with this effort, ongoing legal analyst, the agenda for the master and conservative commentator ed martin told us biden's handling of the i can pull out as ultimately undermined america's geopolitical position. the global community as lots trust and faith in joe biden, in his administration. a lot right now in the united states of america. despite the victory of the games and military job, i have managed to completely unravel and unwind that in a matter of months, putting our military in women's lives in danger. you know biting can get up there and say all he wants to cameras will hunt you down. we'll get you. but he locks the credibility, not only this rate and the fear of our enemies, but he's a lot of credibility from our allies as well. i don't know how somebody is able to do that and 9 months have been in ministration. but i don't think anybody is surprised that it would be under the binding ration. we're watching the bible presidency deteriorate before our eyes. this president is not handling this well and everyone knows in america and the people in the rest of the world know it's s

well, it's $360.00 of you and bring in david kaz, former assistant, us attorney, and ed martin as well as safely ego. thank you so much for joining me. ed and david, you know, i know you're laughing because you were wondering if i was going to play the one quote. i think there's t shirts already played, but i do have chairs and kids watch bridget ball the. whoa can president trump sales about woke? i'm going to start with you because this is, this is your home territory. he didn't need social media platform to get a point across on saturday night. do you think that he hasn't, for the former president is getting strength again? and what does that mean for his future? well, sure, look. one thing is, donald trump is a master at this, right? i mean, a governing is hard work. joe biden is learning that being a candidate and being out is easier. and donald trump loves to turn phrases and to get people amped up. so it was a master class in donald trump. there's never been anybody like him. the other thing though is that as you see biden's stumble and i mean at this point, even the mainstream

$360.00 view we bring in to the credit strategist and army veteran ranger veteran robin to bureau and ed martin, president of phyllis as a shapely eagles. i'm sorry guys, i'm a little choked up right now. i. every time i've seen this has been hard to watch. we're all parents. we know that that is the absolute nightmare we can live through and rob it. i want to start off with you because i'm in the only reason why i think it's important that we talk about this because we need to avoid it in the future. 20 years, thousands of dying. we need to see these images over and over. remind us the next time that our elected officials, one has in our children, into a war zone that we realize how much, what it actually means. so rob, and i can start with you, are you satisfied with how this operation has gone? and i've can extend the last few weeks i'm not satisfied with how it's gone the last few weeks and i'm not satisfied and how it's gone for the last 20 years. frankly, there been for presidential ministration to in this i could give share a criticism for each and every one of them to include. i'm a dem

as it is about national security, and i wanna discuss the politics and get the 360 view bringing ed martin for my georgia state lawmaker ladon jones for don ad. thanks for joining me on this day. not exactly where i think any of us were expecting to talk about when we woke up this morning. and yet here we are. with don, i'm going to ask you this is, this is a real moment for leadership in our country. not only the last 2 weeks, but now there's american soldiers that have that have been murdered. busy in the street, how is president biden do you think handling this situation? he start handling it the way that i want to add him to as an american. and that is, he is not rushing to judgment, that he is not rushing to assumption that he is being longer. and his statement is clamor towards why we still have american ships there and, and he's making sure that it's clear. however, we won't let this done and that doesn't necessarily mean strikes right. 2021 thinking about your strike is our only solution is like using a fax machine. when we have email, right? you could send in a field team and not

with our panel and rochelle african instead veteran and founder of the mighty oak foundation and ed martin present as phyllis schafer, eagles, and publisher of eagle action report. thanks for joining me, gentlemen. thank you. thank you. chad. i want to start with you, 1st of all, thank you so much for your service to our country. i really appreciate that. and you as a veteran, you spent time and asking us, and i assume what does looking at the pictures of the videos that we have seen over the past few days? what does that say to you? what is that? what's it, what are the thoughts that come to mind as you see the same land, but i'm sure you have thought it in the last fellow's fellow friend and brother and sisters in war. what is this doing with you right now? yeah, i did. 8, department staff gas standards for a joint special operations command, job force. my son did a deployment to afghanistan. so lots of the best in for me and my family in a see this one for the just or if he gets tragic because of nature, my job at 1st hand knowledge of who the jalap is and i heretic. the outcome of this

and ed martin, president of phyllis shape is egos and publisher of eagle action report. thanks for joining me gentlemen. thank you. thank you. chad. i want to talk with you 1st of all, thank you so much for your service to our country. i really appreciate that. and you as a veteran, you spent time and asking us, and i assume what is looking at the pictures of the videos that we have seen over the past few days. what does that say to you? what is that, what, what are the thoughts that come to mind and you see the same land, but i'm sure you have fought it in the last fellow's fellow friends and brothers and sisters in war. what is this doing with you right now? yeah, i did a diploma stab gas standards for a joint special operations command task force my sunday appointment. so lots and the best and stand for me and my family in a see this one for the just biggest tragic because of the nature of my job. at 1st hand knowledge of who the jalap is and how heretic the outcome of this will be when afghan people not even mention the over spill of terrorism, that's going to watch

ed? >> charlie, thank you. we turn now to cbs news national security correspondent david martin who has more.hat do you know? >> of course car bombs are a huge threat to the can muhor thane a car bomb that suicide bomber who killed 13 on thursday. so they had indications that there was a vehicle loaded with explosives, and they conducted an airstrike against that vehicle. and they got secondary explosions, which would indicate that, in fact, there were explosives on that vehicle. so this appears to have been what the u.s. military calls an imminent threat to the airport. >> and we got them before they were able to get there, it looks like? >> that's what they think. >> you have learned more about what happened on thursday at the airport, amid a lot of questions about why so many service members might have been in one area that would have caused them to die. what have you learned? >> it kind of makes you grind your teeth because that gate where the explosion occurred was due to be closed, and they kept it open because british troops who were based in a hotel several hundred yards away had deci

ed o'keefe, thank you. >> also tonight for the first time in 20 years there are no u.s. troops on the ground in afghanistan. cbs' david martin is at the pentagon for us tonight. so david our troops are out but what about the billions of dollars worth of military equipment that was left behind. is it going to fall into terrorists' hands? >> general mckenzie said they had quote unquote de militarized all of this equipment, and it is quite a long list. up to 70 rafs vehicles especially developed to protect troops from roadside bombs, were there 27 humvees and 73 aircraft, so that is surely billions of dollars worth of military equipment. >> o'donnell: and i just have to did you, david, you have covered the war in afghanistan since the 9/11 attacks. 20 years, what does this moment mean? >> reporter: to me it is on all of us, all of us as american citizens. we as a country could not summon the will to outlast the taliban. we sent more than 800,000 troops to fight in the war. the vast majority of them did everything we asked of them. they would have gone back for another 20 years if we had asked them. but the country grew tired of

ed. >> it's an increasingly megapopular comedian on the scene. >> big bird have no business -- >> if you want to compare him and the fresh prince, martin in no wayw. he had gina, his live-in girlfriend. it was the blending of sketch with traditional narrative sitcom. >> played many, many characters on that show. from jerome to roscoe. >> what do you want? >> i want you to get a smaller head but i ain't got no control over that. >> shanana. sha na and na. >> oh, my god, if it isn't little miss attitude. >> felt personal to the kind of young black experience. >> why are you always over here? i mean, don't you have a man? >> fox used that show to build their network. >> fox was florida for black people. that's where we're all going to go now to have a new life. >> television became segregated. there was a place for shows of color and shows that didn't feature color. given the success of martin and fresh prince, they started looking at other represented groups. >> margaret cho is a comedian is extremely queer. >> i'm here, i'm queer! >> very baudy. >> actually, i'm not really allowed to say the word "vagina" because i don't even use mine, so -- >> a

harming the environment and our chief meteorologist bill martin will get us ready for the wor from teu know what you've got spunk well i hate spunk. edsner was best known for portraying the gruff newsmanmary tyler moore show to 1977 he went on to star as the same character in the spinoff drama lou grant in the late seventies and eighties and in his later years he played many other roles including santa claus in the movie elf, and also did voice over acting. ed asner was 91 years old having access to clean drinking water is something many of us may take for granted but new research shows how certain industries that makes make things we use every day could be harming the water supplies we need to survive. fox news kevin corke with our report tonight. only have so much fresh water available on the planet while 71% of the earth has covered by water only 1% is able to be used for drinking and that supply is actually under attack. according to new data from the non profit analysis group carbon disclosure project fast fashion and fossil fuel corporations are the number one water polluters and wasters something environmentalists say is probl

martin lau and tencent essentially saying they expect a further hit to online ad revenue due to reduced spending from edech companies pay for gaming, tencent wants industry and regulators to limit total campaign for children. this coming out in the conference call. the company saying it is complicated but doable to prevent miners from gaming addictions and proposes to work with regulators. there's going to be more regulation. there's going to be compliance. there could be more uncertainty going forward. shery: really interesting for baidu to tap the global bond markets. what do we know about the sale? stephen: it is interesting timing. we know that xiaomi hit the global bond market for $1.2 billion sale in july with a big demand, $7 million in demand. we are hearing baidu, this is the first want to test the global bond market with a $1 billion offering according to people familiar with the situation since beijing escalated this crackdown. they will be using this for general purchases and debt repayment. baidu is repositioning itself in this highly competitive platform economy in china, more as an ai, an

. >> yes >>> and jill martin is ready to go with the steals and deals on summer beauty buys, including ed," jagger eaton >> a cool kid. >>> before all that, let's check on the weather >> let's check it out, show you what we have for today looking at a lot of heat, very hot and humid through the lower mississippi river valley and the southern plains. look for poor air quality due to that smoke coming off those wildfires, sunshine and hazy conditions along the eastern seaboard tomorrow, widespread heat and humidity gulf coast, mississippi ohio river valleys, severe storms through upper ohio and mississippi river valleys. building heat in the pacific northwest. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. expect our valley temperatures to heat up today. we're headed towards the mid to upper 90s in some of the hottest spots like brentwood, as well as farther to the north, to 100 degrees. we'll see more of the same tomorrow. and then by the end of the week, the humidity is going to be higher so it's going to feel muggy and hot. and that's the kind of weather we'll see into the start of the w

ed bastian and john hope bryant. i know you've been working on this midst the pandemic. john, i'll go to you first since it was your brain child. >> it was really dr. martinon known as the civil rights movement he focused on poverty. unfortunately he was assassinated before he got a chance to really do anything about it we're at this inflection point now where the color really, andrew, is green it's not black, white, red, or blue it's green we need to all come together for this moment where we need a rainbow after the storm. we're asking ceos and the government to treat this like they did health wellness ten years ago or health care 20 years ago, or the right to vote even 70 years ago. as a must to do. embed this in your business plan, start at the ceo level, financial literacy for all, embed this in your business plan agree to do it for ten years, as ed bastian has agreed to do, resource it appropriately. make it part of your culture we're not be prescriptive. we've found incredible relevance with this. i bugged you, tony wrestler. tony wrestler sort of bugged me on this topic. and nice to have a billionaire obsessed with the struggles of the poor and un