brett. brett: peter doocy reporting from wilmington. peter, thanks.oining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thanks for having me on. brett: where do you see this bill right now? can it pass alone or is it still tied to this next so-called human infrastructure bill, the $3.5 trillion bill that peter referenced there. >> well, the state of play looks good. the senate is working through this amendment process. there's still a lot of procedure to be gotten through but we are within days, possibly within hours of seeing this historic legislation that's going to get us better roads and bridges, better ports and airports, a better future for our economy and creating millions of jobs. we're on the cusp of seeing that move through the senate. there's of course other legislation being discussed to,, to take shape afterwards, part of the same vision, the president's belief that we need to move forward better than the economy that he inherited. part of that is the transportation infrastructure re

i'm brett graham along with my wife who lives in muscatine. we have with us this evening a very experienced journalist to talk about her insightful richly detailed new book dissent for the radicalization of the republican party and its capture of the court. a couple brief housekeeping notes though, to post a question on the bottom of the screen the chat : you find for purchasing copies of dissents. jackie has had a long and accomplished were in journalism stretching back more than 40 years. first reporting jobs were in texas and the late 1970s the abilene reporter news. and then she worked for the dallas morning news where she covered state government and politics. in 1984 she moved to washington and join congressional quarterly six years later in 1990 she shifted to the wall street journal washington bureau where she spent time on the congressional and white house beats and became the paper's chief political correspondent 2008 she jumped to the washington bureau of the "new york times" the national politics reporter and chief economic corresp

brett: thanks for having me today. continuing claims, it is important to remember when the fed started to taper in 2014, to -- continuing claims are averaging around 2.9 million. they are still up from the 2018 or 2019 average of 1.7 million, pretty covid. you're in the range with the fed started to taper last time around in early 2014. initial claims were about 350 back then. we are still probably around 380,000, 390,000 on the four week average for initial claims. you're getting in the range where the fed says let's start to dialect back. that makes sense. we think they will do so. lisa: based on the continuing claims, do you think the u.s. labor market is tighter than people currently think? brett: there are definitely pockets of tightness. if you look at the yield and manufacturing sector, it looks like job openings far exceed hiring and there certainly looks to be tightening. surprisingly, for leisure and hospitality, which is one of the sectors that gets a lot of attention, the yield does not look that abnormal.

should not be withdrawing. brett brett, 1st and then for i'm sorry, pressed on a bus on a go for it. tell me what do you think? i don't think your fee would make any difference or seeing the right. it's not like the word come in and fight again and all that. let's look at practical solutions. practical solution right now at the moment is legitimacy for the followed by the governor. much as the taliban government that could be done without the usb. this could also have been that way everyone, every young person wants to run by the fact that they're going to kill incidence. that's going to cut it out, right. it won't be mean for those in the 1st place to kill, right? so you have to understand the narrative that people have a more boost every time they're told we will be attacking the. but i can show you the messages that i just got, where they have said that people who work with us, let's burn them, live less burned their houses. all right, this isn't anything that he felt go away, right? you have to understand us. thing was not a solution us, they could mazing the taliban leveraging d

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that is out of play, strike two. >> john: brett gardner missed his pitch.hat breaking ball that was up. that's where this pitch was. that is something that brett gardner knows he may not get again. >> joe: struck him out, two down! and hendriks will get to deal with aaron judge, a spot where judge, the best he can do is make it a one-run game. from lynn to kopech, to bummer, to hendriks, a pretty big important combination for the white sox with an eye on october. >> john: yep . there's no real reason to pay attention to the guy at first base right now. [laughs] i mean, he threw another seat over there >> joe: ball one . ball two. he's got a little mad hungar hungarian -- >> john: he does! >> joe: he doesn't have any mysteries to how he's feeling and every moment as the 2-0 pitch is fouled away, 2-1. >> john: he gets himself little self reminders, little "stay back," smack himself a little bit. >> joe: huffing and puffing with the count 2-1 on aaron judge. this ball is way out of here! one-run game! seconds of the night, 25 for the year for big number 99! >>

elizabeth: doctor brett girard, thanks for joining us, good to have you on.swoman mariannette miller meeks, social media calls offerh censorship this time senator rand paul it allows misinformation and vaccines to spread obama's former dhs secretary's warning about so is doctor fat to keep you here on "the evening edit". >> if we have good information will make good decisions trust americans up the mic good decisions and quit mandating were sick and tired of being told what to do ♪ ♪ rush hour will never feel the same. experience thrilling performance from our entire line of vehicles at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $379 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. shingles? oh... you mean bill. he's b

marines are dead, brett. what do we need from the administration, sort of force, the power of the might for america, the determination of america so that they take us seriously? you're right, this is an absolute unmitigated disaster out the gate. how do we try to turn this around? >> just it sickens me to hear about these casualties but we are a superpower and we need to act like one. we need to start dropping bombs if we have to, putting bullets in for heads. we need to know to let the taliban we're not here messing around. we have to come back in this country and we'll have to stop some of these groups. that is what will happen for years to come. charles: i filled in for neil on saturday. i had the same discussion with many experts over and over again. the irony we would have 6,000 troops when president biden said the reason for the hasty retreat so we point have to send in more troops. looks like we'll probably have to reconstitute some real fighting force there. this is even before the taliban and all the

brett giroir. doctor, always great to have you back on.ed to significantly scale back and call off his 60th birthday party with estimated 700 people. it will be just family and close friends. this is talked about as the right thing to do. what do you say? >> well i think it's good for the optics. i this if everyone were vaccinated, everyone were tested, everyone wore masks there is a good chance you could be safe. we're in the peak after delta outbreak with over 100,000 cases a day last week, hospitalizations going up. i think it is just a better example of leadership for him to tone this down. i'm sure he could have a bash on his 61st birthday but i think it is the right decision and one we should support. elizabeth: the pentagon will make vaccinations mandatory for the military. we heard that story was coming out. the variants are contagious. it is undercutting herd immunity. here is the debate and being raised in the media and "the new york times," should the unvaccinated pay higher health insurance costs? should the vaccinated have to

at the very least a fair assessment in your estimation, brett?no i don't agree with that assessment but unfortunately coming more from the white house and the president himself is stick to witness to the day rather than from the taliban but i want to see president biden telling the taliban we have a mission to complete and we will get all american citizens out of the country as well as those who have worked alongside of us and we will stay until that mission is done. and we will be willing to enforce any penalties, including the use of air power if the taliban gets in the way. >> but what do you say to critics who see it appears that may be at the taliban is controlling, controlling the tempo of this, right, dictating the terms and the tempo of this? >> well, i do think administration needs to lay out clear conditions, peer expectations, not only for this withdrawal but for how the taliban needs to govern afghanistan. we have heard a lot of generalities. i think it is now time for both the united states and allies to get very clear with the talib

but what brett is saying is that the taliban isn't thinking like that. the. he's right about that nice. you know, you have to understand back to it. and the group is pretty much knocked back. think group with a one that could have been living within that could be literally financed by china to show whatever country is coming like to get food. but then it's the people who are a dependent and who would be abandoned the want to be having any service delivery be want be having any like, you know, educational access or like you know, healthcare access, all these things matter and that, that even that 80 percent of that eighty's needed for right. even if it went into the corrupt pocket of the leader that we had in the past. but right now we need that each for the civilians, not the taliban. right. and the taliban is a small group and the can do finance of china or whatever country you take. you have to understand that from this perspective, civilians are going to have or not them by at the same time the need lead. you can see the need ricky commission, right. and f

c. brett, a warm welcome to the program. it was interesting to hear that on the polar jessica told him from president by when he spoke, and he simply said the withdraw couldn't have been done better or differently. do you agree? it was as defiant as speech i have to say and regrettably so, because mistakes were made that famous phrase, and they have to be acknowledged and they have to be addressed. and then last until president biden and his team do that, i fear that we will continue to see damage done to our international standing endangers for americans, including those that are last enough janice dad elsewhere in the world. and it is a, it is a tragic moment for our country. tragic, i think as well. the president has not more fully address what is transpired and last couple weeks. so what did you make then break of that kind of feature map of u. s. foreign policy that he went on to build, he talked about having human rights right to his heart. and he threw all the facts after, in terms of reasoning as to why the mission a

joining us now is ftx.us president brett harrison let me start with that question.he first step toward regulating cryptocurrencies i'm not sure why we should infer from this that that would be the case. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> of course. >> already in the u.s. there's already a regime for regulated derivatives under the cftc and crypto derivatives included in that us entering in this space is no different from the existing regime. >> does it lead then -- could it lead then to more regulation of the trading of cryptocurrencies themselves as opposed to the regulated trading of derivatives of cryptocurrency i guess is really cutting to the number of the question there. >> sure. so it's an interesting question abouthow will spot cryptocurrencies be regulated in the future right now there is no existing regime specifically for spot cryptocurrencies there's no similar framework for regulating crypto exchanges the way there are for equities exchanges or options exchanges so it will be interesting to see where we head in the future with the s.e.c., the cf

but we will obviously continue the discussion of brett brewing. thank you so much for joining us for shawna jerone. thank you both for joining us. and again, there will be many more conversations to have about this. that is all for now though. thanks to our gas. thank you to our community as well for participating. we had many, many comments on youtube. i tried to get as many of them read as i can, so i'm keep sending them. we'll continue the dialogue. that's all for now until next time. take care. ah, [000:00:00;00] use the right here to report on the people often ignored but who must be heard? how many other channels can you say will take the time and put extensive thought into reporting from under reported areas. of course we cover major global offend, but our passion lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how buying libya and her region. and so many other. we go to them, you make the effort, we care. we stories that need to be told, find away, and demand to be heard. opening the window into another lig

that's justice. brett, what, what does the us push on a settle off there? what does the u. s. o afghan, a stand. what is the us specifically a women and girls and you brought up an interesting point a moment ago who is watching this? what are the takeaways that other countries, even other armed groups are getting from this? i mean the taliban played the long game for 20 years and they ended up getting what they want it. yeah, and look, i think in my view, the united states of america. oh, those brave women, i've kind of started an enormous debt because they were an inspiration. i mean, i remember sitting at the state department at the white house and healing the stories of countless townsend braver race. and yet, you know, unfortunately, president biden has now said, you know, it's just not worth it. it's not worth spending our, our time and making the investment. and i don't care how much spin is put on it from the white house podium. busy we have a band and the cost as you rightly. ok, let me, let me ask you what, let's, let's pick that apart a little bit though, abandoned t

but we will obviously continue the discussion of brett brewin. thank you so much for joining us. ashanna jerone. thank you both for joining us. and again, there will be many more conversations to have about this. that is all for now though. thanks to our gas. thank you to our community as well for participating. we had many, many comments on youtube. i tried to get as many of them read as i can, so i'm keep sending them. we'll continue the dialogue. that's all for now until next time. take care ah, [000:00:00;00] use neither gas, a breathtaking tropical paradise where its former protectors are now wanting to very we follow their journey as they put their lives on the line. breaking. it's all medical now to the euro. challenge in the brazilian dictatorship, the democratic run, football team, lindsay, and change the course of the nation. the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals, as the doctor football rebels concludes with the celebration of life and legacy of socrates and the corinthians, democracy movements on al jazeera, the stat

brett, why have we seen this situation deteriorate so quickly? >> the short answer, biden and his team consider the consequences of such a rushed and i would say reckless retreat from afghanistan. you know, i have been in a number of countries where we have withdrawn peace keeping forces and you do so with a plan, with a process in place, and i think unfortunately biden was too fixated on the symbolic 20th anniversary of 9/11, and not on the conditions on the ground, not what it would take for the afghan government and certainly the afghan military to be able to hold their ground. >> so evelyn, there is certainly that critique we're going to hear quite a bit, the president also put some blame on the previous administration in his statement today he said, i inherited a deal cut by my predecessor, when i became president, i faced a choice, follow through on the deal to get out safely or ramp up our presence. i was the fourth president to preside over, i will not pass this into a fifth. leaving afghanistan was always going to be an incredibly delica

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or that another character wouldn't brett goldstein does the same.you're from somerset, woman. no, you wouldn't." [ laughter ] >> seth: it's really -- it's really wonderful and you came from a theater background and i know, from, you know, being friends with a lot of the guys on the show, they are both theater fans, they're both musical-theater fans do you feel sort of extra appreciated, knowing that you're around these sort of west end fan boys >> well, that's exactly what they are in fact, i said to jason and to brett and to our lovely coach beard brendan, i was like, "you do realize that in the west end, we would call you west end wendys?" [ light laughter ] because they know more show tunes than i do. i'm meant to be the one that's had like a 20-year musical theater career, and they're suddenly finishing each other's sentences. i'm kind of sure that's how i got the role, 'cause they're all just like, "oh, i saw you in 'into the woods.'" [ laughter ] brett goldstein, i'm telling you, brett goldstein was fan girling like a bitch, and he knows that'

and then they can brain brett kavanaugh. >> this is so amusing.what he was supposed to say it may not pass constitutional muster but lawyers think it should are that it will amenable litigate. nobody expected biden would go out there in the meantime push the $45 million out the door. that is pretty raw. the question is can they get away with that? and then spending money on rental relief and so will it work going forward? and then that pressure is already on for the progressives to do this again and then to cancel student debt and then is there any limiting principle at all of the political hardball with the eviction moratorium? none that anyone can see. paul: so that leaves the courts that have ruled against this moratorium so far. and then the reason is because brett kavanaugh said i joined four of my colleagues at the band exceeds the statutory authority. but it will expire on july 31st anyway and give more time to spend the money. and then i matter of judicial forbearance so what will brett kavanaugh do now? we will take advantage of that and

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. >> here now chief fox news host of special report brett baier. have covered everything there is to cover. news wise, your thoughts. reporter: good evening, i have covered a lot of hurricanes and tropical storms when i was based in the atlanta bureau, 17 named storms over the years. my thoughts are, this is a dangerous storm. when hurricane katrina hit, and a poignant anniversary, 16 years ago, hurricane katrina hit new orleans, it hit as a category 3. this hit as a category 4. now as you mentioned downgraded to a 3. the thing about katrina, it stuck for a while, it was slow. the flooding inundated new orleans because the levees did not hold. a lot of improvement has been made in that area. to the levee system, by army corps of engineers and others, a lot of changes, however there is a lot of danger there, hopefully people have been heeding the warnings, and hopefully the storm moves quickly, it ha slowed wore told to about 10 miles per hour, that is not fast. trey: brett, move from weather to war. you covered the pentagon also. two issues, the wi

. >> vicki and grant brett goldstein better known as the foul mouth but also lovable roy can't.y came out of nowhere and now he's an emmy nominee. here's what you may not know about this fan favorite breakout star. there is >> you might not next week. you can kiss that right. because by >> brent was first hired as a writer for ted lasso. but after the first season's writers room wrapped brett sent the production team a secret audition tape in hopes of playing roy because he felt such a strong bond. how much are you like your character, though. >> i'm like really. but i have that gene, that slightly worried about what people would think. so. i keep it all that's i got to play so that's why i'm not going end up with an ounce. >> writing and playing roy earned read his first emmy nomination for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series. but the 41 year-old brit has to compete against his costars brendan nick muhammad and jeremy swift. you guys. you got a little competition with each other. and that happened for 8, though he discussed. and i think on the night we should >> and

so brett, far for a release is a hard hitting message on the dangerous a concussion in children that's coming up in sport with joe. ah, ah news news news news with me. ah ah. ah, trying to support his job, he to thank you very much. the us open tennis champion, dominic team will not defend his title this year off to pulling out injured. the one the mistake says he's going to be out for the rest of the season with a risk problem. team suffer the injury back in june, up the new yorker open and it forced him to mess with. and he trained last week of the pain returned and doctors have advised him to keep wearing a splinter for another few weeks. teams us opened when last year was his 1st major titled form of flushing meadows champion marin chill. it had a straight set when on tuesday to reach the round of 30 cincinnati masters. the crowd beats after and 7563 to set up, meeting with seed under a group lead in the next few minutes. walsman hello is through to the 2nd round of the women's events. she's finished runner up 3 times here before the remaining and perhaps had a tougher assignment t

c. brett, i would point to the $60000.00 con soldiers that gave their lives and tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands who were injured in the line of duty. so questioning the bravery, questioning the will to fight, i think, is quite frankly, a dishonorable thing for the president to do. and clearly the white house, the administration are looking for who can we point the finger at? i think it is really frustrating for those of us who worked in those holes in the situation room to watch an administration that refuses to acknowledge the errors. fine. we all understand joe biden wanted out of afghanistan, but there are, there are ways of doing it that don't create this kind of chaos, these kinds of consequences that have just been catastrophic. i think, let me ask you the same question. sure question though, i just want to a clear yes or no. are you saying that the u. s. should remain in afghanistan? i obviously that's off the table. but is that what you're saying should have happened that the us should not be withdrawing. right, right 1st and then, but i'm sorry, pressed on a bus on a go fo

brett comes to mind, and you know him, i am sure. you served in 2011 and left your position. your credentials are impeccable, you have a good resume. has everyone -- has everyone reached out for you? biden should be familiar with your experience. has every -- anyone reached out for you -- to you for advice? presidents are more inclined to satisfy an agenda instead of really reaching out to the people who have the experience and knowledge to deal with the situation. thank you. host: before you go, to answer your question specifically about where the world stands on refugees, al jazeera with a round of that this week that might be helpful for you. the u.s., the u.k., and canada. the united kingdom to welcome 20,000 people over several years. canada, 27,000 prioritizing minorities and lgbtq and vulnerable afghans. there is a wrap up that i wanted to point out to you and i will let the ambassador take your question. guest: thank you for pointing that out. a number of countries have spoken up and i just noted this morning that albania has come forward and said we will take all of

i'm brett graham along with my wife who lives in muscatine. we have with us this evening a very experienced journalist to talk about her insightful richly detailed new book dissent for the radicalization of the

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brett: i'm bret baier in for chris wallace. resume debate on a trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure package. >> it's a bill that would end years of gridlock in washington. brett: the senate works the weekend as both parties rush to finalize a may investigator infrastructure bill. but it faces an uncertain future in the house where progressives push democratic leaders for more. and republicans promise zero support for the president's next massive agenda item. eye they want t unleash a

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and brett eagleson put it very, very starkly and simply. i'm not quoting, but essentially his warning to us ought to reverberate in these halls. public officials on that anniversary will be making speeches about how we should never forget, about how we need to commemorate the memories of all who perished in 9/11, but as he said, their words will ring shallow or hollow if their own government continues to refuse to disclose documents and evidence needed for them to seek justice, those families deserve better. and the cause is bigger than just those families. it is the american people who deserve better. they deserve and they need to know the truth about whether the complicity and other kinds of potential criminal activity can be proved in a court of law, can be used to learn about future action to be taken. and if agencies of the united states government, including our intelligence agency knew about that and failed to take sufficient action, we should know those facts as well. it is incomprehensible why the united states government has faile

leadership, both of the department of defense and the biden administration as a whole. >> shannon: brettnal word. where do we go with this? how do we reassure the people that we are going to get them out. some of them aren't going to get that chance. their lives will be taken before that happens. how do we take this message more broadly to the rest of the world that when the u.s. partners with you, you'll be okay. >> i think that's the key question. these are a lot of our allies, whether it's london. asking themselves would we ever go back into a mission with the u.s. given how things went. biden has got to fix it, he's got to shore up those alliances, he has got to give america the credibility that next time one of our allies are threatened, we are all of this together. >> shannon: thank you for lending us your expertise on this tonight as we continue to watch things unfold. >> thank you. have a great night. more than 1400 people are dead, 6,000 injured after a magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit haiti over the weekend. the devastation to get worse overnight as the tropical depression bringing

this is exactly the reaction are trying to get out of brett stevens and the american establishment. america needs to stay at war until we literally can't anymore because our dollar is completely destroyed in her empire completely broken like what happened in the soviets. >> subtitles how to and the war on terrorism. how do you define that war in what state did you see it started? >> well, the real war on terrorism began in 2001 after september 11. of course the cia had efforts against al qaeda around the middle east in the years leading up to that. but in essence, the war on terrorism has been a bait and switch. from the very beginning the bush had been a straight inflated belt -- center foreign minister to warn the americans of an impending attack. and then from there they immediately conflate to bin laden and his of radicals with saddam hussein the atheist dictator of iraq. a land where the word no al qaeda members were there never been a suicide bombing in the entire history of the country. they use the fear of terrorism and the fear of a completely phony, fake, dishonestly claim

two of his previously published books, was co-authored with brett eisenberg, and also sent gettysburg, has been awarded the prestigious >> over coddington award is the most outstanding work on the gettysburg battle campaign. he has also co-authored with gettysburg foundation ceo wayne mott and mapmaker steven stanley the book tickets a charge at gettysburg. it was the first battlefield guide legendary here at gettysburg. also a cohost of the popular battle of gettysburg podcasts. he's written numerous articles and publications he is one of the major content liners and appears in the american battlefield app here at gettysburg. he has appeared on npr, travel channels, murder mysteries, and civil war talk radio. and he was entered in july 2013 issued a civil war monitor. i would now like to present to you is going to be presenting the program neutral ground in the gettysburg peach orchard. [applause] >> thank you tammy for the introduction brett is going to tell you to not go too far because i do not have the remote clicker, i think we are in good shape though. wow, what a crowd afraid

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our job was to go and find them and brett �*sjob was to job was to go and find them and brett �*s jobd he paid the ultimate sacrifice. his mother has messaged me if you times and i cannot imagine what both families are going through at the moment. [30 what both families are going through at the moment.— what both families are going through at the moment. do you believe it was over 450 people _ at the moment. do you believe it was over 450 people including _ at the moment. do you believe it was over 450 people including your - over 450 people including your friends that you have just told us about, do you believe they all died in vain? i about, do you believe they all died in vain? ., , , �* about, do you believe they all died in vain? .,, , �* .,, in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something — in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes _ in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes out _ in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes out of - in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes out of this. - in vain? i hope they didn't, i hope something comes out

i want to brett in bret baier, anchor of "special report." he interviewed john kirby. bret, a big change of approach here since you spoke with him. compare what he said to you to what he's saying today. thanks for being here. >> good afternoon. it's night and day in less than 24 hours. the administration went from going to say that the taliban needs to understand that if they want to be welcomed into the international community, they need to do x, y and z. i pressed him saying you have u.n. people on the ground, human rights watch people saying there's beheadings and executions as they're taking over the big cities. he said we understand that. they had a different talking point. today after a briefing with the president and the defense secretary, they're deciding that more troops need to be put in. three battalions of marines and other soldiers to evacuate american citizens there. you heard those last questions, martha, about the images of saigon and marines going in to rescue americans at the embassy in vietnam that is where we are after almost 20 years on the ground

nfl hall of famer brett favre urging parents not to let their kids underage 14 play tackle football.or concussion in which i had memory loss and was out for a period of time. >> he appears in a new public service announcement from the concussion legacy foundation saying children have a higher chance of developing cte if they play before the age of 14. a study from the cdc found if they participate in tackle football, they are 15 times more likely to suffer a head injury than those who play flag football. there was a big push on this a few years ago. there was real concern from the national football league moms would start really saying you are not playing. it is too risky. >> i know a lot of moms who did not want their sons to play in high school. that is another reason the flag football leagues have gotten so popular. but i wonder if someone as famous for what brett favre making the statement will impact other parts of the country. >> it might have an impact because of his image, a macho guy. but he's coming out in favor of protecting the health and well-being of the players. >> i w

just like brett in virginia.lip-flops kitchen table working on group chat talking to intel officers. guiding people through taliban checkpoints. american citizens. not just talking about siv holders american citizens that's what brett is working on here. i know they are packing up. i know they are heading out. do you know what was sitting outside those gates i feel like you would try find a way. brett and his crew are trying. steve: absolutely. we did reach out to the state department. they referred to us twitter statement u.s. ambassador ross wilson which said, quote: this is a high risk operation. claims that american citizens have been turned away or are denied access to harmid karzai international airport by embassy staff or u.s. forces are false. brett, is that true or false? >> >> well, as of about 3:00 eastern time this morning it was definitely false. i have family of four that were outside the gate. we were networking furiously. every channel that we knew, some with folks had channels into centcom and ot