remember, it snatches zero experience hunter biden, because joe's brother jim biden is also a key playerwell. for example, he teamed up with hunter back in 2006 to start a hedge fund reportedly telling one financial executive "don't worry about investors, we've got people all around the world that want to invest in joe biden." and that's not all because the book which is called "the bidens" explores biden's troubling history on race relations and more. we did reach out to the biden white house for comment and jen psaki is yet to circle back and we have yet to hear anything. here to explain this and much more as the author, the new book, "the biden's: inside the first family's fifty-year rise to power." political reporter been tracking juror is with us. welcome to the program let's start with the issue of race. the things about you can't go to a 7-eleven, dunkin' donuts for the first time ever, clean, bright, articulate, that is storybook. and i talked about his relationship with robert kkk bird. standing against integration of schools and busing. chronicled that and more. what is the tak

because for decades, not only hunter biden, but including jim biden's president's brother, have been access to his office for millions of dollars and this has caught on. this is not just a story about hunter, it is about joe because it talks about corruption and the problem is when you sell access to the chinese communist party you are a mark for them, you can be leveraged and blackmailed that puts america at risk. elizabeth: the other thing, hunter biden, the controversy over his artwork sold for half a million dollars for his painting. that could also involve, who knows, foreign sellers who would buy the paintings and who knows where the money goes into these shell companies, right? so there is this influence ped ped -- peddling hanging around the white house has not gone away that "politico" and other media are picking up on. you and i were talking about this for some time. what is the ramification for this for the white house? >> look, emac, hunter biden can no follow his father around on planes and pick up million dollar checks. he is using the art as near perfect mechanism to f

hunter biden, investigation jim biden into him. so who know what is will happen. at we do know with antony blinken was at the time that hunter biden wanted to meet him, the state department lower level people in ukraine were very concerned about hunter biden's relationship with this corrupt oligarch la krzyzewski. the will paying couple million bucks a year. so, you know, these lower level people like george kent were trying to sound the alarm and say that it's terrible when america and joe biden, the vice president, who is going into ukraine and lecturing them about corruption his son is getting paid and involved with and traveling with and friends with one of the most corrupt kleptomaniac oligarchs in the ukraine. everyone in ukraine knew that and the lower level flunkies at the state department are trying to sound the alarm and nobody is listening. finally amock and george kent finally managed to filter through one of the joe biden on the air to airplane ukraine. next thing hunter biden is ringing him up says my dad says you have got a problem. so they went and

biden spoke a while ago. mj, what are you hearing from people there who are devastated. >> reporter: yeah, jim. devastated is just right. if you walk down streets like these, this is just a few blocks away from where president biden just spoke in queens, you know house after house with basements that are completely just ruined. you still see days later piles of trash and furniture out on the sidewalks and people wondering how are they going to fix up their homes? how are they going to be able to afford all of this? when they describe what happened days ago, they say that this was really like a scene from the movie, that they have never seen this kind of flooding, even folks who have lived here for decades, that the water just came in so fast and they just did not expect this kind of devastation. one man we spoke to earlier today whose basement was completely ruined, he said that this was particularly bad timing for this community because they have been through so much over the last year with the pandemic. take a listen. >> everything got destroyed. everything. this whole weekend we have just bee

jim's. >>> president biden announced sweeping vaccine mandates this week that will impact 100 million american adults, but what about kids? the president paid a visit to a washington dc middle school today to promote mask wearing. he also made a special offer to the students. >> once you all get vaccinated, you're invited to a special visit at the white house. >> pretty cool to president biden calling on states to mandate vaccines for school unified became the largest district to mandate vaccines for students 12 and older. >>> with the new school year there have been cases of students and staffers being diagnosed with covid, but reporter julie watts with the reality check on where those cases are coming from. >> the headlines can be terrifying for parents, covid cases among children are surging. sacramento schools saying covid spikes, but are these kids getting covid at school? >> they are not getting covid get school. that's what the data from california shows us, it's amazing. >> infectious disease expert says at least in california where adult vaccination rates are high, the school transmis

jim. president biden is heading back to the white house tonight after spending the day touring some of the

arlette, president biden was under some pressure from victims' families to issue this order. tell us about that. >> reporter: well, jim, president biden is trying to make good on a campaign promise, and in signing that executive order, this conducts a review to declassify documents related to the 9/11 attacks and authorizations. the judge gave merrick garland a six-month deadline to release any material. he said, when i ran for president, i made a commitment to ensuring transparency regarding the declassification of documents on the september 11, 2001 terror attacks on america. as we approach the 21st anniversary of that tragic day, i am honoring that commitment. this comes after president biden was facing immense pressure from the families and survivors of these 9/11 attacks. they had written a letter to the president last month saying that if he did not authorize the release of declassified information that he would not be welcome at ground zero and other memorial sites as this 21st anniversary is approaching next week. one thing these families are hoping is that these documents might contain information about wheth

>> reporter: well, jim, tomorrow president biden is expected to outline the next phase of his covid-19s we are trying to curb the spread of the delta variant. when it comes to mandates of testing, many details are still being finalized, but it is expected there will be a particular emphasis when it comes to schools and also those private sector workplaces, as you have more and more children returning to the classrooms. this week and also businesses opening up, having workers return back, and also an influx when it comes to people visiting those private businesses. but officials have said that they don't believe that there is room for a more broad federal mandate. so much of the efforts that the administration is hoping is that the private sector will be able to step up and try to encourage some of these vaccinations. now, the president will be meeting with his team a bit later today to receive the latest update on this plan as well as covid-19. but officials have long said that they are constantly adapting their strategy to the state of the virus. and this speech from the president, th

jim. >> >>> it's been a difficult month for president biden, entering arguably the most critical few months of his presidency. f phil mattingly is live at the white house. >> reporter: from white house officials it was an august to forget that has given away to a daunting cement. it's one where you're going to see an aggressive posture from president biden and white house officials according to officials i'm talking to starting with the coronavirus pandemic. we're expecting the president this week to give major remarks related to the pandemic. keep in mind, the ability to kind of wrangle and handle the pandemic was one of the driving elements of the president's approval ratings up to this point. those approval ratings have dropped on net. officials believe a focus on the pandemic and the real tools they have to address it is critical to bringing ratings back up and more importantly restoring confidence in a country that has been in the midst of malaise. now, that will come in parallel to a major push on the domestic legislative front. the president has two items moving in tandem. a $1.2 tri

biden administration can do? >> it will look like chaos, jim.n the union will make an attempt to do what texas has done, which is to basically out law abortion all together. the problem here is because of the way they constructed this law by giving private citizens the right to sue, it's not easy to enjoin. to get this into the court, you have to wait for someone to file that lawsuit and then, you know, you can step in and sue that person and see how it goes. so it's just going to be a big mess, lots of litigation and we won't see the results for awhile. >> all right. well, we appreciate the discussion. happy labor day. thanks to both of you. >> thanks. >> see you soon. >> we'll have more news just ahead. ah, there's no place like panera. enjoy the toasty, saucy chipotle chicken avocado melt on freshly baked bread. panera. order on the app today. (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. whether it's ensuring food arrives as fresh as when it departs. being first

now, joe biden knows something about jim crow activities since early in his senate career, he was a jimwster. he supported segregation, opposed integration in our cities. he didn't want his kids to attend integrated schools in the inner city. he called them potential jungles. that's joe biden so he knows something about it but he knows nothing about what's taking place today. so the state legislatures want to go back to pre-covid, was pre-covid jim crow? and the attorney general of the united states says i need to double the number of civil rights division attorneys i have, and they have a new civil rights leader who is a bigot, an out and out bigot. why does he want to double the civil rights attorneys? to go after these republican states because you see what they are doing is the worst thing since the 1960's, when robert kennedy was attorney general of the united states. you see what's going on here? they are saying that people with whom they disagree are potential domestic terrorists. they lump everybody in with the klan. they lump everybody in with the neo-nazis. by the way, if you

biden's approach to the world and trump's america first approach to the world. they're seeing more commonality than they expected. >> they're certainly taking that view, jim, and the reason is clear. they thought that joe biden would come in as the president who consulted them on everything. i think the british felt that the decision on afghanistan was sort of made and declared to them. and they were scrambling as the u.s. was as the taliban came in to kabul to get their people out. and then, of course, there was a very conscious effort to keep the french from knowing that the united states, britain and australia were considering the submarine deal, which is actually about submarines and many more technologies, and that went on for months in which the president basically met with president macron and made no mention of this, which is why they overreacted to this issue and withdrew their ambassador and so forth. i think he's got a lot of repair work to do there and you see he's still trying to get a phone call together with president macron to patch up america's oldest alliance. >> jeff, the reason for this french row is this deal with australia, the nuclear submar

to spend what biden wants to spend on this huge what's been referred to as a human infrastructure plan? what are you saying to convince some of your colleagues to get onboard? >> well, jimt in person with senator cinema and manchin. he's been actively engaged in helping members of congress who are more progressive understand and embrace his agenda to reduce the costs for working families, to reduce the cost of health care, of day care, of higher education, of workforce training and to make the investments we need to make over the coming decade to make sure that we're in a position to grow and grow quickly. i was thrilled in august when we passed on a bipartisan basis, a landmark infrastructure bill, and now we are working in the democratic caucus to pass the follow-on investment that's badly needed to make it possible for americans to get back to work by providing more affordable access to high quality preschool and day care, by reducing the costs of health care and by making sure that every american is paying their fair share of the costs of the moving forward. it is not clear to me exactly how much this package will ultimately cost. but i will remind you it will be sp

>> reporter: jim, the biden administration had been working to roll out booster shots by september 20, but now it may need to be that that will only be limited to pfizer for the initial start. a source that i spoke to yesterday said that top federal health officials told the white house that more time is needed to review the data around moderna's booster submission. the source told me what they received from moderna was inadequate and they wanted to see strengthened data which would require more time to review the process and may not be ready for september 20. now, this source told me that the plans are still on track for pfizer with that approval expected to come before the september 20th rollout, but moderna might be a few weeks longer. johnson & johnson was not considered to be a factor in that september 20 rollout for booster shots as they are still awaiting more and more information from that company. this comes after fda officials had warned the white house about setting a specific timeline before rolling out these shots. that is something the white house went ahead and proceede

. >> reporter: it's going to be a test of joe biden's diplomatic chops, jim.? we'll have the details on that live from paris next. i strip on public transit. i strip with the guys. i strip all by myself. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can feel right away, helping you take in air more easily, day or night. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. >>> president biden expected to speak with french president emmanuel macron in the next few minutes. that comes after france recalled its ambassador to the u.s. in response to the recently announc

of course it did that is jim crow what joe biden talks about in these election laws are not jim crowse to the pandemic like 24 hour voting and drive-through voting that was actually available only one day in a county which ironically is not the largest county for blacks in texas it is dallas you don't have any focus on dallas because they want to keep us in this position where they manipulate us to believe what is ultimately not true. but it has worked successfully for them and you see that when the number of us who continue to vote democrat. >> it is an amazing narrative. >> absolutely. we see that across the board with president biden whether it deals with border issues or the border patrol or social issues like critical race theory or right now looking at the skinny hr one the only way they feel they could win is when they divide us with that disparaging and disgusting racist behavior where they divide the nation not unifying the nation. hr one there is nothing different about it and people should not feel pressured everyone should take a look at this because it does nothing not e

and that video by bringing it to life is a headache for the biden administration that they don't need right now. as jim messina well knows, when you serve in a white house, the pitching machine throws about ten pitches at you at the same time. biden's got about 20 coming at him right now. this is one he does not need. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. i appreciate you joining us. i want to bring in cnn senior political commentator david axelrod and political commentator bakari sellers. i want to talk about all the things that the president has to deal with in this legislative process. bakari, what do you think of those images? >> you know, i want to be clear. they're not just aggressive tactics. that's brutality when you have haitian migrants in custody, and i think what we saw was despicable. i mean, what we saw is what we expect in countries not the united states in our backyard, but it hearkens to a dark period in our history. for me, it makes my stomach turn. i know the secretary made a statement, but it was lukewarm at best. they damn well better get their act together because they can't be beati

jim? >> jeremy diamond at the white house, thank you. well, president bidenays that his plan is also intended to focus on strengthening the economy. for more on that, joined now by cnn reporter matt egan. matt, how does the president plan to get an economic benefit out of this? i suppose a big challenge here is companies are enforcing this, right? how do they do that going forward? >> reporter: well, jim, it's a great question. these are clearly very aggressive steps from a white house that is concerned about the direction of both the pandemic and the economy. now, let's start with this emergency rule from the labor department. it's going to require all employers with more than 100 workers to make sure that their work force gets fully vaccinated, or that they get tested and show a negative test once a week. now, we know there are a lot of companies actually already rolled out some vaccine mandates, including companies like facebook, united airlines and tyson foods. but many other companies have no such mandate, and that's going to have to change because biden

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i'm jim acosta in washington. just minutes from now biden will lay a wreath at the pentagon marking 20 years since terrorists attacked the united states and formed the resilience and unity of a nation. >> patrick dunn. >> at new york's ground zero, amid the sounds of bagpipes and the names of fallen children and relatives they never met grew a nation that day. adults hugged and cried, giving in to the grief. bruce springsteen putting their loss into song. ♪ when i see you laugh again ♪ i'll see you in my dreams. >> president biden and the first lady attending the memorial. in shanksville, pennsylvania the first lady laid a wreath in memory of the people who overpowered, the heroes who overpowered the hijackers and spared the intended target. they defended ending the war in afghanistan and that was born from the attacks. >> if you had told anybody we were going to spend 3 million bucks a day for 20 years to try to unite the country after we got bin laden, after al qaeda was wiped out there. can al qaeda come back? yes, but it's back other pla

second, this comes, this announcement comes less than a week after president biden n c. jim ping spoke for only the 2nd time of the presidency and 7 months after the 1st time they spoke. now this announcement about august must be seen alongside other announcements that were made after the call, particularly regarding taiwan. there were reports that last friday us officials met with tom tom when he defense officials in annapolis. and also that the administration was considering changing the name of the representative office to one's representative office in washington. there were other announcements specifically related to a quad meeting next week, and the potential levying of new terrorists if the administration goes forward with a new section 3, a one investigation. all of these must be seen as clear signals from the administration that in the wake of the biden, she talks, dividing, administration continues to increase pressure on beijing and wants to set the preacher course of the relationship on washington her. okay, so that has to be asked, how is beijing likely to react

biden over this. i don't put all the blame on him and it's not one administration. there's several administrations that are involved in this. it's been one bad decision after another. >> reporter: jimollum refused to meet with president biden at the dignified transfer ceremony. >> part of it's political. and part of it is the absolute, utter failure of what they did and how they did things after being in afghanistan for 20 years. i do believe some of this was all for naught. >> i did not see the president at the transfer. he came in, and i chose to go sit in a separate room with another family who wasn't interested in seeing him. i came out for just a moment and i saw him. and i broke down completely at the thought of him kneeling at our flag so many times. then to come in and say he cares about our soldiers and to say that he has sympathy for our marines -- i have zero respect. absolutely none. >> you stand by your decision to pull out? >> yes, i do. >> the administration in all these press conferences is sort of conflating everything. was the evacuation mission a success? they got out more than 120,000 people. it is an historic airlift. but that is not the issue. it's that the pr

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jim. >>> next, president biden will head to louisiana to survey damage there from hurricane ida. this morning more than 800,000 people remain without power and it's hot there. fuel shortages also having a major impact on recovery efforts across the state. all those first responders, they need fuel. about two-thirds of gas stations in new orleans and baton rouge are completely out of gas. tough on the residents there. you see them lining up. cnn's adrienne broadus joins me from new orleans. what's the state of the recovery there now? >> reporter: well, jim, here in new orleans, people are learning how to wait. whether they like it or not. right now these are folks waiting in line to get gas. they've been here for hours. the first person in line showed up just before our first "new day" live shot which was around 5:30 local time. and people we've heard from say they want president biden to know they are hurting. you can see this line stretches along the street and it wraps around the block, and in just a moment, i'm going to walk you up to the gas station so you can see what's happ

jim clyburn ahead. >>> as president biden tries to refocus on his legislative agenda, pushing through a massive $3.5 trillion spending bill that could define his presidency . only furthering confusion, for so many americans, as the pandemic hits another horrifying milestone this week, one in 500 americans have died from the virus, more than 673,000 people represented here on the national mall with flags for each death. this debate over boosters comes as the biden administration is on its heels, with a number of of crises of its own doing, facing a devastating acknowledgment from the pentagon friday that a drone strike in afghanistan killed ten civilians, a surge of migrants at the southern border leaving thousands of people, mostly from haiti, huddled under a bridge as they wait to be processed and a diplomatic breakdown with american ally france after a new national security partnership with the uk and australia. we begin today with the pandemic. and this booster debate. >> medical adviser dr. anthony fauci. you've been a proponent of booster shots for the general public, but the fda advisory committee over

jim jordan tweeting the biden administration border patrol agents get the vaccine or get fired.egal immigrants, welcome, it's up to you if you want the vaccine. how does the biden administration clean up the messaging? >> thanks for having me, shannon. i believe the biden administration, for those folks coming across the border, should mandate that they get the vaccine. that should be necessary. in multiple rounds of covid testing. as far as the haitian immigrants, i've done some reporting on this and i have talked to some of those migrants. many of them have been on the southern border for a number of years and what they are waiting for on the mexico side of the border is to see an american immigration judge. because the immigration courts were close during covid and because of the title 42 decision made by donald trump that blocked folks from coming across the border, they are waiting to seek asylum. what we are seeing the biden administration do by expelling almost 4,000 of them over the past couple days, it's not only heartbreaking but it's really sad because these individua

time, quote, they are not going to let republicans lay 20 years of problems in afghanistan at biden's feet. jim>> kylie atwood, lauren fox, thanks very much. >>> joining us now to discuss more broadly, susan glasser, staff writer for the new yorker and cnn global affairs analyst. susan, good morning. nice to have you here. listen, you had 13 dead americans, right, in the final hours of the u.s. presence in afghanistan. you had americans still left behind. you had chaotic evacuation, that included people clinging to the sides of a u.s. military jet as it took off and falling off to their deaths. and yet this drone strike now, major questions whether it was a legitimate target. i just wonder how the secretary of state can go before the house and now the senate and not acknowledge any mistakes whatsoever. it's a remarkable -- it's message discipline, but does it show any humility or accountability? >> well, what you're seeing today and what you saw yesterday is a political exercise. this is really a washington ritual. you know, something terrible happened and someone must be called up to testify a

but procedure, jim saki added that president biden was taking the issue seriously. what he is asked all of us to convey clearly to people who are understandably, have questions, are passionate, are concerned, as we are about the images that we have seen is one we feel those images are horrible and horrific. there is an investigation. the president certainly supports overseen by this the department of homeland security, which he has conveyed what will happen quickly. i can also convey to you that the secretary also conveyed to civil rights leaders earlier this morning that we would no longer be using horses in del rio. so that is something a policy change that has been made in response. and a volcano on lapel now, one of the spanish canary islands continues to erupt. the area is still covered in smoke and a huge cloud of toxic gas, which is currently disrupting flights. hundreds of homes have already been destroyed. and now the island phenomena, crops are at risk. damage to properties estimated at more than $105000000.00. and as i know, author spanish minister appear

biden will be here later today. he's going to talk with the state's governor as well as some parish leaders and he will see some of the hardest hit areas, jim, across the state. >> well, listening to people there, they expect help and they want it quickly. thank you very much. >>> as we said, any minute we are expecting president biden to speak. first about the august jobs report and the numbers very disappointing. adding far lower than expected and coming during a week when he's seen several crisis. david gurgen will weigh in on what it all means. >>> plus the storms may be over but the possibility for flooding is not. rising rivers, still rising, could make it dangerous this weekend. and a terror attack overnight in a new zealand supermarket. the suspect had ties to isis. we'll have the details just ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. darrell's family uses gain flings now so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy lik

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>>> democrats are still wrangling among themselves over president biden's agent za. jim said in an interview yesterday there's room to negotiate the $3.5 trillion package. it's a sign that the price tag may be too high for some key democrats to support. >> somewhere between 1.5 and 3.5 there is $2 trillion. those $2 trillion are there, and i think that there's a lot of room for people to sit down and negotiate. it may be when you're sitting around the table, you may not need $3.5 trillion to do what the president wants done and what the country needs done. >> moderate senators, kyrsten sinema and joe manchin have already said they would not vote for a spending package that large. democrats will need their entire caucus to vote in favor of the passage. >>> republican congressman liz cheney continues to stand up to donald trump. the former president endorsed her republican primary challenger and called cheney a warmongerer and a disloyal republican adding she's the number one provider of sound bites. in a response, cheney tweeted, here's a sound bite for you, bring it. she

they learned that arizona did go to joe biden after all. jim what does this prove? >> you're exactly right. it's a typical trump clown show, right? after spending millions and millions of dollars trump tries to deflect on the january 6 subpoenas. everyone watch arizona tomorrow. we're finally get news everyone should watch. well, his highly respected auditors came back and said joe biden won even more than we previously thought. and so we wasted millions and millions of dollars, a terrible process going through this. lots of americans thought this was a rigged election when it clearly wasn't. and exactly as we saw in wisconsin in november now we see in arizona that joe biden won these states, won them relatively handily in a close election and none of this was true. president trump, once again, has egg on his face and looks like the clown he is after saying it would be this big news. joe biden is the president of the united states. >> and so many republicans, according to our pollings don't believe it and we're already seeing in texas and pennsylvania -- texas last

i'm jim acosta in washington. just minutes from now biden20 years since terrorists attacked the united states and formed the resilience and unity of a nation. >> patrick dunn. >> at new york's ground zero, amid the sounds of bagpipes and the names of fallen children and relatives they never met grew a nation that day. adults hugged and cried, giving in to the

stop watching with the hunter biden laptop story and the deluge of propaganda of big tech censorship but a new book confirms what we always knew. it was legit. congressman jimjordan responds next. .. . politico reporter has a new book out confirming the authenticity of hunter biden's emails. the new york post, fox and others confirmed his incriminating emails a year ago. back then politico was promoting deep state propaganda, hunter biden's story is russian physical, dozens of intel officials say in october of 2020 but they weren't the only ones running cover for president biden. >> if those emails are connected to an ongoing russian disinformation effort. >> it is so obviously a russian operation, so obviously a story that was created by the trump campaign. >> 50 high-level intelligence agents, people who worked in the intelligence agency came out and said this is most likely russian propaganda. laura: here is ohio congressman jim jordan. it is now treated as a grand revelation. >> politico figured out what we knew a year ago. we had an eyewitness, the actual emails talking about president biden, the laptop and the fbi was investigating. i'm convinced repo

jim and erica? >> jeremy at the white house. president biden said he's, quote, optimistic about negotiations. we've heard that before. why is he optimistic now? is that realistic? >> yeah, listen. president biden is always going to be on the optimiss tyke side. ultimately the stakes are too high for failure to be even an option and the democrats at large are going to need these big azwraen items to run on something heading into the midterms. we know president biden was on the phone all weekend. there is a sense of cautious optimism from several white house officials we've spoken to this morning after those weekend talks. but beyond meeting with lawmakers, talking with them, cajoling them, the other role we've seen is president biden trying to shape the message. he tried to get the party away from the focus of the $3.5 trillion, insisting it's going to be zero because he said it's going to be paid for by revenue including taxes on the wealthiest and corporations, the white house continuing that effort this morning, circulating a new memo in which they talk about the broad public support for so

i will start with you, jim carafano, how this process with the biden administration picked up on what the trump administration did. your thoughts on the statecraft involved here. guest 1: well, the reason the evacuation unfolded the way it did is the u.s. gave away all of its levers on the front-end. it assumed the goodness of the taliban and then we just withdrew. in some ways, i am not critical about the military, because they had very few options, because we took away all the real leverage. look, this is the hard power world that people live in, and we respect hard power, and when the united states withdrew all of its support for the military and all of its own military support forces, it had very little leverage over the taliban, and it will have very little leverage over the taliban in the future. host: adam weinstein, your thoughts on the process leading up to the withdrawal. guest 2: i think i need to qualify something. the fact that india did not fight in the final months does not reflect an endorsement for the taliban by the people. i think the majority of afghans believed in

jim sciutto. hours from now president biden will address the nation at a critical point in the battle against the coronavirus. dr. anthony fauci said this morning the pandemic in this country isn't even modestly under control in his assessment. the president hopes these new strategies will rein it in again. again, biden is expected to layout a six-point plan to combat the delta variant surge. he will make a push toward mandating vaccines including building upon existing requirements for federal workers as well as pressing private businesses to mandate shots for their employees. also in the plan, more testing to get a better handle on just how how far it has spread. his speech to highlight vaccinations for children while making an emotional plea to america that getting the shot helps protect children and keeps them in school. all this as the los angeles unified school district, the nation's second largest, is poised to become the first school district in the country to mandate covid vaccinations for students 12 and older. we have a lot going on this morning. lot of stories to cover. >>> let's begi

jim clyburn ahead. >>> hello, i'm jack tapper, where the state of our union is trying to figure out if we're going to need to get boosters or not as president biden tries to refocus on his legislative agenda. pushing toward a massive $3.5 trillion spending bill that could define his presidency. the biden administration is coming off yet another difficult week. tomorrow, september 20th. marks the week the biden administration had planned to begin giving covid booster shots to the general public. instead an advisory panel to the fda voted no on friday, no on recommending booster shots to

jim sciutto. hours from now president biden will address the nation at a critical point in the battle against thement. the president hopes these new strategies will rein it in again. again, biden is expected to layout a six-point plan to combat the delta variant surge. he will make a push toward

stuart: a tweet from congressman jim jordan, quote, president biden trusted fauci with covid 19 and general. i think he's being undermined by himself and his team. what say you? >> if this reporting is accurate that general milley went around the commander-in-chief when it was donald trump that if he told the chinese if we are going to do something we will give you a heads up that is so unconstitutional, so wrong and you couple that with fauci's handling of this it has been a miss. the thing about doctor fauci, never forget this. january 30 first at 10:3:02 pm 2020, a year and a half ago doctor fauci was on notice this thing came from a lab and he misled us the entire time. he got an email from christian anderson at 10:3:02 pm, the email said virus looks engineered, not consistent with evolutionary theory. a fancy way of saying this came from a lab and he downplayed that it misled the american people for the last year and a half and all the evidence suggest this thing did come from the lab so they mishandled all kinds of stuff and president biden continues to listen to their advice. stuart:

they're not going to let the republicans put this entire conflict at the feet of the biden administration. erica and jim. >> lauren fox, thank you. we're seeing secretary blinken making the points of shagking hands of democrat and republican mem members committee. >> and with us kylie atwood and editor nic robertson. good to have you both here. we're following the new reporting which i imagine will come up today with secretary blinken. when it comes to afghanistan, nick, walk us through a little bit of that and what the impact is right now. >> reporter: erica, i think what we've heard from secretary blinken speaking yesterday for afghans at least that is -- for them they are sort of moving on from the united states pullout. of course many people here still very afraid. very deeply afraid of what could happen with them. i was sitting with someone in the house today with -- >> i'll have to have you hold that thought there. this is secretary ant tony blinken about to begin his testimony on afghanistan. you'll hear the introduction in the background. let's have a listin. >> it took me into a room and tied m

that being said, jim, the white house, this is the strategy that biden has implemented, even before he became president. when it appeared as though certain gaffes or other issues during his presidential campaign would take him down, the white house always sticks to their original strategy, biden usually always sticks to his original strategy. and that was trying to pass these two bills in tandem together knowing that he had to do it that way, because the fact that progressives want a lot of what's in the spending package, his moderate centrist faction wants the infrastructure bill, and so the white house is deciding to pretty much ignore the noise, which is what they did a lot during the infrastructure battle and want to plow ahead with their plan thinking that ultimately voters are only going to care about that end result versus a lot of the infighting that happened in between. >> so they try to focus on the positive and what they have seen has worked before, there are also rumblings and some frustration about the messaging or lack there of early on. we see this memo from the white ho

biden family's 50 rise to power. jillian: a 27 email suggested there was equity in a equity company, hundred about be sure the laptop is honest to him. jiman's theory why the media waited so long to report the story. >> politico figured out what we knew a year ago. we had an eyewitness, the actual email talking about the big guy, president biden, the fbi was investigating that. i'm convinced reporters knew that. big-ticket big media, and the run-up to most important election we have, president of the united states. >> the new york post reported the story in october last year before the november election, social media companies temporarily blocked users sharing the story saying their fact checkers couldn't verify it. jillian: a progressive revolt force democrats to shoot down his relapse iron dome funding from the massive spending bill. todd: is the left giving into anti-semitic influence? that story ahead. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. i got this mountain bike for only

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