but donny couldn't take his l. taking a loss stings.se to do it. we put together -- thinking about your point -- a little bit of what you call donny or former president trump and other people in politics and music and how they deal with losses. i want to get your analysis. take a look at this. >> frankly, we did win this election. we did win this election. >> if you look race by race, it was close. it was not too close cumulative. it was a thumping. >> i want 11,780 votes. because we want the state. >> the big records. you are not nominated. >> like, this is fine. this is -- i need to make a better record. >> what is your lesson about people who know how to bounce back from losses? what does that take? >> a lot of times desperation we show when confronted with a loss, when sometimes you may really have an opportunity to come back. believe it or not, when i go places now, the criticism i heard of donny is not as critical as it was before. that's crazy to say. sometimes you have to martyr the -- you have to master taking the loss. sometim

we -- we love donny. >> so nice. we should play that promo, guys? the one from donny's house?rning joe." that was before -- bl, before lemire, by the way, when the world seemed to make sense. >> bl. "dance to the music." donny deutsch, thank you. >>> coming up, from broadway to the newsroom to international blockbusters, jeff daniel has done it all. and he joins us with his latest project just ahead. what a great guy. >> and we'll be talking about "dumb and dumber" the entire time. >> no. i want to catch up with him. you know, i went to his home, like, ten years ago. met his dad. he's a wonderful man, except for that one horrible movie. >> "dumb and dumber" is great. >> someone else who know as thing or two about making movies. acclaimed director ken burns is here with a new look at muhammad ali. "morning joe" is back in a moment. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who

. >> host of "on brand," donny deutsch. donny is here.. >> how good is it to be back here? >> i mean, first of all, what a palace they've constructed for you. look at this studio. >> it's big. >> i mean, it's epic. >> it's not as nice as the basement. >> we're not just here in new york. we're also in washington. white house correspondent for pbs news hour, yamiche alcindor joins us. >> look at her set. >> i'm not done yet. in texas, professor at the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs at the great university of texas, victoria defrancesco soto joins us. great to have you all. >> yeah, first time in 18 months you've been here, huh? >> i think i was here in the summer of '20, like for a couple days to guest host a show. first time i've been on this show in studio since march 2020. we were all on the road during the campaign. >> yeah. >> it's been a long time. >> look who is talking. you have dungeons all around the country. >> all around the country. >> you hang out and i don't know where you are. >> shut-ins. >> we don't see the sun

donnie hathaway and leon russell wrote it, but donnie hathaway is the one who owns the song. so, i want to thank you, john, for being here and bringing your many gifts. there you go. [ music ] [ music ] ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> right now, just days until the gubernatorial recall election. a look this morning at the last minute strategy by both sides. >>> remembering the lives lost in the september 11 terrorist attacks. how that dark day the country together. >>> and a serious car crash leaves several east bay children in critical condition. what police say let up to the accident. good morning it is sunday september 12, thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >>> we have a few clouds out there this morning.

donnie. donald. you lose all your friend. but mr. president, could i ask you one question?t's the toughest? and the toughest actually was the united states dealing with this maniac that we have over here with pelosi and assumer, that was probably the toughest. and isn't that a shame? >> there is a lot of -- there was a rational response to you. and i lost friends when i would defend you. >> but you also gain friends. >> greg: i also gained friends and i didn't listen to my family members who are voting for you. when i turned and started listening, i lost all of my other friends. did it bother you to see the friends that you had and lose these friends because you became president and it's like what you were doing or did you become emotionally and irrationally unhinged? derangement syndrome? >> if they call them a lot of things but derangement syndrome is one of them. we rebuilt the military and took care of everything, and they took care of vaccines and helping people medically, and it was an emotional response. >> the largest regulation cut by far. >> greg: why do people re

but when president donnie fled the country with the afghan security forces essentially said if the governments gone? so my colleague from wyoming 100 left have left in the last few days left on a charter flight a couple of days ago yes it is more difficult but the administration is working to get them out. the question is should they have stayed and triggered a possible conflict with the taliban and attacks by terrorist which did occur at the gate of the airport? and it was very difficult to determine who these people were and whether or not they wanted to leave as do all citizens. that was a difficult decision in my understanding the militarya' advice it is in america's interestt to abide by the deadline and continue toad work diplomatically but then my understanding from public reports s is that it has said if you are an american citizen if you have the paperwork so the ignoring of the fact that the 21 —- 124,000 evacuated in 18 days the largest airlift in history, 124,000 people and those who assisted us so 18000 of those 124,000 people it is a logistical diplomatic achievement there are q

. >> i've got my son donny here, he'd like to say hi. >> hi, donny, this is donny iii, me and my dadr show buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell, boo-yah. >> i like that kid >> this is 2% of my portfolio. you had him on five months ago, do i beisel or hold board warner. >> it won't come until it runs its course we're too far away, wait two more months. darren in michigan, darren >> jim, thanks for the call. one that i was watching on your show back in january, i bought in at $25, down to $12 lion electric. >> that whole group is down badly. i totally understand s i think it is the best of that group. that said, all these got eviscerated. i would hold on to it. >> danny in texas. >> boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah >> my question is on academy sports and outdoors, aso i looked at their earnings last thursday wondering if the stock has peaked >> that is ken hicks, it has not peaked i don't know if you heard ken on tv holy cow, as good as he's always been i like that fellow steve in arizona, steve. >> boo-yah, jim cramer first i want to thank you and your team for the great advise you eve give

foreign minister and the cut to the foreign minister on a visit to islamabad, the pucks donny, for mister, could a she saying that a humanitarian aid for afghanistan should not come with conditions of the taliban assets should be unfrozen, so they, they can use them. we also heard from the company for mister and fanny and thanking the taller bon for their efforts in getting the cobbler airports up and running. that airport was done with a lot of assistance from country to technical officials as well. who arrived there to get that pulled up and running. and as we reported early early, the 1st flight taking off moments ago, it will be landing. and we will be covering that for you here on edge to stay with us. for the latest on that, on all the stories we are covering, ah, how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulations to own a tiger than there are to own a dog. how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line. play an important role. protectin

not that i have had a soda headed out and had this moment of the shad donnie. i was in that as well. yeah. you know where you got my i you on last and i love the mad on you know why live it? but it was up when you are going to love me the the the but i didn't know that, but i'm not going to do so i was with what was going on now i got the and i gave you, but i'm not going to do about the order i've been doing the, i don't know you're going back. i mean i see that's in the me that the but i did with i don't know what i was going to get out, but i will let them i have a job now you said yeah. in the me the what the work you know, the guns was done. you might want to shut down. you want your name? i'm interested with the lamb. i should i should the morning away in golf you're welcome was the day the the guy that i mean to me on the one with the. 6 my mike, the little function where jesus did my coffee. hey michael sean, the stuff. so it's been a while to get him lying. i mean yeah. i think you that me and my mom about them because you can jeannie okey dokey nice a

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let them know that i have the soda and how did and send it out and had this little but the shad donnie. i was in that as well. yeah. you know where you got my i you on a last last the made on enough. why live it? but it was off when you are going to love me the the i don't, i'm not going my yes. how did i was with what what, what, how do i know why not the the and i gave you, but i'm not gonna talk about that. i didn't have the order. i've been doing the back. i mean, i see that's in the witness that i put the whether i got a good i don't i don't get me to get out of my head is john la how you said yeah. oh good. in the, in the game what she won't get all the guns done. can you have that? i won't show you the manager that i am i should i should start the morning should away go with david. how are you today the the the the one with the the oh. 6 where my where like the little assumption jesus denied my you my coffee from the shorter stuff. so it's in my to get him like, i mean yeah. i think you that me on my mind. yeah. but i think a lot about them and then i'm genie ok. and i'll get no

- - donnie that i thought was revealing asking him to cover up the situation but it is the course ofduct where are the democrats are the never bidens out there? they know this is a problem. they are struggling at home they also commemorated the horrible tragedy of 9/11 yesterday. i would like to see answers from them as well and name may be showing up in a bipartisan way. if we don't ask it will not happen. jon: the 9/11 attacks and the taliban are raising the flag while at the same time incorporating members into the cabinet and government. people who were released from gitmo. >> another terrorist organization and khalid shaikh mohammed is in the middle of his trial so he may went to negotiate with him i know that's a stretch that so worried about portraying the arrogance and the heartlessness that is not becoming of the president and as you alluded to now they are emboldened use the china start to be more aggressive against taiwan and that's because we are showing will stand by our allies and our friends. jon: congresswoman we watch that committee hearing tomorrow. >> thank you so

jim vanderhi and donny deutsch.ou in the state of texas what are the practical implications already of the supreme court decision upholding the texas abortion law. >> let me put this in context. because remember, this was a long-time coming. let's go back to 2013, the wendy davis filibuster. that filibuster was some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation at that time. since that happened back in 2013, we've seen over half of the abortion clinics here in texas close. texas is a huge state. it's as big as some of the northeastern states put together. so what that means is the ability for women for reproductive rights was severely constrained. but the impact really is among women of lower ses, which here in texas means black and brown women. so for these women, they can't just buy a plane ticket and go to a neighboring state that still allows for reproductive rights to be upheld they have to drive to other states and the states around texas are conservative and has loopholes that texas doesn't have. so you

donny, what do you think?'t seized the moment and, you know, bush went in the wrong direction, obama went in the wrong direction. all i know is this is that before 9/11, you know, every single poll would tell you, you know, when you asked, are we united as a country on issues, and, you know, overwhelmingly 75% were not. then 9/11 came and right afterwards we were aligned on the issues and who we were. it was 75%, 80% who we were. of course, today it has gone back to we are divided. i guess the long way around to saying i believe we spend so much time talking about how divided we are, but at our core and i believe that day showed it, we do come together. i remember as a new yorker walking the streets all anybody wanted to do was help, whether it give blood or whatever you could do. my advertising agency was up town, downtown, and i remember getting everybody out. i think it brought out the best in us and i believe that's who we are. i believe that at our core we are one, and that tragic day showed it. so i'm st

it's donny. so he can still see mine in my danes. this is a construct dust of butcher off the shelf scholarship controller. domino police to show the controller of quote of the for example, germany and france to lesser extent and exploiting the week. a member to european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation. the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's sorry, listed. when you look now of how many greeks have left the country, it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment, the result is being depleted, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a major right among the modern agenda. soviet russia up high that needs to be smartly divided even at all settler, all russia is still a huge di and it's at the forefront of western sorts. dec happy talis. most most master control, most of force and clintonian. bennett, finished con. on done fool glove. we're n

ah, that's exactly what donnie sloane was forced to do. at 65, he had nothing left. the meager savings that he wanted to leave to his children were in his life insurance. but terminally ill and with no income. he had no choice but to sell to the highest bidder. dad, and leave me any documents related to the life settlement. but i did find his email account a conversation that he was having if you're off as the same as the others, why would i deal with you? i'm sure you understand. i have to get the most i can is that his basically all i'll be living for whatever i might have left. the other company came back and offered me a 150000. now, any chance you could meet that i might get them to match the $150000.00 for you and pose much faster than the other group i hadn't heard from you. so i went ahead and got the other companies paperless notarized for most people that test would be no big deal. but in my condition, it was he knew what was going on. i was aware that somebody was making a lot of money because insurance policy honestly, by my estimation, this policy will c

w inspector, jose bas donny, as merely having an axe to grind with the americans. however, they will either rebuff or down played box and that he was, he now admits it insinuated that alex was off to the cash bounty. but that's all the documentary fabricated, or at least seriously exaggerated. it also claimed that pizza hitchens, the jealous you follow these complaints against the documentary in the very 1st place, shall the russian and syrian state views on the complex that these attacks were indeed staged. and yes, the claims have been withdrawn by the b, b, c. but aligning hitchens with the russian, syrian official view leads to worry and question about anyone stepping out of line automatically being pitted as spinning. and i'm to watch the narrative. as to alex is dealings with journalists. although he has collaborated with journalists who held broadly the same views on the war as the russian and 3 governments. he had also collaborated with journalists of whom that could not be said. mister hitchens, among them, if they were supposed at the bottom, can tackle n

and then i'll just put my dress, she'd pockets donnie author and journalist who's written several books about the taliban. he says the group is largely unprepared to form. a national government is very clear now does the top line one to set up a government down? they don't want to broad based government and it's, it's pretty comic at the moment that we still don't have a government gun is done. and it seems to be a lot of internal squabbling amongst all yvonne as to who would get which post and but, but clearly what it also means is that any hope of, of conceiving a broad base government bringing in non outside is into the government. that seems to be off now, and i think that's one of the conditions where i'm at my suit. they've told them that they want to unified, i've got his town been going to tolerate what he's asking for, which is a semi autonomous region in the bunch valley where these fighters are based on the taliban and said, we will, we want to unified, i've got it we want nothing to do with your autonomous suggestion. and so it looks like the fighting is going to continue ev

has donnie, it's ask on board, but her family fled there country. she became a very, a typical and spoken miss england. and i run campaigns for mental health strategies, particularly for muslim women. i'm also welcome to the family show. thank you. tell us how you and your family came to the u. k. my family and i were living between 2nd son and i've got a son because my parents studied in sex, done so we would go back and forth during the holidays. so throughout my childhood i was spending some i was in cobbled, and one year we came back to was records done to for like a short break. so we literally pack a vacation bag last everything. and then the war broke out and we never went back. and i remember for years my mother crying over her wedding pictures because those are the only memory she had left from her wedding day. so we left everything that we've ever known and just took the clothes on our back and just never went back home. it was the waiting game because we saw that this is a matter of the year or 2 and we will go back home at some point. bu

they're accused of creating slogans against india and wrapping his body in the pockets. donnie flag. delani died last week. he advocated for me as merger with pakistan. his son says indian authorities took his body away for barrier without allowing his family to be present, which they have denied. a clean up cruise and dive is trying to locate the source of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico off the hurricane. ida, rita, havoc in the region this week of photos taken by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration show the slick more than 3 kilometers of the u. s. state of louisiana. it's believed to be coming from an offshore drilling side. ida hit louisiana last week and left nearly 1000000 people without power in america's top infectious diseases experts as pfizer corona virus. booster shots are on track for regulatory approval this month. government wants to see the jazz rolled out in the next 2 weeks, but drug make a mcdunna will not be part of that push and still needs to submit further data. more than 374000000 vaccine doses have already been administered across the us.

he's tacit nigella. gooden donny with for me, a government move comes off for political parties, form the coalition to post on tuesday. the 10 out from should be kathy who's a full parliamentary officer engineer. he says, the plan has always been to change the political system. what if there is a parliament? this is going to order according to the last presidential order for the order. $117.00 days, the prime minister designated measure within would form a cabinet. and then the covenant would be just may be formerly approved by sworn in ceremony in front of the president. i saw it. so literally on the 40 there will be no parliamentary approval for this, for the scrubbing it and according to reach you and reach prison, fire the they deliver the little speech of a few minutes. bring them with the presence of mrs. within the government, when you come in, it would be for the the next few hours or few days at the maximum prison play fight . it has been quite clear, even since the presidential campaign he's against or opposed to many parts of the 2014 constitution. the wants of your machine

the morning surrounding houses, and opening fire, taught to al jazeera is next with the pockets, donnie foreign minister sharma would cry. she me the i've gotta stop is a landlocked nation, surrounded by 6 countries. it's longest border is shared with pakistan. so the recent taliban takeover and cobble presents a new geo political challenge was lam about and the region at large. on august, the 15th taliban fighters arrived at the gates of the african capital after a rapid advance across the country, american troops were pulling out after 20 years, and the democratically elected president, ashura gunny, had fled the country, the international community food, a possible power vacuum enough to stop what he could bring, the taliban marched into cobble 20 years after being forced out. as the news was breaking thousands of afghans rushed to cobbles airport, hoping to leave the country at any cost. thousands headed to border crossings in the following days, while regional leaders worried about a possible flow of refugees. the un estimates up to half a 1000000 afghans could flee the country by

donny deutsch is here, host of the online podcast.ard for ex-cabinet officials, adult children for ex-presidents. >> what is extraordinary is that they don't get secret service protection after the presidency is over. usually the only ones who keep it typically is the president, the president's spouse, children up to 16. outgoing presidents have extended for children in college but nothing like trump. donald trump jr. is 43, the other children in their 20s and 30s. it is a totally different sort of people trump gave free around-the-clock protection to. >> why did he do it then? >> he has not given any official explanation at all. there's no president directive. there's no public order. there's no nothing that explains why it happened. frankly, if you look in the law i'm not sure where the legal authority was for this at all. the lou doesn't create a presidential ability to give six months more. we reached out and said, did you ask for this and when you got it why didn't you turn it down? the only person that responded was steve mnuche

african president, ash, ref ghani, which lasted 14 minutes and was on july 23rd. president biden told donnie to change the perception whether true or not, that things were not going well in terms of the fight against the taliban. to discuss this, this was whether or not the us will be sitting humanitarian, a dentist, and we bring in former pentagon official, michael willis, who joined us just yesterday talking about how actual valuable that these weapons were, that the military did not destroy in an easy fix. for an expert, so i wanted to make sure that i got you on the follow up seeing after what i did. thanks for joining us. michael. my pleasure thinking i want to start with a phone call. i think it made it would have made even a month earlier if god would have been more honest and had a plea for help in fighting the taliban and keeping africa said what had made a difference if he were just been honest. will it be just stated in the office? i think that would have made a lot of difference to show leadership. it was clear that by, by then that picked up what trump did much, much earlier tha

community not to play politics with humanitarian aid for afghanistan, he has been meeting his pockets. donnie counterpart in islamabad, humanitarian situation, and humanitarian assistance should be independent from any political progress because we believe that the african people deserve to be help deserve to be supported despite what's happening in the political landscape. the 1st thing that you ought to do is at least release what's this the assets that if it's should be you know, diffusion as it's decreased and it, and people utilize their money for their benefit, what their people at that would be a very, very welcome development morocco's prime minister, moving on to other news now, morocco's promise aside the dean and osmani has resigned from the party after it suffered a crushing defeat in parliamentary elections. provisional results show the justice and development party. last, more than a 100 seats voters back the liberal and sent to write opposition parties turn out is said to have been around 50 percent. during a time of economic crisis made worse by the corona, virus pandemic. wit

the birth robbie was a member if the peace negotiating team under the former president, awestruck donnie, she challenges the taliban understanding of islamic law, toner, bun, i don't believe to any credibility. they don't believe to women. of course they believe women drive to something different. they want to say that we are less spec thing women detecting women to stay at home. it means that the women to stay at home to nothing, not to be an object, not go to the to get job not to go in and get was clear or ask because we see taller one. and i need table with where we are. there was a come from the was a meeting or something that the war did was no single woman among them. and so it's not that kind of stuff right for me because they don't believe the woman's right. and of course they are thing that women are not accurate and not. and now as to under high positions. but it's not, it's not just, it's not the food that they are saying something according to the show of the beginning of the slum building, a medical group of women war once they meet out of montana, it seems, or digital prod

he was hurt in a clash with a vital faction in a video released by the taliban. abdul, donnie said, who was a senior official in haiti has resign. the day after the prime minister came out of suspicion. nobody. assassination of the former president, the chief prosecutor wanted prime minister, already to be charged, but he has since been replaced. john hoffman is falling developments from mexico city. the battle lines are really being drawn right now in haitian politics between those who are still behind the prime minister re and those who are increasingly opposing him. now this is all happening this week, but the origin of all of this was in july when the country's president was assassinated in his house. now this week was come to light is that the public prosecutor in haiti has said that there were coons between a chief suspect in the assassination close to the house with the president and the country's prime minister. now, on re now, he said that there's enough evidence of that for the prime minister to actually be charged as a suspect. in this case, the prime minister on rate than sa

very accused of creating slogans against india and wrapping his body in the pockets, donnie flogged the line. he died last week. he advocated for kashmir, self determination on merger with pockets on his son says indian authorities took his body away for burial without allowing his family to be present, which they've denied. police haven't announced which family members have been charged under a law described as draconian by rights groups. clean up, cruise and divers are trying to locate the source of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico. after hurricane ida reeked havoc in the region this week, photos taken by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration show the slick more than 3 kilometers off the u. s. state of louisiana. ida hit louisiana last week and left nearly 1000000 people without power. let's talk so arlo. him, phil, who's a senior ocean's campaigner greenpeace usa is joining us from washington, dc. hi there. thanks for your time. you must be very concerned over this oil spill . tell us how significant it is and what you're hearing about the impact of having unfortunate

he's tossed a nice, le, booting donny with forming a government should be the 1st woman to do. so. the move comes after for political parties from the coalition to a post side on tuesday, opposition politicians of one bill call for more protests unless he versus his move to seize power. or bernard smith is in june. as far as this is coming at a time of great pressure for the president does not. yes and not buddha rom damn is now going to take all the lots of that pressure. she was until today a little known professor of engineering. previously, she'd worked for the world bank and now she's been thrust right into the heart of the spotlight and she chooses political crisis. now, ordinarily under the unity and constitutional system, the president appoints the prime minister who then appoints members, all cabinet. and this all has to be approved by parliament, but the president has suspended parliament. so he's appointed not sla buddha. and i'm done as prime minister, but there'll be no complimentary approval of this. now, one of the complaints, all the civil society groups and this co

he's told nice leveled in the wrong donnie to form a government should be the 1st woman to do so. bernard smith has more frontiers. nigella bu, down, ram damn. is now. going to take on a lot of that pressure. she was until today a little known professor of engineering. previously she worked for the world bank and now she's been thrust right into the heart of the spotlight and she juniors political crisis. now ordinarily under that unity and constitutional system, the president appoints the prime minister who then appoints members of the cabinet . and this all has to be approved by parliament. but the president has suspended parliament. so he's appointed national buddha, and i'm done as prime minister, but there'll be no parliamentary approval of this lava from the adoption and la palmer islanders hitting the atlantic ocean. as the volcano continues to spew ash and smoke, a huge cloud of toxic gas is being created as a love of mixes and sea water astonish. government is declared le palmer, a disaster zone. russian president vladimir putin is hosting his turkeys counterpart in soaking. russ

but right now the us officially recognizes the former and the master, who was named by sheriff donny as ambassador. and until the credentials committee meets the way things work here at the united nations is that there's any dispute over who represents a country. it comes down to the so called credentials committee, and that's a committee that consists of 9 member states. and those states include the united states, russia and china, who again, are taking place in this, this meeting right now as we speak of the permanent 5. this meeting of the credentials committee were told is not expected to take place until after the general debate. so it doesn't look likely that the taliban will have a chance to address this meeting, but it's an issue that clearly the big powers are grappling with right now and back in when the taliban was last in power in 1996 to 2001 the un didn't recognize the taliban, but again, because of the economic situation, a lot of concern that not recognizing them or not dealing with them would be a cause for concern. we know that this meeting right now is being hosted

donnie is the most senior official from any country to visit since the taliban takeover or child stratford is live for us in a couple cuts. i played a key role in getting the evacuees, i was but also putting age in this seems to be another step in building that relationship. that's right, rob. yeah, we understand that the culture foreign minister arrived this afternoon. he subsequently left what we, we have that he met with tom on officials, including the interim prime minister on acount at the presidential palace. here. we have very few details as to what the nature of these discussions were. interestingly, one of our teams who was traveling through the city at the time saw heavy security around the presidential palace. but as you rightly say, this is the the highest highest international dignitary to visited the taliban and, and held face to face talks so far. we of course know that the countries have been right at the forefront of getting the airport operational and of course have been a lynch pin between the taliban and the international community as diplomatic efforts continue. we kno

foreign ministers been holding talks in ghana stone with a taliban leadership mohammed, ben dockman. donnie is the most senior official from any country to visit since the group takeover. he also made form president common cause i am a former chief executive, abdullah abdullah auto has helped in the reopening of couple airport alarming flight to resume charles try for it. has the latest from couple this is the 1st time we've seen any actual foreign dignitary come and meet, officially and meet the members of the interim taliban government. we understand that culture foreign minister met with the interim prime minister molar hassan acount as well as interesting lee, the former president, how many calls i am. abolla move of course was the former chief executive officer of afghan. it's done and somebody who paid such a vital role in those piece negotiations over the last couple of years that have been a couple of tweets with respect to what is being reported as to what was discussed in those meetings, coding to a local news agency here in cobble, they saying that there were a number of importan

do it will affect to live with august on or you're going isolate afghanistan from ingress 5 boxes, donnie supported caliber forces. we weren't going to make a permanent dent in the trial. vaughn walker sounds played a very interesting role. course. there are a former us ally we had or a separation after protest on became a nuclear power. but we've done our best to work with pockets on post 911. but at the same time, august john's in our services intelligence group was organizing funding training and guiding the tell bob. and there's a strategic reason for this is because boxed on is essentially a military state and is worried about a conflict with india. cut off, foreign minister says i've got missed on is going through a critical stage on the taliban must cooperate in the fight against terrorism. also meeting with his german counterpart, shake mohammed been up the rock not tawny said the international community must learn from its mistakes in dealing with the taliban when it last ruled. afghanistan, jamal j. o has more of the playing a leading role in the evacuation process over the past

and wrapping his body in the pockets. donnie flag galani died last week. we advocated for kashmir, self determination and merging with pockets on his son says indian authorities took his body away from the burial without allowing the family to be present. not been denied. the integration of an orthodox church leader and montenegro has gone ahead . despite protest against the move demonstrates his blocked roads and fort we've police before the ceremony. i see the church as a symbol of creeping sub in influence. 15 years after montana grows, independence zane basra v reports. police and protesters fight in the montenegrin capital. opinion, demonstrations against the you know the ration of the new head of the serbian orthodox church, fascism, fascism, pure, fascist, and their secretary and gang colorado. this was the through t because it's all for no reason, they were not over 50100 of us in the sense that in front of them on a free day through to you guys all the time. and we didn't see anything. montenegro declared independence from serbia in 2006 following

we had to be to women whose lives had been inescapably touched by the long conflict. masika, his donnie, was an african refugees who finally came to the u. k. during the 1st period of taliban government, doctor bon ripley was a tough journalist who for the short period some 20 years ago, became the most famous women on the planet i. she was captured by the taliban on their very eve of the need to envision, experienced this of giving them different perspectives of a gun, a son in war, and peace. both join alex in a moment for the 1st few tweets emails and messages in response to our program last week on the aftershock of loan call that he faith says highly informative interview . the case has been made to wait a mask on keep a safe distance to mo.

let's not forget about president donnie who took biden's word right to the bank, literally.ok out one to $70 million and fled afghanistan. the white house claims there is nothing fishy about the phone call. i seem to member democrats going nuts for a perfect phone call president trump once had with ukraine. no hypocrisy here, right? did biden lie to save his own skin? or is he just a clueless oaf? could be both. let's make tonight's party panel, with conservative strategist human events contributor and write term strategy carissa barron is back. she is the cohost of the gut felt on the fox news channel. and kat timpf democrat strategist radio host fox news contributor, the leslie marshall. welcome everyone let's get right to it. chris barrett was the state perfect phone, former president? >> it is not perfectly bs phone call. what is so amazing to me is the administration is now blaming americans who are stranded on themselves saying it is their fault. we warned them for once a month they were supposed to leave. they're also telling people the afghan army was going to stand

take a look at this stat or lack thereof, across the board, cbs, cf -- when it comes to the biden donnie call. with everyone questioning how we got it so wrong, the mainstream media is back of the map. >> the trump ukraine called to see how much time was given to each call. >> i'm not going to do that but focus on m s nbc. they started to see the backtrack. on wednesday, look at this. and on the texas abortion law, which is redmeat to the liberal left and only one time was the word afghanistan mentions. that brings us back to jen psaki, in 2019, the president was donald trump, the call you mentioned earlier, the trump ukraine call, a private citizen, not just the call transcript, the lower complaint would have more details, very fired up. a different tune when it comes to the president she works for. pointing out the hypocrisy over how trump's ukraine phone call. >> why would not a single reporter raise that? jim acosta would read to me word for word, to respond to blatant hypocrisy, political convenience at the press won't ask a question about a president who literally asked the afghan

no comment when asked about president biden has leaked conversation with exiled afghan president donnie. carley: in that leaked phone call president biden told the afghan president of the perception around the world was that the taliban was gaining momentum and he urged connie to paint a different picture whether it is true or not. when asked if the president was pushing a false narrative, jen psaki had this to say. >> i'm not going to get into private diplomatic conversations or leaked transcripts of phone calls, what the president conveyed publicly and certainly privately repeatedly to afghan leaders as did national security officials is it is important the leaders in afghanistan lead and show the country they are ready to continue the fight against the taliban. >> president biden's phone call compared to another controversial call, new york post columnist miranda divine rights jen psaki's no comment, democrats stated when the impeached donald trump over the leaked phone call with vladimir putin -- the linsky. others are downplaying the call like chris hayes saying the call is not a s

what is clear is that iran had relations with both the government of donnie -- ghani and that taliban. in july, there was a meeting of representatives, and a day after the taliban took control of kabul, they described the withdrawal as a military failure, adding that the withdrawal must be to restore security and durable peace in afghanistan. he was quoted as saying that a ran backs efforts -- iran backs efforts to restore security in afghanistan adding that as a neighboring nation, iran invites all groups to reach a national agreement. they told countries in the region not to worry, some countries such as iran are concerned. a ran once the taliban -- iran wants the taliban to be part of the future of afghanistan, but not the whole future. now the taliban has seized control of all of the countries strategic province, and we know there's been animosity between shiite and sunnis and the taliban for years, especially during the first reign of the taliban in afghanistan in the 1990's, and the main question now is how iran will work with the taliban together. you will recall, the foreign m

todd: jen psaki refusing to discuss details of president biden has leaked call with president donni.dent d. presideai. . he is the key part of the call, quote, this is from president biden, quote, i need to tell you the perception around the world and in parts of afghanistan that things are not going well in the fight against the taliban and there's a need whether it is true or not to project a different picture. >> is that an exhibit that the biden administration apply what it says it did not see the taliban takeover coming? >> what is so difficult about telling the truth? the american people deserve the truth. the truth is a little transparency. i don't understand why it is so difficult for this administration and this president to tell the truth. todd: do you think this phone call rises to the level of an impeachable offense now that it seems phone calls with world leaders, they are open to impeachment. >> yes, i think it does. the only problem is what do we replace and who do we replace president biden with? kamala harris who laughed at the border crisis, cackles at the crisis in