>> yeah, dana, look.his week from the cdc about previously unpublished data was really revealing and i think with the frustration has been is that some of this data number which has showed an evolution in findings on the delta variant hasn't been made -- hasn't been communicated to the public before a change in these mask mandates and actual policy. if i public health experts come out and criticize the administration. it's not just frustrations that you're hearing from white house reporters about the lack of information, basically this argument from trusted experts, people like dr. scott gottlieb, arguing that this public health information is going to help save lives. and it allows this policy to be made better and allows people to make decisions that, you know, potentially, again, at the end of the day, going to help mitigate these risks here, but i think that some of the white house's internal machinations are also that so long as these vaccination rates have stalled, masks are a way to, in the meantim

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone dana perino, greg gutfeld, jesse watters, katie pavlik, and this is "thee." >> things are going to get worse. if you look at the acceleration of the number of cases, the seven day average has gone up substantially. >> at warring from those with major hypocrites after a weekenn rules, washington, d.c., ariel bowser spotted mask was at a wedding after saving the city's mandate just hours before and chicago mayor lori lightfoot whose celebrities after threatening new covid restrictions. she has also been criticized for allowing that mask to be discussed in the first place. nearly 500 guests have been invited and 200 workers are expected to staff the event. just to get a point on that jen psaki the white house press secretary commented on the party, obama party, take a look. >> president obama has been a huge advocate of getting vaccinated and this event according to the public reporting is outdoors and moderate tone. the guidance is the steps people can take when a public setting, and/or specifically with the new guidance. >> dana: jesse, did you get an invit

dana. >> dana: casey stiegel.ork. >> bill: all people are human beings x right. at american express it sees that phrase as a microaggression. that's just for starters. jason chaffetz weighs in on the credit company. >> dana: president biden blaming opec amid rising gas prices after cutting thousands of american pipeline jobs. one of the laid-off workers speaks to us next. >> you have a president come in and goes knocking people, knocking their family. there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of families that this man has aced. are at all time highs. that makes right now the best time in history to use your va refi benefit and get cash. you could take out $50,000 or more because the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. use that cash to pay high rate credit card debt or plan for retirement. the newday 100 va loan. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels

the highest in more than 20 years, dana. >> dana: wow!hit levels. harris numbers are plummeting but the media rushing to smearing her detractors. >> we have found that vice president kamala harris has the lowest approval of any vice president since the '70s. where do you think this is coming from? >> what is different about her that we haven't seen before? what could it be? >> oh, that's right, she is a woman and she's black. >> it is not surprising because it is about race and gender, right? >> greg: jeez, anyway, denying criticism to a woman precisely because she's a woman. you can't get much more sexist than that. they think she is so delicate that she can't handle criticism. >> jesse: you have to read the article, the article is coming from inside the house. >> greg: vs. >> dana: so you had a piece of the hill, i believe on thursday and which they quoted somebody as an ally to the white house and an ally to kamala harris personally. when she said, nobody could point to anything she is doing well. if you would have said she is doing gr

hello to you >> dana: i'm dana perino. if the president will take a shot at them you can imagine they would push back. not exactly constructive. but the feud is erupting after president biden singled out texas and florida for banning mask mandates saying those states account for 1/3 of new infections. he said help slow the spread or get out of the way. ron desantis firing back. >> joe biden suggests if you don't do lockdown policies you should get out of the way. let me tell you this, if you are coming after the rights of parents in florida i'm standing in your way. >> dana: griff jenkins is covering the story from the white house. >> governor desantis has been standing in the white house's way as loudly as humanly possible, i think. remember he was an immediate hard no on school mask mandates and now he is not taking lightly being called out by the president on tuesday. >> president biden: governors not willing to do the right thing. if you aren't willing to help at least get out of the way for the people trying to do the

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." every monday we come and there is a terrible story about crime in america. new orleans a shooting on bourbon street, injured five people and sent tourists running for their lives. chicago eight people killed, dozens more injured. in new york two gunmen opened fire outside a laundromat shooting 10 people. >> bill: it's up 19% in new york from a year ago. 100% from two years ago. bryan llenas begins our week anew in new york. good morning. >> bill and dana, good morning. nypd is searching for the four men responsible for the moped mass shooting. two men dressed in hood east and wearing fast masks opening fire on a city sidewalk in queens, new york. the shooters were picked up by two accomplices on mopeds as they fled the scene. police believe there were three targets of a gang-related shooting. both candidates to be the next new york city mayor republican curtis sliwa and democrat eric adams visited the crime scene. >> with the defunding of the police by a billion dollars by mayor debla

bill and dana. >> dana: casey stiegel in dallas. >> bill: the fight over masks heating up, a third of americans heading back to school this week. former education secretary betsy devos, welcome to our program. nice to have you on today. >> thanks. >> bill: find a different expert and find a different answer here. what's the right answer? >> i think the right answer is that parents really need to be in a position to decide what is best for each of their children. we know that for some kids feel more comfortable if they are wearing masks, others do not and are detrimental to them. this is, as dr. robert redfield said, not a one size fits all question. i think some of his suggestions were very practical. get more ventilation going but leave these decisions to the parents. when schools try to dictate and mandate and it doesn't work for a family, give parents other options to choose. florida is actually considering that with families that are being in the district that is forcing mask wearing, if it's not going to work for your child you should be able to take your child to another school

dana. >> dana: i'm sure they want to get his ear.back to the covid cases now. they are rising in the state of georgia. that state recording more than 41,000 new cases in just the last two weeks. want to bring in the georgia governor brian kemp to talk about this. good morning. here are the total cases 114,000 among children ages 1-17. total hospitalizations 1452, total deaths 12. vaccination rates. one dose about 48%. fully vaccinated around 40% in your state. can you get that number higher? >> well we're setly messaging on that. there has been a lot of mixed messages coming out of the white house. get the vaccine, take your mask off. now they want you to wear your mask. i think that's been part of the issue and delay in the johnson & johnson vaccine. we were set to get rolling when it was paused. we're seeing our vaccination rates go up as the delta variant continues to spread here and across the country. i'm so thankful we took the approach early on to vaccinate our seniors and medically vulnerable. we are seeing the fatalities in

>> absolutely, dana.tion. the legislators from session ditched a special session of their legislature three weeks ago. not an easy trip. six democrats testing positive for covid but they're defending their move to be in washington instead of austin. >> why did we ring the alarm? why are we raising the concern about what's going on in texas? well, it's not just happening in texas, it is happening across our country. we have seen the concerted effort in various states to pass legislation that would limit access to the ballot. >> texas governor greg abbott firing back i'll keep calling special sessions until we address every emergency item. foster care, bail reform. the democrats' decision to break form. as for congress the u.s. senate is still in town. the house is due to be out until the end of august. dana. >> dana: mike emanuel, thank you. >> bill: police officers in washington state now facing a dramatic shift in the way they do their jobs. nearly a dozen new police reform and accountability laws take e

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. >> bill: the u.s. added 943,000 jobs last month. to tell us what's driving all of this is maria bartiromo. couldn't have a better guest. were you surprised by this? >> thank you very much. not surprised. i think it is another indication that the economy is continuing to grow and we are in this recovery, having said that it is pretty clear that growth at this point has peaked. don't forget we were in a lockdown a year ago. so all of these numbers, these growth numbers we've been seeing this year are being compared to a lockdown and it looks strong. we have a consistent recovery but probably have seen the best numbers we'll see for a little while. point out a couple of things in the number. participation rate is something we focus on. why? because employers have had such a hard time getting workers back to work because they are enjoying all the stimulus, the $300 a week. we were focused on the labor participation rate to see where it stands today. it is up which is good but only 1/10%. a participation rate of 61.7% of those participat

dana. >> dana: jonathan thank you for the update. >> bill: major story. >> dana: 4:30 today the whitemajor setback. taliban turning back the clock. what will happen with women and their rights under the rule of the islamic return to that country. martha will join us in a moment. stay tuned for that. first listen to this woman who covers the pentagon from afghanistan. you may have seen her the other day at the briefing. she was earlier on "fox & friends" first and said this. >> afghan women are very strong, very brave. they are fight. they will fight for their rights but if the taliban will be the same taliban i'm not very optimistic about women in afghanistan. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable networ

dana has some specific questions. you were invoked heavily on behalf of the current president's comments. defend yourself based on what you heard yesterday. let's start there before we dive in. >> bill and dana, thank you for having me on this morning. let me begin this morning we're praying for the families of the soldiers and marines killed yesterday. bless them. they were doing amazing work in a very difficult situation. we're praying for the continued security of the folks on the ground trying to get americans home. want to thank everyone who served in afghanistan for all the work they did all these years. bill, as for the deal, we were very clear from the beginning with the taliban. we were negotiating with the afghan government and had a deal with them too. we were clear with the taliban that we had this understanding but you were going to live up to it and we a conditions-based withdrawal plan. 15,000 to a little over 2500 and we didn't have a single american attack or a single american killed. it wasn't becaus

. >> dana: rainy yesterday. >> bill: the theme. >> dana: a soaker but a good weekend nonetheless. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." new infections are up nearly 32% from just last week as tens of millions of americans eligible for the covid vaccine have still not received a single dose. all this as schools are reopening across the country. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta for us. >> here in the southeast many school districts have already reopened and here in metro atlanta several school districts are reporting first cases of covid-19. the numbers in the hundreds. the delta variant is more than two times as contagious as previous strains of the virus and although school children, children in general are at low risk, relatively low risk for serious complications from the disease compared to older folks, their hospitalization numbers are increasing. in fact, twice as many kids have died from covid as they would in a previous -- typical flu season. obviously this is something people need to take seriously and causing educators and some politicians to rethink mask manda

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. >> bill: lovely jacket. >> dana: i'm so flattered. this is "america's newsroom." you could say it was a fall from grace but he didn't have really -- >> bill: i saw the pre-tape presentation. he knew it was coming. >> dana: i want to know who was the p.r. genius behind that and they should never work again. sorry. feeling strongly today. we're not the only ones. new york state assembly is ramping up the impeachment process after outside lawyers working under the attorney general concluded cuomo arrested about a dozen women. staffers as well as a state trooper. >> bill: investigators laying out the findings. cuomo remaining defiant in the pre-recorded response making it sound like it is one big misunderstanding. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. >> independent investigation found he harassed multiple women. >> i've been making the same gesture in pub politic all my life. >> some suffered through unwanted grabbing of their most intimate body parts. >> bill: new reaction, james scoop joins us

. >> dana: that sums it up well. i'm dana perino. the president will speak at 1:00. he has only taken questions from an abc interview. they released the entire transcript. i urge you to read the whole thing. this caught my eye in the daily punch today, a d.c. publication, they interviewed a lot of people at the white house. the reaction there. to put it mildly, the white house seems a bit frustrated over the public reaction to the crisis in afghanistan. as if the people in america are to blame for the fallout. >> bill: a couple of things here. hearing about reporters leave the country. that's critical. a lot of times when western media outlets pull out of the country they rely on stringers left behind. video are being beaten all over the country. in the villages where we can't be. it could be the beginning of what could be a gruesome period of history in afghanistan. there are many people believe the hangings and beheadings could return. that was a period in our time in our nation's history we thought we put out of our mind and put behind us as well. the other thing

." >> dana: hello, everyone, dana perino, along with kennedy, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> let me be clear, the evacuation of thousands of people from kabul will be hard and painful no matter when it started, when we began. there is no way to evacuate this many people without pain and loss and heartbreaking images that you see in television, but we have a long way to go and a lot can still go wrong. >> dana: a lot can still go wrong, talk about the chaos in afghanistan, saying that they could extend the deadline to get everyone out safely, but the taliban is drawing a line saying there will be consequences if he goes beyond that date. and learning of an internal intelligence report warning the u.s. that isis and al qaeda are going to pressure american forces to leave before the deadline by launching an attack on the airport. the white house asked about the threat al qaeda posed. >> so friday the president said that we got rid of al qaeda in afghanistan. a sunday the secretary of state said there is al qaeda in afgh

dana: how remarkable. the filmmaker.me on america's newsroom on fox news channel and i will see you have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday" " steve: the bipartisan infrastructure bill literally breaking. here it is. they printed it. 2000 pages but it still not finished. they are still arguing about it. we will get response from senator blackburn. welcome to "the next revolution" i am steve hilton. republican pro- community pro- worker and especially pro- america. this is the week when the true nature of the biden regime in the democratic party and the ruling class became clear. we saw that in the chaos of the deltaer

brian: bill and dana rohrabacher next. >> dana: it was not at a time and a place of our choosing. >> bill: p pentagon admitting it did not meet its goal of evacuating every last american or ally despite president biden's promise to leave no one behind. >> president biden: we won't conduct a hasty rush to the exit. we'll do it responsibly, deliberately and safely. there is a home for you in the united states if you so choose and we'll stand with you just as you stood with us. >> president biden: if there are american citizens left we'll stay until we get them all out. any american who wants to come home, we will get you home. our first priority in kabul is getting american citizens out of the country as quickly and safely as possible. >> dana: yet the taliban are now in full control of that airport. the group marching triumphantly across the tarmac hours after the last plane took off. republicans calling it a shameful display of american weakness. >> he promised the taliban would be out august 31st. promised the americans in afghanistan to get them out. he broke his promise to america

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." we want to tell you where we stand at this hour. fox is confirming president bidens cia director was in kabul yesterday to hold a secret face-to-face meeting with the leader of the taliban. >> bill: 30 minutes from this moment president biden will hold a virtual meeting with the g-7 allies urging him to extend the operation beyond the 31st, a week from today. the taliban calls that date a red line. >> dana: the president will address the american people after the meetings today at noon eastern. right now he is meeting with his own national security team. >> bill: later this morning those same advisors brief house lawmakers on the crisis behind closed doors. lawmakers from both sides warning this entire situation is dire. >> i don't think it's possible to get out who we need to get out including our afghan partners by august 31. >> if by the end of the month this crew doesn't safely get every american out of afghanistan, that we will begin the process to hold each of these failed leaders accountable for their actions. >> the threat t

and, always there, his friend dana marsh. former georgia cop now markets law enforcement equipment. his world is still very different from gerrels' . >> ♪ dana marsh: there's times i will make a statement. instead of saying, 'well, that's stupid,' he would say, 'well, let's walk through this' and help me have a different perspective, help me to see if through his eyes. jessica: two sets of eyes, they say, but one heart. nearly three decades later. what would you tell a young police officer who might be encountering the same situation today? dana marsh: youmpsion. if we don't, things won't change. gerrel jones: yeah. we learned that from each other then, yeah. 'cause his compassion towards me translated to my compassion towards others. i was a violent criminal. and to think that, you know, this is what redemption looks like, sitting at the table with the actual police officer that arrested you, miracles are eal. so, a toast to miracles. dana marsh: glad to call you my friend. gerrel jones: thank you. jessica: in fayetteville,

dana: . dana: so i'm going to do something thate start an e-mail on friday afternoon and anything that i see over the weekend that if these interest i will put in a draft e-mail. to help you will added to it. dana: and then on sunday around 4:00 p.m., because we have to get ready for monday morning, i will send an e-mail to the team and it says here are some of my weekend thoughts. no inevitably, when i go back to my list of things that i were important on friday, i can delete probably half of it. so that this helped me pull back as well that i might e-mail them all weekend not doing responding to this anger. so i think that i am learning as well. >> i think that's a really good thing. the talk about the white house and we left in 2009. how did you think that job the white house press secretary has evolved since then and what you think the differences are between then and now. dana: the social media afterwards and how fast it is and also critical that one of the things that i didn't have was

>> dana: no. at his historical voting record. he might not be 3.5, but he could be for 3.3. but i think that some of these things, to your point about the polls, it's a good one, but think back to the 2020 election and ask anybody, medicare for all, do you like it? i love it, would you like it if this happen? and then that's when the pulling falls apart, so republicans have a lot of work to do to explain their position on this, and they better hurry. but then the other on the immigration front, so this might get thrown out because it does not have anything to do with the budget, but this is what they want to do, the immigration language is very vague, what they have said is that basically lawful permanent status for qualified immigrants, this is not just your dreamers, dreamers would be about 700,000. this will get you up about 10 million, so now you have several senators and very tough races like mark kelly and then i would put jeanne shaheen of new hampshire in that category, and because of all

. >> dana: i'm dana perino this is "america's newsroom." for the afghans clinging to the plane i think two things. the pilot knew what was happening and had to get out anyway and the second thing is that they were willing to face a certain death because the alternative to them staying was worse than trying to leave. >> bill: so many times the images that you remember for years to come may very well be this one we're showing you right now. i think if you watch the video overnight in the darkness of the airport and here on the tarmac again. when people run like this it shows the inner fear they have that they are trying to get away from. that's the reality now in afghanistan. here we go. next two hours we'll see what we get. >> dana: that's a image today. images in days to come could be even worse. america's exit from afghanistan has given way to a complete taliban takeover and prompted thousands of people to flood the airport in kabul. you can see it there. trying to force their way onto any departing flight. >> the taliban set up shop, an o

dana: how remarkable. the filmmaker.s newsroom on fox news channel and i will see you have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday" k renewed patriotism. peter: go to church, everybody. maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining uses. welcome to sunday morning maria: good sunday morning thank you for joining us welcome to "sunday morning futures" i am maria bartiromo. changing thes.s. subject the southwest border is wide-open. 1 million apprehended thisde year already. tens of thousands of others get away. fentanyl is up 900% they get in congress it is crunch time. before they head out for the august respects.

appreciate you sharing your story. >> dana: thank you so much. >> bill: stay at it. >> dana: fox newst biden adjusting his message as he addresses the chaos in afghanistan. the president changing his tone as the situation unfolds after a lightning fast takeover by the taliban from friday to monday. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. one other thing to add. if you present an american passport as an afghan citizen the taliban will rip it up. what happens at that point? you are just out there on a limb with nothing. nothing to support you. so the president yesterday saying the withdrawal from afghanistan will be hard and painful, dramatic difference from last week when he said no problem for americans trying to get to the airport. general jack keane saying the president needs to send a firm and clear message to the taliban, among other things. >> the united states national honor is on the line here, dana. we have got to get all of our american citizens out and we have to get all of our afghan partners out. we have got to tell t

. >> dana: i'm dana perino, "america's newsroom." last night i was reading through some things and got a note from my friend the statement department said leave the airport. that might be fake, right, that the taliban is doing? but no it was real. >> bill: it's true. >> dana: here is where we stand at this hour. the embassy is warning. >> bill: the window for americans and afghans to escaping quickly closing after the president refuses to extend the deadline past next tuesday. >> dana: one image capturing the desperation people holding up travel documents outside the airport. they have the documents and begging for a trip to freedom. >> from vietnam here is kamala harris from overnight. >> our highest priority now is evacuating american citizens and evacuating americans who worked with us and afghans who are at risk with a priority around women and children and we have made significant progress in that regard. >> dana: all right. we have team coverage. arkansas senator tom cotton will yoin us in moments. lucas tomlinson and let's beg

so, dana, greta thunberg must be thrilled. >> dana: she might have written that. you want to be accepted by the world community and don't want your funds to be cut off by the world and want the world bank to pay attention to you, you want countries to lessen sanctions, a great way to their heart and they know exactly what it is, through climate change. they probably looked on social media, how many friends on social media... oh, you're just here for climate change, also going to assign credit scores to people. that's very progressive, what an interesting idea. it >> greg: what is your carbon footprint? >> dana: they want to be back in the seventh century. as far as i know, i just want to mention one other thing, the administration is very mad about the media coverage they are getting. i get it, people complained. i saw something today, basically it said, you don't get to sink the ship and then brag about the lifeboat and that's what we've been seeing for the past several days, yesterday the united states and the u.k., both called the special sessions of their legi

back to dana's question.ed with any of the answer thaes have come from our commander-in-chief? >> well, we haven't heard that much yet from president biden. i hope he is spending most of his time consulting with defense and the state department and intel and making sure that we are doing everything we possibly can. right now i think that's a much more important function than talking quite frankly to the media or even to the public. right now we are talking about minutes and hours that really matter. so i am not going to -- but no, i think -- >> bill: it was quite surprising when he came out to talk about a booster vaccine and turned tail when all the reporters were shouting questions and had nothing to say. you are aware of a long time cbs white house correspondent. at this point in the biden presidency he has had one-on-one interviews nine times. donald trump did 50. president obama had 113. so has he communicated enough and effectively with what's happening there on the ground? >> we've had a lot of communi

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." our veterans are enraged and heartbroken. you have americans stranded, allies who are furious and outraged. our reputation as america is diminished and the afghan people paying the price. >> bill: you ask yourself a question what's going right? what's going well? >> dana: the white house has thoughts they want to spin you on. to that end the president is plowing forward with the deadline of august 31 despite our allies pleading for more time to get their people out. the decision is also drawing scrutiny from lawmakers at home. >> thousands of americans that president biden stranded behind enemy lines. instead of spending every minute working to get them out, he put a shot clock on them saying there is only seven days left to get all americans out. >> our office alone has received over 6,000 requests. many of these requests are from families with multiple people seeking support. >> president biden has signed a death warrant for thousands of afghans who helped us and he is washing his hands of afghanistan at our peril as a nati

>> dana: no.dlords that are more likely to be hurt by the eviction moratorium. likely to have lower incomes, usually have one property and have to rely on that rent collection to pay their own mortgage. that's why president biden said it's unconstitutional is really bad. they're hurting the small landlords. those people go bankrupt, who sweeps? the bigger companies and their rent goes up. what do you through? >> jesse: if you live? a smaller property, contact me. i want to hear from you. is your building up to code? is your water not hot enough? i need to know these things. contact my on social media and we doing something with it. >> greg: dagen? >> dagen: i'm worried about these women. they seem confused this wouldn't come out publicly. maybe they don't care. maybe there's cori bush and she's like i need private security so i can take away your security by getting rid of the police. >> greg: it's the rule of the left getting into politics to exempt themselves nor the rules on others. >> dagen: t

. >> dana: one person confirmed dead. millions of people without power and that includes the entire city of new orleans. >> bill: ida moving over mississippi. it has weakened to a tropical storm. officials saying the threat level remains quite high. >> dana: team fox coverage. senior meteorologist janet dean is tracking the storm. jeff paul is live in new orleans and where are you now? >> we're in downtown. as the sun comes up here in new orleans we're starting to get a better idea of the damage caused by hurricane ida. this building here knocked down by the powerful winds of that storm sending bricks all over onto the ground. you see metal and pieces of wood on the nearby buildings in downtown, new orleans. something we're seeing throughout the area. we saw another building in the french quarter with its roof ripped off. whether it's a building that is falling apart or trees in the road the devastation from this storm is wide. we know a million people right now throughout new orleans are without power. we're also learnin

dana. >> dana: trey, thank you.at press briefing at the top of the hour. >> bill: in the meantime a former advisor with president obama putting the blame squairl on president biden's national security team. brett bruen writes this about jake sullivan and others. the disaster that unfolded in afghanistan is like other major issues at the white house. the people, plans, processes the president put in place to keep america safe are not working. brett bruen is a former white house director of global management in the obama administration. thank you for your time. make your case. >> this is a problem that we've seen unfold over several months. another piece back in may saying that biden has process problems in his national security structure. they aren't taking on board input from institutional experts and we saw it play out on the border and play out with the refugee decision in places like cuba and israel. three not operating at peak performance. they are avoiding some of these hard questions that need to be answered b

. >> greg: dana, what are you going to ask her? >> dana: there are a few things. i think the adversity point is a good one. her father actually died when she was in high school and he was on his way back from one of her events, and she almost quit the sport altogether but then she said she was inspired to pick herself back up. she said she loves getting beat up and she loves beating people up. she told her coach, i'm nervous, scared, freaking out. help me. somehow she was able to take that anxious energy and transform it into something that's absolutely incredible. she knew how to bite the medal. she knew how to bite the medal. the other thing is, with her prize money she's going to buy her mom's dream, which is to have a food truck. i think she should call it gold medal barbecue because apparently, greg, it's barbecue she's a specialist in. >> she lives in texas. it's got to be barbecue. what else would bit? it won't be a sushi truck. that would be my dream to own barbecue truck but i wouldn't have any customers. >> dana: you wouldn't but she'll have a lot of cus

>> will: i catfish is awesome, dana.: i don't know. >> dana: or mount it? >> katie: a whole put luck with that thick. katie you are next. >> katie: look at that amazing walrus named wally. it's really hard to get back in if you have a life jacket on. this is him off the coast of southern ireland. he spend his time between ireland, britain, france and spain. one time he fell asleep on a iceberg and floated back to ireland. >> greg: he got in. >> dana: so good. all right. that is it for us. "special report" is up next. hi, bret. >> bret: a lot of animals are great today. thank you, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight new york democratic governor andrew cuomo is resigning amid the enormous controversy over shower. allegations. of the democrat saying today that he wants to let government, state government get back to governing and avoid months of litigation and impeachment proceedings. governor cuomo said he accepts full responsibility for what he calls his misinterpreted actions but b

keep it simple, ladies. >> dana: simple. >> kennedy: sugar and water. >> dana: pretty simple.at's it for us. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: from booze to news. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight the biden administration says the kabul withdrawal could take up to another two weeks. this comes after the frantic day of evacuations that were cut short after afghan civilians clung to u.s. planes and flooded runways trying to leave the capital. we are told the taliban have the capital airport surrounded. they have created checkpoints around the outskirts telling afghan civilians to stay put while the u.s. military is controlling the airport itself. u.s. officials say

[laughter] >> dana: congratulations mike tobin. >> dagen: he was a college cheerleader. >> dana: so wasdid all the tricks. >> greg: doesn't want people to know about but you keep bringing up. he was a male cheerleader. shut up already. all right, dagen. >> dagen: he is strong man. so, geraldo is making me do this story because this is how big geraldo's like bathtub is. this is his hubber duck. i'm just kidding. this rubber duck appeared out of nowhere. this is harbor in main, belfast harbor. no idea where it came from. the harbor master though says it gives everybody a lot of joy. they love the ducks. >> dana: you are killing the stage manager. she can't take it anymore. >> geraldo: it's been nice to work with you all. [laughter] >> greg: "special report" is up next. you are still here, right? >> bret: hi, greg. duck, duck, mike tobin. that's a good end. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight. [one fire. [gunfire] >> they don't know how to control crowds. so they do these things. >> bret: chilling new video obtained by fox news shows afghans taking

impressive. >> dana: katie?ch anything. this guy is the opposite of me and he is from missouri and he set a new state record with his massive fish qualified for a new world record. it's a carp and he didn't real l this thing in on a typical rod and reel, he was bow fishing when he caught the carp. he thought he was shooting a 30-pound grass carp but when they tried it pull it out of the water they realized it was huge. he called it a quote straight up monster so congratulations for setting the state record. will: a little word play there. >> dana: love it very clever producers. excellent producers. love our producers. will, you are next. will: i would have been more impressed if he noodled that fish. >> greg: that's a noodle. will: that's when you stick your arm. catfish bury themselves in dams and get very large and stick your arm into their burrow into the hole. bite arm and grab insides pull them out wrestle them. >> jessica: it doesn't hurt? will: anti-climatic end of the to story. >> dana: that's not like c

>> i am concerned, dana. because it is my job to be concerned. i am not somebody that sent to washington elected by my constituents to rubber stamp assessments or get a good night of sleep. which i don't any more. my job is to conduct over sight and ask tough questions and figure out what assumptions we're making and i'm going to continue to do that and we'll have those hard discussions, no doubt about it. i'm going to do everything necessary to make sure that we're responding to isis, al qaeda, and the threats to the homeland and u.s. citizens wherever those threats might exist. but i will say one thing that is really important, dana, as we look at the 20th anniversary of september 11th, to all of my fellow veterans out there, you should be proud of your service. you stood up and when your country needed you. you answered the call. be proud of your service and what you did for our country. and we'll have the policy debates later. >> here-here. very well said and i'll add you to that. thank you for your service. and we'll get back to you as you g

second the unified front which dana spoke to at the beginning. we know that isn't the case, boris johnson is not outspoken and tony blare not in office ripped him a new one and uncle merkel as well and this is something we all got into together. like for better or worse, and they have been responsible for a lot of the evacuations. i do want to address, though, the republicans who spoke this morning like congressman mccall saying this is all joe biden's fault and what greg was talking about. this did begin as donald trump's plan. and it was supposed to be may 1st versus august 31st. and i'm not hear to say like orange man bad and joe biden good, but this is not all joe biden. this is, you know, four presidents have been involved in this and he did on the first day when he started to pull out say i'm not going to push this onto a fifth president and this is important and we got 21 hundred people out in the last six hours, the largest air lift in u.s. history when that's done, allies are helping but those things do matter. there are things going rig

let's not keep it waiting. ♪ ♪ >> dana: it's time now for one more thing. pete?n warriors called afghan he can straxz. extraction. sat down with four individuals working behind the scenes to get afghan american citizens back that one right there matt dobson he talks about being flip flops kitchen table 20 hours a day what's app. and signal to coordinate taliban checkpoints and help our allies get in when the government was turning their back. they reveal how they did it they are not the only ones. thousands like them. their stories are representative of legions of vets that come to the rescue. >> dana: i want to watch that. that's amazing. i didn't know that was happening. awesome to hear. i have a podcast up doesn't have anything to do with afghanistan. i talk with aimee mayo a country music singer songwriter mostly a legend. wrote a book talking to the sky which i loved up at fox news podcasts.com take a look there and greg, you are next. >> greg: gutfeld tonight we have emily compagno. buck sexton, kat timpf. greg animals fake news. fake news has infiltrated t

danae rivera nos amplÍa. mira del coronavirus, los hospitales no dan abasto y muchos se preparan para el regreso a clases. entre el lunes y miÉrcoles cuatro docentes del estado fallecieron debido a la pandemia. alrededor de tres no se habÍan vacunados. >> continuamos el proceso de vacunaciÓn para todas las personas. danea: el gobernador de florida se opone al uso obligatorio de cubrebocas. el debate del uso de mascarillas en las escuelas estÁ presente en todo el paÍs. juana muÑiz reside en texas. el gobernador de ese estado expreso interÉs de no solicitar mascarillas en el regreso a clases. >> creemos que es un paso para asegurar la salud y seguridad de nuestras comunidades escolares. tambiÉn para proteger los estudiantes menores de 12 aÑos que no pueden ser vacunados. danea: el miedo de muchos es que en su estado se repita lo que sucediÓ en florida. desde miami florida danae rivero. patricia: 16 tripulantes dieron positivo a covid—19 poco antes de que una embarcaciÓn abarcarÁ en belice. los centros para el c

dana mill bank a tough one to follow. in your view dana milbank who won the week? not interested in dealing with the new mask requirements. well, now it turns out mccarthy is intent on proving the accuracy of pelosi's statement because he and the republican party have made t-shirts for a fundraiser that just say in big letters, moron. and nancy pelosi wins this week for starting off this whole episode and also her office's response was a gop first truth in advertising. >> i want every single one of them to buy one of those t-shirts and wear them every day. we should start a gofundme and make them all wear that. no, wear that. that is how you own the lips. my pick for who won the week are all of the cities, companies, unions, and teachers unions in florida, everyone who is fighting back against the antimaskers. san francisco for saying you got to get vaxed to come inside all of our venues. united airlines. i might switch to you from delta because you did the right thing requiring people to be vaxed. wesleyan college, birmingham southern. thank you all for fighting t

dana: look at what target and walmart are doing. the big box discounters are capturing more consumers. lisa: how much longer can it continue in the terms of spending given the fact that we see prices rise and we are expecting wage increases to slow? dana: when i see the wage increasing -- increase is slowing, prices are rising in footwear and other categories. child tax credits will be there through the end of the year and the savings rate is high. i will see a sustained demand of enhanced spending through the christmas time period. lisa: is where people spending changing? i know we went through the cycle of devices and an explosion of people trying to buy clothes that fit them. where are the hotspots right now? dana: into the year end by category, innovation, whether it is denim, or footwear, and look at luxury, the strength has been solid. i think the other hotspot that we will see, take it look at off-price stores, basically they were not open for a significant part of last year and they do not have the digital channel and that w

thank you, agnes, call him ard when i saw the reporting by dana priest and others on this and saw that there were more than 50000 numbers and began looking at some of those who were on there, including emmanuel macaroni, phone, the president of france, where, where you are now and you began looking at countries all around the world. and that it wasn't, was, as john said, necessarily those that were engaged in mob like, transnational criminal activity or trans national terrorism. but these were journalists, human rights advocates in others. you know, tell us what the tell us what our fear is, auto look like given what you help discover and help disclose. i think 2 of the dimensions to the right recent tradition. the 1st one is there overreach the fact that so many countries, so many people are concerned. and in the past we are received and they don't talk of individual things targeted right now we've the latest discovery. what we are finding out is that the scale of the phenomenon, the global reach of the pickets, is fine. where and of the government using it, it, he's a systematic prob

i'm dana bash.arning more details about how close president trump came in enlisting the justice department in his scheme to overturn the election. two top justice officials were interviewed at the center of the former president's efforts. both officials familiar with the matter provided detailed accounts in which lawyers sought to deploy the department's res resources to push trump's false claims of voter fraud. joining me to discuss this is the chairman of the committee investigating all of that, democratic senator dick durbin of illinois. thank you so much for join ing me. your committee interviewed jeffrey rosen who is, was, the acting attorney general for donald trump at the end of his presidency. rosen was reportedly getting calls from trump nearly every day about overturning election results. what did he tell you? >> he told us a lot. seven hours of testimony. i might quickly add, this was done on a bipartisan basis, democratic staff and republican legal staff asking questions during this peri

dana bash is introducing a story called "beam."interview. there is news from fox i want to get to, but first let's look at what that's all about. dana is joining me for a preview. "bean" is supposed to be a different kind of interview show. what are you trying to accomplish, dana? >> you said it perfectly, brian. i couldn't have said it better myself. part of the reason why i love my job here in washington is because i do get to ask the tough questions of people who are in the news. but also as being a journalist and being around and getting to know lawmakers and know other people of influence, you realize that there is more to the story, often, than the time that you have in those critical and very important interviews. so who is the person behind the sound bite, as you described it? this is something i wanted to do for a very long time, let it breathe, as we like to say in the tv business, and give viewers and our audience more time to get to know the people who are in the headlines that they read every day. >> and what their liv

's a day in dana, welcome to the show.to see a period it feels like i just saw you already. so clearly, she says a lot of stuff, but we'll get death threats did we all want to have security. >> it might be hard to believe, but even i get death threats. >> greg: stuart varney is still pit stop at you that you. >> i know, i know. do you remember when the democrats went after republicans for saying they are all like todd aiken? remember that? way back when. >> greg: i'm aching for an explanation. >> bad guy, not a good candidate, and not representative of everyone in the republican party. i think the democrats -- anybody who said that the republicans are all like tom aiken are all going to have a very hard time saying that she doesn't represent them. what kevin mccarthy, the majority leader for the republicans, he just got to sit back today and watch a campaign be made. and just yesterday, you saw the head of the democrats saying guys, we have a big problem. if the election were held today, we would lose. the to fund the poli