bill: thanks, dagen. dagen: always a pleasure.mpaign for california governor gavin newsom despite silent in chaos in afghanistan. americans were left behind and kamala harris was nowhere to be found. we are on that next. (vo) this is more than glass and steel... and stone. it's awe. beauty. the measure of progress. it's where people meet people. where cultures and bonds are made between us. where we create things together. open each other's minds. raise each other's ambitions. and do together, what we can't do apart. this is space for dreams. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr financing on all 2021 lexus hybrid models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. dagen: vice president kamala harris is said to set to california to campaign for newsom. the news comes as harris has been nowhere are seemingly to be found since the fall of afghanistan to the taliban. joining me now the washington examiner chief

dagen.et's go through what's going on right now, none of this is over, to be clear. the storm is being blamed at this point for eight deathings s across the northeast this morning. the historic flooding forcing the governors of new york and new jersey to he declare states of emergencies, scenes like this playing out overnight in new york, water gushing into subway platforms with many people still in the stations. train service was suspended for hours. it's still frankly not going right now. the nypd was busy helping new yorkers through the storm including a man who was trapped in a flooded basement with his dog. luckily, they were both rescued. new jersey, the national weather service confirming a tornado touched down in mulaka hill, homes left severely damaged, new york airport was shut down overnight. there was another tornado reported in annapolis, maryland. ida is not done yet. flash flood warnings have been issued across new england today as the storm is moving a across massachusetts an

dagen: ryan.ked about again what is corporate america telling us, things are getting better i mean there is a lot of sales going on you see record earnings real positives up 20% for the year all right? at the end of august. that is only handful of times you know what happened last couple times the rest of the year we saw this, nearly 10% gains rest of the year i know all stuff talking about is a disappointment the truth of the matter we are still in a bull market fed tailwind corporate america still growing earnings are growing so we are still optimistic at least from investment point of view. >> political landscape altogether different democrats really on side of conservatives in ways in the 90s, patrice. patrice: i think the jobs' report kind of a good time i think for president biden on a staycation this weekend in delaware will get a cbp headlines today main dissipate over long weekend i do think there is some optimism, may not be captured fully in these numbers when we look at women, women la

senator bill, dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo.t's wednesday, september 1st. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. president biden defending the afghanistan withdrawal. he even called it an extraordinary success. despite american citizens being left behind and 13 service members losing their lives. >> some say we should have started mass evacuations sooner and couldn't this have been done in a more orderly manner. i respectfully disagree. dagen: we're following this story all morning long. let's take a look at markets right now, starting a new month. futures are up on the first trading day of september, gains across the board, triple digit gain on the dow futures many this departure from yesterday, all three major market gauges closing in the red. we're standing by this morning for the adp report out for august. that's at 8:15 a.m. eastern time. european markets to the plus side this wednesday, gains in england, france and germany and in asia overnight also green across the board. "mornings with maria" live right now. new fallout

dagen? >> dagen: golf? how about running, jesse. running against sandra smith?sing this race? >> dagen: yes, i am. fox is number one in so many ways. sandra smith and many members -- there is sandra right there in the red hat d.c. this morning. fox one. sandra took home the fastest email on journalists with a time of 22 minutes and 33 seconds. that's about a 7 and a half minute mile there. >> jesse: i can do that. i can do that. i do do that. >> dagen: i challenge to you race sandra smith who ran on a track scholarship. >> jesse: not sure i'm ready to accept that challenge. over to dan bongino. what do you got, dan? >> dan: patriot awards, i have been doing them ever since they started. fox nation third annual patriot awards i will be there with bells on november 17th at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. hard rock live theater in hollywood, florida, i don't have to go far. steadfast dedication. listen, i'm going to read it it's a great event. great american heros who do cool stuff unlike these idiots in hollywood. you need to show up. be there or watch it i did a book sig

that includes you. >> dagen: i feel like a winner. >> greg: not tonight you don't. >> dagen: i am hiding armpit cleavage. >> greg: why doesn't rolling stone full? >> dagen: the headline when i first saw it, that's going to get passed around and it's not true but i read the first couple and it said ers are so backed up that gunshot victims were -- and i went, this is rural oklahoma. it ain't hunting season. you can hunt squirrel maybe. but it's not the season for deer, elk, bear, antelope, any of them. ain't nobody getting shot this time of year. not in that part of oklahoma. but i was talking to my psychiatrist about this today, probably a waste of time and money. >> greg: why are you talking to him about that. he's getting paid. don't waste your talking points on him. i asked, what do you make of this. >> dagen: classic schadenfreude. people are reinforcing their self-worth and superiority by the suffering of others. he said it is less common in person. and then i said to him well, it's less common in person because if you called me white trash to my face, you're taking a pavement map i

dagen? >> dagen: kill meters, i see your cat and dog and raise you some fluffy cow.you will. scottish highland cow. but, guess what? delicious. their milk has a high butter fat content. i'm doing my homer simpson. >> greg: that's a beautiful animal. >> geraldo: this is the quiz show edition of geraldo news starring geraldo with geraldo. here is abc the chase. roll it. >> in a 1973 letter, what author called his then son-in-law geraldo rivera a fierce democrat and closet marxist? nor man merrill, kurt or j.d. >> norman merrill got to be. >> shannon: j.j. sullinger. >> geraldo: kurt. he was my father-in-law. >> will: that's awesome. super quick. shameless plug. corey mills has been in afghanistan running people in private operations out of kabul the last several weeks. he called me undisclosed location out of afghanistan can you hear on the. will cain podcast. >> greg: i will have to start reading again if he called you a marxist. he must be on the ball. >> greg: "special report" suspect next. >> bret: kurt for 500. thanks, greg. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier.

happy birthday to you. >> greg: dagen, 20 seconds. >> dagen: two little boys in baseball, indiana gotood and waited until taps were played and a gun salute. >> greg: very nice. >> dagen: well done mom and dad. >> greg: that's it for us. "special report" is up next with the evil shannon bream. >> shannon: stay tuned to find out just how evil, greg. great to see you. >> greg: that's a tease. >> shannon: it is. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, americans trying to leave afghanistan are pleading with the biden administration for help. a number of them are on charter planes, still being blocked from leaving. the administration is blaming the taliban but not everyone is buying that. correspondent trey yingst starts us off tonight from doha, qatar. hello, trey. >> shannon, good evening. there is tension on the ground in afghanistan as the taliban cracks downn

dagen mcdowell. dagen: charlie, good to see you. do you see the spending package going because, again, it's about blame and all the democrats can do all biden and company can do is try and blame the republicans from whatever disaster happens? >> yeah, probably the most delightful -- maria: charles, biden canceled the trip to chicago today. he said that he wanted to work on salvaging the economic agenda. bernie sanders said yesterday that until the 3 until dollar spending bill is passed, democrats should reject the infrastructure deal. so we are talking about the two bills, i wonder, you know, as dagen said, no one is taking responsibility but will infrastructure go through? >> yeah, that's because joe biden smells his tail on fire in the fireplace right now that's why he has to stay at home and try to figure this thing out. the most delightful thing about this entire mess is that it is 100% owned by democrats. this is what happens when democrats are controlled -- in control of every lever of power in washington. they really can't bl

dagen is spot-on.re so many lies coming out of this administration and nobody is held accountable. how is it possible that mayorkas is still the secretary of homeland security, you're the secretary of homeland security, you've got 15,000 people standing under a bridge waiting, you've got 200,000 people a month, every month going into texas. the texas a leadership, greg abbott has still not heard from president biden once about this. and then no covid testing? i mean, what a mess. same situation in afghanistan with lies. they lied to us about a drone strike that actually killed children. they said that they got isis -- the pentagon initially said they killed an isis-k fighter. lies. and then no accountability whatsoever. it's amazing. christian: it is. with jen psaki sounding a little more like baghdad bob every day except maybe a little less relateable than bob. it's out of control. there's no accountability. general mckenzie says he takes full responsibility for killing seven children in afghanistan.

i'm dagen mcdowell with jessica tar love, will cane, shannon bream and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." republicans demanding answers while the white house refuses to talk about president biden's controversial july phone call with then afghan president ghani. we're getting new details about that leaked transcript where the president pressured the afghan leader to say the taliban wasn't winning. ghani reportedly telling biden, mr. president, we're facing a full scale invasion. republicans now want the full transcript released and slamming president biden over the phone call. >> it's one example of the disastrous miscalculations that brought us to where we are now with hundreds of americans left behind in afghanistan because of joe biden's execution of his decision to recall. >> they don't call him quit pro joe about nothing. the most important thing about this is the fact that he had to lie means he knew six weeks ago that things were going to go bad. >> that's correct. >> he didn't address this strategy. he didn't warn americans in that country to leave. >> mea

dagen. is he sexist?m on stage here, in new york, and he looks like old cheese. so he's not that hot in-person. would anybody - - so they've had - - >> they've had three actresses playing queen elizabeth in the crown, are they gonna have a dude? >> they should. >> who, hughe grant. >> i'd i never watch the crown but if it was a drag queen, i would. you know what it's a good point. i mean, you know, what would stop me, dave rubin, from being the first white shaft? >> what would stop you? >> what would stop me. >> from being the first white shaft. now i see why you're number one in late-night. >>greg: see, how about this, i would like to see a white version of the whiz, you could call it the wizard of oz. [laughter] actually aren't you, aren't you the same height as the munchkins? >>greg: they're in my family tree. do you have anything to add to this in your pithy insults? and your beautiful hair? >> thank you. the same people who-who tell you that gender doesn't matter are obsessed with gender. nothing the

so dagen, this is a new low.tting vaccinated and that's going to bar you from taking online classes when you're home alone? dagen: maybe you don't want to be educated by a college or university that is displaying irretrievable stupidity. maybe parents don't want to pay for this kind of education if you can even call it that. the explanation from the university is quite frankly hilarious. they know that rutgers policy differentiates between fully online degree-granting program and classes that are fully remote but part of a course where other students are on campus. so your threat to students on campus if you're taking the same class but you're doing it from home because, again, your germs travel across the interwebs. i really -- maria: unbelievable. dagen: i'm afraid for the people at rutgers who are paying for education there. maria: yeah. so am i. i know, joe, that you commented about this on twitter. i saw your tweet. you are saying you will not send your kids to rutgers because of this. >> it ain't going to h

dagen, was do you think? dagen: love it. i'm in. huge horror fan.. hereditary is my favorite and also nightmare on elm street. all of these are really good. blair witch project not so much anymore. maria: i watched the amtyville horror and i said that's it, i'm done. i'm not watching any more horror films. dagen: when it first came out -- maria: joe, what about you. joe: halloween has the best theme music. try playing that alone on a fognight. any d list actor can be cast. the dude doesn't speech. there's my daughter on screen. she is 7 years old. she should be going as a princess. instead she wants to go as a grim reaper. the costume came this week and it's profoundly creeper. what a happened to my little girl? dagen: she's your daughter, joe. joe: yeah, crazy. maria: i love it. we're going to take a break. we have a big hour ahead. we are marking 20 years since september 11th. stay with us. we'll be right back. my daughter has type 2 diabetes... and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity helps control your a1c... by helping you

wow, dagen, what video, look at this. dagen: he did it wearing tube socks and shower slides. able to rangele the gator. we keep cutting it but he literally caps the top of the trash can. i would not advise anybody to do this. get your kids in the house and call animal control. i hope somebody cooked him a fantastic dinner for a month. maria: wow, mark. mark: he deserve it is good dinner. impressive. a father will do whatever he can to protect his kids. his daughter on the bike and the alligator was hissing. when duty calls. i thought the garbage can idea was genius. compare it to a hipo's mouth. somebody said it's the most florida thing they've seen in months. i'm wondering because he fought back against the swamp. see what i did there? duhos to this gentleman. dagen: nobody after that gets to make fun of floridans anymore. no. [laughter] maria: that was great. dagen: florida man wrestles a gator into a trash can, that's your florida story of the day. maria: there's your headline. more lionel messi live on fox business right after this. -- our retirement plan with voya, keeps

let me get dagen mcdowell's take. go ahead, dagen.ted states again? i've been talking to andy mccarthy about this and he's frustrated clearly having prosecuted the blind shake in the first world trade center bombing and also the monuments plot here in the united states that he's reliving some decades later as you were pointing out the same thing, this misunderstanding of what jihadists think it's terrorism and what we think is terrorism. they are two completely different things but he does add that our security system here in the united states because it's better connected in terms of local and federal authorities in those in the intelligent community speaking to one another but how long before there is another terror attack against american assets or even on our homeland? >> yeah, so, you know, the biden administration was talking about concluding an endless war, so maybe we left afghanistan but -- but at the same time the terrorists, they are still at war with us, al-qaeda, isis is at war with us. leader of the hakani network notori

i'm shannon bream with dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov, joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." president biden insisting the way he got out of afghanistan was an extraordinary success. the american people disagree. his numbers nose diving after the chaotic exit. a new national poll out saying biden's awful august. approval sinks. large majority call afghan war a failure. 43% of american as prove of the job he's doing. the lowest in that poll since biden took office. as the president looks to push past afghanistan, the media is ignoring a big development. the major networks largely avoiding biden's phone call with then afghan president ghani where president biden reported the afghan lead tore say the taliban wasn't winning. all right, guys. it's friday. we have dark topics to discuss. joey, what do you make of this? the president calling this an extraordinary success. >> it's about blaming biden for the crisis. we can talk about. it's about being a leader. strong leaders make bad decisions. every leader makes a bad decision but they lead through it. when as a

dagen: i will wait. i will be here.mster [laughter] still ahead, the fallout from the democrats spending spree and house minority whip steve scalise is here next as congress enters this critical week. stay with us maria: welcome back. good monday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, and it is monday, september 278th. 8 a.m. on the button on the east coast. a major week in washington as a showdown plays out on capitol hill. the government will run out of money thursday night as lawmakers must raise the debt ceiling and democrats are still pushing for a vote on two major spending bills. plus, a stunning admission on the border. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas admitting that 12,000 migrants were released into the united states, and each more could soon follow. we're on this fallout all morning long are. markets this morning are fractionally higher although it has turned into a mostly mixed story. dow industrials are up 53, but the s&p 500 is down 6 points and the nasdaq is

dagen: good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell, it is tuesday, september 28. hypocrisy on display. at the white house lectures republicans on the border even as president biden won't see the crisis firsthand and the administration reveals a shocking new statistic on the migrants coming into the united states. dhs a secretary secretary mayorkas said 20% of people arriving have an illness this after the administration refused to test for covid. futures are pointing to a lower open ahead of fed chairman jay powell and treasury secretary janet yellen testified in front of the senate this morning. he says inflation is lasting longer and is higher than expected. the 10 year treasury yield is now above 1.52%. this following a mixed day on wall street with the dow jones finishing in the green and the nasdaq and s&p 500 dragged down by losses in big tech with european markets pointing to the downside. in asia overnight, a mixed story with the hang seng the best performer, up better than 1%. "mornings with maria" live right now. ♪♪ maria: good morning. some stories we are watching right now

dagen: a steal for that price.hood how the of whack new york city is with literally everything in the country. maria: you are right joe how do you like it? >> so narrow. >> slightly, right i am happy to report that i lived in what was called skinny apartment in hoboken, new jersey birthplace of frank sinatra my you 152 dollars per month bigger than skinny house to boston, 1.25 million gets less than, what 1200 feet that is a thousand dollars here square'i lived there once one of the coldest major cities always windy boston is worse no thanks to every consider bringing the. >> apartments in my neighborhood are more than 2,000 dollars a square foot. that is -- >> wow, really. dagen: really. >>. maria: you wonder if a bubble about to burst in new york. dagen: never here never bursts here. maria: we will take a break more "mornings with maria" live on fox business right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ . it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the

we got to get dagen, the best take of the week, you set it.eeping because that would be less damage, that's the take of the week right there. [laughter] >> take a nap. dan: i wish he was taking a nap. i wish he would sleep through his hold presidency, we be better off. i love economics, this august jobs report was a total disaster, a huge mess, 200,000 plus jobs, the economy is expected 700,000 jobs so dagen, another in the report, the retail industry lost jobs, 29000 jobs. this is apocalyptic for joe biden and he celebrating it like it's a victory job. >> that numbers that came in was lower than the lowest so it was a complete bomb. some of it is the delta variant spreading around but we are still paying as a nation people extra money to stay on unemployment. back was away next month. then you have additional child tax credit payment going out in july but joe biden was talking about they need to do more. he's losing using language about paying their fair share, people already do and been some but it's the urge to do more. he wanted to light u

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and marine corporal dagen w page from nebraska. over the next hour, madam president, senators representing many of these fallen service members in the state from which t they hail will honor their service and their memory. it felt staff sgt darren taylor coomer was only 11 years old on september 11, 2001. from that moment on, he knew that he wanted to serve his country. nearly 21 years later he was killed in afghanistan performing his duty valiantly as always, as a united states marine. stafff sgt hoover and his fellow marines were on the front lines of the operation securing an entrance to the international airport and screening of vulnerable afghans on their escape to safety as the extremist taliban took hold of their country. staff sgt hoover was killed by an isis k suicide attack that targeted him, his teammates and the surrounding innocent civilians. staff sgt hoover, like allik marines, learned the marine corps' values at boot camp. those valleys are honor, courage andri commitment. he was told in living these values does not

>> greg: dagen, 20 seconds. >> dagen: two little boys in baseball, indiana got caught stopping at a funeral for 89-year-old charles everett yourn they stood and waited until taps were played and a gun salute. >> greg: very nice. >> dagen: well done mom and dad. >> greg: that's it for us. "special report" is up next with the evil shannon bream. >> shannon: stay tuned to find out just how evil, greg. great to see you. >> greg: that's a tease. >> shannon: it is. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, americans trying to leave afghanistan are pleading with the biden administration for help. a number of them are on charter planes, still being blocked from leaving. the administration is blaming the taliban but not everyone is buying that. correspondent trey yingst starts us off tonight from doha, qatar. hello, trey. >> shannon, good evening. there is tension on the ground in afghanistan as the taliban cracks down on protests and civilians try to flee. >> charter flights from afghanistan reof main grounded an estimated 100 americans are still st

"special report" is up next. >> bret: hey, dagen. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concern about americans and those who helped americans still stranded in afghanistan as antidotes of new taliban atrocities are sphirlt withing out of that country. the biden administration is trying it best to turn the page from the issue that is fueling accusations of broken promises from the president. we will take a closer look at that in a few minutes. also tonight, dozens of republicans are now calling for the president's impeachment over his actions and this phone call with the afghan president before the fall of kabul. but, impeachment is something the top g.o.p. senator says will not happen. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight life on the north lawn. good evening, jackie. >> good evening, bret. on the third day since the troop withdrawal no answer on whether any more americans have made it out of afghanistan or how many green card holders or siv applicants remain. the white house is directing those questions to other depar

. >> dagen: we love it good positive vibes. that's it for us. thanks for watching. have a great labor day. fan mail monday. ♪ >> mike: good evening welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. following two big stories including increasing concerns americans and afghans stranded in afghanistan as taliban consolidates power. bret interviews oklahoma congressman returned from highly criticized secret effort to get to afghanistan. >> why should we not think that this was, you know, bureau shadow or test he tests to at reason or effort to get the spot. how do you respond to that? >> mike: his answer still ahead. we begin with hurricane ida and remnants in the south and the northeast. we have fox team coverage bryan llenas is in manville, new jersey where a banquet hall damaged in the storm exploded this morning. we begin with correspondent jeff paul in new orleans with president biden's visit to louisiana. good evening, jeff. >> yeah, mike. here in new orleans french quarter power is slowly flipping back on but throughout the state hundreds of thousands of

i'm shannon bream with dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov, joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city.isting the way he got out of afghanistan was an extraordinary success. the american people disagree. his numbers nose diving after the chaotic exit. a new national poll out saying

. >> dagen: this woman was stuck in flood water arlington national cemetery.to safety. semper fei,. >> jesse: that is it for us. "special report" is next with bret baier. >> bret: that video is awesome. watch the whole thing it will give you goose bumps. breaking tonight authorities in florida have searched the home of the missing boyfriend of the young woman, gabby petino now believed dead following a cross-country trip from which she did not return. we will have a live report on that story. we will have new details on the push to have children vaccinated as school resumes and pediatric covid cases surge across the country. where are we on this? plus, there was a major sell off in the stock markets today dealing not only with covid but economic uncertainty and concern

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, -- 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." ♪astrophic failure, and could nuke his entire presidency. the uniter in chief struggling to unite his own party in order to pass a massive report $5 trillion tax and grab scheme that will fundamentally transform

thanks to dagen mcdowell, zuby, kat, tyrus, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i am greg gutfeld and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: president biden focusing on his domestic policy agenda instead of the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan including stranded americans and allies who helped us. here in the states, some folks aren't having it. several protesters accusing him of leaving americans behind. >> [bleep] leaving americans behind! [bleep] >> shannon: the panel standing by with reaction. look at new york city's crime prevention program that plans to pay at risk youth for things like getting their diploma or driver's license. a troubled liberal progressive city is sitting travel ban on texas. we will preview what will happen with the votes had to take place in a few hours. we begin with the president trying to push past afghanistan to his domestic policy agenda, ignoring questions from the press. today ignoring

i'm dagen mcdowell with jessica tar love, will cane, shannon bream and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new yorkive." republicans demanding answers while the white house refuses to talk about president biden's controversial july phone call with then afghan president ghani. we're getting new details about that leaked transcript where the president pressured the afghan

. >> dagen: -- >> neil: you know this has been, i guess i just don't go with fair share.e at 37%, it was closer to fair share because resident progress.it. maybe fair share apparently not. the surtax on capital gains. it brings it up a few more percentage points. the low 40s is the top rate. apparently that is not fair certain effect maybe 3% on the superrich quick that will bring up to close to 50%. that had their own, so taxes. you are well over 60%. what is it fair share? it is a moving target, isn't it? hillary vaughn has been following that because this is lopsided. in favor of paying for it by going after the wealthy corporation. >> that is about it, right? >> reporter: and even democrats in congress to your point don't agree on what the exact definition of pay your fair share is. one thing that president biden wants to do is supersize the irs to get more money from the value super, super rich. but one of the ways that he would do that is by making everybody hand over more information to the irs about how much money is going into their bank account and how much mone

. >> dagen: this woman was stuck in flood water arlington national cemetery. here they come they pushed her car to safety. semper fei,. >> jesse: that is it for us. "special report" is next with bret baier. >> bret: that video is awesome. watch the whole thing it will give you goose bumps. breaking tonight authorities in florida have searched the home of the missing boyfriend of the young woman, gabby petino now believed dead following a cross-country trip from which she did not return. we will have a live report on that story. we will have new details on the push to have children vaccinated as school resumes and pediatric covid cases surge across the country. where are we on this? plus, there was a major sell off in the stock markets today dealing not only with covid but economic uncertainty and concern about what's to come. we'll have numbers and analysis. we begin with major immigration news. president biden is absorbing another major policy hit tonight with a ruling that democrats cannot include immigration reform, a path to citizenship and the massive tax

dagen: thank you, trey yingst. the taliban is trying to speak at the u.n. general assembly. can't make it up. that does it for us and "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starring elizabeth macdonald starts right now. elizabeth: we have got president biden's approval numbers dropping to a historic low. 43% in the latest "gallup poll" taken. this was done before the border crisis. why the biden administration did not act on warnings months on the humanitarian crisis they created in border. this responds like afghanistan. we have obsfucations from the white house again. focusing on officers on horseback, also blaming trump. we have this disturbing news come in, biden's former border chief warned, telling the senate that transnational criminal cartels are purposely blowing out the size of the migrant bridge camps to distract border patrol to push drugs, human smuggling, even terrorists across the border. this as reportedly tens of thousands more migrants potentially headed this way. rodney scott also alleges the white house, homeland security secretary are misleading cong

you see, dagen, i don't forget. >> harold: go dems. are. >> jesse: probably going to rig it. >> bret: i saw sandra smith in the bureau today after her run i'm pretty sure she could take you. >> jesse: no one has seen me rub. i could be really fast. >> bret: thank you. ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the whole democratic legislative agenda is hanging by a few votes. that from a congressional watcher on capitol hill counting votes tonight. president biden is scrambling to get his massive tax and spending agenda across the congressional finish line. a bipartisan infrastructure bill and another massive spending package democrats call human infrastructure. $3.5 trillion. as the day moved on today the crucial votes appeared more allusive and the decision whether democrats will actually move forward with a vote tomorrow still up in the air at this hour. the president ditched a travel date in chicago today to stay at the white house and pressure reluctant capitol hill democrats to try to get wit

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i'm shannon bream with dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov, joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city.y he got out of afghanistan was an extraordinary success. the american people disagree. his numbers nose diving after the chaotic exit. a new national poll out saying

dagen: they are not not this year. big probe for workers. dagen: i want to thank everybody steve moore joanie, john lonski mike lee ryan james freeman and patrice onwuka, i hope i didn't forget anybody, i think i got you all there, thank you so much, jackie deangelis for stuart. good morning, i am president biden called his afghanistan withdrawal a, quote, extraordinary success but his approval rating dropped to 43% in the latest poll. the president will try again to distract from the failures in afghanistan. he will tour the damage in louisiana from hurricane ida, he's heading for a long weekend at his speech house in delaware, 235,000 was huge miss. the markets dropping on the news that futures were positive, turned negative, the dallas higher by 21 points, the nasdaq by two but that is because the markets think the fed is not going to move so bad news is good news. marty walsh will join us on jobs fallout and we will ask what happened here. progress swinging against joe manchin after he urged fellow democrats to hit the pause button on bi

as an a nebraskaen, corpsal dagen paige was one of the 13 service members killed in actio dagen paige was one of the 13 service members killed in action. global credibility with allies and partners would suffer and the narrative of abandoning the afghans would become widespread. would you agree that all of these things have happened over the last eight weeks are currently happening? >> i think in the main, yes senator, most of those are probably happening right now. >> and i hope that we see in the future military advise having more consideration by the administration on what will happen from what you and general mckenzie have said today. >> if i may, senator. i can tell you with 100% certainty the military voice was heard. and it was considered. >> it was considered but not followed. correct? >> we have -- presidents are elected for reasons. they make strategic decisions -- >> i would say this committee, general, has always stressed the commanders on the ground should be listened to. would you agree with that? >> i would. and i would tell you they were listened to. i think there is a

dagen: double thumbs up on that. >> i agree on that. we will hear more earnings calls that blame supply chain issues. maria: that could be declines and upsets for the quarterly reporting season. "varney and company" begins right now. take it away. stuart: this is the big day in washington. we want to bring some clarity in this. here is the news. no government shutdown. senator schumer says there is a deal to keep the government running, they will vote today. the progressives are preparing to vote no on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. there is supposedly a vote on that today, democrats don't have the votes to pass it. the $3.5 trillion social spending package is in trouble too. senator manchin called it fiscal insanity. despite endless meetings in the white house the president failed to bring the warring factions together. the 1 trillion, and the $3.5 trillion deals lack the votes for passage. both may fail. a wait and see attitude, futures got a bounce when senator schumer announced the deal to get the government running, now looki

thank you to dagen mcdowell and joe concha, right to "varney & company". i will see you tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern for your new show america built, i'll be there. stuart thank you very much indeed, that was a nice intro and i'll take it. good morning, everyone i'm going to call this a market slide after three weeks of market losses the slide continues with a vengeance. the dow industrials are going to be down 600-point plus, s&p 75 in the nasdaq down 260-point, that is a huge selloff at the heart of the problem is a company you may never heard of ever grand china second largest real estate developer it has $300 billion worth of debt, if it doesn't get a government bailout and may default and the ripples are spreading all around the world, for example goldman sachs has a piece of ever grand debt some are calling it china's lehman moment, three and a third%, big drop for a company that sighed that's not the only problem in the wall street journal janet yellen warns about the economic catastrophe if we don't raise the debt ceiling, that is pretty strong wor

dagen: let's check running become a stitch fix surging after the company reported a surprise profit, in school sending stitch fix stock and an ipo happening today. jonathan madison, final thoughts. >> always a pleasure to be on and i wish everyone an awesome rest of the day and have a great morning, everyone. maria: we have markets rallying, getting ready for the federal reserve. your final thoughts. >> i will echo jonathan and waiting on the fed. what i want, and anti-gamesmanship bill. the instruction happening on both sides. what they are working for a, a lot going on, watching the development and the testimony over alejandro mayorkas. markets are rallying, stuart varney, take it away. stuart: you gave it to me 5 seconds early. the details to follow, will powell support the stock market. the haitians at the border flying some out, letting others in 2 stay. the market is rallying, trying to rally again, dow industrials, in

maybe you and i and dagen should give it a shot. should we sign up? maria: yeah.o much. a new book from bob wood ward and robert costas making a bombshell revelation. general mark milley reportedly calling a chinese official twice behind then president trump's back and telling that chinese official that the u.s. would not attack and he would make sure to alert them should any plans change. milley was apparently fearful trump would spark a war so he went behind his back and talked to china. according to the excerpt from the book in the washington post, milley told his chinese counter part, quote, if we're going to attack i'm going to call ahead of time so it's not going to be a surprise. trump respontd corresponded last night that he doubts the report is true. however, if it is true, it is treason. joining me now is former national security advisor, kt mcfarland. kt, this is pretty blockbuster in this book. your thoughts? your reaction? >> yeah, i mean, he needs to be court-martialed. first of all, he should resign or be fired over the afghanistan phi as he co. co-

. >> dagen: we love it good positive vibes. that's it for us. thththththth ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ he. pete: good saturday morning and welcome to "fox & friends weekend" on the beginning of this labor day weekend. rachel: good morning, guys. will: a long weekend for most people across the weekend this country. maybe not us. rachel: i will be a double shift on monday. "fox & friends" monday and hosting prime. pete: all next week, right? rachel: all next week. pete: better than you than me. rachel: you guys are doing it great job. give you a shot, too. will: we have seen you do a great job more than once on that show. we will be watching on monday night. we will be talking off monday. no apologies here. for that morning off. but we start you off this morning with tony blinken who says that everyone in afghanistan is a united states citizen will be accounted for and is in contact with the state department, wh