howie: i would say we're contributing.etailed scenes with pinetta finding out about the intel that bin laden may be hiding in a home in pakistan. you have him briefing obama. was it easier to get people to talk about this 10 years after the event. >> no doubt about it. first of all, it's not as classified. i talked to almost everybody, hillary clinton, bob gates, mcraven, two of the seals, they were justifyabley proud. it was a great moment, a great intel operation, a great political process, a terrific military operation. they're justifyabley proud of it. you start with people lower down who are more likely to talk to you. once you persuade them that you're serious and want to tell the whole story, you build up, almost like an organized crime investigation, you start with the small fry and try to get to the central figures. howie: the book is a page-turner, as was your last book on the atomic bomb. is it hard when so much is written about this and everybody knows how the story ends? >> yes, but i tried to write it as a th

thanks very much. >> thanks so much, howie. howie: he loves being out on a limb.er the break, former white house spokesman ari fleischer on lessons for the media since that dark day in 2001. this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪♪ what do we want for dinner? burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. 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. howie: ari fleischer was president bush's white house press secretary on september 11th, 2001 and has a unique perspective on the war on terror that follo

that's an incredible success, howie. howie: they had to do it in a hurry.here's a lot of questions about several administrations and this travesty of a 20-year war p. i think the woman we just heard from, she is an important part of the picture as well. my heart went out to her and her family. i know you would agree with that. let me make a quick last point. >> i want to say f she was family, i would be in crisis over getting her out. howie: exactly. >> that's not to say that she and other americans and afghan allies couldn't have made an earlier effort. they have some responsibility. howie: she tried to get to the airport by her account and was shot at by the taliban. much of the press, including veterans who i respect, who covered wars, jennifer griffin, richard engle, clarissa ward, were very tough on biden administration and a properly so. when we come back, are most of the media already moving on from the afghanistan disaster? and later, larry elder on why the president is ganging up on him -- press is ganging up on him in the recall fortunately, they

howie: you told the sacramento bee you believe joe biden won the election fairly and squarely. in a video interview you said you want to take a mull began on that and you don't believe it. what's your position. >> i don't believe the election was won fairly and squarely. i went on to say there were shenanigans. there were shenanigans in michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. we know the hunter biden story was spiked, voters say if they knew about that story, enough biden voters say had they known about that story they wouldn't

how do you apply howie and the reeves test to these new products? why wait to make the sec's views known only when it swoops in with an enforcement action in some cases years after the product was launched. this is regulation by enforcement and it's very objectionable and i'm concerned it can stifle domestic innovation. mr. chairman, i hope we will get a better understanding of your views on these and a number of other issues. there are many things on which you and i agree and where we could work together to protect investors to ensure fair, orderly and efficient markets and facilitate capital formation, i hope we can work together on these really important parts of the sec's mission. >> thank you, ranking member toomey. today we will hear securities and exchange commission chair gary gensler, no strange for this committee. this is chair gensler's first appearance here in this role. chair gensler, please proceed. >> good morning, chairman brown, ranking member toomey and members of the committee. i'm honored to appear here before you today for the f

thanks, howie. thanks so much. you on "media buzz". >> martha: as we're talking about, there's still americans, somewhere between 100 and 200 stranding in afghanistan causing major damage to the image that president biden has always portrayed. that story is next. >> if there's american citizens left, we're going to stay till we get them out. the bottom line, 90% of americans in afghanistan that wanted to leave were able to leave. 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip, or tongue swelling, rash, itching, or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen, or new or un

>> bret: howie, thanks, bad news for democrats human infrastructure plan $3.5 trillion faces major roadt. first beyond our borders tonight, at least six people dead, 28 injured when a gunman opens fire at a university in raush. a traffic police unit was the first to reach that scene. the suspect opened fire on them before being shot and detained. authorities say the gunman is a student but offered no possible motive. philippine boxing icon and senator manny pichai is throwing his hat into the ring for president in the 2022 election. he accepted the nomination of his party at its national convention. he called on the government to serp people with integrity compassion and transparency. pedestrians passed car free day street blocked traffic with the exception of buses, taxis and resident motorists making essential journeys. the recent is part of the paris mayor's push to curb vehicle use and it reduce pollution. just some of the stories beyond our border tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry?

himself, criticizing border patrol that is clearly overwhelmed at this stage and just one more point, howie, about this. i think it's important to ask why these certain things happen. you know, you don't just have this group of haitians show up together in mass in a disorganized fashion. it's something that's allowed to happen by the mexican cartel so i hope a lot of these places finally starting to pay attention to it start digging into why these things are happening, why people are being moved in the way that they are, and who benefits from it. >> right that false whip story unfortunately went pretty viral and now thankfully the administration has gotten most of the haitian migrants to shelters but mara, the new york times hurled what we could be to be the worst possible insult to biden saying these images from del rio come straight from donald trump's immigration play book. fair point for the press to make >> look, there is a lot of hot takism going on, but the biden administration is in a big bind on the border, because they sent a more welcoming message and in that same segment on npr

howie, thanks.ts to try to shield its ceo from government scrutiny. also tonight, facebook's oversight board says it will review its just revealed policy of giving high profile users preferential treatment. fox business correspondent jackie is in new york tonight with details. good evening, jackie. >> good evening to you, bret. that's right. after initially pushing back on the "wall street journal" report about white listing certain users facebook's oversight board will review crosscheck system now even more pressure on facebook as another lawsuit filed against the company last year has become public. in this suit, two rhode island pension funds facebook shareholders accuse the company of overpaying the ftc, the federal trade commission, to stop an inquiry into ceo mark zuckerberg. the original fine was 106 million. the payment was $5 billion. what was the extra money for? well, the state says this all goes back to the cambridge analytica data leak from 2015. recall that before the 2016 election pol

this is howie. he is the owner of the howling wolf. walk us through what you all are doing here, where did you get all this food and how are you making this happen? >> it just kind of happened by accident. monday we were sitting here checking to see if there was any damage from the storm. the power was out and people just started showing up, 8:00 in the morning, asking if we were going to be doing meals. we had started a program called meals for musicians, and people thought that they needed to be fed. this is coming from over 100 different restaurants. we have refrigerated trucks to keep food safe. volunteers started showing up, grills started showing up. we've got award-winning chefs that are out here manning the grill. >> we can see some of those refrigerated trucks. when we were talking earlier, one of the things you said to me is this is what people in new orleans do. explain what you mean by that. >> we take care of our own. we take care of each other and we do it with a certain degree of flair and class and passion. you don't li

. >> reporter: howie caplan owns the howl and wolf.her with music. >> we can fit 1,200 people in here. that's what this is. we're a live music venue that does brass bands and events. >> reporter: in the aftermath of hurricane ida they're using food to accomplish that same goal. >> these guys aren't just the chefs, these are managers. these are cooks. these are bus boys. these are everybody. we get folks working here from 20 different restaurants over the last few days. >> reporter: truckloads of bread, produce, and proteins have been donated by restaurants and markets that were unable to keep things cold. mike desemina runs several of those restaurants. >> we jumped in and started. you know, started cooking. that's what we do. >> reporter: lines of people show up for food starting at noon, and it's not just for families that live nearby. >> thank you -- >> reporter: we saw national guard troops, police officers, and utility workers. how's the food? >> it's awesome. >> reporter: people in louisiana are anxious to get their power back on

. >> hill: amy howis the co- founder of scotusblog.for joining us. >> thanks so much for inviting me. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> hill: finally tonight, it is world clean up day, and in more than 180 countries people picked up trash-- to make a statement and make a difference. it's the 11th year of the event, and in every location, plastic products make up a big part of the environmental problem. newshour weekend's christopher booker has the story of what may be one small solution. >> reporter: on one of spain's canary islands, off the coast of northwest africa, plastic waste washes on shore relentlessly-- much of it in the form of tiny beads that mingle the black and white sand. >> ( translated ): this is only the residue that floats, imagine what is in the ocean. if it's difficult to collect what's on the beach, imagine what it's like to collect the stuff in the ocean. the amount of plastic is brutal. >> reporter: humbeo less left his job in barcelona last year determined to do something about the flood of plastic.

. >> reporter: howie kaplan owns the howlin' wolf, a place that is known for bringing peoplens g wolfs known for bringing people together t together through music. >> we can fit about 1,200 people in here. this is what we do, what the howlin' wolf is, a live music venue that does brass bands and events. >> reporter: in the aftermath of hurricane ida, they are now using food to accomplish that oa chefs. these are managers, these are cooks, these are busboys.an these are everybody. we got folks working from about 20 different restaurants over the last few days. >> reporter: truck-loads of bread, produce, and protein have been donated by restaurants and markets that were unable to keep things cold. mike runs several of those restaurants. >> we just didn't even think about it. we just jumped in and started. you know, started cooking. because that is what we do. >> reporter: lines of people showed up for food, starting at noon. and it's not just for families that live nearby. >> thank you for what y'all doing. >> reporter: we saw national guard troops, police officers, and utility workers.

i realized i was going to be against it and i'll know more than to get to mcfarland and howie attacked elizabeth in her own risks the word that she found to use her right, no publisher officially will touch her because of the stigma of mental illness that fielded her to the rest of her life but elizabeth regardless was so forward thinking that she actually funded a publication of her book she convinced thousands of people and she was on top of it and to draw on her doing and you will hear from elizabeth's inner own word telling her exactly what she was thinking and feeling every step of her journey, remarkably however, it's also antagonistic in the memoir of the husband inevitable writing and other historical records from the time one fact that struck me the record it recorded of the asylum in which their own struggle. perhaps marsha can and untroubled in my research however. comes from the medical journey at the time while i spoke earlier how woman's sexual organs and perhaps understandably some of the treatments of the air focused on these two and without a doubt in those treatments

test, that there has to be an expectation of prophets from the investment if it doesn't meet the howieling with in the brief amount of questioning we took there obviously spaks came up, the gameification of the markets to a certain extent and as you see there, the conversation moving to cryptoand whether it should be considered or many should be considered securities. on spaks, we can look at the various indexes we have as well. the sec chair did nulkt rules that could change incentives we talked about the misalignment between shareholders and sponsors and i talked a great deal and he did reference it laetsly about a high percentage of redemption in many of the spak, prior to close, leaving a small float outstanding of the stock and less stock than the company imagined would be available when they threw up their projections. and it gets back, leslie, to this idea of more transparency i read the outline to the deal and it's a lot less detailed than it would be in a typical merger plenty to discuss by mr. genzler, who will, by the way, be joining us for a long interview on the street. >>

howie: that big scary sounding intimidating washington protest yesterday, the one that supports the capitoless spent weeks building up out to be a couple hundred people, outnumbered by reporters and law enforcement. had to be the most over-drama advertised event in a long time. donald trump who supported the intent of the protest is very much in the news, thanks to bob woodward. a new book by booed ward and his colleague has detonated a neutron bomb with much of the fallout aimed at

it won't be long until we get a full glimpse of how bad this damage really is, but you can see just howie is veer things are here at 676 and 76 and philadelphia. this will be jam packed with cars during rush hour. now it's just filled with water. >> we can see the aerial shots as well. awful situation in philadelphia as well. pete muntene, we'll get back to you. thanks very much. let's discuss with keith drewman, the manager. i ups what, at least 80 people have been in xhour xhufnltd are you still in the search and rescue phase, or are you moving on towards recovery efforts now? >> thank you for having me, wolf, first and foremost. >> yeah. yes. we rescued at least 80 people vie rarks water rescue. that ended somewhere in the vicinity of 1:00 this afternoon. waters have receded more since then. >> earlier this afternoon your mayor said to cnn there were no storm-related deaths in bridgeport. is that still the case? >> unfortunately, that is not the case at this point. we do have one confirmed casualty after -- after evacuation and rescue operations have ended. we were able to ascertain th

i dodo have a chapter about howi got upset some of the brands they were using like kermit the frog, bugs, ms. kitty, i was upset with her that because kids would walk into the park and you would see bags all over the ground in hartford. we would play a game sometimes with my partner that anyplace the ambulance stops withinfe 50 feet of the ambulance, there's a heroin bag on the ground. if a kid picks up a bag that has kermit the frog and looks in and sees powdered sugar, there could be a whole new outcome to that. pbut for the most part, the brands that are out there today tend to be more skeletons as opposed to the kid stuff. >> absolutely. such a great point about the dangers of advertising or pills that look a certain way that could be attractive to children. i mean,, not just pharmaceutical over-the-counter or prescription pills, i but in any drugs. so risky. so, what do you see as a path forward? do you think there's a path forward in your opinion with regards to addiction in terms of reducing the number of addicts? >> yeah, well so there's a section of the book where i go over my s

howie: no one can ever forget, no one should ever forget that awful day 20 years ago, the day americawere all rivetted mainly to the broadcast networks which were more dominant on breaking news than they are today. .>> good morning. america may never be the same. >> a terrorist act of war against this country. >> there's speculation at this point, but at least three floor

i think what's interesting when you talk to democrats on capitol hill is the recognition of just howie norm enormous this momentw much president biden ran on when he campaigned on his domestic agenda. everything they could they could deliver on is now hanging in the balance. that's why you're seeing the president get personally involved. this today is by far the most intensive personal effort since he's been in office. yes, he's had one-off meetings, yes, he's been on the phone with lawmakers. never have we seen anything like this. at 2:00 p.m. meeting with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. at 3:00 p.m. he'll meet with house democrats to represent the more moderate side of the democrats. it's dual parts here, deconfliction to some degree. the war that has broken out and spilled very much into the public between the two sides of the democratic party has become significantly problematic on the political side of things, not to mention the policy details that still need to be hammered out. it's on that latter point where you hear officials the need to elevate the discussion right now. yes, t

howie: if there is a media consensus beyond the debate of whether our military should have stayed inaotic withdrawal was badly botched, that the terrorist murder of 13 service members was an atrocity. that no americans should have been left behind. it's stunning to watch president biden in a highly emotional speech after the last u.s. plane left kabul say these words. >> extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely and selfless courage of the united

howie kurtz host of "media buzz" has more. >> those clips from joe biden's honeymoon phase now look datede most negative coverage of his presidency from haitian migrants overrunning a texas border trounce and covid booster shots. the white house is being portrayed as lurching from one calamity to the next in the shadow of a disastrous pull-out from afghanistan. >> i think he has got a pretty big credibility crisis on his hands. >> i'm so disappointed, so disappointed in the biden administration today. so very disappointed. >> biden isn't facing the outright hostility that defined donald trump's tenure. the press is questioning his basic competence as the images of more than 10,000 badly treated haitians in del rio fill the tv screens. not being trump is not enough. they are focusing on democratic infight on $4 trillion of bills stalled in congress. president biden's governing agenda is at risk on unraveling on capitol hill and not close to deliver ong voting rights or police reform. biden's fortunes could bounce back if he passes the big spending bills. mainstream media are no longer givi

you see howie morally charged this hearing is. >> jean, your excellent reporting over the years on this have bravely come forward and detailed what happened to them, and to think that this was essentially ignored in so many ways -- we've mentioned this before, that we're at this point and you wonder why -- it's important to continue to say this, you wonder why it's so hard for women and in cases men to come forward when they have been sexually abused, when they have been assaulted. it's hearing about moments like this that has such a chilling effect. >> very true. erica, as the fbi, according to the inspector general's report, was absolutely ignoring all of this, finally, over a year later, a former gymnast at michigan state university went to the msu police and said i'm a victim of larry nassar. it was a michigan state university police department that initially executed warrants at larry nassar's home, found indications of child pornography. federal police got involved, executed a search warrant and they found 37,000 images of child porn. it was not the fbi at all that made this publi

it is unclear howie is veer the injuries are. we still don't know whether or not these people were members of the military or people who were inside of these homes, but we are being told that they are asking residents to avoid the area. this is in the 4000 block of tejas and dakota in the fort worth area, and so we are waiting for authorities to really tell us exactly what happened. we have also reached out to the naval air station joint reserve in fort worth. we've not heard from them. we're waiting to hear exactly who this is and what happened, exactly why this happened. we are expecting that update within the next couple of minutes. hopefully we will get that information, but at moment we really are just waiting for those details. fred? >> all right. as soon as you learn, please pass it on to us. so peter, that there is a nearby joint base that possibly this military craft originated from, what are the roles? what do you know about the kind of training exercises that would take place over a very populated area? >> well, it's r

howie, this is just your hypochondria.e deaf, that was my hypochondria. we'll find another time to tell him i'm pregnant. morning. morning. "we"? what is this? i don't know. maybe it says something on the back. "continued on milk." if you're tricking me into making my own breakfast, it didn't work for my mom, and it won't work for you. "are." "we are..." "see spoons for more." (chuckles) what could it be? "we are groot"? "we are the champions"? "we are family"? "i got all my sisters with me." are you serious? yeah. are you sure? pretty positive. that's a joke, because the pregnancy test says... oh, my god. this is incredible. we're gonna be parents? we're gonna get to board planes first. finally gonna get to see what's in that family bathroom at the mall. i know, it's crazy. it is crazy. oh. i mean, how do you... prepare for something like this? i'm not even sure i've held a baby before. oh, it's okay, you'll figure it out. but how's this all gonna work?

howie: saudi arabia to some has been a very close and treasured ally especially facing the threat fromich grows every day. here's what the embassy in washington dc says about previous claims that the kingdom was involved with 9/11, they say, quote, no evidence has ever emerged to indicate that the saudi government or its officials had previous knowledge of the terrorist attack or any way involved in its planning or execution. any allegation that saudi arabia is complicit in the september 11 attacks is categorically false. there is no evidence that they had knowledge or in any way involved in its planning or execution, that doesn't mean they didn't help the hijackers. >> you know, i think back to kind of what happened with the journalist kashoogi and the way they handled that. any government that uses that level of brutality against is own people, what do you think their strategy is? so i would just say it's time to put americans first. it's time for america to realize that the nation, the world is filled with wolves and we have to protect our citizens first and foremost, regardless of

kennedy: for mechanics and really howie is healing for unit one question, you have your fax targetedf all over myself party and the secretary alejandro mayorkas is saying what is happening at the border joining me to discuss and post a fox news radio. so which is it. it this is very common for the administration like one day, you have no idea what you're talking about the next, i'm appleabsolutely disgusted targeted. guest: is a gas lighter and often wrong about everything at the border but his instinct was correct when he was asked about the whips because that is not true, then did not happen it, border patrol agents do not have whips, these were rains to control the horses and so in the fog of it with all of this outrage at being whipped out yesterday, in the border patrol teams, hold your horses, that is happening. his ally lie and i did that for you kennedy. wordplay but . kennedy: i'm worried about the horses brain. guest: i'm also worried about everybody involved the now, i think he's either going to be forced order from god in a memo that he is supposed now pronounce himself h

. >> my friends like michael strahan and howie long will say that's great. able to talk about mental health and shine a light on it. to build a team with all of us together, i say all of us, anybody and everything, you don't have to go through depression and anxiety, we have to walk the walk together. chris: this january he will be out with a book called unbreakable, how i turned my depression and anxiety into a et motivation and you can too. speaking of books, my new one, countdown bin laden is number two on the latest new york times best seller list. thank you for your support and the notes you've sent me about the history thriller. that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next fox news sunday. time on "life, liberty & levin". >> wyoming authorities have discovered our body at grantee time national park where the searches been underway for a gabby. this is the home of positive populism pro community and especially prone america afghanistan, bidens border crisis next to go to teton county and wyoming. >> a devastating and

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>> mike: howie, thanks a lot. up next, the panel on president biden's bad week.lamic state group within 60 seconds of his knife attack that wounded six people at an auckland super marketed. three of the shoppers were taken to hospitals in critical condition. police have been following the suspect around the clock. syria says it shot down israeli missiles as they approached da mat custody. the state news agency says the weapons were launched from the area of southeast neighboring lebanon. the israel military is not commenting. japanese prime minister says he not run for the leadership of the governorringing party later this month. he says heading japan's pandemic response and campaigning to lead his governing liberal democratic party at the same time divided his energies. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ otein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. as someone who resembles someone else..

. >> my friends like michael strahan and howie long will say that's great.ble to talk about mental health and shine a light on it. to build a team with all of us together, i say all of us, anybody and everything, you don't have to go through depression and anxiety, we have to walk the walk together. chris: this january he will be out with a book called unbreakable, how i turned my depression and anxiety into a et motivation and you can too. speaking of books, my new one, countdown bin laden is number two on the latest new york times best seller list. thank you for your support and the notes you've sent me about the history thriller. that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to sunday morning futures. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, was it an order from the ccp, secretary of state antony blinken tweets out that the u.s.ta stands with hong kong only to take it down soon after. coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo is here on the china threat and the consequences t

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he also says the sec, that is securities is looking at the program through two supreme court cases howiecult to understand the logic. a 30-year-old update that says we realize you've gotten renewed innovation but isn't easy to get around the test. people give coin base lend their money and they use it for loan-backing base a lot like junk bonds just because you don't like the answer doesn't mean they didn't give you one >> these are questions they need to get worked out. crypto thought they had a friend but now i'm not sure okay will this put pressure on the se krerch to do something more? we need some clarity >> ripple is already mad maybe what coin base on the preview of what's coming somebody is not going to be happy. >> not anytime soon. that's for sure. what happens is maybe when some of the risk comes out of the market overall and there isn't demand, that's the question i have >> 52 to 42 on bitcoin >> thanks john we'll see. we have a big show look at this microsoft ceo, linkedin ceo, logitech >> and very big news and author out with a new book on gamestop. more on the second quart

>> relationship banking is the key for community bank how we interact with customers in howie touchdown on fraud. previously we have had zero fraud. i think fraud and just having those relationships is critical. rep. williams: thank you for what you're doing and i yield my time. >> i recognize the congress lady from georgia. but i just would like to also say to mr. fisher, when we had the first batch of money that when out in the first two weeks that were all gone. the data that we did not get from the administration then showed that many small businesses and underserved communities and small businesses are not able to access any ppp money because they did not have a pre-existing relationship with banks. the big banks did not lend to those small businesses. it was not until we intervened and we demanded from the secretary of the treasury to set aside money for mission based lenders. those numbers didn't change. so the same is true now, with the great work that the sba is doing and informing small businesses. what they need to do in order to fill out the forms and to take every step to b

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