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. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. a chicago police officer shot and killed in the line of duty as violent crime again tears through the windy city. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the tragedy is highlighting another bloody weekend in chicago. at least 86 people were shot in 54 separate shootings. 13 of them died. among those who lost their lives was officer 29-year-old ella french. police say a suspected gunman opened fire during a traffic stop on saturday night. her partner was also wounded and is reportedly in serious condition hospitalized and at this hour an update fighting for his life. officers lined the streets as the ambulance carried officer french's body away from the crime scene. the police superintendent honored those who risk their lives every single hour of every day for our safety. >> come to work willing to run toward danger, toward gunfire, and they are willing to sacrifice their lives to save the lives of perfect strangers. >> harris: what the leaders say it's past time the c

we will talk about harry truman. many other things tim and i are talking about, separate, talks i do apologize for glossing over some very important things that i am hoping to at least get highlights. i mentioned harry truman becomes president suddenly on april 12th, 1945. and few, if any presidents, have ever faced similar challenges that harry truman faced, particularly since he was very ill prepared by franklin roosevelt, the two only had two meetings during his 80 today vice presidency, and what was happening was the war against germany, world war ii against germany was concluding, it would conclude in may the following month, but the war against japan was still very much happening, ongoing. and so harry truman was faced with how to handle war against japan, and dealing with the issues of postwar europe, and asia after the war. so, he has a meeting here in july of 1945 with the big three, was done churchill, truman, and joseph stalin. churchill of course the british leader and stall in the russian leader. soviet

here is harris "the faulkner focus". >> harris: we begin with this fox news alynn. -- alert. a president is now racing against a stone age enemy to get americans home safely from afghanistan. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". this time last friday night was falling. taliban were taking city after city and getting closer to the capital city of kabul. now they have our military and thousands of american and afghan citizens scrambling to get off the ground in planes but penned in at the kabul airport with taliban terrorists holding the ground around it. president biden will try to say something today. what will that be? meanwhile, fox news spoke exclusively with an afghan journalist what it is like watching her nation crumble. >> i had lots of dreams and lots of hopes. i am in a bad situation and i'm trying to find a way. it is not looking good here. there is lots of firing. [inaudible] no one could not fight taliban. >> harris: wow, if the usa can't do it, nobody can do it. the pentagon says more than 5,000 people have been evacuated from kabul airport ov

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. we're watching for the white house announcement on covid booster shots. that could happen any minute. we'll bring it to you as we learn exactly what they are going to do. let's begin with this dire situation. the white house now depending on the taliban to give americans safe passage to get our military planes and then escape from afghanistan. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". president biden's national security advisor says the taliban is committed to doing this despite the president saying he wouldn't trust them just a few weeks ago. watch. >> we're in contact with the taliban to insure the safe passage of people to the airport. we are monitoring for any potential terrorist threats. we intend to continue these operations over the coming days before completing our drawdown. >> do you trust the taliban, sir? >> president biden: is that a serious question? >> absolutely. do you trust the taliban? >> president biden: no, i do not. >> harris: however, reports on th

>>> harry s. truman and dwight d. eisenhower grew up within 180 miles of each other in america's heartland. next on the presidency, a look at these two-term presidents and one-time allies whose political roads diverged during the contentious 1952 presidential campaign when ike declared his intention to be the republican standard bearer. their meeting at president kennedy's 1963 funeral provided a chance for reconciliation. the speakers are truman library supervisor archivist samuel rushay and deputy director timothy rives. the library co-hosted this event and the truman institute provided the video. >> harry s. truman was a president of the heartland. but what does it mean to say he was a president of the heartland? here i'm referring to his -- his midwestern values, hard work, patriotism, honesty, duty and integrity. now those values are not exclusively midwestern of course, but they do reflect harry truman's personality and character. we only have time to talk about the highlights of his life and career and i look f

it also put harry truman on the cover of "time". so in 1944 harry truman was -- became a president. franklin roosevelt's vice president for running mate and this was very crucial because fdr was in declining health. the public wasn't aware of that, but democratic party insiders were well aware of fdr's declining health and they knew that whoever became vice president very likely would become president of the united states and the incumbent vice president, henry wallace, was unpalatable for various reasons. harry truman had positive traits, many positive traits, and it is important fewer negative ones than others. so he was elected with franklin roosevelt in the 1944 election and served 82 days as vice president until franklin roosevelt's sudden death on april 12, 1945. so with that i think i will turn it over to my colleague, tim. >> thank you, sam. here we have dwight d. eisenhower, 34th president of the united states and like hair yeah truman, very much a product of the american heartland. would have subscribed to a lot of the same values and embodied the same virtues. the men gre

and a republican then we know from both man's diaries dwight eisenhower's and harry truman's and harry truman broad eisenhower to the white house and offered to run as his vice president if ike wanted to run for president as a democrat. ike was a republican he and largely but because he believed the democrats had been in power for too long in washington for 20 years in the white house. that there was had been too much centralization of power and too much deficit spending. those were his main reasons for identifying. as a republican, but it was as a fairly liberal to moderate republican dedicated to internationalism. and had robert taft. in fact, there was a meeting between the two men and eisenhower said if you'll to support say nato. and the united nations the european defense community. i will i will publicize this letter. i'm holding saying that i am not a candidate for president. in 1952 taft would not agree to the to that statement. that he tap we continue to oppose those organizations. and so eisenhower decided to run largely for those reasons against taft and then given his popu

>> not sure yet, harris. over the last couple of weeks the president told us what he was going to do and it's different than what ultimately happened. >> president biden: and if there is american citizens left, we'll stay until we get them all out. >> now president biden says i have asked the secretary of state to lead the continued coordination with our international partners to insure safe passage for any americans. afghan partners and foreign nationals who want to leave afghanistan. the administration claims there are between 100 and 200 american citizens left in the country and they are starting now to use a word they scoffed at just last week, stranded. >> like the way we do it elsewhere. we have americans that get stranded in countries all the time and do everything we can to try to facilitate safe passage. >> i think it's irresponsible to say americans are stranded. they are not. >> officials think afghan civilians need aid in the future and hinting at conversations with the taliban. they claimed they

sounds like you guys have one. >> god bless you, harris. >> harris: thank you.s are fighting back as school districts are defying their manner against mask mandates. are parents okay with schools forcing face coverings on their children? and then there is this. >> so many americans are opposed to the unamerican principles of critical race theory. the most important thing about it is some races are privileged and others victimized. >> harris: senator tom cotton of arkansas leading the charge against critical race theory in schools and one california school district going a step farther and banning in outright. is the ban against critical race theory the next big political flash point? tyrus in focus next. newday's low rate refi offers their lowest rate in history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year and there are no upfront costs. not one dollar. the newday low rate refi. take advantage of these record low rates so you and your family can save. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the

harris faulkner. >> harris: and we're following and will continue to follow the breaking news this hour. fox news alert at least three u.s. marines have been wounded in an explosion outside kabul international airport. evacuation efforts are thrown farther now into chaos. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". pentagon spokesman john kirby confirmed there was an explosion outside the airport just about one hour ago. an official is telling fox news there was a second explosion at a nearby hotel. earlier today the u.s. embassy in afghanistan had told americans to leave the area. now remember, they've been told to get to the airport. many of them are standing outside of the airport. that gate. last night there were some 5,000 afghans crowded outside that same gate. it is the abbey gate. the pentagon says it is still unclear on how many people were hurt or worse. there are reports of multiple fatalities, though. listen to one witness describe the horror as it unfolded. >> i'm an afghan worked for the united states marine corp. i was over here to go and get close to the air

harris begins now. have a good weekend. >> harris: the entire nation of afghanistan under siege as the taliban now have crushed under their control city after city. and now rapidly closing in on the capital kabul where our u.s. embassy is. the pentagon deploying thousands of troops and even more on stand by in the middle east. operation allies refuge get our people out of there. i'm harris faulkner, you are in "the faulkner focus". the lightning speed at which much of afghanistan has fallen is stunning. the taliban control 2/3 of that country after capturing three provincial capitals in afghanistan, including kandahar, in just the past 24 hours. they are terrorists who swept through the south, the region where american, british and allied nato forces fought. some of the bloodiest battles in the past quarter century. one republican lawmaker warned this way. >> what it means is that the basically the ability of the afghan government to resist the taliban is near zero. the resources that were at kandahar w

>> harris: i have one more. one of the many jobs that president biden gave vice president kamala harris was the border. it is not working out. the big problem with the border and how porous it is now that we're dealing with not just the taliban but al qaeda and who knows what it will birth on that soil with terrorists coming in from wherever and nesting there. that's our potential future now. why isn't she talking about securing the border? >> real quick. three jobs, sell everybody on voting rights at the republicans taking away. tell everyone to get vaccinated and number three take over the border. please tell me at what point will we see any success or interest in doing her job? except for being historic figure with an historic background as the first female vice president. she has been terrible. worse when people give you a job, good or bad, do the job. don't not show up. we're saddled with this leadership, sadly, for almost three full years plus. please get somebody competent. they should be hiring them at w

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appreciate you being in focus. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: remember the gitmo five? former president obama said they wouldn't cause anymore trouble after he swapped them for army deserter bowe bergdahl. now one of them, one of the gitmo five is among the taliban leaders in afghanistan. plus reaction from joey jones, who you know made quite a sacrifice in afghanistan. and then there is this, the growing covid-19 crisis at our oren southern border with mexico. the virus is spreading among the border patrol. god bless them. lawmakers again are sounding the alarm. >> we've got thousands of people crossing, many of them with covid-19. we know there are terrorists coming through the border right now. apparently it's more about ideology and not really about safety. the newday two and a quarter refi has the company's lowest rate in history. 2.25% with an apr of 2.48. save thousands every year. plus there's no money out of pocket and no up front fees. newday is holding the line on interest rates so every veteran family can save. call now. people with moderate to severe psoria

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. americans being rescued from one of the most dangerous places on the planet right now. the time difference is 8 1/2 hours. nightfall right now. where the home turf enemy taliban are systematically owning afghanistan. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". mass panic at the kabul international airport. afghan systems go on the tarmac and as they lifted in the air some foal f*el to their deaths. -- if el to their deaths. some 6,000 american troops are on the ground in afghanistan to do whatever it takes to get our people out. as many of those who helped us in america's longest war as well. remember, president biden has made just one statement since leaving for a weekend break in delaware in camp david. he defended his decision to pull out troops from afghanistan. that's actually not the issue. why did the exit go so south so fast? and where is president biden to address the american people now? white house national security advisor jake sullivan says we will hear from

i'm harris faulkner.ere today my co-host kayleigh mcenany, fox news headlines 24/7 report carley shimkus. fox nation host of no interruption tomi lahren and in the center virtual seat media and politics columnist for the hill and fox news contributor joe concha. he is also featured in the new fox nation documentary citizens clint. i can't wait to see that more than half a dozen states now are pushing back against mask mandates, restricting local government from imposing them. president biden is looking to see if he can legally go over the governor's heads and order universal masking in public schools. >> president intervene in states like texas and florida where they are banning mask mandates? >> i don't -- i don't belief that i do thus far. we are checking that. but there are -- federal workforce i can. >> harris: when it comes to masking inside schools, governor ron desantis of florida says parents, not politicians should have the final say. >> our view is, of course, that we believe this is a decision

. >> 100%. >> harris: they know we don't want to touch civilians. >> right. >> harris: it is part of our soul and who we are as america and then they do this. put themselves -- we see this in other places. we see this in the gaza strip and other places where the enemy will fold in among other terrorists do it. lieutenant colonel davis, thank you for your time. president biden on sunday paid his respects to the 13 americans killed in last week's bombing in afghanistan as gop lawmakers are piling on the calls for the biden administration officials and president biden himself to resign or be removed from office over the handling of this afghanistan catastrophe. 44 republicans in both the house and senate are calling for action against president biden. 33 of them say he should resign. and just over the weekend members of congress urged democratic leadership to return to washington, take on the issue of afghanistan with a strong emphasis on holding people accountable if failures are found to have occurred. here are just some of the lawmakers expressing outrage. >> this president is hopele

i am harris faulkner. mike cohosts, emily companion and kayleigh mcenany trick and at the center seat today the host

>> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. panic outside afghanistan's airport as thousands are looking to flee the brutality. the chaos has turned deadly. however, president biden is looking to convey optimism for the week ahead. >> the operation, let me be clear, the evacuation of thousands of people from kabul is going to be hard and painful no matter when it started, when we began. we are proving that we can move thousands of people a day out of kabul. we're bringing our citizens, nato allies, afghanis who have helped us in the war effort. we have a long way to go and a lot could still go wrong. >> harris: you're watching "outnumbered." here today my co-host, new york post columnist miranda divine, former deputy of national security adviser kg mcfarland and in the center seat today, retired marine corps bomb technician and fox nation host. great to see everybody. i feel like every time the pentagon talks, there's so much that we have to go through. i'm glad to do it with all of you. shots were fired near one of the gates a

here today, my cohost's harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, senior editor at up with the federalists," mollie hemingway and in the center see, steve hilton, host of "the next revolution." first, the report by "the wall street journal," the paper revealing a dozen diplomats sent confidential memo to the secretary of state on july 13th warning that the taliban was rapidly gaining ground and kabul was vulnerable to collapse, the latest in a series of recordings that the biden administration potentially ignored as american forces left and the insurgents swept through the country with ease. a former cia counterterrorism chief also advise the president's campaign, speech kabul will crumble within days with the depleted american presence. yesterday president biden claims he was never told such a rapid collapse was possible. to become number, as you know, the intelligence committee did not say back in june or july and that in fact fact this was going to collapse like it did, number one. >> they thought the taliban would take over but not this quickly. >> they wanted you to keep about 2500 tr

i am harris faulkner. here today, my cohost kayleigh mcenany, fox news contributor and new york city physician dr. nicole saphier, host of "parks" on fox nation, abby hornacek and in the central virtual seat, chris bedford, senior editor at up with the federalists." great to see everybody today paid we have to bite down on something hard and just take a moment because it's about to get confusing. one of the big questions on every parent's mind right now is "does my kid need a mask to go back to school?" and florida governor ron desantis announced he would withhold state funding from school districts that forced children to wear masks. calling it harmful to children's well-being. however, dr. anthony fauci predicts there will be more or mask mandates. not fewer. watch. >> as soon as the fda fully approves the vaccine, you're going to see the empowerment of local enterprises giving mandates that could be colleges, universities, places of business, a whole variety and i strongly support that. protect the kids

i'm harris faulkner. kayleigh mcenany, dagen mcdowell, former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus in the center seat former cia chief of station, dan hoffman. right on time. the pentagon sending more than 3,000 troops back in to help evacuate our u.s. citizens and those with helped us throughout the two decades war. this happening weeks before it officially ended, the war. 35 days ago, president biden was dismissing the possibility of any of this happening. he scoffed at the idea that taliban could actually take over afghanistan. >> some vietnamese veterans see echoes of their experience in the withdrawer in afghanistan. you see any parallels between this withdrawal and what happened in vietnam with some people feeling -- >> none whatsoever, zero. yet entire brigades breaking through the gates of our embassy. six if i'm not mistaken. the taliban is not the north vietnamese army. they're not remotely comparable in terms of capabilities. there's going to be no circumstance where you will see people

>> harris: why does he get a pass yesterday?eigh: empower schumer and nancy pelosi doing nothing. ryan crawford, david petraeus, david axelrod, what do they have before their name? former? nancy pelosi is praising biden, i commend him for his action, i praise the wisdom of biden's actions. no, that is shameful, cowardess and rick scott is right, 25th amendment should be invoked, he is not doing his job. >> harris: quickly, white house prez briefing, first since this broke apart, you have seen tough days, which should this look like and what do you think it will look like? >> kayleigh: first white house press briefing the current secretary is challenged more than by peter doocy and others, outlets like "washington post" and others, liberal publications, she's going to be challenged and should be prepared. >> harris: that is later this afternoon, for now, critics and experts panned president biden withdrawal from afghanistan, we know, there are still some in the liberal media who are coming to the president's defense. some even pr

[gunfire] >> harris: watch this new video into fox news. this is the taliban opening fire on afghan protesters near the kabul airport. the scene outside the country's single evacuation point has turned into very, very dangerous chaos. mothers are seen handing their little ones over the fence line, that wall, to soldiers in desperate attempts to try to get them to safety. packed crowds and armed militants make it extremely dangerous for civilians to escape taliban rule. one woman is pleading with american troops. watch this. you're watching "outnumbered." my cohost emily compagno with kayleigh mcenany, host of laura logan has no agenda on fox nation, laura logan herself. in the center seat, ben domenech, fox news contributor and publisher of "the federalist." great to see everybody today. new images have revealed the mayhem in afghanistan capital city. going to take another look. the heartbreaking video showing an afghan woman handing a little girl off to troops on the other side of the wall at the kabul airport. a british officer in another

>> kayleigh: yes, harris, it's so tragic.feels like we have gone back to a bygone era when we worried about terrorism on a daily basis. i had the honor of writing the story of kim copeland who was from texas, she lost her little 11-year-old son sean, brody and her husband in nice, france, when a refrigerator truck poured through a candy stand and took her son and her husband's life. and i saw her tears and it feels like we are back in that moment where innocence has been lost in terrorism seems to be back. it is such a tragedy to me. one of those officials i mention said to me when we walked out on january 20th, isis was obliterated. al qaeda was next to nothing. baghdadi was gone, stolen money was gone. the middle east secure, syria and iraq, we had gotten isis out of those countries and now these images on our screen and feels like we have gone back in time seeing these heart-wrenching images in a harling new reality in afghanistan and sadly beyond. >> harris: and we still await the white house press briefing. we are told t

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harris. >> harris: peter doocy. thank you very much. rick scott republican senator from the great state of florida is in focus now. senator, always great to have you on the program. i will start here. i understand that republicans are against much of what joe biden is trying to do with his liberal agenda. why this bill? why is this one in particular getting republican votes? >> i don't believe it should. i believe in roads, bridges, airports and we spend $85 billion eight years on roads, bridges and sea ports. fiscally responsible. i paid down debt, cut taxes. this is not responsible. less than half of it is roads, bridges and airports. and it is not paid for. we were told that the thing was fully paid for, the congressional budget came out on thursday and said a quarter of a trillion of deficit spending in one bill, a quarter of a trillion dollars. we shouldn't run a quarter trillion budget deficit in a year ever. and in one bill we'll do that? and all we're doing is helping the democrats pass their bernie budget. it is a 5.5 trillion.

that should be criminal. >> harris: dr. siegel come i want to bring you in here because from the very beginning of the pandemic, we covered the decisions being made just like we are doing now with masking and dosages of the vaccine for little ones. the entire journey. the part of the journey that janice dean is talking about was the preventable part. it was not a disease that had gone awry and crept its way into places. he put people into places, the most vulnerable, are elderly and loved ones, blocked off and left a battle that disease as he put sick patients next to them. >> marc: he was busy marshaling only the scarce resources for his own family at a time when we were struggling in the hospital to get enough testing, to get enough equipment. how dare he start to equate himself once again with the partnership with the health care workers who put their health on the front lines while he was hiding in his mansion with his supplies. another point, i don't know if the viewers really understand how egregious it is. a nursing

i am harris faulkner. here is mike cohosts, emily companion and kayleigh mcenany trick and at the center seat today the host of fox & friends. it is great to see everybody. the clock is ticking down. of course it is ticking down to something that. the button himself part. for the rest of that world. for the biden before his self-imposed deadline to pull remaining troops from afghanistan. today the taliban for a second time said they are not okay. the white house is the feeling the pressure, no doubt. press secretary jen psaki insisted no americans will be left behind. >> does the president have a sense that most of the criticism is not leaving afghanistan, it is the way he has ordered it to happen, by pulling troops before getting these americans who are now stranded. >> i think it is responsible to the state americans are stranded. >> reporter: there are no americans stranded in afghanistan? >> i'm just calling you out professing we are -- when i have been very clear that we are not leaving americans who

. >> harris: all right. so far nearly an hour now we have been watching what was at times a rather contentious pentagon press briefing with reporters wanting to drill down on exactly what the facts are. in fact, at one point a reporter asked the spokesperson for the pentagon, admiral kirby, are you being deliberately vague about the numbers of american citizens behind enemy lines on the ground in afghanistan? deliberately vague is the parting quote from that reporter and then it got more vague. i'm harris faulkner. you're watching "the faulkner focus". i will ask my team to roll just that section as we get into breaking new coverage between what we just learned about the pentagon and what we just learned about the pentagon's plan going forward. watch. >> if you need to check the number, that's the most important number here, the number of americans. so if it's just a matter of checking the number, can you do that and give it to us? or if you are being deliberately vague, tell me why you are being deliberatel

. >> harris: simultaneous catastrophes unfolding. we'll start at home. you see on the left of your screen. both with major ramifications. the one on the right, obviously, afghanistan. let's begin with ida. hit the united states has a category four transform with the theory of 150-mile-per-hour win. it struck louisiana 16 years to the decade after hurricane katrina. item now tropical storm, was ens and powerful. lashing the gulf coast with torrential rains and high winds. the entire city of new orleans is without electrical power. more than 1 million people. so far at least one death blamed on the storm but that number we're told could grow as the full scope of the tragedy is known today. at the same time, we are watching afghanistan. where we are now just hours away from the august 31st deadline for troop withdrawal and getting americans out. president biden is warning that the terror threat to cobbles airport remains high. this after the united states thwarted a rocket attack. you're watching "outnumbered." with me emily, upon you and kaylee mcenaney, "

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this is very dangerous. >> harris: such an important point. kayleigh, this is not how the last president left the situation would it's taken us 20 years to get to this point. whatever the decisions were that delivered to us end game. gold star families need accountability. they need that for their own closure. without all of that it would been nice to get our people back quickly. instead, it's protracted. those flights are suspended. we don't know who's coming on the tarmac now. >> kayleigh: let me be categorical in sameness. this move never happened under president donald j. trump. it would not have. miranda outlined some of the differences, the conditions. also our adversaries. us. they notice when president trump took out soleimani. they noticed when he went into syria after that horrible gas attack on the people. they took notice and they respected our commander in chief. now it's stunning to me, i was with you on friday. 48 hours later we have a newly declared terrorist run country called the islamic emirate of afghanistan. in 48 hours. o

that's the most frightening. >> harris: the good news is -- >> sorry. >> harris: go ahead. >> i was just al qaeda senior leadership is given safe haven in iran. that's where they lead. >> harris: i was going to find ray of sunshine, but, no. 'cause that is the truth. you speak the truth. all right. just ahead, he did it again. president biden admitted he was told which reporters to call on after yesterday's remarks. so who's in charge of the man who said that he was instructed to call on first nora o'donnell? stay put. one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ (vo) the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business and offer plans as low as $30 per line. more businesses choos

we are expecting, the harris.hile, we will look at covid-19 and how it has been disrupting private equity. our next guest believes it does not alter this sector's positive growth prospects. one of the world's largest avid equity firms, vikram lokur joins us from singapore. what has it been like? has it thrown up a lot of opportunities, given that a crisis always or nearly always presents an opportunity? vikram: thank you. i hope you and your viewers are keeping well and staying safe. in answer to your question, we see significant opportunity for private equity in the region. asia presents 30% of the global economy and nearly 50% of global growth. . in 2020 alone, the region saw gdp of about $25 trillion. . as capital markets continue to expand, we see increasing needs for high quality companies. all told, we expect to remain very busy in the region, which we see is an attractive destination for capital as well as a source of capital. rishaad: i want to get a sense of how you can add value. often private equity gro

he's got to say something. >> harris: he has to face this.chmitt, who we heard from, his son -- excuse me, mark schmidts who died at the age of 20, we heard further from him, watching him with no reporting on this. he detailed it a little bit on hannity last night, saying he was displeased with his interaction with president biden. president biden mentioned his son, but did not mention jared often enough, with the viewpoint of his father. "the washington post" saying this: "he did not want to hear that she wanted to talk about his own son, jared. the parents took out a photo to show biden, and the father said don't ever forget that name, don't forget that face, don't forget the names of the 12 others. take time to learn their stories." "the washington post" saying that biden did not seem to like that, and offered a blunt response: "i do know their stories." this comes after those on empathetic comments where afghans fell out of planes and said no one was being killed. president biden in the recent days, it's not mr. compassionate in chief, it

i'm harris faulkner. this continuing coverage of the breaking news story of americans making their way home we pray on "the faulkner focus". let's bring in focus now michael waltz, republican congressman from florida who sits on house armed services committee and is an army national guard colonel today. mike mccaul, republican from texas and ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. you just got out of a briefing on the crisis in afghanistan and also nicole malliotakis from new york. congressman mccaul you have the unique position to try to take efforts on the hill bipartisan. i will get to that in a moment. i want to come to you first. you will have to exit us to go there. first of all, your top line thoughts on what we just learned on this day from the pentagon. >> there has been a lot of confusion. we need clarity, we need the truth. there has been a lack of planning coordination that led to the culmination of what you are seeing on television right now. the ic warned us all summer long th

we talked about what is being talked about by comma harris, the christmas shopping. what's not, i can say, but one thing that was not talked about that i find very curious today the us review of cove. it origins it in today. you're getting very little pressed about that. the research suppose that the u. s. was doing to figure out where exactly this virus came from and the source it comes out say, but do you think the vice president is even bringing up this topic? obviously vietnam's been hit by it. obviously singapore has had their own issues as well. but yet we're not hearing this mentioned why not. we know where it came from . it came from wu han, it came from china. it is clearly a weaponized virus or it wouldn't have the kind of ongoing capabilities that it's shown. and yet again, this is an administration that can't directly confront china anymore than they can directly confront. it ran russia or anybody else in the world, because they don't have the strength of character, the strength of, of conviction to actually go toe to toe with our adversaries. in the worl

harris is in singapore. to reaffirm washington lines is in the asia pacific region. harrison's match with the thing, a pre and president and prime minister. you discuss number of issues including teachers, islands, and china. see the crisis in me and my and the situation in afghanistan. there is no question there will be and should be a robust analysis of what has happened. but right now, there is no question that our focus has to be on a vacuum waiting, american citizens, afghans who worked with us and vulnerable afghans, including women and children. that has to be our primary focus and where we are placing our attention on the issue of afghan assent. and to that end, we have seen a successful draw down of the embassy. and thankfully, without any american casualties. the china cl, competing claims in countries around this is on the agenda for the report. some call them for us. vice president kamala harris's visit to southeast asia, is part of a u. s. outreach to asia. now in a news conference on monday in

and really sending kamala harris. that's just adding insult to injury so far. her track record hasn't been all that great. so i would say it's been disastrous. her most spectacular failure so far. being the u. s. 1000 border crisis attacks. she was specifically appointed to handle, yet it took her months. stephen, visit the scene, joe biden, comma harris, screwed this up. and let's not make the pandemic worse by making this crisis at the border, even worse than it already, and it's been a month since biden borders are. kamala harris hopped off of her jet for 90 minutes for a photo shoot near the border, which she does. there's a southern border visit and still nothing has changed, sending in the least popular person. the us administration has to such a painful spot as vietnam. it's kind of sending mixed messages to those who still suffer. but either way, watch out america is back. or, you know, i'm not sure the intricacies of what i harris is supposed to accomplish there. but you, one of the things you have to remember that lot of people say that the united sta

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kamala harris said it was an uncertain time. the threats we face are accelerating more rapidly. covid—i9 has taken millions of lives around the world and as our world has come together to develop and distribute vaccines that are saving millions of lives. 0ur south east asia correspondentjonathan head explained the strategic importance of the visit and the promise of an additional i million vaccines to vietnam. the biden administration is trying to claw back what it believes is lost us influence, lost over many years but lost during the trump administration, where president trump focused mostly on china, paid very little attention to south east asia. president biden said he wants to reverse that. vice president harris�*s visit is an important part of that re—shifting again back to this region. and vietnam actually did very well on covid last year. it was almost a poster child for controlling it. all the countries in this region have been hit very hard by the delta variant and very few of them have been able to vaccinate large parts of their population, they're very short of vacci

nancy pelosi is on t comma harris is coming from the gate of nowhere to campaign format. we know that democrats even a c o u and, and all these other organizations are pulling all the staff to assure that gather newson stays in the office. now the one thing that republicans and conservatives failed to realize is that nobody is going to play this election fair. and you have to play the same exact game. if you want to win that the democrats are playing. well, that's over to jan on this. do you feel like democrats right now are playing games in regards to this? i mean, there's one kid on their side and he's in office currently right now. republicans have put multiple, i think there's at least 4 main known ones. do you think that the democrats also are going or looking at the republicans, putting them under the microscope, making sure that they're not committing fraud? well, i think this whole issue of massive voter fraud is just one of the biggest fraud has been circulating around the country since the 2020 election may look there. it's, it's not a perfect system. there may

harris screwed this up. and let's not make the pandemic worse by making this crisis at the border, even worse than it already. and it's been a month since fighting borders are. kamala harris hopped off of her jet for 90 minutes for a photo shoot near the border, which he dug. there's a southern border visit and still nothing has changed, sending in the least popular person. the u. s. administration has to such a painful spot as vietnam is kind of sending mixed messages to those hoops. still suffer. but either way, watch out america is back. or, you know, i'm not sure the intricacies of what probably harris is supposed to accomplish there. but you know, one of the things you have to remember that lot of people say that the united states as a lot, christy, you cannot absolutely cannot be a democracy and a global empire at the same time. because the united states goes in to 3rd world countries and we destroyed their democracy so we can, so we can exploit them. that's what we do. that's the news for this. our ma

here are the us vice president common harris's and singapore. as part of the app is there to strengthen ties with asia who bring you an update for lincoln holding a book as festival. despite the cobra 1900 lockdown there. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored like cattle airways. hello there. let's start in east asian. we are expecting more torrential rain to effect parts of china. we've already seen flooding across he 9 province after alerts were issued for those torrential rains. but it's not any here that we are seeing these conditions. we're also seeing this in western china. we've had mud slides and landslides in the trend province. and we could see more of those as those rains continue over the days to come. but there are some very heavy rain indeed, on the way for parts of the korean peninsula, you can see those range sweeping up to the north east and not thanks to tropical storm or mice. it is weakening, but it's joining up with that front to bring those wrenching down pause, we could see flash flooding, land slides and m