david brooks and jonathan capehart on the fallout from the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, and the latest on the january 6 commission. plus, family ties. we talk to famed actor and director sean penn-- and his daughter, dylan-- on their new film "flag day," and penn's humanitarian work on th ground in haiti. >> i always think that things can change. certainly there have been, you know-- to say "setbacks" would be an understatement. we're going to have to fight, several steps forward that we take with our haitian partners to get where we're moving forward. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fidelity wealth management. >> bnsf railway. >> consumer cellular. >> johnson & johnson. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for publi

jonathan capehart and michael gerson break down the fallout of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, and the political impact of the u.n. climate report. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ >> fidelity wealth management. >> bnsf railway. >> consumer cellular. >> johnson & johnson. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. anby contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brangham: the taliban is now closing in on the afghan capital, after a week that's seen much of the country fall under their control. the first of 3,000 american troops aived today at the kabul airport. all will have arrived by the end of the weekend. their mission: support the near-total evacuation of american personnel and

judy: and david brooks and jonathan capehart examine two congressional elections in the parties.he accusations against governor cuomo and the ongoing politics of covid-19. all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." ♪ announcer: major funding for the pbs newshour been provided by. ♪ bnsf railway. consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. financial services firm raymond james. the john s. and james l. knight foundation. more at kf.org. ♪ announcer: and with the ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by t corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like u. thank you. judy: -- stephanie: we will return to judy woodruff after the latest headlines. the u.s. economy has turned in hiring numbers as it powers back from pandemic losses. the labor departments 943,000 jobs in july, beating projections. the unemployment rate fell to 5.4%. president biden said today that continued growth depends heavily on more people getting vaccinated. we will return to this after the news summary. bat

i'm jonathan capehart. planned recess and what has been called the world's greatest deliberative body still has business. they will deliberate on a $trillion infrastructure bill. it's the first of two bills. this one is expected to pass in the coming days with bipartisan support. then the democratic senate majority is hopin

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i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." ♪♪ >>> we have a lot to cover this sunday, but we begin with the northeast bracing for tropical storm henri which is expected to make landfall any minute now, bringing with it a dangerous storm surge and high winds. we are also awaiting press conferences from both the governors of new york and rhode island. joining me now is nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> hey, jonathan. so, the bottom line with this storm is it's like a big huge nor'easter and the winds are similar to a nor'easter but there's leaves on the trees so we're going to get a lot more power outages than we typically do. and tropical systems can bring a lot of rain to the surface and flash flooding will be a major concern as we go throughout the next 48 hours. you can see on the radar the storm is very close to block island. it is now only about an hour or two away from crossing the coast line of rhode island for an official landfall. it will not become a hurricane again. it will make landfall as

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i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> we begin this morning tracking hurricane ida with wind speeds now just a few miles per hour away from becoming a category 5 hurricane. the powerful storm is expected to slam into louisiana within the next few hours, possibly causing catastrophic damage on the 16th anniversary of katrina. with winds at 150 miles per hour, the governor of louisiana put the storm in context with this dire warning. >> we can sum it up by saying this will be one of the strongest hurricanes to hit anywhere in louisiana since at least the 1850s. >> joining me now is msnbc meteorologist michelle grossman. michelle, when do we expect hurricane ida to actually make landfall? >> so, we expect it in the next two to three hours. and, jonathan, we spoke on friday and that was a category 1 storm. now up to a category 4 storm. and let's take a look at satellite. i'll kind of walk you through the storm and what we expect from ida. we're talking about catastrophes, life-threatening

jonathan capehart is in for joy. hi, jonathan. >> wow, ari, i've got nothing. look, that's pretty good. you were talking to nicolle a little while ago, she showed you her mommy mug. i have a martini glass just under the desk. but this is family hour so i can't show it to you. just want to put that out there. >> good idea, sir. >> thanks very much, ari. all right, good evening, everyone. i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid. we begin with the shocking new examples of how this country narrowly escaped a coup at the hands of its former president. last week we learned that trump pressured its acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen, and rosen's deputy, to simply declare with no evidence that the entire 2020 election was, quote, corrupt. thankfully they refused, even though trump had threatened their jobs. now politico is reporting that rosen's deputy and another doj official were prepared to resign effective immediately if trump had in fact fired rosen as was feared. most stunning, however, is that the resignation letter that they prepared accuses trump of trying t

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i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday we're just one day shy of the senat's planned recess and what has been called the world's greatest deliberative body still has business. they will deliberate on a $trillion infrastructure bill. it's the first of two bills. this one is expected to pass in the coming days with bipartisan support. then the democratic senate majority is hoping to pass an even larger, more progressive bill through reconciliation. that's a special filibuster proof maneuver that requires a simple majority for passage. in other words, without republican support. meanwhile, the senate continues to work on voting rights. the judiciary committee met saturday with a former trump d.o.j. official and a key city in afghanistan just fell to the taliban. that will be of key concern to the senate foreign relations committee where my first guest is a member. joining me now is senator jeff merkley of oregon. senator merkley, thank you for coming back to "the sunday show."

but keep it right here for jonathan capehart and lawrence o'donnell. hey, jonathan. >> hey, ari.working. that's how president biden responded today to the u.s. jobs report. the u.s. added 943,000 jobs last month. and the unemployment rate dropped to 5.4%, the lowest unemployment rate since the start of the pandemic. >> while our economy is far from complete and while we doubtlessly will have ups and downs along the way as we continue to battle the delta surge of covid, what is the disputable now is this. the biden plan is working, the biden plan produces results and the biden plan is moving the country forward. we've got a lot of hard work to be done both to beat the delta variant and conti

now jonathan capehart -- >> good evening jonathan, it's a big night already. >> it is rachel, you've covered a lot of big news. but i have to say i couldn't get ready for tonight's show, listening to you breaking down how people couldn't trust the cdc but fully taking recommendations medications to take ivermectin. >> what is it, ivermectin? >> ivermectin. it does nothing for covid, it can prevent worms in your cow. it is turning into an epidemic of misuse, that is turning out to be dangerous. it is insane. >> right. and at a time when hospital beds are filling up with covid patients and not having enough hospital beds, for people who don't have covid. we are going to be talking about a lot of this on the sunday show on sunday. but we have to get to the breaking news, rachel, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and tonight we begin with breaking news. the u.s. military has conducted a counter-terrorism operation against an isis k planner. the initial indications are that the target was killed, according to officials. isis-k is the terrorist organization that claims responsibility f

i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday it's turning out to be hot mask summer. americans are masking back up indoors after a new cdc document warns that the delta variant is as contagious as the chicken pox and can create a greater risk of hospitalization although vaccines are highly effective protecting against the virus in an effort to boost vaccinations, president biden announced federal workers must show proof of their vaccination status or submit to regular testing and masking. the defense department has since followed suit. and while the white house is not considering a federal vaccine mandate at this time, the senior senator from wisconsin, a republican, had this to say. >> could you ever get behind a vaccine mandate for everybody? >> no, not unless there is some incredibly deadly disease. i mean, much higher infection mortality rates than we have with covid. >> breaking news, buddy. covid is an incredibly deadly disease. more than 610,000 americans have died, and in

jonathan capehart is in for lawrence tonight. it's a big night already, jonathan. >> it is, you covered a lot of big news. i have to say, i couldn't get ready for tonight's show for the first 30 minutes of your show, listening to you break down the people not trusting the cdc but fully taking recommendations from facebook to take -- what is it, ivermectin? >> it can cure head lice and scabies in people or deworm your cow but it does nothing for covid. it is turning into an epidemic of misuse that's turning out to be dangerous. it's insane. >> right already and at a time when hospital beds are filling up with covid patients and not having enough hospital beds for people who don't have covid. we're going to be talking about a lot of this on "the sunday show" on sunday but we have to get to the breaking news that you ended your show with. rachel, thank you very much. >>> and tonight we do begin with the breaking news, the u.s. military has conducted a counterterrorism operation against an isis-k planner. initial indications are that

but keep it right here for jonathan capehart and lawrence o'donnell. hey, jonathan. >> hey, ari. thank you very much. well, the biden plan is working. that's how president biden responded today to the u.s. jobs report. the u.s. added 943,000 jobs last month. and the unemployment rate dropped to 5.4%, the lowest unemployment rate since the start of the pandemic. >> while our economy is far from complete and while we doubtlessly will have ups and downs along the way as we continue to battle the delta surge of covid, what is the disputable now is this. the biden plan is working, the biden plan produces results and the biden plan is moving the country forward. we've got a lot of hard work to be done both to beat the delta variant and continue our advance of economic recovery. >> as soon as tomorrow one of the key pillars of president biden's economic agenda, the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, could get a final vote in the senate. according to an analysis released last month the legislation could create close to a half million jobs by 2024. so it's no wonder that 65% of a

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now it's time for the last word with the great jonathan capehart, filling in for lawrence tonight. rom your well earned vacation. >> thank you, my friend. thank you. god bless. >> have a good week. breaking news tonight. the pfizer vaccine could be fully fda approved as soon as monday. millions of people have received the two dose pfizer vaccine under emergency use authorization. the moderna vaccine is expected to be fully approved in the fall. experts believe full approval will make a difference and convincing some people to get vaccinated. but perhaps more importantly, it could lead to a surge in vaccine mandates. today, the cdc reported 135,494 new cases of coronavirus in the united states. across the nation, the weekly average for covid hospitalizations is 11,521. that's an increase of 14.2%

i'm jonathan capehart.s that they have ordered their fighters to enter the capital city of kabul. house members just received a briefing from secretary of state -- sorry, secretary of defense lloyd austin, secretary of state antony blinken and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley, where they reported that so far there have been no direct contact between the taliban and u.s. forces according to a member who participated in the briefing. president biden was also briefed by his national security team at camp david this morning as 5,000 u.s. troops have been deployed to evacuate americans and allied afghans from the embassy in kabul. nbc news is reporting that the u.s. is in intense negotiations with taliban to guarantee safe passage. this morning the taliban seized control of jalalabad and captured another key city in the north yesterday. now joining me is ali arouzi, nbc correspondent and bureau chief in tehran. thank you for coming back. any update over the last hour of what the iranian

with the great jonathan capehart, filling in for lawrence tonight. good evening, jonathan. it's nice to see you. >> it is great to see you, rachel. thank you very much. welcome back from your well earned vacation. >> thank you, my friend. thank you. god bless. >> have a good week. breaking news tonight. the pfizer vaccine could be fully fda approved as soon as monday. millions of people have received the two dose pfizer vaccine under emergency use authorization. the moderna vaccine is expected to be fully approved in the fall. experts believe full approval will make a difference and convincing some people to get vaccinated. but perhaps more importantly, it could lead to a surge in vaccine mandates. today, the cdc reported 135,494 new cases of coronavirus in the united states. across the nation, the weekly average for covid hospitalizations is 11,521. that's an increase of 14.2% from the week before. in six states, alabama, florida, louisiana, mississippi, oregon and washington, new admissions of patients with coronavirus are currently at their highest levels since the start

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. ♪ amna: and now to the analysis of brooks and capehart, david brooks and jonathan capehart, columnisthington post. good to see you in real life. david, what a week. what a week. we sell all the highs, heroic efforts, over 100,000 people evacuated, the deadly attacks punctuated in kabul. the president had to deliver in park city. what do you make of how he's handling this moment in his presidency? >> i think very poorly. i thought the decision toeave was a mistake. i thought we achieved some level of stability and we could manage the problem. and i think we invited the downfall. the sad thing, one of the good things that happened in the middle east the last several years his people have taken a look at the taliban, and they hate it. a survey of 11 countries, muslim countries, only 13% have positive things about the taliban. in country after country, people are sick it of religious iraq receipt. -- religious bureaucracy. when it is getting some momentum, and theocracy is taking his blows, we now have a period where we seem to be brutally abandoning muslims, not living up to our allies,

i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid.ainst covid, with the u.s. crossing the 35 million case milestone late sunday. today the white house said 70% of all u.s. adults have had at least one vaccine dose. almost a month after president biden's original goal of reaching that mark by july 4th. one of those vaccines went to senator lindsey graham who announced today that he teste

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and how the ravages of it may affect this, senator merkley, jeff merkley from oregon, spoke to jonathan capehart this morning on the sunday show. here's part of what he said. >> well, it does require all 50 democrats to hang together, and there are differences of opinion, as we know, among 50 members. so there will be a lot of work on the individual components. exactly how do you do the climate infrastructure? how do you do the housing infrastructure? do you do the full tax credit for children, which would lift half america's children in poverty out of party. do you do paid family leave, and how do you raise the money to pay for it? so that will be a lot of work. i'm convinced we'll get it done, it will be exactly 3.5 trillion. i'm sure will some provision fall out because one member blocks them? probably. but i think on the whole we'll succeed in that vision. >> what do you think of that in terms of how the bill might evolve, change, shrink as time goes on? >> a lot of democrats have talked about how key provisions are really important for their constituencies. the climate issues, child care. t

now it's time for "the last word" with jonathan capehart filling in. >> welcome back from your well-earned. >>> breaking news tonight, the pfizer vaccine could be fully fda-approved as soon as monday. millions of people have received the two-dose pfizer vaccine under

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i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid. we begin "the reidout" with new urgency in the fight against covid, with the u.s. crossing the 35 million case milestone late sunday. today the white house said 70% of all u.s. adults have had at least one vaccine dose. almost a month after president biden's original goal of reaching that mark by july 4th. one of those vaccines went to senator lindsey graham who announced today that he tested positive for covid. the senator added he is very glad he was vaccinated, saying his symptoms would otherwise be far worse. it's a message the public health community is desperate to get out, that the vaccine is highly effective, despite the fact that breakthrough infections can happen. they are for one very rare. according to data collected by nbc news, breakthrough infections in 38 states represent, and listen to this number, less than 0.08% of the people who have been fully vaccinated. the former biden advisor on covid-19 estimating that 98% to 99% of deaths are among the unvaccinated. the delt

. >>> good morning, i'm jonathan capehart. this sunday we're continuingod monitor breaking news in afghanistan where taliban forces have swiftly taken over. seizing key cities and closing innd on the capital city of kab. nbc news is reporting that intense negotiations with the taliban are underway to safely evacuate americans and allied afghans from the embassy there. the embassy will close once all personnel have been transferred out. according to defense officials, bagram air base and par 1 prison have also fallen. 5,000 to 7,000 prisoners were released, some of whom are hardened taliban and al qaeda fighters. this a morning the taliban capturedal the key city of jalalabad in the eastern region of thern country, solidifying their near total control of the country.

alicia menendez and jonathan capehart. thank you, thank you, thank you. so i spent almost a week apiece in mant yooego bay, jamaica, a country that actually takes covid seriously, and cabo san lucas, mexico. with these dynamic and gorgeous ladies. big ups to angela rye and jemele hill, the greatest vacation planners ever. and the other machetes. sunny hostin, tiffany cross, erin haynes, latasha barnes, alicia garzia and brittany pac man cunningham. we had the best time as you can see. and i know a lot has gone on while i've been away. this delta variant has now mutated again into delta plus. and some of your governors are belatedly figuring out that this is actually out of freaking control. we'll get to that later in the show. and mary trump will be here to talk about her new book. and you know i've got to ask her what happened on "the view" this week. and there's a lot more. but we begin "the reidout" tonight with the state of new york where new york city has finally gotten the ball rolling implementing a serious vaccine mandate which will probably save

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