crisis in just a few hours it is set for 4:00 o'clock eastern time we will have full coverage, chris wallace will have an in-depth interview with secretary of state anthony blinken on "fox news sunday" at the top of the hour and days refugees from afghanistan have been landing in qatar in the country's government has been instrumental in assisting evacuees including americans, jon scott speaks with qatar's foreign minister about his foreign relief efforts as well as ongoing crisis in afghanistan, don't miss john's interview tonight on "fox report" at 6:00 o'clock eastern. tropical storm henry is bringing strong winds to the northeast for more on the path, after the break. ♪ with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement

room who chris: i am chris wallace more u.s. n the city of kabul. >> were deeply concerned about the trends and where it's going. chris: 4000 troops are sent back to afghanistan weeks before the u.s. plans to in the war. as the situation on the ground unravels and critics blast president biden's execution of his withdrawal. >> we want to get our soldiers back

brett: i'm bret baier in for chris wallace. 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

" is coming up next, thank you for watching, have an awesome day. >> i'm chris wallace as a u.s.ate americans and afghan partners from kabul, president biden reckons with a new reality. chaos near kabul airport as people desperately try to flee the taliban back at home the biden administration shifts explanations and point fingers over how quickly the afghanistan fell. >> it was nothing that i or anyone else all the indicated a collapse of this army and this government in 11

" is coming up next, thank you for watching, have an awesome day. >> i'm chris wallace as a u.s., president biden reckons with a new reality. chaos near kabul airport as people desperately try to flee the taliban back at home the biden administration shifts explanations and point fingers over how quickly the afghanistan fell. >> it was nothing that i or anyone else all the indicated a collapse of this army and this government in 11

weekend you may have seen on "fox news sunday" current secretary of state tony blinken talking to chris wallaceg on? >> this is an incredibly emotional time for many of us. >> the president said al-qaeda is gone. it's not gone. the president said he has not heard any criticism from the allies. there has been a lot of criticism from the allies. words matter. and the words of the president matter most. >> chris, all i can tell you is what i have heard and, again, this is a powerfully emotional time for allies and partners as it is for me, as it is for us. bret: let's bring in our panel guy benson host of the guy benson show on fox news radio. harold ford jr. former tennessee congressman and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. trey, i was struck by that answer by the secretary of state that it was an emotional time for all of us. answered specifically about the president's statements back and for the. it's real emotional time for the americans on the outlines of that taliban ring. >> tony blinken says emotional being on chris wallace's show try hanging on to the wheel of an airplane

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dan: i'm dan perino and for chris wallace abiding a administration pushing back of the mass guidancen new data from the cdc. >> the cdc recommend you wear a mask when you're public and indoors that is true for the vaccinated in the unvaccinated. >> the cdc warning the delta variant spreads as easily as chickenpox and more easily than the common cold the debate over masks and vaccinations raising in cities, businesses in the halls of congress. >> which is that vaccines or masks will ask the director doctor francis collins about the science behind the decision and the push to get more people vaccinated. dana: then what does the new guidance mean for the nations returned to schools. >> is totally irresponsible to drop the mask mandate at the schuylkill time. >> if you implement mask mandate we will not send our students to. dana: mask mandate in indoors in the classroom south carolina governor who is at odds with educators in his state. >> since the last time. dana: we will ask brian that top economic advisor of the delta variant will wreck the economy. blue-collar workers and political

brett: i'm bret baier in for chris wallace. senators set to 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 spending spree. brett: we'll ask transportation secretary pete buttigieg about the state of the deals. then -- >> if you are not vaccinated, please get vaccinated. brett: states face more tough choices on vaccinations and mask mandates as covid cases rise. the white house ups the pressure on gop. we'll talk with florida senator rick scott about the record rise in his state and the fight over masks in schools. plus -- >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. brett: calls the from both side

" is coming up next, thank you for watching, have an awesome day. >> i'm chris wallace as a u.s. rushes to evacuate americans and afghan partners from kabul, president biden reckons with a new reality. chaos near kabul airport as people desperately try to flee the taliban back at home the biden administration shifts explanations and point fingers over how quickly the afghanistan fell. >> it was nothing that i or anyone else all the indicated a collapse of this army and this government in 11 days. >> will discuss the latest plans to get americans out of harm's way with secretary of state anthony blinken and then will get reaction from republican senator ben sasse, member of the intelligence committee which will soon hold hearings on what went wrong and the president struggles to explain his decision. >> plenty of time to criticize the second-guess of this operation but now i'm focused on getting this job done. chris: will oscar sunday panel about damage to the biden brand in the u.s. and around the world. plus the white house approves vaccine booster shots and pushes back on gover

benjamin: well, you just saw a part of chris wallace's interview with secretary of state antony blinkenwhere they discuss the crisis in afghanistan and the backlash, all that on fox news sunday, coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. tropical storm henri making landfall in new i think land minutes ago, we're monitoring its impact. the latest in a live report straight ahead. let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it can be a step, it can even become a workspace. i meant the cat. what's so great about him? he doesn't have a workspace. the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new adventures. find new roads. chevrolet. pa: hold those steins up! the chevy silverado with the availcrowd: 42, 43, 44...gate. did i win? your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ ♪ ♪ heyyy! (steins breaking) it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. (cheering) put it up, all the way! ohh! pay up! hey, hey, hey! (slaps) hey, hey, hey! (slaps) another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) wild boy!

and, of course, the latest news anytime course, the latest news anytime >> i'm bret baier in for chris wallace. senator set to resume debate on trillion dollar partisan infrastructure package. ♪ ♪ >> president biden: it's a bill that would end years of gridlock in washington. >> bret: the senate works the weekend as both parties rush to finalize a major infrastructure bill, but it faces an uncertain future in the house where progressives push democratic leaders for more. >> let's see what happens. >> bret: and republicans promise zero support for the president's next massive agenda item. >> they want to unleash another reckless tasking and spending spree. >> bret: we will ask secretary of transportation pete buttigieg about the deals. then... >> if you are not vaccinated, please get vaccinated. >> bret: states face more tough choices on vaccinations and mask mandates as covid cases arise, including among children. white house ups the pressure on g.o.p. governors and some pushback. >> i don't want to hear a blip about covid from you. >> bret: we will talk with florida senator rick scott up at t

>> i'm dana perino info chris wallace. the bike in the administration pushes back against critics of the latest mask guidance based off new data from the cdc. >> president biden: the cdc recommends you wear a mask when you're in public and indoors. that's true for both the vaccinated and unvaccinated. >> dana: the cdc warning the delta variant spreads as easily as chicken pox and more easily than the common cold. now the debate over masks and vaccinations raging in cities, businesses, and the halls of congress. >> which is it? vaccines or masks? >> dana: we will ask the director of nih, dr. francis collins, behind the decision and the push to get more people vaccinated. then, what does the new guidance mean for the nation's return to school? >> it is wholly responsible to drop the mask made it at this critical time. >> if you really must mask reinstating mask mandates indoors and in the classroom. we will talk wit governor henry mcmaster, who is at odds with educators in his it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. and consumer

on my conher conversations log on to fox nation.com right now for the director's c chris: i am chris wallace american diplomats and thousands in the city of kabul. >> were deeply concerned about the trends and where it's going. chris: 4000 troops are sent back to afghanistan weeks before the u.s. plans to in the war. as the situation on the ground unravels and critics blast president biden's execution of his withdrawal. >> we want to get our soldiers back

♪♪ >> in may of 1985 nbc news chief white house correspondent chris wallace interviewed president ronaldgan and nancy reagan. white house recorded this session. up next on the presidency, we will see that interview which picks up mid conversation. the reagans talk about their marriage, nancy reagan's influence on her husband's politics and policies and their joint decisions to get into politics. this is courtesy of the ronald reagan presidential library. >> -- going back and forth from them and it's -- >> but i meant even more like in addresses on national tv when you are in the oval office and reading right into the prompter. i mean, you don't appear to be reading at all. >> well, you know, you can see dimly that little lens image through the glass. >> right. right. >> so you try -- you do kind of with peripheral vision, you try to keep your eyes as much as possible on that spot on the teleprompter while you're reading the words. >> is this the way you have it? >> i hope we're rolling. >> how do you want to do this? >> that's just fine with me. >> the only thing i object to is you go of

more on afghanistan tomorrow, chris wallace interview national security adviser james sullivan 2:00 p.mll be covering hurricane ida. i fell, you are especially really watching. arthel: absolutely, texting with my family trying to get up, prayers for troops. we are back tomorrow 12:00 p.m. eastern. ♪♪ >> joey jones, lara trump and we after all. welcome to the big saturday show. we begin -- not biden calls another attack in afghanistan highly likely. he released a statement about two hours ago that read in part, commander informs me that attack is highly likely in the next 24 -- 36 hours. earlier pentagon confirming military out to isis target

>> in may of 1985, nbc news chief white house correspondent chris wallace interviewed president ronald reagan and first lady nancy reagan at camp david for a planned special report. white house television also recorded taxation capturing their informal interactions. up next on the presidency, we will see that interview which picks up mid conversation. the ratings talk about their marriage, nancy reagan's influence on her husband's politics and policies and their joint decisions to get into politics. this is courtesy of the ronald reagan presidential library. >> going back and forth from them and -- >> it addresses on national tv when you are in the oval office and reading from the prompter. it does not appear to be reading it off. >> well, you know, you could see dimly that the lance image through the glass so you try -- you do sort of with peripheral vision try to keep your eyes as much as possible on that spot. on the teleprompter while you are reading away. >> just a way you have me? [laughs] >> [laughs] it's just fine with me. you can take them out of hollywood, right? why did you

. >> in may of 1985, nbc news chief white house correspondent chris wallace interviewed president ronald reagan and first lady nancy reagan at camp david for a planned special report. white house television also recorded taxation capturing their informal interactions. up next on the presidency, we will see that interview which picks up mid conversation. the ratings talk about their marriage, nancy reagan's influence on her husband's politics and policies and their joint decisions to get into politics. this is courtesy of the ronald reagan presidential library. >> going back and forth from

thank you. [ applause ] ♪♪ >> in may of 1985 nbc news chief white house correspondent chris wallace interviewedsident ronald reagan and nancy reagan. white house recorded this session. up next on the presidency, we will see that interview which picks up mid conversation. the reagans talk

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

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dan: i'm dan perino and for chris wallace abiding a administration pushing back of the massnd you wear a mask when you're public and indoors that is true for the vaccinated in the unvaccinated. >> the cdc warning the delta variant spreads as easily as chickenpox and more easily than the common cold the debate over masks and vaccinations

we expect to hear more tomorrow on fox news sunday with chris wallace speak with antony blinken and thegh questions, 2:00 p.m. eastern here on the fox news channel. >> millions of americans in the northeast are embracing for a direct hit, category one storm on track to make landfall tomorrow. the storm surge and heavy rain could cause flooding as early as tonight. many local officials are urging president along the coast to evacuate to higher ground. we have live team coverage, meteorologist adam the latest, let's go first to alex hogan storm separations are underway. >> hi, kat you are wanting anyone on the island to evacuate today in preparation for the start and you andrew cuomo urgent residence across the state he tried to get to higher ground but mainly take the storm seriously. >> depicts the emergency declaration for long island, new york city, westchester, hudson valley and the capitol district. >> power company emg says strengthen its power grid but still it could be a week before restores more serious outages, below the executive calling for time i'm simply unacceptable. milli

chris wallace is on deck as we await the pentagon briefing. ris and first here is mike pompeo who is with dana and me last hour. >> when they pushed on us in the trump administration we responded with american power and might. when the biden administration came in and taliban pushed they withdrew. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. newday's holding the line on rates so veterans can save thousands. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® welcome back to milkshake mustaches, high fives and high dives. to 3-on 3s... 2-on-2s... and 1-on-1s. at aspen dental, we see all the moments that make us smile so we make it easy to share your smile with convenient, total care - all in one place. and flexible hours that work with your life. right now, new patients get a complete exam and x-rays — free without insurance, and everyone saves 20% on their treatment plan. welcome back to life's bes

of money from china and out of the ukraine and russia, $3.5 million from the mayor's wife and chris wallace would not let me talk about that during the debate. he would not let me bring it up. he said it has nothing to do -- i said it has a lot to do. it's a very sad period of time for our country. everything is going back. we have inflation in the economy is going to. we have inflation like we have not seen in a long time. i think it's much worse. if you look just at energy and when energy goes up, everything goes up, because it is all about energy. everything goes up. but you look at the price of food where it is being doubled and tripled, and some cases, we are going to have inflation -- and i remember what jimmy carter and the good thing is for jimmy is that jimmy is looking like a much better president right now as you are comparing coming always have to have a comparison. and i remember when jimmy carter was the big inflation, the crime rate went to 21 percent in the country came to a halt, worse than a halt, well, i will tell you, we have -- we have to get on -- we have to get our ac

chris wallace will have a live interview with secretary of state antony blinken on fox news sunday. the secretary will face many questions on what is happening in afghanistan and howard kurtz will take a deep dive how the media covered chaos there. that's tomorrow 11 a.m. eastern, stay tuned on fox news channel. >> henri has turned into a hurricane as it takes aim at new england. adam klotz has more. hi, adam. >> hey, griff. as you said now strengthening all the way up to an earthquake had status and when it makes landfall, close to that, maybe a weak hurricane or a strong thunderstorm. it's 180 miles off the coast of the carolinas. now, here is our track of what you're seeing with that eventually landfall long island, perhaps southern new england, it's going to be tomorrow afternoon. so sunday afternoon is when this will approach, but i think that things start to deteriorate early on sunday. here are our tropical models and you see mostly in agreement with the long island landfall and some shifting further off to the east and a southern new england landfall. folks along long island

we'll be talking to a top doctor about that as well. >> dana: chris wallace, thank you. on sunday as well. >> i should have promoted that. >> dana: i forgot for a second but i'll be there. thanks. chaos at the kabul airport as the taliban tightens its grip. watch. [gunfire] >> dana: americans and allies try desperately to get out of the country. >> bill: also a symbolic defeat as troops lower american flags ahead of our complete exit out of that country. our next guest says it is a prime example of how wokeness is weakening america. our guest will join us to explain his view. >> this is probably about day seven of the afghanistan hostage crisis which will be far worse than the iranian hostage crisis. two and a quarter percent, just 2.48 apr. lock in this record low rate and save. you know how some carriers give you so little for your old or busted phone, you just end up living with it? i don't think so. verizon lets you trade in your broken phone for a shiny new one. you break it... we upgrade it. you dunk it? crash it? yikes. doggy bone-it? ha-ha! slam it, wham it, stra

all of this convergence on this one central question that chris wallace asked on sunday anthony blinkenident not know what's going on? >> this is an incredibly emotional time for many of us, including allies and parteder ins who have been shoulder to shoulder with us in afghanistan for 20 years. this is a powerfully emotional time, as it is for me. >> do you know what my dad told me growing up? harris kimberly, there will be times in your life when things are hard and you're gonna have to put your emotions to the side, compartmentalize them and get the mission done. he didn't have the colonel and his wife, the president, apparently. i got that message and no joke, i was like 3. i don't know why they feel like they can't tell this president the whole truth. i don't know if he was being genuine when he flashed that beautiful smile yesterday, but are you really trying to convince me that no one told you how bad your polling is and that's not why you're standing out here and are going to be standing out here every day trying to turn that around? i don't know what's worse. he can't take it,

. >> john: let's bring in chris wallace. podium regarding this peter doocy said we will hunt them down and make them pay mean? jen psaki said the president made it clear he doesn't want them to live on the earth anymore. if you pull out of afghanistan, how do you go back in and deal with these people, the blow the president wants to see them dealt? >> chris: obviously our intelligence assets will be sharply diminished, i don't know if they will be gone. we won't publicize if they are americans or not u.s. soldiers conceivable cia, para-military. there are plenty ways to go after people, drones, air strikes, whether it is cruise missiles, plenty of ways to do it. i thought two main points, two news points she made today i thought were interesting. top of the briefing jen psaki said we are now entering the most dangerous phase of this mission, the retro-grade phase. we have known we are getting into this delicate period in the last four days, we are trying to get as many people out as we can, same time, trying to draw all of o

on my conher conversations log on to fox nation.com right now for the director's c chris: i am chris wallace more u.s. troops sent to evacuate american diplomats and thousands in the city of kabul. >> were deeply concerned about the trends and where it's going. chris: 4000 troops are sent back to afghanistan weeks before the u.s. plans to in the war. as the situation on the ground unravels and critics blast president biden's execution of his withdrawal. >> we want to get our soldiers back and make sure that this kind of thing that you see happen today could not happen. chris: will ask former secretary of state mike pompeo what it means for america's security and our standing in the world. then tempers flare over mask mandates in schools as a nation students head back to the classroom in covid cases rise among kids. questions about the effectiveness of vaccines over time raise the prospect of booster spring will talk with nih doctor francis collins about the latest wave and how many of this will need a third shot. a un report on climate change declares code red for humanity. will ask sunday p

jake sullivan with chris wallace over the weekend now leaving bagram early.uestions about that mood amid the ongoing debacle in afghanistan. the "washington post" reports the taliban offered to stay out of kabul and allow the u.s. forces to secure the city. the u.s. turned down that offer saying that we only need the local airport. karl rove joins us. good morning. look at some of the abc polling numbers over the weekend. they're devastating. republicans, democrats, independents for this white house. good morning on a monday. what do you think? >> the polls overall have shown since the beginning of august the president has dropped 7 points and 535 rolling average 6 points. close to 7 and in both of them it's either dead even or upside down. it may be other things are contributing to it but clearly driving it is afghanistan. there is a reason why. american people do not like what they are seeing played out in front of them and mr. sullivan going on television and basically blaming the military for the president's decision. this is the president's decision that

the answer to chris wallace's question is no, the president was wrong.re al qaeda remnants in afghanistan. first of all. there are more than al qaeda remnants in afghanistan. there were only isis remnants in iraq when joe biden presided over the withdrawal of troops in iraq. according to them it had only 700 adherents. within short order after u.s. troops pulled out they built a caliphate the size of great britain. massacreed iraqis and carried out 142 attacks in 29 countries that killed 2,000 people. remember "charlie hebdo" attack, the nightclub, the explosions at the brussels airport and attack on canada parliament. terrorist attacks coming out of iraq and syria out of the isis caliphate. we had to send troops back in to take down the caliphate. i don't understand why he is thinking that al qaeda remnants is not something that should be worrying to us even though there are a lot more than remnants there. >> dana: one thing the administration has been doing to president biden's statements and the secretary of state and secretary of defense and national

>> well, you know, in a way, chris wallace asked the easy question because to me, the real question is qaeda's presence be in six months, 12 months, 24 months, now that we are gone, now that the taliban are back in power. because we know that it is not the threat of the moment that should concern us exclusively, but the conditions that could allow the return for the future. we pulled out of iraq in 2011. isis establish themselves and much of syria and iraq. even though it is very weak in afghanistan today, it will not be weak there in the future, and to me, that is the preeminent reason. i am not going to debate him on the status quo at this moment because i think he is mostly correct, but the strategic question is what will happen now? on that one, president biden is fundamentally wrong. >> sandra: if that is as big of a threat as you are making it up to be, we are not hearing concerns from secretary blinken or president biden. "the wall street journal" has a similar warning as you do you, sir. "cleaning up after by then on al qaeda. this is not a game of gotcha. the question is, al q

talk about whatever you want, but this is about isis and al qaeda, watch the exchange between chris wallace"fox news sunday" and the secretary of state. >> is al qaeda gone from afghanistan? >> their capacity to do what it did on 9/11 to attack us and our partners and allies from afghanistan is vastly, vastly diminished. >> is it gone? >> are there al qaeda members and remnants in afghanistan? yes. >> dana: there was the handling of the evacuation, but then what do we do now to keep everyone safe? >> kennedy: it's that then what are we going to do now that will only get worse and worse and worse and makes it more dangerous for the americans that are stranded they are. they are stranded, that requires a sense of urgency. and hearing one thing from the intelligence community, and people at the defense department. and hearing something completely different in a defensive pastor from the president. nothing from the vice president on this, but if i had a family member or, or someone to translate for me or help me out while i was doing a tour in afghanistan, and less they are, the press secretary

dan: i'm dan perino and for chris wallace abiding a administration pushing back of the mass guidance a mask when you're public and indoors that is true for the vaccinated in the unvaccinated. >> the cdc warning the delta variant spreads as easily as chickenpox and more easily than the common cold the debate over masks and vaccinations

hagerty thank you for joining us today and is americans watch the crisis unfolding afghanistan, chris wallace will question secretary of state, catch the interview tomorrow on "fox news" sunday, that is at 2:00 p.m. eastern. ben: 20 years american blood and wiped out in just ten days after afghanistan. the taliban and how will the group ruled the country that is coming up next. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. and there you have it- don't thanwoah.m too soon. wireless on the most reliable network nationwid

you can find the very latest news any time on the >> chris: i'm chris wallace. more u.s. troops are sent to evacuate american diplomats and thousands of afghans as the taliban enters the capital city of kabul. >> we are deeply concerned about the trends and where it's going. >> chris: now 4,000 troops are sent back to afghanistan just weeks before the u.s. plans to end its longest war. as the situation on the ground unravels and critics blast president biden's execution of his withdrawal. >> we are going to get our soldiers back and we were going to mature that this kind of thing that you're seeing happen today could not happen. >> chris: we will ask former secretary of state mike pompeo what it means for american security and our standing in the world. then... tempers flare over mask mandates in schools as the nation's students had back to the classroom and covid cases rise among kids. and questions about the effectiveness of vaccines over time raise the prospect of boosters. we will talk with the director of the nih, dr. francis collins about the latest wave and how many

this would not have happened under the previous administration, but got called out by fox host chris wallace>> it looks like the biden administration has just failed in its execution of its own plan the plan should have been, much like we had, was that we would have an orderly conditioned spaced way to think about how to draw down our forces there i can assure you, were i still the secretary of state with a commander in chief like president trump, the taliban would have understood that there were real costs to pay >> you were the first american secretary of state to ever meet with the taliban and you talked about how they had agreed to join us in the fight against terrorism. do you regret giving the taliban that legitimacy? do you regret pressing the afghan government to release 5,000 prisoners, which they did, some of whom are now back on the battlefield fighting with the taliban? >> chris, you make peace with your enemies chris, we never trusted the taliban. you can ask them yourselves. we didn't take the word of the taliban. we watched their actions on the ground when they did the right t

national security advisor jake sullivan spoke to chris wallace on fox news sunday this morning. listen. .>> there are more threat streas that we are working actively to try to disrupt and prevent and as the president has said, another attack could occur at any time. he has directed his commanders on the ground to take every force protection measure possible to ensure the safety of our troops as they complete their mission. >> reporter: the president will be back at the white house later this afternoon, he'll meet with the vice president, national security advisor sullivan, other officials. but right now all of the energy over the next 48 hours is being pushed into afghanistan to make sure as many people can get out as possible. eric. eric: the administration says about 300 americans remain. david, thank you. arthel. arthel: well, today's unmanned u.s. drone strike in kabul reportedly taking out at least one suicide bomber with the u.s. due to finish evacuation and withdrawal operations in just two days. next, how those evacuations are going and will any americans and allies be l

vast amounts of money out of china and ukraine and russia, $300 billion from the mayor's wife and chris wallace wouldn't let me talk about that during a debate, wouldn't even let me bring it up. it's a very sad. of time for country. everything is going bad. we have inflation and the economy is going to, we have inflation like we haven't seen for a long l time. an energy goes up everything goes up because it's all about energy. if you look at the price of food where it's being doubled and tripled in some cases we will have inflation. i remember with jimmy carter, and the good thing for jimmy is to me is looking like a much better president right now because you always have to have comparisons. but i remember with jimmy carter imand big inflation the crime wt to 21% and the country came to a halt. well first of all i will tell you we better get our act together, that's all that we can say. you look at the economy and inflation in so many other things, and more, the biggest drilling site in the world, i got it open. ronald reagan couldn't do it, they've been trying for 60 or 70 years and i got it

tune into "fox news sunday" when chris wallace will interview the secretary of state anthony blinken. you know that cyberattack will come up. >>> the u.s. is now warning americans not to travel to the kabul airport because of, quote, potential security threats from isis. the growing number of those trying to escape only adding to the chaos in the afghan capital. we continue our team coverage live in doha, qatar, where many evacuees are heading. trey? >> jon, good evening. the scenes of chaos playing out once again on the ground in kabul, afghanistan. evacuees we spoke with today in qatar said it was a pure disaster zone as they tried to make their way to the airport, and we've seen this same theme over and over again. taliban fighters just outside. according to reports on the ground, firing into air, and a number of people injured today as the press and crush of people up against the wall where u.s. soldiers are standing, continues. now, today we did have an opportunity to speak with some of the evacuees who have made their way to doha, qatar. they said they are extremely happy they a

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. a drone strike takes out two high-profile isis-k targets as u.s. troops continue their evacuation mission with just 48 hours to go in afghanistan. ♪ ♪ >> they lost a planner and they lost a facilitator and that got one wounded. >> chris: but warnings the threat is far from over. >> our troops are still in danger, that continues to be the case every day that they are there. >> chris: with the clock ticking down, what does it mean for the security of our troops and civilians looking to get out of harm's way? we will ask white house national security advisor jake sullivan about the situation on the ground and the danger in the final days of the mission. then... >> the taliban should not be allowed to tell us how long we are there to get our personnel out. >> chris: we will get reaction from senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, who is calling on the president to extend the evacuation beyond tuesday. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the delta variant surges, sending record numbers of children to the icu and spreading turmoil and anxiety am

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president biden reckons with a new reality. chaos near kabul airport as people desperately try to play the taliban while back at home the biden administration shifts explanations and points fingers over how quickly afghanistan fell. >> there was nothing that i or anyone else saw that indicated a collapse of this army and this government in 11 days. >> chris: we will discuss the latest plans to get americans out of harm's way with secretary of state antony blinken. then we will get reaction from republican senator ben sasse, a member of the intelligence committee, which will soon hold hearings on what went wrong. the president's struggles to explain his decision. >> president biden: there will be plenty of time to criticize and second-guess on this operation is over, but now -- now -- i'm focused on getting this job done. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about damage to the biden brand in the u.s. and around the world. plus, the white house approves vaccine booster shots and pushes back on governors over bands on masks and

candidate who earned more votes than anyone in history is afraid of the press and won't sit down with chris wallacestions. he doesn't get hard questions out of peter doocy. why are you hiding the president? >> let's go back to the numbers you mentioned in the fox news poll. i have handy graphics to help people follow along. when the president's approval ratings are like this why isn't the media from the mainstream media that his policies are back firing? >> one would think. i am see something cracks now in places that are normally sympathetic to the president. like the "washington post" they slammed the president on the border where we have not seen much criticism on that. and the "washington post" warns the president if he doesn't get this under control, this will result in a power change in 2022 losing not only the house but the senate. you follow sports like i do. when a team is losing and you have numbers like we are seeing here, there are changes. players are traded or a manager gets fired. i think at some point the president has to answer did i choose the vice-president kamala harris to be th

. >> john: let's bring in fox news anchor chris wallace.ave 11 marines that were killed and one navy service member that were killed at that abbey gate. what are your thoughts right now? >> it is so difficult and to say and we mean it, our thoughts and prayers go out to those families of the marines that were injured. and it shows what a terrible situation we are in right now. we have put in all of our assets in one airport that is terribly exposed and the bullet came out last night about the threat from isis-k and these two suicide bombers took them out. we have not heard from the president. i have got to think that some people are going to say we need to stay in there and do what we need to do, but i bet anything that the president is only going to be increased in his resolve that it is time to get out of afghanistan. and even if he stays to august 31st, i wonder. and one other reason that we are terribly vulnerable is these dozens of planes, the military planes and civilian planes that are flying in and out of hamid karzai international

they include the fed governor, chris wallace.t to remember they have not typically been hawks, having supported most of the fed's actions during the pandemic. and suggesting the view on the fed might be more widely held. up until now fed chair, powell, kept his committee pretty cohesive now, he has to find a way towards the hawks or steer them back towards the more gradual course he is appeared to favor and we're talking to dallas fed president, robert kaplan we'll get his views on rates and a lot more >> what does this say with the 10-year climbing back up above 3% and staying there >> we had the balance. a lot of it was a result of the jobs report. kind of tells you the treasury market can move in response to economic data. look, what happens with the taper relative to race is a big gap though the idea that waller expressed was hey, we need get the taper done or get the purchases out of the way so that we have flexibility to change rates. the rate story is a different story. it does clear the way but doesn't necessarily mean a