. >> kayleigh: a reminder, that was not parody. this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany. here, my cohost, emily compagno, julie banderas, former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus, and in the virtual seat for the first time, our friend and colleague, jimmy failure, host of "talks across america" on fox news radio. >> jimmy: i want to be clear, i am just working out the drinks you guys have bought me over the years. [laughter] we will be settled out by the end of the hour hopefully. >> kayleigh: we will keep buying you them if you get through this hour. campaign filings showing squad member cori bush spent nearly $70,000 on private security, while demanding police be defunded for everyday americans. both don't like bush defending having armed guards for herself. >> rep. bush: i have private security because my body is working on this planet. i have private security because they come to the white supremacists, the racist narrative they drive into this country, the fact that they don't care that this black woman that has put her life on the line, they can't match m

>> kayleigh: i can't wait, i think it happens soon. >> i wish it was you. >> kayleigh: i do, too. >>n there, we'll see what happens, i never count anybody out. >> kayleigh: we saw joe biden bolt like a lightning bolt from questions yesterday, we hope george stephanopoulos ask questions the american people deserve to have asked. less than 24 hours after pledging to honor women's rights, the taliban is clarifying their promise saying they will honor women's rights, but within islamic law, this as critics call out vice president harris for her silence. that is all next. 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. ♪♪ veteran homeowners, if you're ever going to use your va home loan benefit to get cash, now is the time. because interest rates are near record lows and home values are at record highs. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's values and you can take out $ 50,000 or more. pay down high rate credit cards, improve y

not to mention the economic strength that we enjoy. >> harris: kayleigh. >> kayleigh: we saw the writingrat party so they would vote on a socialist for president. we have this. the good news is, harris, you're right, they don't what socialism is. many of those polled believe in free markets. they believed socialism and capitalism do not compete. they don't get what it is. what morgan said, you want to understand socialism, go to cuba. they are waving the american flag for a reason. they are rejecting socialism and embracing capitalism. >> harris: next, called to drop the use of the word female because, and pay attention, it's not just sexist but dehumanizing. wait until you hear the argument behind it. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪

right on, kayleigh. right on. spot on. >> emily: kennedy, engaging in pattern and practice of predatory behavior with a toxic workplace culture, celebrities were self identifying as cuomo-sexual. he was called the love gov. let's look at some of the praise he enjoyed. >> republicans tell me, they look at home on mayor like there's a leader. >> i heard you had a crush on our boyfriend, andrew cuomo. >> everyone does, right? >> you expose a lot of her own vulnerabilities. >> your love life. >> you have been commended for your clear and calm leadership. >> we are grateful that across the country there are responsible leaders who are stepping up. one of them provided clear direction and memorable power points. new york's governor andrew cuomo. >> kennedy: that is so disgusting. i am not a fan of the fawning from any party. i really think politicians deserve our skepticism. some of them turn out to be sociopathic creatures like governor cuomo. i hope he resigns just to save face and for the sake of his daughters. this

i'm kayleigh mcenany. here my cohost, emily compagno, fox news chief legal analyst and anchor of fox news and iced stomach night, mcknight, shannon bream, host of "no interruption," tomi lahren, and the cost of fox & friends and host of the -- brian kilmeade. welcome, everyone. as the delta variant spreads and covid cases are on the rise, the president is saying rest states are to blame. rushing onto governors like florida's rhonda sanchez over his tough stand against covid restrictions and mask mandates. >> some governors aren't trying to do the right thing. >> kayleigh: the governors fighting back, implying it is the president doing the wrong thing on many fronts, including the border. >> joe biden suggests that if you don't do lockdown policy you should "get out of the way" let me tell you this: if you are coming up to the rights of parents in florida, i'm standing in your way. if you are trying to impose mandates, ruin their jobs and livelihoods and small businesses, you are trying to lock people down,

what we do know and kayleigh set it up.he school teacher's union earlier in the summer had a list of things they wanted. remember california's list quite long. the money got bigger and list longer. vaccine at one point mandatory for teachers was on it teachers say oh we want vaccines now if children get something in school, not all those teachers are vaccinated, it will be kids committing murder according to that one school board member. >> which is completely not in science or grounded in science or data in any way, shape or form. look, it's so important for kids and i have mentioned on the show before bears repeating again 5-year-old son and 7-year-old daughter. and their nonverbal expressions are so important at that stage in light if you read the studies on them. with masks on they no longer have the ability to do it. in some schools the kids are separated and not really allowed to communicate with each other in any way, shape, or form. which makes the situation even more hard for them already. so, look, as far as this

we knew it was going to happen. >> kayleigh: bubbled on so many letters.ust the taliban and al qaeda and isis, it's china and russia. russia notably could not close their embassy. russia didn't have to. we can put up the picture, the foreign minister from china has a picture with taliban. china prepared to recognize this newly declared terrorist country. >> harris: the afghan national army which joey was talking about, just tapped out because they didn't have our air strikes. after we pulled out of bagram. we weren't supporting them anymore. they apparently, joey, even though we train them for two decades, apparently still couldn't fight. so there you have it. what's next? do we recognize ghani? do we recognize this taliban man who calls himself the president of afghanistan. what is that going to look like? if we don't, who benefits from our not having a seat at the table? russia saw this play out when they played a -- fought a war in afghanistan. they have been waiting. you've heard the same -- the taliban has the watch and we have the time. it is us with

i agree with kayleigh. i don't believe he's going to resign, because that position provides him with some form of temporary protection. >> emily: leo, do you foresee from him any type of mea culpa? as bryan illustrated, we've seen a change of his behavior, although he has never admitted, always has carried that hubris as he surrounds himself with his advisors and carries on day today. do you see from him, after this, any change in that tactic, and a from him up until now, absolutely digging in and refusing to admit he has engaged in anything less than what he interpreted as "acceptable behavior?" >> leo: the next 48 hours, i believe his team -- there is a combination of a political/legal combination going on. because he is the governor, the political advantage he has come of the legal system is after him, so he's going to use his political position to try to provide as much protection for him. if the advisor she has politically and legally will be in his ear for the next 48 hours. i want to mention another

save thousands every year. >> kayleigh: video is going viral.up with that guy. she launches herself at him, sending him over the wall. oh, my goodness. chris, that is compelling footage right there. what do you make of that? >> christopher: i love that. look at her form. i learned the hard way playing rugby that if you underestimated not remotely the biggest guy on the team, you are going to be eating dirt real quick because just like that, you are going down. >> kayleigh: impressive. abby, quick thoughts? >> abby: i am not sure if she is a mother, but she sure has the strength of one. >> kayleigh: thanks, everyone. great show. now here is "america reports." >> john: thank you. we will see you soon. chicago police officer shot and killed during a traffic stop, but also critically wounded her partner. she was surveying on a unit that was created to stop gun violence gun violence. the shooting, part of another bloody weekend. chicago alderman and former police officer will join us on the out-of-control violence in that city. >> sandra: also coming

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

i'm kayleigh mcenany. here, my cohost, harris faulkner and emily compagno, former deputy national security advisor to the trump administration, k.t. mcfarland, and virtual seat today, executive editor of "special report," bret baier. withdrawal from afghanistan is complete, the last flight out leaving the taliban and control of air. prison putting in a slimmed, set to address the american people hours from now. critics charge that he broke his promise to get all u.s. citizens out. here is the president taking a question on that less than two weeks ago. >> president biden: >> reporter: are you committed to making sure troops staying until every american's are? >> president biden: yes. yes. >> kayleigh: bret, starting with you -- i thought we would've heard the commander in chief earlier, certainly earlier than john kirby, but i think there needs to be accountability to get afghan allies out and americanize out. they did on a number of counts, the president saying no one is being killed, then we lost 13 u.s.

>> kayleigh: we don't. the president saying the intel didn't want him when in fact reporting, we are getting our own intel at fox news. this remarkable moment from the pentagon briefing. jen psaki promised us a daily white house press briefing. there isn't one today. there wasn't one monday. when the going gets tough, the daily press briefing she promised goes out the window. we don't plan from hearing from biden again today other than the abc interview so we are left with the pentagon briefing. he said i don't know how many americans are on the ground. when you're a press secretary, you anticipate whatever the questions will be. one of the most obvious questions is how many americans are on the ground. he didn't take the time to pick up the phone and call secretary of state antony blinken and get that number for us when you're the one place we are getting information from today there are nearly 16,000 americans, hostages on the ground? they may not be in jail but they are indeed unable to escape afghanista

kayleigh. >> kayleigh: let's bring in leo terrell. leo, what is very interesting is to leave her joe biden. we've heard pelosi, we've heard others come out and call for this resignation. it was a toothless move because ultimately the decision was in the hands of cuomo. here is something president biden could do. he could say department of justice, i'm not telling you how to come out of the civil rights investigation. that would be improper. but i can tell you to look at it. i can tell you, take a look at these actions. are there any federal violations, civil rights violations? that would be something. if president biden is true to his word that he he is as aggrieved by these allegations as the rest of us. can he call on his doj to look at the civil rights component? >> absolutely. you and i are thinking on the same channel. the word that harris used is called pattern and practice. there's a pattern and practice of misconduct involving sexual harassment. under title vii, the department of justice can investigate it and take a second lo

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she was 23. >> kayleigh: those who knew navy carmen max soviak, he was s old.ter lopez, being a marine wasn't a job but calling, he was 22 years old. dylan merola texted his mom "i won't be able to talk for a little while. we are being sent to a different location. i love you and i'll talk to you soon." it was the last message the marine would send. he was 20 years old. the sister of 20-year-old rylee mccollum said he wanted to be a marine his whole life and he was also going to be a father. his baby is due in just three weeks. the marine corps posted this photo of the flag draped caskets of their fallen brother and they arrived home on u.s. soil with the caption "gone but never forgotten." harris, such a tragic image, starting with you, talking about rylee mccollum and his service. he used to walk around in his diaper carrying his toy rifle and play marines. that's what he wanted to be. on his 18th birthday, he signed up and said dad, you've got to sign these papers. he said never mind, i am an adult. this was his calling. this was what he wanted to do. he got

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

>> kayleigh: it is great question. what do you think the taliban is thinking?ook at the united states as it kabul has fallen in for seven days we see in the commander in chief one time give it a weak kneed speech where he averted blame. what you think they think when wednesday he warned afghanistan and on thursday evening he goes to delaware. what did he think with the taliban is holding a press conference? but joe biden will not. leaders do what president trump did it when i signed go to the mitigation room during the covid crisis, he trusted dominican people right in the eye. they do not do it our president is doing. hiding while the taliban takes over a country. >> harris: emily? >> emily: i see the common denominator here. no matter what angle we are covering come of this administration ignored the warning. ignored the mornings of the inevitability to the speed of this catastrophe it was predictable and ignored the pleas. ignored the internal recognition to make recommendations not to close the airbase after plan after plan for evacuation preparation. we kn

. >> kayleigh: it doesn't at all. emily, going back to covid-19. president biden was dealt a very good hand. president trump oversaw the creation of them vaccine, manufactured millions throughout the private sector, working therapeutics or given to this new incoming president. ppe was in full supply in abundance, and now look at the numbers of how biden is handling this, how the american people are perceiving it. let's put this poll up. it puts the president's approval rating at 46%, down from 49% in may. not a great number. the president's handling of covid-19 pandemic falling to 53%, down 12 points from may. he's in trouble some waters. what do you make of those numbers? >> emily: they are not surprising. you are absolutely right that president biden inherited a

couple things stood out to me, kayleigh.hip, something he leaned on. that's important. this man is a self-made millionaire. he's a former commando with the israeli defense forces. he's somebody who considers himself farther to the right. politically aligned with president biden he is not. >> no, he's not. and that relationship is arguably the most important relationship that we have in the middle east, israel being our staunch ally. i hope they forge a relationship much like the one between netanyahu. i watched president trump celebrate the abraham accord. you had relations with israel, with the uae and bahrain. i certainly hope for the sake of that region that, regardless of politics, they can forge that kind of strategic relationship that i saw when i was in the white house. >> harris: this was a meeting, morgan, that had gotten delayed because of the explosions that killed so many people outside of the kabul airport just yesterday. we knew it was coming. then from prime minister bennett, we knew it was his first meeting.

kayleigh, let me go to you.the way, you only took a whopping five questions, that needs to be discussed, as he was leaving, somebody screamed out "why do you trust the taliban?" secretary of state, former secretary of state mike pompeo has confirmed, the president has confirmed it, mark meadows confirmed it, you are the white house press secretary at the time, and that is the taliban, the reason not a single american died in the last year plus of donald trump's presidency, in afghanistan, in large part was due to the president's very strong admonition, warning, backed up by what he had done to the caliphate and defeated them in syria, et cetera. my question is, when they make the statement that somehow i inherited the trump plan, the trump plan wouldn't have allowed them to take ten, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60% of the country on their march all the way up to speed 32. that's the big difference, kayleigh. what insight can you bring to us? >> yes, let me be categorical. i was in the room, i was there with president trump.

>> kayleigh: that is exactly right. i see a headline comes through on my computer here from the washington post that says taliban doubles down on demanding that week withdraw by august 31st. so they are doubling down as their commander-in-chief is capitulating to a terrorist organization. it is know what or the usa with that usa today poll has him at 41%. this is appalling. this is an dishonorable exit and americans will be left behind. it is so sad. >> harris: as far as negotiations go, when i need other something in my vocabulary to negotiate, i often go to emily, bhanu because she is so good at it. and i know that these negotiations are not inside of the court room. but there's something akin to that waiting in any scenario. where are week now, emily? >> emily: thank you for that, harris i have to point out that when the callous -- it is -- that august 31st deadline, they called it extending the occupation. that was the paradigm that this regime is operating under it. they are not seeing this as extra time to extrica

the home cooking mac and cheese with the wine. >> kayleigh mcenany?ell or pizza hut. >> traditional break fast. scrambled eggs and bacon which is a food group in my house. and onions and green peppers and lots of butter and jam. a traditional breakfast. have a wonderful afternoon. we had great discussions. what a great team here. "america reports" is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> harris, thanks. put me down in the wine column. fox news exclusive in the fight over critical race theory coming up. a virginia teacher who resigned in protest and speaking only to fox news. we will hear from her and another school teacher on this busy afternoon on "america reports." joe chonca discusses the higher prices at the pump and why the media is going easy on president biden. >> charles pane is here and a tennessee senator sounds off the democrats push for the biggest welfare expansion in decades and a d

. >> kayleigh: impressive. abby, quick thoughts? >> abby: i am not sure if she is a mother, but she sure has the strength of one. >> kayleigh: thanks, everyone. great show. now here is "america reports." >> john: thank you. we will see you soon. chicago police officer shot and killed during a traffic stop, but also critically wounded her partner. she was surveying on a unit that was created to stop gun violence gun violence. the shooting, part of another bloody weekend. chicago alderman and former police officer will join us on the out-of-control violence in that city. >> sandra: also coming up, laredo, texas, mayor on the worsening crisis at the border. jonathan turley, brand-new lawsuit filed by texas democrats. and kayleigh mcenany on the latest in the governor cuomo scandal. >> john: and that is where we begin today. the hits just keep on coming for andrew cuomo. key figure behind his grasp on power in new york is calling it quits. hello, i am john roberts. welcome to you again. >> thank you so much. i am in for sandra smith tod

we've got kayleigh mcenany . in california, new covid guidance after two san francisco hospitals reported an alarming number of break through cases among staff. dr. marty makary is here to report. but first, steve harrigan. steve? >> more than 230 staff members at two san francisco hospitals have tested positive for covid. the hospitals are zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and the university of california san francisco medical center. now, most of these staff members are fully vaccinated. so these are break-through infections of the delta variant. officials say they're the result of community exposure. >> our ppe requirements have not changed since the beginning of the pandemic. we've always adhered to them. >> this means that the number of infections among staff members right now is roughly equal to that during the peak in december in the winter. many of those cases right now are asymptomatic. no one from the zuckerberg hospital has been hospitalized due to covid. officials say break through cases were

kayleigh: it's joe biden's fault.occupied for years and years. i hope it doesn't happen but it's looking that way. lawrence: we are getting information from sources on the ground that they were told to shred the i was, the confidential information in case it's invaded. as an american, how do you feel about that? kayleigh: exactly. they are making sure -- it wasn't just embassy but intel gathering depository. they have to destroy the documents, they have plans in place for that. the real travesty, the afghans who have helped americans for 20 years who are fearing their their lives. one saying i'm going to burn myself in front of embassy to get the united states attention. we cannot betray these individual who is for 20 years helped us as our allies and now their lives, their families, their wives are under threat. lawrence: a man that has so much foreign policy experience, that was going to lead on the issue. apparently there's not. there's been evidence presented to a grand jury in the durham-russia probe, a sign that

speaker good to see you kayleigh good to see you.e information on breakthrough cases, fully vaccinated people the testing positive for covid-19 along with answers surrounding therapeutics and treatments but at that point if he got vaccinated and get the virus, what do you do then? we are joined by fox news medical contributor with family medicine specialist dr. george friede. you went to harvard medical school? dr. saphier? d >> i admire her, we are both on the front line so it is so honored to be on the show tonight. >> sean: that is one difference. how many cases have you and dr. thiessen been involved in? and you have been preaching very loudly and you've been on my radio show often. and i must disclose publicly might have called on you to please talk to my friends, one this weekend that was fully vaccinated that got covid. you, if you ever charge me, i c would be bankrupt for all the calls i have made but thank you. and you have a protocol that you believe works starting with regeneron, which my friend got within 24 hourswo of di

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kayleigh, that's not the truth.d and these pictures keep coming in, of taliban hitting people, of people screaming, chaos, that's going to be a big dark cloud that's going to hang over his head and you got open borders. you got crime. you got gas prices. this is just a nasty mix of things that a lot of this stuff didn't need to happen. >> right. we are 8 months into a biden presidency, jesse. wrap your head around that we still have three years and four months left. look, when president trump was president, you didn't see crisis after crisis. you just didn't see it i shutter to think about what covid would have been like under joe biden. woe have seen afghanistan blow up. crime, you named it all. what would have covid been like? i was in the white house when it was pretty scary times. we weren't sure if they would have enough ventilators. we were able to produce it with the private sem tore. i watched president trump oversee a vaccine in record time. produce four working therapeutics. do you think joe biden could ha

it's a subtle message being expressed not often talked about. >> ben: you know, kelley, the kayleighing that is jarris successful, resources have the ability to have children that they can't possibly think about bringing a child into this world and then i think about all the things we have gone through in our history the children came out of the great depression, the people who changed the world over the years who have come incredibly difficult times in the world. what would your mess sage in each moment. men and women who say i look around at all the horrible things that are happening, how can i bring a child into this? >> my message would be exactly what you said which is that freedom is at risk, that ronald reagan said it best. freedom is one generation away from extinction. that is why we bring children into this world to carry on the message to the united states of america of your family unit, of your faith, whatever that may be, carry on the values that we hold dear. and also, there is the other component to this, ben. and i saw it in the white house as press secretary, where c

ainsley: i do my best to look as good as kayleigh, i try my hardest to look like you, kayleigh. >> ii don't care at all. you look beautiful. thank you. steve: watch you today at noon on outnumbered. >> thanks, guys. ainsley: thank you. steve: janice dean joins us on the couch. yesterday was a very special day for your in-laws because we have been talking about them for over a year and yesterday their lives were celebrated. janice: engine 323 in brooklyn were graceful to john bauer who helped make this memorial happen. you know, it's august. they died, you know, in march of 2020, and april of 2020 and we weren't able to have funerals or wakes for them so we were able to have family. my mom came in from canada. relatives from texas. friends from the firehouse. it was a beautiful ceremony. my sister was there my sister-in-law was there my brother-in-law and, you know, sean delivered a really beautiful eulogy and not something he really enjoys doing. he is not a public speaker, but it was heart felt. it was beautiful. steve: they're his parents. janice: i know. you are right. but it's st

dan: kayleigh mcenany, an interesting points here, 2022 of the predictions came but it does not lookked president trump about. your opinion on where 2022, you been in politics a long time, given inflation in the police movement, evaporating for, poor handling of the coronavirus by the biden ministration. >> prime, one 100%. people don't feel safe. president trump was so good, he understood the cultural issues which the left admits is a right wing crazy theme to try to slight voters but it's not crazy. president trump always puts his finger on it. not really you can give your conservative views or he mentioned the other bricks not having pride in our country. this racial division, the firefighter left, president trump has fought against the and the number one "issue is" crime and number two race relations, two and three combined, there's a hurricane brewing in this country, people are sick of disrespect for the country and sick of racial division, most people just want you to be on that. dan: thank you for joining me, appreciate it. next, how can democrat possibly rationalize 120-doll

dakota meyer, kayleigh mcenany and allen west.ve: we have a very busy tuesday as things continue to be chaotic over in kabul. brian: chaos, self-inflicted wound on america that we're not going to recover from and president biden, he's going to have a hard time living this down and trying to get anything else done. ainsley: biggest fear taliban is taking over that entire region. now they are heading to the airport. won't let any of these americans or afghans get on planes to get out. and then when do they come here? that's so scary. brian: absolutely. 2500 left. now had to put 7,000 back on the outskirts another 2,000 to 6,000 to go in. for those of you who wanted the war to end how it ends matter because now it looks like it might be reigniting unless we let all the americans and allies die at the hands of the taliban. those your choices. still ahead, president biden addresses the world as the taliban seeks control of the afghanistan. what do the american voters think of his remarks? we are going to toot kyles on the commander-in-

here are kayleigh mcenany is with us.th the point, you even tweeted, incoherent, mumbling bumbling, stumbling. he can't get through a simple press conference, we've got a problem. everybody can see it. the man is a cognitive massive. how does he stay in this job? >> well, it's because our constitution, our constitution doesn't allow us i to have these types of elections they do in england when you have a lack of confidence in a leader. we're stuck with the people's choice unless he resigned from office and then we get kamala harris. that has to be invoked by the biden cabinet, so i don't think that's going to happen, but the midterm elections are america's corrective course for how our democracy speaks great i think it's highly likely that they will gain in the house and the senate. biden is still in charge of foreign policy which ise the problem because we are subject to his judgment. i think derek asked the right question, what has joe biden done right, in the answer to that is nothing. everything he has touched in done

sat state of affairs. >> sean: thanks, kayleigh. after the break, will the massive super spreader event going on right now today at our southern border cost democrats the 2022 mid-terms? what is the impact potential. that and more and a "hannity" special investigation straight ahead. so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. the other issue. [dog] oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 9 million dogs. [dog] nice. and... the talking dog thing? is it bothering you? no... itching like a dog is bothering me. until dogs can speak for themselves, you have to. when allergic itch is a problem, ask for apoquel. apoquel is for the control of itch associated with allergic dermatitis and the control of atopic dermatitis in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs less than 12 months old or those with serious infections. apoquel may increase the chances of developing serious infections

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kayleigh i want to bring you in.ched the president and then peter doocy asked him a question we'll get to that but then the president puts his head down , and that's making headlines, he's being ripped in the press for that. some of the headlines are optics disaster, a defining image, the defining photo of biden's presidency, then he said he was given a list of who he was instructed to call on. then peter asks him the question about does he take responsibility for this. listen. >> the buck stops with you, do you bear any responsibility for the way that things have unfolded in the last two weeks? >> i bear responsibility for fundamentally all that's happened of late, but here's the deal. you know, i wish you one day say these things, you know, as well as i do, that the former president made a deal with the taliban, that he would get all-american forces out of afghanistan by may 1. >> who do you think people have an issue with pulling out of afghanistan? >> i think they have an issue that people are likely to get hurt,

. >> sean: here with rex and fox news contributor newt gingrich, kayleigh mcenany, mr., you've been around washington a long period of time. i never saw a period where these politicians have gotten so much, so wrong, so often, on such an important issue that, you know, they talk about vaccine. they blame conservatives but they have no one to blame but themselves. their standards change daily from masks, mandates, all these other issues. your reaction. >> look, they destroyed the center for disease control is a legitimate scientific institution, which was the most important epidemic oriented institution in the world. it's been destroyed. nobody believes in it anymore. it is all politicized. they also, dr. fauci should retire, even by his own standards with an article back in 2012, the standard of his own article, he clearly should get out of there. because everything has been politicized. if you can't have accurate information, the whole system starts to break down. and that is what is happening. of course, you have a secondary issue, which is you now have has dr. c. the

kayleigh. >> that's right. it's how we left. president trump made clear.d take out the military last. he said i asked a 5-year-old would you take out the civilians or military first? the 5-year-old said civilians. >> harris: just ahead, president biden's job approval, i mentioned this before, apparently they didn't show it to him, or he said he didn't see it. in multiple polling, it is lower than it's ever been. the new numbers and how the president seems to be laughing them off. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> the crisis in afghanistan is dealing major blow to president biden's job approval. an nbc news poll shows just 49% of adults approve of the job he's doing. below 50% for the first time since his presidenc

sarah huckabee sanders, kayleigh mcenany, melania trump, all shunned.e afraid that the boycotts that will come that will never materialize. jillian: i'm not offended by glowing articles about women in high positions doing a great job in their roles but be fair and do it for every administration. that's the key. >> try to be a little consistent, right. that's all i think anybody wants at this point. at this point. todd: also, melania was a model. model. vogue is a fashion magazine. i don't know, maybe marry those two. jillian: maybe they'll do an article on joe. todd: i think they should. time now, 20 minutes after the hour. princeton offering a black lives matter course taught by a pro critical race theory prof. .jillian: dr. carol swain said the class is designed to indoctrinate future leaders. she joins us live, next. ♪ massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. me too! the

your watching outnumber very here today my cohost emily company-owned in kayleigh mc enany, and in the center seat today, are you fleischer, former white house press secretary in fox news contributor. it's going to be another busy hour here on foxboro to president biden insisting we ca evacuate thousands of americans and allies from afghanistan by august 31st. at the same time, he is asking for contingency plans. just in case things go south. as the exact number of american who need to be rescued from afghanistan up until now are being in maybe he will tell as. that's footwear into his abating . the military authority withdraw more than 400 american troops and made concerns of a possible isis threat at the airport. all of this as the taliban is telling afghan civilians to sta home out of the way it reportedly sealing of the airport to people now. this is conditions on the groun as worsening. afghans desperate to escape, ar now said to be wading through sewage as they wait for their turn to be airlifted out there and a short time ago the pentagon held in update on afghanistan suggesting

kayleigh mcenany, always a pleasure.ur on fox news. thank you for being with us. by the way that may reminder audience when my time president trump will be on our show at 9:00 a.m., that is 9:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning this is the day where we exit afghanistan and the former president will be on the show. back to money we have green across-the-board and all across the board, nasdaq is up 130 points i call that a rally. andrew left is with us this morning, the market keeps hitting new highs, is afghanistan having no impact at all on the market? >> there is something that is not spoken about, afghanistan does not have an impact because companies are not generating revenues afghanistan. there is a big but, the nasdaq's gives fears a government, the federal trade commission against amazon, facebook, microsoft. all of those companies are very important in fighting afghanistan and getting order and afghanistan, to different taliban now that it was 20 years ago. as much as there using bombs and guns they are using youtube

cohost kayleigh mcenany! is such a strong anchor, we use them to dock my yacht on the weekend, fox business correspondent susan li! he's so handsome, other marines call him semper fine. fox news contributor johnny joey jones! finally, she's got the voice of an angel if that angel smoked a pack a day for 30 years. fox news contributor kat timpf! so i guess i should go to the veteran first, kat. >> i'm only half. >> greg: that's right. so, joey, how did we get this so wrong and can we fence this? i should ask you, you've been talking to a lot of people in the military, how do they feel about this? >> a lot of people i'm talking to are working to get people out of afghanistan, it may be president biden should, i don't know, take notes, give them a call. i've got some numbers, could give them a call. lower level officers and mid-level enlisted are working around the clock to get their interpreters and their interpreter families -- >> greg: are those pronouns? is not upon? >> my pronouns are hee and haw. last time

let me start with you kayleigh.ith a leg over a donkey. they're not just saying republicans are going to win they say if this keeps up they're going to annihilate, the shellacking president obama talked about several times. should the democrats take this seriously. >> well, if we've learned one thing over the past several years it's not to underestimate how much voters care about immigration and the economic issues that affect their wallets directly. so, you know, democrats can dismiss these things oh, republicans are just pouncing on these stories of covid positive immigrants being shipped out to border towns or, you know, inflation is just temporary. but the fact is that these are the kind of stories that start ringing those alarm bells in voters heads and make them think, wow, what's going on. and the problem is for democrats, the biden administration doesn't want to seem to do anything about it, he wants to spend into an inflation crisis with no regard how it is a going to affect the economy and the border crisi

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and it must be challenged. >> sandra: kayleigh mcenany win?just trying to say anything he can to get out of this. i just want to look at what a fall from grace this is from a democrat governor who was touted as the next potential democrat nominee for president and even some rumors that maybe there was a way he could replace joe biden. so good in those press conferences when i was there as well. as a reporter, john, me as press secretary for president trump and it's hard to forget those days where he had that 10:00 a.m. or 11:00 a.m. new york state press conference where president trump was juxtaposed and the coronavirus per task force briefings and hailed as the gold standard of the democrat party. and here we are, a tremendous fall from grace from someone who had presidential potential and ambitions. it was certainly touted as such by the party. >> john: be careful how high a pedestal you put people on, it's a long way to fall. we are hearing from bill de blasio tweeted out "it's beyond clear andrew cuomo is not fit to hold office and cannot

cairo kayleigh mcenany, nigel farage. the taliban shoot afghani women for not wearing a burqa.from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> these guys are terrorists and should have been stopped. why he doesn't blame the taliban i never know. >> our brothers and sisters behind enemy lines. it is our duty to go get them and if we can to do that, we have lost what it means to be americans. >> one more signal of the nature of the chaos in the white house. the vice president has been a wall. >> quantitative easing exists to cover up the incompetence of leftists. >> new highs beget new highs. we have to keep writing that momentum. ♪♪ >> it is 11:00 eastern time. where in new york and you are looking at new york. it is august 19th all day. straight to the markets all over the place, down 200 at the start into the positive side, we are down 73 on the dow, up five on the nasdaq. a mixed picture. not the selloff we saw yesterday. the treasury yield at one.24%. the price of oil making news to $63 per barrel. that suggest gas prices will level up and come down in th