see how that pans out over years to come. donald trump has said he would have done a much betterjob. how much difference would it have been?— would it have been? well, it is hard to say. — would it have been? well, it is hard to say, right, _ would it have been? well, it is hard to say, right, but - would it have been? well, it is hard to say, right, but i - would it have been? well, it is hard to say, right, but i think. hard to say, right, but i think the execution, the concept of operations, as it were, the withdrawal, should justifiably be criticised. 0ne, withdrawal, should justifiably be criticised. one, the timeline occurred in the middle of the spring offensive. that doesn't make any sense to me, as a former military officer. it happened so close to the september 11 anniversary. but is a huge problem, because, you know, the anniversary will galvanise jihadists everywhere, and synchronised with the defeat of the afghan gove

joe biden, joe biden, people talk about his cognitive abilities. some people say he's, he's called the early stages of dementia. for example, we're hoping to get a press conference soon. now the latest explosions of the car bull airport, but it's probably going to be the pentagon and not the us president. did you think joe biden is really in control of the situation? the foreign policy coming out of washington. now when you look at what's happening with going on when i'm not a psychiatry, is it a psychologist to come into bud bivens dementia? but what i would say that all american pests then have what for one form of dementia, all of that, they have weak memory. they don't know he's free was and they can really learn from the, sort of in, sort of for out mention in all parts of the was where they vietnam or cuba or in chilly when they got rid of y n b and put p no shit. so, i mean, really, they have very short memory and really don't want to learn from experience. so whatever biden is going through or whether the elite control or not. but the reali

biden joe biden. has said in his speech to the nation that although 33000 people have already been evacuated from afghanistan, the us is still working hard to get americans and african allies out. he added to the evacuation, had been painful, and a lot could still go wrong. let me be clear, the evacuation of thousands of people from campbell is going to be hard and painful . no matter when it started. when we began. i think when this is over, the american people have a clear understanding of what i did, why we did it. and but look at the job. my job is to make judgements. my job is to make judgements. no one else can or will make. i made them, i'm convinced i'm absolutely correct. well, it's not the 1st time biden us offended his decision to withdraw the train from the country originally shed your fee for the 31st of august. the president has now made that patrol might have to be extended to continue the evacuation because donna breaks down 7 days of disarray at ask understands last exit point. the past few days have been an ultimate exercise in white washing for the white house the barrel in collapse. so gan is done following the us withdrawal happened as people were being shot, desperate of gunny scaling jets, some even tragically falling of the shaft to their deaths. and as a curator in chief biden searched for excuses, and he initially went for the statue of limitations defense. we've all seen the pictures. we've seen those hundreds of people packed into a c 17. we've seen afghans falling. there was 4 days ago, 5 days ago. it was actually 2, but that's not really the point. anyway. it was the fact that service dogs booted planes and flew to freedom while crowds fought for access on the runw

take a look. >> this moment is what for joe biden, president biden? >> in many ways, i think of john kennedy and the bay of pigs. it unfolded quickly and the president thought that everything would be fine, and that was not the case, but president kennedy took responsibility for what took place and i strongly recommend to president biden that he take responsibility, admit the mistakes that were made. >> sean: joining us with reaction, lieutenant colonel oliver north. he spent a lot of time on the ground in vietnam and in afghanistan. i can only imagine what military families are feeling tonight. those that served multiple tours. hose that lost loved ones. those that came home with extensive permanent injuries. your take on all of this? >> well, this is biden's biggest blunder, it's his saigon moment. since 2001, since you're talking about those who served there, more than 780,000 u.s. troops have been deployed to afghanistan. more than 2,300 died. and nearly 20,600 were wounded and we're still counting. there are more than 50,000 afghan military and s

yes, joe biden's argument _ joe biden said yesterday. being _ joe biden said yesterday. yes, joe biden's argument being that - joe biden said yesterday. yes, joe biden's argument being that the l biden's argument being that the mission had been achieved and it was time to pull out, that it was not the right thing to stay in the middle of what he called a civil conflict and also that there had been a major investment in the afghan military and that the military had been unable or unwilling to defend the country and mr stoltenberg also saying the decision had been made to pull out and i nato had supported it, although there has been criticism from nato countries, especially germany and, to some degree, britain that they had really been told what would happen and therefore had to, with that. find would happen and therefore had to, with that. �* , , ., g ., with that. and 'ust tell us how joe biden's with that. and just tell us how joe biden's speech — with that. and just tell us how joe biden's speech has _ with that. and just tell us how joe

armor president trump saying joe biden gets it -- former president trump saying joe biden gets it wrong every time. everyone knew he could not handle the pressure. even robert gates said as much. he ran out of afghanistan instead of following the plan how administration left for him. the withdrawal would be guided by facts on the ground. after i took out isis, president trump said he established a deterrent. the taliban no longer has fear or respect for american power. this is a complete fowler --

they will block debate of the biden bill in the house and have the numbers to make good on that threat. so it's something that joe biden is certainly taking seriously. joe biden is certainly taking seriousl . ~ . , ., , seriously. what is a problem for joe seriously. what is a problem forjoe biden _ seriously. what is a problem forjoe biden there - seriously. what is a problem forjoe biden there then - seriously. what is a problem forjoe biden there then it i forjoe biden there then it because if you're talking about spending on climate change mitigation or management, he would say yes we have to do it. if you look at some of the social spending is that a have to do that. but i suppose it's probably paid for and this is where the problem is life? that is one of the — where the problem is life? that is one of the hiccups _ where the problem is life? that is one of the hiccups in - where the problem is life? trust is one of the hiccups in the party, the centrist, moderate senators like joe party, the centrist, moderate senators likejoe manchin party, the centrist, moderate senators like joe manchin from west virginia are booking a little bit of raising the pric

president joe biden a threat to americans now? president joe bidenresident joe biden they are, who's been i joe biden they are, who's been updating the american nation and the world on the situation in afghanistan. i think notably he said the airlift of thousands of american citizens, foreign nationals and vulnerable afghans is an incredible operation. he was also defiant to some extent, saying there was no way to withdrawal that would not have been hard and painful. barbara plett usher is in washington. what did you make of what he said there? it’s what did you make of what he said there? �* , ., what did you make of what he said there? �* , . . what did you make of what he said there? �*, . . ., , ., , there? it's a defence of his actions that he's been _ there? it's a defence of his actions that he's been saying _ there? it's a defence of his actions that he's been saying all _ there? it's a defence of his actions that he's been saying all week- there? it's a defence of his actions that he's been saying all week - i that he's been saying all week

well, joe biden, as you _ of the contents of that call? well, joe bidenoe biden, as you say has - of the contents of that call? well, joe biden, as you say has much i of the contents of that call? -ii joe biden, as you say has much more sceptical about the sort of nation—building notion of intervention for a very long time. when he was barack 0bama's new vice president more than 12 years ago, he opposed the troop surge in afghanistan, which he then went ahead with. sojoe biden for some time has taken a rather different stance on that, and i wasn't that surprised by his speech from the white house last night, which was perhaps a bit cold, that did surprise me, because this is a man who has made his name is sympathiser in chief, a publicly motor, and he was quite cold about the reality of the calculations he is very happy to admit that he has made. at the fact of the calculations does not surprise me at all. america, i spent last year in america reporting on the presidential election, and voters of all hues are fed up of what they call the forever war there

even the people who honestly believe that they could have somehow, joe biden, charismatic joe biden, who can't get 25 people to a crop circle rally, are going to he that he actually be the most popular president in the history. who, by the way, got more of the black boat, more of the women vote more of the hispanic vote than any other republican president ever had. he grew those populations in america because he put america 1st is not because he's donald trump and he's some cult figure. it's because he put america 1st and because he said, damn the torpedoes of the swamp monsters and told them all where they could go. and americans love that they've been craving that for so long. they wanted to get rid of this chinese and then mit romney's, you know, at least quiet them or put them over and the other party where they belong or on m . s. and b. c is jen, jen said, but they never belong at the head of our party and somehow they kept getting power through the apparatus. so those days are over now that the people can see what they can do when they demand their own candidate. and as long as

the only thing biden seems to care about is joe biden and those close to joe biden making money. now come august 31st, that is seven days from now, i fear those left behind will face certain death. here with reaction, two individuals from afghanistan now in the united states, worked with the u.s. for two years as a translator and his wife is currently trapped in kabul. we are disguising his name and identity for her safety. will you tell us your story? >> yeah, actually, my wife, she just made her way to the airport last wednesday. she couldn't make it inside there because the taliban don't let them get to the airport, they don't even let u.s. citizens enter the airport, but she made it to the airport and she was -- there and after three days she couldn't manage to get on board to the plane, so she had to come back home, but i am still worrying about her, that after the 31st of august -- >> sean: i didn't hear you correctly, let me ask you, did she leave the airport? did i hear you correctly? >> yeah, she had to return home, back, because she couldn't make it to the airplane. >> s

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

joe biden's pandemic failures. tonight, we are bringing you a special "hannity" investigation into what is the disastrous handling of covid by the administration and by joe bidenself. we began this investigation on january 20th, 2021. that is when joe biden, well inherited a country that was fully on the mend. every single key tool to battle covid-19, it was in place. it was handed to him. three vaccines had been developed by donald trump and his administration, and it had been distributed in record time. now, they were already in use. by the time joe took over, over 1 million shots a day were going into the arms of the most vulnerable american citizens. in fact, biden himself was already vaccinated before he ever entered office. therapeutics like regeneron and ivermectin, as well as other proactive treatments and practices were already helping covid-19 patients all across the country. our southern border was pretty much completely closed, 30-year low in terms of illegal immigration, slowing the spread of covid variants from all around the globe.eg that lowest rate of illegal immigration in decades, that was president trump, that was the state in mexico policy

i think he ignored sound advice, and this is joe biden being joe biden.r 40 years, but now he is the commander in chief. he is not a senator; he is not the vice president. i think the best you could describe it is dereliction of duty at the highest level. >> o'keefe: senator graham, he obviously disagrees with the president. good to see you. and we'll be right back. ♪ with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy. (vo) i am living with cll and i am living longer. thanks to imbruvica. imbruvica is a prescription medicine for adults with cll or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. it will not work for everyone. imbruvica is the #1 prescribed oral therapy for cll, and it's proven to help people live longer. imbruvica is not chemotherapy. imbruvica can cause serious side effects, which may lead to death. bleeding problems are common and may increase with blood thinners. serious infections with symptoms like fevers, chills, weakness or confusion and severe decrease in blood counts can happen. heart rhythm problems and heart failure

late this afternoon, president biden joe biden joined the chorus of the investigation. >> are you now, do you think

>> i think you have to assume that joe biden is joe biden. iwar candidate in 1972, he has always opposed american interventionism, for a week america withdrawing from its innocent ohmic enemies. we need to be clear, he has surrendered to the taliban. it not only controls afghanistan, the taliban controls the biden administration's ability to do anything in afghanistan and i suspect they are not going to break their word because they're going to say any real effort to do more than the taliban will lead to a sudden explosion and requirement for a large number of americans and that's not where joe biden is going. i think if he has to sacrifice 5,000 americans and 40,000 afghans to get out of afghanistan, he is going to sacrifice them. he's going to say sorry that happened, but we are gone. i think that's who he is. >> sean: that the speaker, these are our fellow americans. you are telling me you think if it means leaving 5,000 americans behind, you believe he would do that? >> in a heartbeat. i think his view of life is that he's a historic figur

that it was president biden who wanted to move forward with this. >> yeah, i think the one thing that is clear in this mess is it's all joe biden. joe biden the next anniversary of 9-11, the coming 20th anniversary as a political stage for him to get up and applaud himself as the man who ended our forever wars. everything was pushed by that. if decision to evacuate our troops in the midst of fighting season. the decision to give up bagram air base before we got our people out. don't you evacuate civilians and then get troops out? it's so irresponsible. marc and i worked for president bush in the speech writing team. during the surge speech, if you want a counter example of responsibility, no one wanted to hear more troops were going to iraq then. president bush thought it was the right thing to do. he said look, the troops in iraq have done everything i have asked of them. any fault is mine. that was a real note passing of the buck. you know, in some ways i don't blame the biden people for not wanting to speak what are they going to say? it's a catastrophic failure that everyone in the world seems to appreciate except for joe biden. >> ma

biden joe biden joined the chorus of the investigation. >> are you now calling on him to resign? >> yes. >> and if he doesn't resign, do you think he should be impeached from office? >> let's do one thing at a time here. i think he should resign. >> it includes chuck schumer and gillenbrand. they said the governor can no longer remain in office saying they will expedite the impeachment investigation. and yet cuomo was defiant today, digging in his heels despite the damning revelations unveiled by attorney letitia james. >> andrew cuomo sexually harassed current and former new york state employees by engaging in unwelcome and nonconsensual touching and making comments of a suggestive and sexual nature that created a hostile work environment for women. the investigators found that governor cuomo's actions and those of the executive chamber violated multiple state and federal laws. none of this would have been illuminated if not for the heroic women who came forward. >> the evidence backing those conclusions is documented in a scathing report of more than 160 pages. investigators conducted 179 interviews, 41 of which were under oath. they received 280 tips and gathered 74,000 pieces of evidence. they found cuomo sexually harassed 11 victims who described being, quote, violated, humiliated and terrified. according to the attorney general's office, it was all part of a disturbing pattern of conduct. >> the governor hugged executive assistant number one and reached under her blouse to grab her breast. there were also several occasions on which the governor grabbed her butt. the governor also, several times, inappropriately touched a state trooper assigned to the unit to protect the governor. he took his open hand and ran it across her stomach from her belly button to the hip where she keeps her gun. the governor pressed and ran his fingers across the chest of a woman while reading the name of her company whose logo was on her chest. the governor crossed the line many times when speaking with charlotte bennett. he told her he was lonely and wanted to be touched. >> those findings open up cuomo to possible impeachment and even prosecution. but bear this in mind, because this was a civil investigation, any decision on criminal charges must be left to law enforcement agencies. and, in fact, the albany county district attorney today announced they have an ongoing investigation into cuomo's conduct. for months cuomo has denied any wrongdoing, and he did so again in a pretaped address that he released after the a.g.'s findings were made public today. >> i want you to know directly from me that i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. that is just not who i am. and that's not who i have ever been. >> in a signal that he won't go quietly, cuomo and his attorneys released an 85-page rebuttal. i'm not sure if that's going to help him. what's worse than an executive? one with no friends. maya wiley is a former candidate for new york, and a former special advisor to governor cuomo. kim, let me start with you. i want to play what governor cuomo said in denying the allegations from charlotte bennett. have a listen. >> i have heard charlotte and her lawyer, and i understand what they are saying. but they read into comments that i made and draw inferences that i never meant. charlotte, i want you to know that i am truly and deeply sorry. i was trying to help. obviously, i didn't. >> okay, now hear charlotte bennett respond to governor cuomo in an interview late this afternoon. >> do you think he's gaslighting you? >> absolutely. he is trying to justify himself by making me out to be someone who can't tell the difference between sexual harrassment and mentorship. he sexually harassed me. i am not confused. it is not confusing. i am living in reality, and it's sad to see that he's not. >> at one point he said that he was trying to help you work through a difficult time. did that seem like that was his intention? >> no. his intention was trying to sleep with me. >> assembly member kim, how on earth does governor cuomo think that he can remain governor of the state of new york one more minute after something like that? >> it's absolutely ridiculous. i want to first acknowledge charlotte and the other woman who bravely and courageousing stepped up. especially at a time when we have a culture where we do not believe women. they stepped up and took a responsibility to hold this executive accountable. there is a clear conduct of abuse of power and it is our duty to hold him accountable. if he doesn't step down, we must impeach. >> susan, you know, in the montage that we showed, the prosecutor mentioned executive assistant number one. in the report, there was something in there that you, as someone who has been a staffer for principals and also governor coe, i want to read something. the governor claimed that it was executive assistant number one who was the initiator of the hugs while he was more in the reciprocal business. he testified that he would go along with tight hugs that executive a assistant 1 initiated because he did not want to make any one feel awkward about anything. there is no way that a staffer would initiate this from anyone, especially a governor of a state. >> i have not ever seen that happen. anyone who knows andrew cuomo would know it's not something you would do. i can't imagine at a moment during my tenure with the governor reaching out and hugging him and him thinking that would be acceptable behavior. it's just absurd on its face value. but what's more important is that what makes him think that that is an acceptable thing to say? how does he think he can get away with his behavior blaming these women? first for saying they don't understand when they're being sexually harassed, then to claim that they reached out to him? there are so many things in this rebuttal which are disgraceful and that the governor -- it just has to stop. it's time for him to step down. he probably won't, but this is going to go down a bad road for him even worse. he has no friends in albany tonight. and i would also like to just kind of give a shoutout to assemblyman kim. he in many ways started this calling the governor out as a bully. you don't see that with a state legislator ever with governor cuomo. he called him out hard, and i think that gave a lot of credibility to these other women coming out, because they saw how he went after them and they didn't stop -- and he didn't stop. i really think he deserves credit for opening up the door for the toxic environment of this governor's office. >> assembly member kim, do you want to respond? >> people in albany have known about the governor's abusive style of governing for years. >> we're having trouble -- >> -- if they weren't going to take anymore -- >> we're having trouble with assembly member kim's audio. we're going to try to get that fixed. and i want to say it is so good to see you again. i want to play what the albany district attorney played today about the possibility of criminal charges. >> based on what you've seen in this report, is any of the behavior described and attributed to the governor, would any of that be considered criminal? >> well, the allegations early on certainly led myself and other prosecutors with concurrent jurisdiction to believe that criminal activity, in fact, had taken place. but we will conduct our own independent investigation. it will be done expeditiously and we will arrive at those concludes. >> maya, you're former u.s. district attorney. what do you think. >> first i want to the -- use his power and there's nothing surprising or new in that from governor cuomo. it is actually criminal. read the investigation report and the allegations, and frankly, we knew this back in the spring and even march from leslie boylan's complaints. the accusations are at a minimum forcible touching. that is a crime in new york state. it is a misdemeanor, but each individual incident is its own count. there are a lot of counts in this case. there is also the issues of many. ly. we have two saying these women are incredible and they have corroborating evidence for each claim, and secondly, we should all be disturbed that the most powerful man in the state is willing to use that power, frankly, to abuse women. that's what this report concludes and it's not new. >> right, a lot of evidence in the report is text messages and everything else done contemporaneously. the idea that the governor is pushing back and saying, no, this nooefr happened. or it can be misconstrued. ly. >> many many accountability of an executively, a mandate accountable, so we can learn what we did wrong. not only is this above women, but i'm not sure how. we need to hoimd accountable so we can fix it and not make the same mistakes moving forward. >> i i -- >> i do it with everyone, black and white, young and old, straight and lgbtq. powerful people, friends, strangers, people who i meet on the street. >> susan? i kind of get what he was trying to do. see, no big deal, i kiss everyone. would you have -- just your reaction. i can't even -- >> that's basically my reaction, i can't even. but here's the thing. he's trying to use an excuse that, oh, that's how i was brought up, his father did it before him as governor. you are not allowed to make any kind of advancement, touch anyone as an employer to an employee without their consent. this is just absurd, because even if he thinks there is nothing wrong with it, that just shows that he's ill equipped to be governing right now in this day and age. he may be at work 30 years ago when he saw his father doing it, but in this day and age, the governor or any employer should know they cannot go around kissing people. and if they don't see anything being wrong with that, and he used the offense, oh, i know. >> these ex, i was in the governor's office every day and he didn't come over and kiss me, and i'm grateful for that. >> maya, i'll give you the last word as someone who sought public office in new york city, but if you were the next mayor, you would have to deal with andrew cuomo. what's your message to viewers tonight, knowing what they have now about our governor. almost everyone in new york is trying this right now. i grab everyone's breasts. no, he doesn't. in the allegations, he would not be the loorgs candidate, baent doing it to the men p. but it comes at the cost of the tup trust. ly this is about abuse of power. this is about abusing office and this means abusing the people of new york and we just can't have it anymore. >> maya anderson, thank you to come to the forefront. >>> they came to washington pho fight for voting rights. >>> they were ordered to be turned over as someone slammed his door when he was left with covid patients. we're experiencing the darkest day of the pandemic. the read dvlsly. many many for your best back to school smile, crest has you covered. nice smile, brad! nice! thanks!? 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all across this country, we know what this is. this is the delta variant of jim crow voting and the nochl -- movement. you it mpl. >> not only are they trying to foam once people jump through all tho hool -- first of all, thank you so much for having us. it's funny because we continue to talk about voter fraud. the only fraud i see are the republicans. the republicans in georgia, the republicans in texas, the republicans in florida, the republicans in arizona. because let me tell you something. our elections administrator was a republican. that was our secretary of state. that's who oversaw our elections in texas, and she also said that they were safe and secure. and the fact that you would go ahead and say duly sworn-in president. so the only fraud we have in this country is reg scans. judge michael kemp wrote, defendant fann has the authority and statutory obligation under the public records law to compel and its subvendors to produce all internal e-mails and correspondence outlined in the proposed order. how much longer will this go on? >> john, i'll tell you how long this is going to go on. as long as they're grifting people, they're sending e-mails out donate 10, 15, $20 to people who don't have an extra 10, 15, $20. they're swindling them toly you know, you did. probably one of the most even-keeled men i've ever met. for him to do do this shows how american this senate is. >> one of the knocks on democrats here in washington, my colleague nicole thomas saying srpgs they don't seem to have thimpltd you've been here in washington now for -- it hasn't been quite a month yet, but you've been here for a long time. dooupg do you think that democrats have their hair on fire about what these suppression bills mean for american democracy, and are they willing to go every step of the way to ensure that the right vote is we figured out this need to be an inside/outside type of attack, right? i got the impression we're starting some reversed pipes. i'm not sure we have pressure from all of it? if you give them water, that will be against the law. it wasn't enough that we saw they want to do these audits in arizona. so we again left the threat frlt seemingly it may look like we started again, we have lawyer, we have pastors, and when these new lines come out, we won't have the majority in the house. when they get done with these new laws they're talc few tothe most. >> and you say new lines will come out, you're saying the new districting lines because the senate and the new population and everything, state legislatures across the state, new lines have been drawn and one forecast, rachel bencaff in the stamplts the governor as a whole sees this as urgentals you two. >> i met the senator there. we are on the ground with people. we see them every day. we are knocking on their doors. i am talking to them in advance. i see a con constituent wasn't of whether it's the governor abbott in texas where they push these draconian lines. as you say, our hair is to fire from this, and we've seen it every day. we would know what the outcrops are they want the ability to have fabl whim folks in my sdripd. so we see it and that's why we're in d.c. now so weblg tell those stoerds like paem tho fmpld and now our brothers and . we need a baseline voting procedures nationwide. >> real quick, yes or no answer. representative crockett, given everything that you've been doing, what's your gut telling you? 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joe biden prometió que sacará a todos los estadounidenses y afganos vulnerables. intentó proyectar una imagen de confianza y seguridad. buenas tardes. las palabras de joe bidenza que esto culminaría para fin de mes. >> esta niña ruega que la dejen entrar porque viene el talibán. es una de las imágenes como rescate de este bebé que el ejército confirmó que está con su papá >> nos ha partido el corazón reconoció el presidente joe biden, pero el rescate más difícil va bien >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> este veterano no ve lo mismo >> los que sufrimos nos preguntamos a qué costo? para qué? para qué? >> joe biden reiteró que no dejará atrás ni estadounidenses ni afganos y espera a miles más en el aesro y miles que no deja llegar el talibán. la madre de esta mujer teme que maten a toda la familia >> tiene miedo por mis hermanos >> hoy los vuelos estuvieron detenidos porque no había dónde enviar refugiados. destacan un caos total >> [habla en inglés] >> [habla en inglés] >> joe biden insiste que fuera cuando fuera la salida, habría sido así. noticias telemundo >> al regresar en noticias >> al regresar en noticias telemundo. a qui

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we are expecting joe biden to speak on the crisis shortly. this is joe biden speaking now. let's go to him life. president biden: our mission in afghanistan was never supposed to be nationbuilding. it was never supposed to be creating a unified centralized democracy. our only national interest in afghanistan remains today what it has always been, preventing a terrorist attack on american homeland. i have argued for many years our mission should be no really focused on counterterrorism, not counterinsurgency or nationbuilding. that is why i oppose the surge when it was proposed in 2009 when i was vice president. that is why i am adamant we focus on the threats we face today in 2021, not yesterday's threats. today, the terrorist threat has metastasized well beyond afghanistan. al-shabaab in somalia. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. isis attempting to create a caliphate in syria and iraq and establish affiliates in multiple countries in africa and asia. these threats warrant our attention and our resources. we conduct effective counterterrorism missions against terrorist grou

joe biden clearly didn't stick to that plan. this is where we are. at the president's press conference today, joe bideng to this artificial deadline, excepting of the fact that americans will be left behind, and the allies -- we already know the taliban is going door-to-door, identifying -- now they have the data to identify on the biometrics to identify, any afghan that helped us in the last 20 years. i have been talking every night this week to colonel oliver north. with each passing day, and the deadline of tuesday approaching, our options become limited. is this a situation where we potentially could leave hundreds or thousands of americans behind enemy lines, and allies that we had made a promise to extract if this day ever came, behind to be murdered, and there's going to be mass executions, because joe biden is adhering to the taliban's given date of august 31st? >> mr. trump: well, biden and the woke generals are just woke. i was saying even at the end of my time, i was seeing letters being sent out about equality and all of these different things, the soldiers, they want to fight, they want to

that is not what joe biden wants. joe bidents his radical social agenda to permeate every part of his legislative agenda and it is and that is why this bill is chock-full of all of the stuff you mentioned plus gender identity, plus the green new deal, plus climate change, it's all been there because welcome politics is what drives the democratic politics and it's what this bill is about. >> sean: republicans are elected to stop this insanity before it really does drive this country off a cliff. how dumb are they? if you're republican senator and you vote for something like this do you really think you can hold your seat, people won't notice? >> i just have to say i certainly can't support this. this is the kind of thing that our vow to send us to washington to say no to. voters do not support the radical far left agenda. they don't support this woke agenda and i think republicans need to stand strong and say no, this is insane. >> tucker: i really look forward to finding out who supports it exactly and reading their names very

joe biden — feasible. i certainly hope the us and joe biden in _ feasible. hope the us and joe biden in particular will l and joe biden in particular will reconsider the current position. i think— reconsider the current position. i think when— reconsider the current position. i think when they set the 31 august deadline. — think when they set the 31 august deadline, nobody expected this lightning speed take over by the taliban— lightning speed take over by the taliban that has taken place. and clearly, _ taliban that has taken place. and clearly, many more lives are at risk _ clearly, many more lives are at risk and — clearly, many more lives are at risk. and unless the us does stay longer, _ risk. and unless the us does stay longer, there could well be huge bloodshed for huge risks for so many people _ bloodshed for huge risks for so many people. and one would hope that after— people. and one would hope that after all— people. and one would hope that after all these years of being in the country that the american administration would recognise the key role _