jon: from the white house, to begin the president at camp david.aliban lightning quick advance with all expert predictions here is what john kirby said just days ago about the possibility of kabul being taken over. >> without getting into a battlefield that kabul right now is not the imminent threat environment. >> less than 72 hours ago let's being in retired four-star general jacking but institute of the study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst. how did it happen so fast, general? cobble over one this morning? it was lightning fast. >> certainly. and it's interesting to watch the administration try to shift this claim to others to the afghans themselves in the previous administration. what happened is the administration had solomon advice for military leaders to include a secretary of defense and the field commanders the national security team that were advising the president night not to conduct with unilateral withdrawal and our allies who were operating in afghanistan with us, and follows the president we should stay there to keep 25

>> he likes camp david. a place to be outside, spend time with family.autiful scenery there. go ahead. >> dagen: i guess being at camp david, they think the american people will think he's working? i don't know. you're hiding one way or another, whether you're at camp david or in wilmington. one other issue that we need to hear more about from the biden administration, whether it is psaki, preferably the president himself, his inflation. just this morning we found out that the university of michigan consumer sentiment index fell to the lowest level in ten years. because people are worried about higher prices. we see it in the fox news poll. concerned about inflation, 86%. yes it's because a hardship for your family. recent increases in grocery prices, 70%, gas prices 67%. also housing costs. they want to spend at least $3.5 trillion more money as inflation is going up and by the way, real wages, wages adjusted for inflation have fallen for the american people seven straight months. essentially since joe biden took office. maybe you ought to address that

. >> what about camp david? are there artifacts from camp david? >> i don't know of any off the top of my head. it's interesting you mentioned it. i didn't want to talk about camp david. this particular retreat prior to eisenhower's administration was called camp shangri-la. at the time during the worry and concern about communist expansion, they did not think that shangri-la was an appropriate name so eisenhower renamed it camp david after his grandson. we have a lot of photos from camp david. but i don't know if anything off the top of my head about camp david. it is an interesting question. >> okay. what about artifacts related to the development of the interstate system? >> great question. would you like to talk about the interstate system. we do have some documents from the interstate system development. we are really interested in showing the dichotomy or the juxtaposition of eisenhower during his early military years, was involved in the transcontinental convoy. during this the military was trying to decide if they could mobilize from the ea

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>> that's exactly what's happening he started his vacation in delaware now he's at camp david and heht his advisors with them over to camp david and the materials that they needed there on the situation talking currently about the afghan situation in your getting briefing on the vaccination progress and the progress of the delta. in the u.s. as well as what's going on at the border. sean: thank you for the report i appreciate that. let's begin ranking member of ways and means committee my good friend kevin brady for rise of inflation. welcome to "kudlow" i appreciate you joining me. >> good to see you. >> you look great without ever confide hopefully that is your house in texas. i want to talk to you about consumer price index, the produr price with a 7.8% we heard economist and democrat state inflation is transitory but when you see the massive amount of spending happened in a government you see this inflation happening year-over-year long-term? >> there's no doubt about it. seven months in a row under president biden american families purchasing power has shrunk right now prices ar

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had they known just how quickly camp david would implode. what further reporting do you have from inside the west wing including but not limited to other regrets they might have? >> well, clearly the president and his team did not ants fate calamity that unfolded as quickly as did it over the weekend and into monday. they acknowledged as much publicly. it was striking to see the president remain at camp david through the weekend although did he come back unplanned to the white house on monday to give that address to the nation. this is a real crisis for this president. it is the first time in his seven months in office here where there are democrats. they are publicly critical of his words and actions, using words like failure to describe the withdrawal from afghanistan. if they follow through with the mission as ben just outlined it over the next few weeks, the assessment might be a little different. at this moment, this is a president really back on his wheels without a lot of support here in washington for the way that this is being execu

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president trump did say he wanted to invite the taliban to camp david.did not actually do that. yes, it was on the 9/11 anniversary again. negotiations were changed. details in biden's statement are irrelevant at hand. the trump administration did make the deal with the taliban that led us to today, but the taliban repeatedly violated that agreement. biden could have cited that and changed the deal. he didn't. it's one of the few things biden hasn't reversed from the trump administration. now to be sure every president in the last 20 years has had their hands in this. george w. bush took his eye off the ball with claims there were weapons of mass destruction in iraq, there were not. obama set timetables that encouraged the taliban to wait this out. we killed one of the negotiators in the air strike. the buck and debacle stops at the desk of just one president, and that's the man who is currently the president. there's a lot happening on social media. citizen journalists document what's happening in afghanistan. we're talking about it on twitter. you can

may i ask you about camp david? i have the impression that you generally come to camp david without visitors and important guests, that you generally come, just the two of you, off by yourself. is that correct? >> yes. >> some people get the sense that you really are happiest when you're off by yourselves. >> well, we are surrounded by people all week long, and it -- you have to be by yourself to recharge and have time alone. >> i guess we are happy have just when we are. i know that when i was a bachelor in hollywood, i was a frequenter of the fires club, you know, my fellow actors go for their for dinner and all that. and i stopped going to the fires club after we got married. >> that's the biggest compliment he can pay you, i guess. >> [laughs] yes! >> with all the pressures of your job, if we can talk seriously just for a moment, how does misses regan act as a pressure relief from that? you know, how are you able to let your hair down with her, with her, in a sense that it rejuvenate you and allows you to go bac

president biden has got his vacation short at camp david. we learned not just a short time ago, and he has now set to address the nation less than two hours from now. three: 45:00 p.m. it was just five weeks ago that the president said taliban takeover of the country was highly unlikely. >> trace: we have a pack shouts ahead. morgan ortagus. we also have senator lindsey graham standing by with his reaction. it is >> sandra: fox team coverage. jacqui heinrich is at the white house. but first, jennifer griffin's life at the pentagon with the breaking details. what did you just learn from the everything that happened at the pentagon a short time ago? >> that briefing just ended, but i received a very credible first hand report from those on the ground and kabul saying that the taliban are going door to door, looking for those who have worked with and fought alongside the americans, and they are looking already for retribution. there are terrified people in their houses, trying to destroy any evidence that they have worked with the americans fea

richar>> and just tonight presit biden came back to the white house earlier than planned from camp david. bipartisan group of 44 lawmakers eyes asking him to extend the august 31 deadline for a full withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan so that all americans, our allies and vulnerable afghans like the gentleman you just heard from can safely leave taliban permitting. earlier today, the white house was asked about biden's assertion that the buck stops with him. >> he's taking responsibility for every decision at the united states government took with respect to afghanistan, because as he says the buck stops with him. i'm also taking responsibility, and so are my colleagues. >> amid all of this, the white house is preparing to unveil the next step in its fight against the virus. federal health officials expect to tell the people wednesday they should get a booster shot, eight months after they were vaccinated. a report out tonight from the washington post says a slew of new data from various sources raise concern about declining immunity as this delta variant spreads across our countr

but then turned around to impacts at camp david. i think the allowed a lot of questions to be raised about what he's doing at a time that's perilous events, not only endangering afghans, but as the general, said endangering americans to. this story is not yet over, and we have not necessarily seen the worst of. it the worst can be seen to, come in terms of americans in as andrea, said in terms of the afghans and, selves particularly women and girls. the story in the next weeks and months to come, could get much much worse, then even when we saw today. >> what a day we've witnessed all together, peter, andrea, general, are great things for starting us off on this monday night. coming up for, us the uncharted waters we now enter, the potential long term consequences of the fall of afghanistan. the rise of the taliban. and later, what to make of this breaking news tonight about the booster, shots even if the problem with this variance, is the americans who refused to get their first shots. all of it as the 11th hour is just getting und

the optics around joe biden at camp david this weekend were not great.gely because there was no one around joe biden at camp david this weekend. did they realize in a slow-rolling way that he absolutely had to speak today? >> yeah, i think they did. obviously, camp david is a fully operational facility for any president. as a visual, the idea of a president just sitting there by himself, looking at a screen while all this is going on, obviously, was not the image that the white house wanted, not an image that helps the white house in any way. the president came back to washington to give his speech but then he turned around and went back to camp david. and he simply allowed a lot of questions to be raised about what he's doing at a time of such perilous events that are engagering afghans and americans too. the worst of it still could be to come in terms of americans and as andrea said in terms of the afghans themselves, particularly women and girls. the story in the next weeks and months to come could get much, much worse given what we saw today. >> what

we have a president of the united states at camp david. we have people who went before congress time and again and said things are pretty much on track, we had some challenges but things were going well. this went on for 10 or 12 years we were getting those updates. should secretary austin remain in his position and mark remain in his? >> a lot of work to hold leadership accountable. maybe not what may be history that began 10, 11, 12 years ago but as i think of these things our constitution demands our commander-in-chief be held accountable, we've been handed lots of challenges, north korea building up its program, giving back the fifth of ukraine, lots of challenges, we didn't blame them, we dealt with them, confronted them, took them on. president biden needs to be held accountable for what is taking place in afghanistan -- as a result of the decisions and the way he executed this withdrawal in a hasty unplanned way that upended so much of the good work that had artie been done, he needs to be held accountable and he needs to make accou

he is at camp david. he was briefed yesterday. the president put out a rather lengthy statement yesterday. that was the first time we heard from him addressing this in several days as the taliban came closer to kabul, and essentially saying that he was maintaining the course, that the priority here is on the americans in that country and getting those americans out, andy ensuring tt the military forces that have beenav sent in are protected an secure, and trying to expedite the process for the visa applications for those afghans who have aided the u.s. forces. obviously that expedition process is not going very quickly andot smoothly, but tha the focus is on helping the americans and those who have aidedan the americans in the country right now, and not trying to help the afghan people. essentially saying that the u.s. maintains this afghanistan is now in the hands of the afghan people. they are setting their destiny. as part of that statement the president put out, he said one more year or five more years of u.s. y military prese

it was the then president, the former guy, who secretly planned to meet with the taliban at camp david right before the anniversary of 9/11. it was the former guy who signed a peace treaty with the taliban. >> we had a very good conversation with the leader of the taliban today. they're looking to get this ended and we're looking to get it ended. i think we all have a very common interest. >> okay. danny, can you please replay that director, please. thank you. >> we had a very good conversation with the leader of the taliban today, and they're looking to get this ended and we're looking to get it ended. i think we all have a very common interest. >> thank you very much. those are the facts. another fact, the former guy who bragged about his phone call with the man who now leads the taliban, who was released from prison at the request of the trump administration. >> and i'll be meeting personally with taliban leaders in the not too distant future, and we'll be very much hoping that they will be doing what they say they're going to be doing. they will be killing terrorists. they will be

so president biden, continuing his vacation at camp david as a situation continues to go under way in couple no indication yet of whether he will be returning to washington in coming days or remain at camp david and continue to monitor the situation there. but there has been great criticism from both sides of the aisle. republicans and democrats have been critical of the biden administration. not necessarily for the decision to go ahead and withdraw us forces, but by the lack of planning that appears to be in terms of the process that led, nobody expecting or predicting that the taliban would now be in control of the country, even as us citizens are still in station now sheltering in couple airport. my kind of their 1st in washington dc. thank you all the fall of cobble brings to an end a to decade experiments in nation building on the part of the u. s. honest allies particle have has a look at how response the 911 attacks grew to become what americans call the forever war. most people will likely remember why it started not the arrow of a demand that held in turnover of summer, been

. >> now president biden has been monitoring the situation from camp david over the weekend but has largely been absent as his administration's plan collapses for getting americans and afghans out of the country. the white house defending its decision to proceed with the withdrawal of all u.s. troops despite this clear miscalculation about the length of time they had, the strength or lack of of the afghan military and the strength of the taliban. the president expected to address the nation in the next few days, we're told, on this stunning fall of afghanistan. so let's go live to cnn's clarissa ward on the ground in kabul. i will say that response from the white house, clarissa, is sort of overshadowed by just how big a development this is in kabul, in afghanistan. tell us what you're seeing there on the ground. >> reporter: you know, brianna, it's pretty rare as a reporter that you feel like you're watching history in the making. but this is truly one of these stories. day one of reporting now in the islamic emirate of afghanistan. you can see a lot has changed. the dress code what i'm we

there never was a meeting at camp david. that was called off.ops with the president and that's the current president. to be sure every president in the last 20 years has had their hands in this. george w. bush took his eyes off the ball with the claims that there were weapons of mass destruction in iraq and there were not. obama set timetables and we killed one of their most pragmatic negotiators in an air strike. president trump started the negotiations to get us out and planned to have troops out by may, but lost the election. biden promised to get the troops out as well. we're tracking everything happening in afghanistan tweeting about it. social media has a lot of incredibly strong video to watch. find me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> mail-in ballots are on their way if you haven't received yours already for the special recall election. today is the deadline for counties to mail out the ballots ahead of the september 14th election. a cbs poll finds 52% of likely voters oppose removing governor newsom from office, four percentage points h

annmarie: he is still in camp david.hose pictures circulating on twitter, briefing with his team virtually. that is where we know as of now where he will stay. what is critical for this administration is to make sure all u.s. personnel get evacuated from kabul. you saw the scenes of what happened at the embassy with the flag coming down on the u.s. embassy, and what we heard from the state department is that we do have all u.s. personnel, diplomats, security at the airport. to make sure they get evacuated as well as the afghani's, that a lot of american officials gave their word to get out of the country. that is the chaotic scene right now, at the kabul airport. that is going to be priority number one. jonathan: the number one question i heard asked repeatedly over the past week, whether it was military veterans or armchair generals -- they all asked the same question, how did this happen so quickly with little or no resistance? annmarie: it is a very good question. there will be days, weeks, if not years dissecting all

there's nothing scheduled at this point as he is at camp david. a fastly changing situation. >> shannon, thank you for that reporting. courtney, we want to go to you at the pentagon. what are you hearing about the latest details we're getting? you said not all 5,000 troops are there. the efforts to evacuate the folks from the airport hearing shots fired there in the area and also this other report that nbc news hasn't confirmed that the president of afghanistan has fled the country. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy is saying there are report of shots fired at the airport. they are warning americans to shelter in place. obviously, this is, if it turns out there's shots being fired or any attempt to contest the security at the airport, this is a very serious and potentially grave development in afghanistan but at this point, it's just reports of shots fired. as you mentioned, there's been also reports, largely on social media but some local media outlets are starting to pick it up that some of the afghan leadership have been fleeing the country or atte

joe biden has left for camp david, fled the questioning. administration official who was not authorized to speak on the record told me there are estimated 10,000 u.s. citizens in the country with vast majority in or near kabul. workers may not want to leave, most are scrambling to escape. interesting line, we need more troops from the pentagon and more state department resources to evacuate americans, the official said, i feel like i am working against my own government to get my own country's people out. john james, you have 750 combat hours, you know better than anyone how to get those americans out. what are we facing right now? >> john: the audaci ty of an american president, people are isolated, hungry issue not paid and faced with having their families obliterated to turn his back on the allies, people who fought with us for twept yearss, joe biden should be ashamed of himself. the first thing we must do, continue to get every american, every ally and every asset out. second thing we have to do, secure our southern border and the unit

the white house releasing this photo of president biden receiving a briefing at camp david. our extensive coverage tonight. ian pannell is in afghanistan. rachel scott and martha raddatz standing by. >>> also breaking tonight, the death toll rising from the catastrophic earthquake in haiti. hundreds more dead. thousands of others injured and many still missing at this hour. the powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake stronger than the quake that devastated the country back in 2010. the acting prime minister declaring a state of emergency. homes and buildings reduced to rubble. some residents staying in makeshift shelters. the u.s. joining the recovery effort. matt gutman is in haiti tonight. >>> we're also tracking grace. rapidly approaching haiti threatening to bring flooding rains and triggering dangerous landslides. the storm is part of the twin tropical threats now facing the u.s. tropical storm warnings posted in florida at this hour. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> and the deadly summer covid surge pushing hospitals to the brink. the u.s. recording more than 140,000 new

president biden remains up in camp david. he is currently scheduled to return from camp david on wednesday. it's unclear whether he might come a bit sooner than that. so far, the rounds of defense and explanation have all been coming down to top officials at the white house, who have continued to defend the pres president's decision to overall withdraw american military presence from afghanistan while also acknowledging that they miscalculated the speed to which the situation was deteriorating in the country. take a listen to national security adviser jake sullivan, talking a bit earlier today. >> what the president kept saying over and over again was that it was not inevitable that kabul would fall. it was not inevitable. there was the capacity to stand up and resist. that capacity did not happen. now the president prepared for every possible contingenccontin including this one. the reason that there are u.s. force at the airport, effectuating the evacuation, so that they could be there quickly in the event there was a rapid

we know he's at camp david until wednesday.ts back. steve: peter thank you very much obviously joe biden didn't say to peter's question is afghanistan lost, because at that., he knew it probably was. let's bring in representative dan crenshaw, congressman from the great state of texas, retired navy seal served in afghanistan. congressman, good morning to you ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. steve: it is a dark day for america, because after 20 years of a trillion dollars, thousands of lives, afghanistan is lost. >> i mean, the in competence of the biden administration on this is really overwhelming. there needs to be resignations, there needs to be firings. they couldn't have done this in a worse way. we have american citizens left behind. we have people getting shot in kabul airport, at this moment. it's such a complete disaster. look, but i do have to say this to my fellow veterans. gold star families that have made such big sacrifices. this does not mean it was all done in vein and this gets to a broader point which i

and they can do their job from camp david.cized him for that. i find it odd he is not surrounded by his national security team. there is a sense of detachment that is an unhealthy detachment. what rankles me is blaming others. when he says he inherited it from president trump he also inherited a remain in mexico policy. if we followed that we wouldn't have the border crisis. why did he reverse that policy? he can reverse a policy from his predecessor when he wants to. all of a sudden now he can't reverse what president trump did and can't do it differently? of course he can. he is the one who set this in motion and if that's not perfectly knowable, why did we withdraw the troops only to have to send them back? there is proof he bungled it. >> harris: are there more far left people in his party wearing the pants no matter how they are dressing. is he out numbered? i've wanted to ask that question of someone who would look at the situation and see maybe he is capitulateing to the loudest voices in the room? >> this is his decisi

let me ask you about about camp david. i have the impression that you generally come to camp david without visitors an important guest that you you generally come. just the two of you off by yourselves. that is that correct? yes. some people get the sense that you two really are happiest when you're off by yourselves. but we're surrounded by people all week long, and it's i can't be by yourself to recharge and and and have time alone. chris i guess. i guess we are happiest when we're i know that when i was a bachelor in hollywood, i there's a frequenter of the friars club, you know, and my fellow actors go there for dinner and all of that. and i stopped going to the friars club after i got married. that's the biggest compliment he could tell you i guess it with all the pressures of your job though. we could talk seriously just for a moment. how does mrs reagan? act as a as a as a pressure release from that, you know, i mean, how are you able to sort of let your hair down with her with with her in a sense that that it rejuv

let me ask you about camp david.ave the impression that you generally come to camp david without visitors and important guests, that you generally come just the two of you off by yourselves. is that correct? >> yes. >> some people get the sense that you two really are happiest when you are off by yourselves. >> well, we're surrounded by people all week long and it's -- to be by yourself to recharge and have time alone. >> of course, i guess we are happiest when we're -- i know that when i was a bachelor in hollywood -- >> well -- >> i was a frequenter of the fryers club and my fellow actors would go there for dinner and all of that and i stopped going to the friars club after i got married. >> that's the biggest compliment he could pay you, i guess. >> yes. >> with all the pressures of your job, though, if we could talk seriously just for a moment, how does mrs. reagan act as a -- as a pressure release from that? i mean, how are you able to sort of let your fair down with her in a sense that -- that it rejuvenates yo

we have a president of the united states currently at camp david. he's gone back there. we have people who went before congress time and time again and said things are on track. we had some challenges that things were going well. this went on for ten, 12 years we were getting those updates. should secretary austin remain in his position and mark milley and his? >> boy, there is a lot of work to hold the leadership accountable. maybe not even just -- this may be history and ten, 11 years ago that we need to go back and look at irregular outcome as i think about these things, our constitution demands that senior leader commander-in-chief be held accountable. we've had a lot of challenges when we were in office. building up the program, previous administration giving back a fit that the ukraine. we had lots of challenges. we didn't pass the buck or blame them, we confronted them and took them on. president biden needs to be held accountable for what is taking place in afghanistan today and anything that befalls the united states as a result of the decisions he made in the w

so far he has stayed at camp david and stayed out of sight. good morning. >> we haven't heard a peep from the president in several days. we're hearing that unless the schedule changes he will remain at camp david through wednesday. >> focused on insuring that the mission, which is to secure that airport and to continue these evacuations, that that mission continues and is brought to a positive conclusion. that's his overriding focus right now. he is deeply engaged on it and yes at the right point he will absolutely address the american people. >> at the right point. the taliban are confiscating weapons and killing anyone they know helped the united states over the last few years. critics want to see a little more urgency in evacuating those afghans. >> there are apparently gun fights breaking out there. tens of thousands of afghans on the runway. we need to get folks out as quickly as possible. the issue of afghans who supported the u.s. forces, these are questions we raised in april we were encouraging the biden administration not to wait to

, red for 19 minutes, then took no questions and left the podium and went back to camp david. answers were supposed to be provided today by the national security adviser, a young chap who looks like he's running for student council but i wouldn't vote for him after this performance. >> when the civil war comes to end with an opposing force marching on the capital there are going to be scenes of chaos, there are going to be lots of people leaving the country, that's not something that can be fundamentally avoided. >> translation it happens. what about getting those americans out of afghanistan? >> i'm not going to come into my propheticals. i will stay focused on the task at hand which is getting as many people out as rapidly as possible and we will take that day by day. we asked them to come to be a particular on flights and take them home, that's what we intend to do. >> don't worry about the taliban people attacking everyone on the way. of yours ago, the diplomatic national security sector, trying to clarify in a tweet claiming what he meant to say was the intent and they wi

biden will be at camp david at least until wednesday. jon?jon: kevin corke from the white house, kevin, thank you. >> uh-huh. >> jon: a second group of u.s. marines arriing in kabul to assist with evacuation of american citizens and afghan interpreters. this as we learn our military is preparing for the possibility of closing the u.s. embassy there for good. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more on that. lucas? >> good evening, jon. let's break down the 5,000 number. 3,000 u.s. marines and soldiers were already rushing to kabul to join a thousand u.s. troops already on the ground. the extra thousand, paratroopers from the 82nd airborne division part of the alert brigades in the 18th airborne corps based at fort bragg. afghanistan's fourth largest city and the big nest the north fell -- biggest in the north fell to the taliban. not long after 9/11 attacks this was the city with u.s. special forces on horseback teamed one the northern alliance to crush the taliban by calling in the b 52 strikes destroying the taliban 20 years ago. now

. >> president biden remains at camp david.lier on "fox news sunday" former secretary of state mike pompeo calling out biden administration. >> it looks like biden administration has just failed in its execution of its own plan. it looks like they're now trying to get folks out. this reminds me of previous administrations have allowed 'em was pass says to be overrun, it starts to feel this way. it feels like this is a bit of panic having to reinsert soldiers to get them out. we reduced our forces in a minutely, and the taliban didn't announce on capitals. >> trey yingst live in the middle east with the latest on what's happening in kabul. hi, trey. >> reporter: good afternoon. we know the biden administration has authorized an additional 1,000 u.s. troops to head to kabul and assist with this evacuation not only of u.s. personnel, but also u.s. allies. there are major concerns that the interpreters and the transa laters, those to who help -- translators, those who helped in afghanistan over the past 20 years, will be left behin

eastern from camp david. bloomberg is confirming it will be on afghanistan.fghanistan is making all the headlines. it's really about china and the weaker growth. you can see the risk off in the united states. we don't take two-week vacations in the u.s. that means more volume trading. move into safety, the 10 year yield is down by five basis points. the dollar is not getting that much of a bid. they are outperforming in the g10 space. the index is down 0.1%. this is what we've seen in copper, the oil space. it is getting hit on the china headlines. if they are not buying, who is? that disrupts the supply. we will break that down. guy: all of the numbers we saw over the weekend, economic activity is down. it begins to slow more quickly than many people would have anticipated. retail sales and investments, all of those numbers missed forecast. fresh outbreaks are adding a new wrinkle to all of this. the chinese recovery has been hit by floods and the faltering global demand story. all of this is getting rolled into the numbers we are looking at. we have his tak

they would sit at camp david weekend after weekend and watch movies, get drunk. i have great stories in my book about headache -- how they just tied one on one night. finally, he just puts bebe on the phone and he says henry, it is your --- if this doesn't work out well. ultimately, it is a story that does not have any boundaries when nixon asks to help him aid in his most nefarious schemes and help them punish his enemies. he takes out a $100,000 bribe from howard hughes. host: we have people listening to this that will know that richard nixon taped his oval office cause. have one from 1972 when the men are talking and it is a way to listen to the report of the men. >> they did not dream that you would do this. >> most people think it will sink the russian summit. if it does, what the hell? >> if they do, i think it will want it all the more. they did not say anything about kindness. i had never had such a reaction on anything. my phone was ringing off the hook. this was just a phenomenal thing. one woman called and and i'd -- and i did not know if she was drunk

the president issuing the statement from his vacation in camp david after meeting with his security team. today the taliban captured afghanistan fourth-largest city in a major setback to the government and this is as insurgents marked closer. the afghanistan president saying his priority is to re- mobilize afghan security forces surrendering to the taliban say as a historic responsibility, i am trying to not let the war that's been imposed on the afghan people causing further killing of innocent, the loss of 20 years of achievement, destruction of public institution and long-standing instability. joey, i want to begin with you because we heard friday 3000 u.s. troops were growing at an additional 2000 going now. biden administration insisting not a combat mission. what are your thoughts? >> i'll tell you the marines going there will get the job done if it's a combat mission, pretty much constitutes combat mission, a city is under siege, a country is about to be taken over by the only sworn enemy of the united states in the last 20 years and we are going to say it's not a combat mission,

at camp david, the administration has been fairly quiet. do we have any sense of whether or not the administration plans to address these developments anytime soon? >> we did get a lengthy statement from the president yesterday. and the secretary of state put out a statement on his call with afghan officials there. we have heard a bit from them. we know the president was briefed at camp david yesterday. we got a photo of that. that was really the only image. but as far as actually hearing from the president, we don't expect him to have any public events in the coming days. he's at camp david. he's going to travel, we believe, to wilmington, delaware. this is. orchestration lead the time of presidential vacations. obviously the president not vacationing while the developments going on here. but at this point, we don't anticipate to hear from the president or have an opportunity to ask him questions on. this at least not today. >> shannon at the white house for. thank. you >> know i want to bring in congressman jake auchincloss of massachuset