but folks, his record is perfect. 3 and 0 record and the millions he's made beg to differ, before jake paulelf joins the "clayman countdown." jake, you're just three days away from the big moment, none of this stuff, you are the headliners how do you feel going into the fight? >> i feel good, i'm ready. i already got my shirt off. i thought the fight was today. [laughter] i'm just excited, counting down the days, and i'm going to knock this guy out and move on to the next one. liz: okay, nice jewelry. i'm liking the mr. t look definitely, but listen, tyron is calling this a war, and there's an espn boxing real or not column today with the header " woodley will put an end to jake paul's run" and even some of your friends or i guess former friends are predicting woodley will knock you out. what do you say to that? >> of course they say that. of course they try to hype themselves up, of course they are confident in their ability this is a fight gain so the other side is never going to say he's going to win, you know? so you really, it comes down to sunday, and whose actions will be louder than

you called jake paul's fight against nate robinson. jake paul against ben askren.rt. i mean, just the list goes on and on. but i just wanted to go to a little play by play here with you because this milk crate challenge thing. >> oh, man. >> stephen a.: what's wrong with people? could you give me a taste of what play by play would look like for you? >> in the milk crate challenge? give me some. pop up a video. here we go. he's off and running. he's standing up tall on it all. he's got a cigarette in his right hand. he's wobbling. wobble, wobble, shake it, shake it, got a cap on his head. i don't understand why he got the wade cap on. it's winding down. them shoes is too big for this situation. they too big. when he start to shake you know it's going to break. oh! right across his chest and his new name is chester because his chester hurt tomorrow. [ applause ] >> stephen a.: my man sthonoop dogg. find all your snoop merchandise and more at snoopermarket.com. we'll be back with the wonderful allyson felix in a moment. love you, man. [ applause ] ♪ things are getting

as we gear up for the closing bell, we just confirmed, jake paul, the youtube star and boxer will join woodly, ufc welterweight champion. [closing bell rings] five wins in a row for the s&p 500 and nasdaq that will do it for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so as much as i love america these are the times that try an optimists soul. the biden administration is running a reckless foreign policy in afghanistan and elsewhere and a reckless economic domestic policy at home. in afghanistan of course president biden has catastrophically bungled his exit strategy, the lack of preparedness is mind-boggling. willingness to let the

let's turn to two more leading veterans, jake wood and paul rykoff. ol. paul served as an infantryman trooper in iraq and was awarded a united states army commendation medal for his service. paul is host of his own podcast. i'm glad to talk to you the day after troops left afghanistan. jake, i'll start with you, given your long service not just of theater but all the work you do with veterans since then. what are you thinking about today? >> i think i'm probably joining many, many veterans across the united states today wondering how i should be feeling. you know, i had a brief zoom call yesterday with a couple snipers that i served with in afghanistan, and there was just a lot of discussion about how should we be feeling in this moment. honestly, i think i'm still trying to process everything that's happened over the last two weeks, and also, of course, over the last 20 years. >> paul, you, of course, founded iraq veterans of america, the post-9/11 veterans group. what are you hearing from your fellow veterans? what are you hearing from your community

paul: national security advisor jake sullivan this week saying the biden administration is clear rightnge coming from afghan rated so as the threat fundamentally different than it was 20 years ago and is the administration have strategy to deal with it. now that the countries in the hands of the taliban and is ask seth jones senior vice president and director of international security program and the center for strategic international studies and a former senior advisor at the u.s. special operations command in afghanistan and he is also author of the book in the graveyard of empires americans war in afghanistan. so seth, nice to see you again and let's take up the first question from jake sullivan, is the terror challenge, the budget fundamentally different, and from 20 years or 20 years after the fall. guest: i think it is different in one sense, the al qaeda in 2001, 20 years ago was actively fighting attacks against the u.s. linden u.s. interests overseas. it is been significantly weakened over time because of a persistence u.s. counterterrorism campaign in afghanistan and pakistan

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i'd like your reaction to jake, your reaction to paul and to helene's reporting. take your time. >> yeah. at the risk of seeming like an ivory tower professor, i just want to put the withdrawal in historical context. here's a disastrous withdrawal. when the british left afghanistan in 1842, 4,500 troops left kabul and one englishman 11 days later arrived in jalalabad. that was a disastrous evacuation. here's another one. when the british left india in 1947, 1948, just pulled out. over the next few years, 2 million people died as that country was divided in half. when the french left algeria in 1962, hundreds of thousands of people died, including thousands and thousands of frenchmen, and that country is still not healed. those are disastrous withdrawals. we don't know what the extent of a truly disastrous withdrawal would have been. the counterfactuals are just immense. i mean i think when this is looked back on, people will say, yep, he got us out of there. a terrible tragedy that 13 american servicemen and women died. we got 100,000 people out. when we left viet

jake? >> all right, nick watt, thanks so much. let's talk about this with dr. paul offit, director of the vaccine education center at the children's hospital of philadelphia. he's also a member of the fda vaccines advisory committee. effectiveness dropping from 91% to 66% when it comes to infection once the delta variant accounted for the majority of the circulating virus. what are your concerns about this? are you worried that this might be another reason that vaccine sceptics avoid getting the shot? >> well, what you want from this vaccine is you want it to protect you against serious disease. and it does that. it does that with the delta variant, as we recently learned with that provincetown outbreak. that's the good news. you would expect over time with this kind of vaccine that there would be a decrease in neutralizing antibodies in circulation, a decrease in protection against asymptomatic infection or mildly symptomatic infection. that's okay. you can still get on top of this virus and significantly reduce its spread if you have high vaccination rates as we'v

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