haroon, people at home say look at how the taliban went right through all these cities.someone has a rifle and says, hey, come here, you're going to go and give them a hug. this is what's happening with the afghan people. with myself if i go out, me personally, i went to the taliban, hey, look, so happy that you're here, because i'm scared. steve: yeah. >> i'm scared. steve: survival. haroon if, do you feel given the situation you're in and thousands of other american afghanis, you're an american citizen, but thousands of afghans who worked for the u.s. government during our time there, do you feel abandoned by america? >> i feel -- all i want to say is i feel those thousands of people, they should be helped, and they should get them out of here. no one -- they're saying they're helping, but how? how do you help them? they're on the streets and you tell them show me your passport or your green card. you're telling them, -- where should they go? just show us an office. u.s. embassy does not exist anymore, so we need an office that we can go. my parents, this video, i'm pu

haroon was an interpreter for the us army and settled here seven years ago.his parents in kabul. they left our house, they locked the door. the only thing they took with them was some food items and one pair of clothes, so they locked the door and they are sleeping outside the airport. they are afraid if they go back, of course, the taliban have already found out that their son was a translator, so they cannot go back. for the afghans who are being evacuated and are about to arrive here in texas, volunteers are unpacking the donations which have been pouring in. despite the polarised politics of immigration in the us, staff believe that afghans will be welcome here. the people who helped us overseas, it's a special category that really does speak across political boundaries and rural, urban, and people understand that these are people who we really need to help. andy hogue of the local republican party agrees, but he says the biden administration has bungled the withdrawal so far and things may get even worse. i hope they make a decision that does not result

brian: haroon, thank you. ainsley: we're praying for you haroon.ill can't figure out the system at the airport. you just heard the reality and then you heard the hyperspace and the planet that the president is on, and the secretary of defense is on and you heard the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. it's embarrassing. they are not worthy to command our troops. steve: well the problem is the deadline, you know? if they are going to stick t that deadline the president was kind of squishy about that that's a problem. ainsley: marcus luttrell said get in there, we're america, get them all out, but yesterday, we were showing you those images of the woman, for the last 20 years they haven't been made to wear berkas on their head so that's not normal. some of them choose not to. she's walking on the street and she's shot and kill lying in a big puddle of blood, of her own blood with her loved ones crouched over her because she didn't wear a berka. brian: a little bit later we'll play a clip the president evidently talked about the women in afghanista

interview with the american stuck in afghanistan, a guy by the name of haroon. we're going to try to set up for us to talk to him again tomorrow, so join us for that, god willing he'll be able to get through. ainsley: i know. pray for all of the people that are stuck in afghanistan. god bless you all. we'll see you tomorrow. brian: "america's newsroom" is now. appears to show taliban fighters beating on afghans, they are trying to sell themselves as a kinder and gentler taliban. >> dana: it says they will respect women's right despite evidence to the contrary. >> bill: bidden administration relying on the group to guarantee safe passage for thousands of americans scattered all over the country with only one exit. that's at the airport in kabul. remember, six weeks ago the president insisted he did not trust the taliban. this morning the criticism about him and his decision continues unabated. >> our government is putting faith in the taliban that their want for legitimacy and international rule is above their want to kill us. >> they're stuck between a rock and

haroon is brave to do what he i hope it doesn't impact him negatively.y here. the taliban is trying to be on best behavior. we are hearing about people being beaten and i know it's ironic to hear they are their best behavior when they are killing women but we have seen them be a whole lot worse. take advantage of this narrow window where they are showing the world they are not animals and not savages. they have some heart or good sense to get some favors in the west. david is right. he was in charge of the whole thing. this is our dunnkirk moment as in world war ii where the british army had to evacuate as the germans pursued them. the british stuck together and everybody helped out. i want us to have that sense of responsibility. the sense we have to see this through. they helped us, shoulder to shoulder they took risks for us. we have to do everything to get them to safety to bring them home. >> trace: that interview lasted for 14 minutes. we played the entire thing. during that interview he said a couple of things that struck me. he saw the taliban an

haroon was an interpreter for the us army and settled here seven years ago.in kabul. they left our house, they locked the door, the only thing they took with them was some food items and one pair and one pair of clothes, so they locked the door and they are sleeping outside the airport. they are afraid if they go back, of course, the taliban have already found out that their son was a translator, so they cannot go back. for the afghans who are being evacuated and are about to arrive here in texas, volunteers are unpacking the donations which have been pouring in. despite the polarised politics of immigration in the us, staff believe that afghans will be welcome here. the people who helped us overseas, there is a special category that really does speak across political boundaries and rural, urban, and people understand that these are people who we really need to help. andy hogue of the local republican party agrees, but he says the biden administration has bungled the withdrawal so far and things may get even worse. i hope they make a decision that does not re

stuart: haroon, glad you made it out.> thank you very much. stuart: you got it. see you later. thanks. coming up the mainstream media fact-checking the administration on its quote, afghanistan disaster. watch this. >> listening to president biden and his top national security advisors they were making this sound like a smashing success. >> they have been describing something that isn't reality. >> what a disaster. stuart: all right, we'll have more from that video just ahead. one of the most vaccinated countries in the world doubling down on the jab, israel, offering booster shots to anyone over the age of 12. we've got that story for you next. ♪. in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehouse when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to become a nurse. amazon helped me with training and tuition. today, i'm a medical assistant and i'm studying to become a registered nurse. in filipino: you'll always be in my heart. these days you

question, is, i commend to your audience the tape of the "fox & friends" interview with the termter who, haroonn side of what we're talking about. stuart: you have a lot to report on "special report" tonight at 6:00. we'll be watching. plenty of developments you will cover then. bret, thank you very much for being with us. >> all right, stuart. stuart: thank you, sir. have you ever heard after ghost kitchen? how some restaurants are responding to inflation. we'll take you to one to explain it in a moment. >>> new york city now requiring proof of vaccination to eat in restaurants. i'm talking to one restaurant manager who says she will not enforce the rule and she is next ♪. over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side curtain airbags, and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags