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jillian: madeleine, thank you. throughout this. as you recall after hurricane katrina, $14.5 billion upgrade to the levee system so everyone's just holding out hope that they are going to be working as they should be. todd: we've already heard fears that they aren't necessarily going to hold up. fingers crossed that some or all of them at least get us through this. coming up, fox nation host lara logan joins us to talk about the reality that afghan women are facing under a taliban takeover. jillian: first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> they all seem busy. thank you, jillian and todd. panic and desperation continue in kabul with 24 hours left to evacuate. they estimate 250 americans still trapped behind taliban lines. we're going to talk to former secretary of state mike pompeo as officials warn the final days in afghanistan will be the most dangerous. we're also tracking ida after it lashed down upon louisiana with devastating force as a category 4 storm, 16 years to

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> i'm joined now by congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania, onejust want to give you the opportunity to react to what you've just seen and heard. >> first, joy, thank you for including me on this heartbreaking day for our country. so my sympathies to the service members' families, to the 13 now i guess that we have lost and 15 wounded and of course scores of afghans and others. i condemn the terrorist attacks. we have to continue our mission. but, joy, that interview, i was staggered to learn that it was lieutenant byrd who made that announcement on the floor of the house. for the last seven months i have wondered who was it trying to help save our lives? i was up in the gallery that day as they told us first sit down, prepare to lie down, then get your gas masks out from under your seat. and then that announcement, they have infiltrated the rotunda and tear gas has been deployed. i have wondered for months who did that to save our lives. and what i want people to know is, number one, thank you, lieutenant byrd. thank you, number two, i hope peopl

we are placed on this planet in the way madeleine albright used to say we are a big democracy here inrth america safe more or less in our borders because we have oceans and canada and mexico on our various sides. most would be thrilled to have that kind of geostrategic positioning. we are still the largest economy by classic gdp measure, one of the to biggest overall. we are the science and technology innovator. we have far and away the largest military and systemm of alliancs but it angers us to keep pieces of terraint in eurasia and we ae exceptional. to play that amount of power and positioning we are close enough to eurasia that we can help with the security problems and we are far enough away that nobody thinks we really have materialistic designs on the territory. that isn't a particularly damning complaint in the scheme of history how the nationstates behave towards each other there's no other that can play this role and destabilizing to keep theaters. it doesn't necessarily breed familiarity or problem-solving it can breed contempt. they approve they still have a lot of issues

. >> while congressman davis was acting as a teller, democrat madeleine dean was preparing the challenge for the state of pennsylvania. rep. dean: i was preparing for the pennsylvania challenge to the electors. i wanted to listen in on the first challenge, which was arizona, so i had left my office , i had an allotted time to go up to the gallery to listen in and observe. at the same time, i was finalizing my remarks, and so as i waited in the gallery and heard the argument being made, i remember standing in the gallery next to congressman dean phillips. the two of us were listening to the arguments and just saying, shame, shame to these arguments. in anticipation of the day, i made sure that none of my staff are in. we expected it could be difficult, we had planned that i would park underground, that i would use only the underground tunnel, knowing that there could be outside protests of some kind. and so out of an abundance of basic caution, i made sure we stayed underground, and i was up in the gallery. the very first notice that something was wrong was there was a strange announcemen

his mum, madeleine, his wife, leah, daughterwillow, and the rest of the family were watching from hertfordshirebutjust, yeah, so proud and so happy for him. leah, what were the nerves like watching him doing that first performance at the start? we were all on the edge of our seats, weren't we? we just wanted him to do a good job. obviously it's been a long—time training, like he said, from training in the garden and everything else that has been on with the year of covid, i think the fact he was even at the olympics... we were just happy that he had the opportunity to still compete, so we just wanted him to do a good job for him, really. when he did that landing, what went through your mind? i think we all screamed. yeah. we werejumping up and down, weren't we? yeah. just so happy that he had done it and we could see as well by his reaction of how he finished it that he was happy with it as well. robin, for you, to be with all the family and for your children to see their uncle being olympic champion again, what was it like to be all together? it was just amazing. we loved it. it was just reall

. >> how did you mary madeleine -- did you let each other down in a society? >> completely. >> this is all about you. i have so many questions. page after page after page of questions. about your wonderful new book. you are an author several times over. you are world famous. very good reasons. a lot of people that may not be familiar with your back story. i know some of it but then i start researching. i did not know that. you are a western girl gone east. tell us about wyoming and growing up in wyoming. >> i remember being at a dinner with president bush at once. where you from? i said, originally, i was born in wyoming. he said i have never met anyone from wyoming. chances of that being true. wyoming had the safest population. almost at the utah border. southeastern part of wyoming. my dad had grown up on a ranch in newcastle wyoming. that is in the black hills. my mom was from rawlins wyoming. it is on iad. chances are if he ever took a trip you went by rawlins. just such a special place to us. those were my vacations. i did not -- i do not think, i don't t

madeleine rivera live in new orleans where million people are still without power. >> reporter: still a lot of cleanup to do in new orleans was the governor of louisiana says now was not the time for people to return. if you evacuated, schools are closed, businesses are closed, hundreds of people are rescued and the louisiana national guard and others conduct rescues in helicopters and high water trucks and the death toll has risen. the highway mississippi collapse, the death toll now at four and as you mentioned more than 1 million people still without power as utility crews work seriously to restore power, something they say could take weeks. president biden pledging to support the federal government. >> people of louisiana and mississippi are resilient, moments like these we can see the power of the government to respond if the government is prepared and if they respond. that is our job. folks get knocked down we are there to help you get back on your feet. jillian: the president has approved a major disaster declaration, freeing up funds and additional resources for recovery. jill

>> i think we can bring madeleine albright into the conversation, people like the neoconservatives, billstol, whose name has been mentioned. people believe at the end of the cold war that we have become the masters of the universe, that the ultimate destination of human history was predetermined, that the united states is now in a position to nudge things along. you look at the objectives in afghanistan defined that the bond conference at the end of 2001, it's clear that american decision-makers had lost all connection with reality, seeming to assume we were dealing with massachusetts rather than afghanistan. >> tucker: they can't even run massachusetts. i was just there, i can confirm. so do you think -- i wish we had more time. do you think what we're seeing on tv, because it is so evocative, such powerful images do you think this changes our foreign policy going forward, is at the end of something? >> who was going to take responsibility? that's the question. will the analysis of the failure of afghanistan be willing to confront the fact that it was a bipartisan failure, not simply so

madeleine rivera in new orleans. madeleine.d gusts just yet but make no mistake we'll have it this morning. steve said maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. here in new orleans we could see 15 inches of rain. that could lead to flooding on the streets and tributaries. this is usually a pretty busy street but almost completely empty. stores along the streets boarded up. seems people heeded warnings from the governor, city's mayor said. everyone here were told to evacuate in low-lying areas but for people outside of the levees, they had to evacuate. that was a mandatory evacuation. it is going to be something a fluid situation people will be paying attention to this morning. all of this happening on the 16th anniversary of hurricane katrina. that is leading to a lot of feelings of apprehension here in the city. it is really going to ses the city's flood protection system t was rebuilt after hurricane katrina. the federal government invested nearly $15 billion into that system. so today we are going to see that tested, yo

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madeleine albright. the german political theorist on a parent. they played a key role but there are others that playeda key role in shaping our political life. they've shaped our cultural life . think of the marlena dietrich, on gary and composer bella bar top, the austrian composer arnold schaumburg and the russian french painter mark chagall. but there are many many other refugees that we could highlight, refugees have always played an important role in the political economic and cultural life of our nation . but public opinion polls tell us that americans were very concerned about refugees. no matter how noble cause, no matter how noble the individual. in 1980, congress passed the refugee act. in response to what they perceived to be the continuing misuse of the parole authority on the part of the executive branch in service of cold war foreign policy. the 1980 refugee act freed the definition of refugee from its anti-communist connotation and it said they adopted the un definition of refugee. can anyone tell me five categories in the un and u

think of henry kissinger, madeleine albright, the german political theorist, hana our rent. they played a key role but there are others in shaping our political life. and they have shaped our cultural life and think of the actress. in the hungarian composer. in the austrian composer and the russian french painter. but there are many many other refugees that we could highlight, they have always played an important role in the political e economic and culturl life of our nation. the public opinion polls tell us that americans were very concernened about accommodating refugees. no matter how noble the cause, no matter how noble the individual. in 1980, congress passed the refugee act. this was i in response wh the perceived to be the continuing misuse of the parole authority on the part of the executive branch and service of cold war foreign policy and in 1980 refugee act, credit free the definition of refugee room is anti-communist connotations and instead they adopted the un definition of refugee and can anyone tell me the five protective categories in the un and u.s. definit

just take a listen to what this congresswoman madeleine dean told me in an interview this week.y. i'm most concerned for my staff and i also worry for the capitol police. they are strained, they've been heroic, and they saved all of our lives at great peril to themselves. everyone is on edge and preparing for every possible scenario, nobody wants a repeat of january 6th. melanie zanona, capitol hill. >>> mass shooting, gun rallies, the nra's war on law. be sure to watch "the price of freedom" tomorrow night 9:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. on the top ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like natty in the styrofoam ♪ ♪ squeak-squeakin' in the truck bed all the way home ♪ ♪ some alabama-jamma, she my dixieland delight ♪ ♪ ayy, that's how we do, ♪ ♪ how we do, fancy like, oh ♪ welcome to allstate. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. millions of vulne

. >>> congresswoman madeleine dean is a democrat from pennsylvania and a former impeachment manager. she joins me live now. congresswoman, as a former impeachment manager, what are you thinking when you hear about the scope of mark meadows' efforts to help trump overthrow the election? wall street journal reporter michael bender writes in his new book that mark meadows had helped introduce trump to doj attorney jeffrey clark who was putting together to oust rosen the acting a.g. and force georgia to overturn his results. mark meadows seems to be integral to all of this, was he not? >> thank you for having me. i'm joining you from my car. i apologize, we're in between summer storms here in pennsylvania in my district. i just left a roomful of montgomery county young democrats. they are so eager to learn more about what happened, what failed, who stepped up and served and who did not. so mark meadows, what a deep, deep disappointment. but you can see what happened here. as you pointed out in your reporting, this is his fourth chief of staff. trump was -- his circle was shrinking. the p

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congresswoman madeleine dean is a democrat from pennsylvania former impeachment manager, she joins me live now. congresswoman, as a former impeachment manager, what do you think when you hear the scope of mark meadows efforts to help him overthrow the election, he says that mark meadows helped introduce him to jeffrey cargo is putting together a secret plan to oust rosen the acting a.g. and forced georgia to overturn its results, mark meadows seems to be integral to all of this, is he not? >> thank you for having me, i'm joining you from my car, i apologize i'm between summer storms here in pennsylvania, in my district, i just left young democrats, they are so eager to learn more about what happened, what's fails, who stepped up and served and who did not. and so mark meadows, what's a deep disappointment. but you can see what happened here, as you pointed out in your reporting, this is his fourth chief of staff, trump, his circle was shrinking, the pool of qualified people was shrinking and so he put people around him who were willing to do his bidding. and what's this reveals is ano

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including fort mcqueen, wisconsin and for bliss in texas, alex and now the question, of course, madeleine is how to get people out of afghanistan safely. i know the department of defense met late today to formulate a strategy. what are some of the next moves from the u. s military to get people out of that country? well, the good thing alex is actually mentioned earlier today. is that the flights the us military flights heading kabul have resumed. so right now there are 2500 american troops on the ground, the department of defense expect that there will be 3500 by the end of the day. and of course, you will expect the bulk of those 6000 u. s troops to be heading into the country over the coming days. alex yeah, a lot of work to do. madeline rivera live for us in washington. thank you. many bay area afghans and afghani americans say that they are deeply saddened by the conditions they're seen in the country right now, president biden is being very honest when he stated that the withdrawal had to happen. however, the execution of the withdrawal was a disaster to say the least, it wasn't wel

congresswoman madeleine dean was among the lawmakers lieutenant byrd was defending that day.c's joy reid. >> this is a man who has some sense of duty that is absolutely within his core. i -- like you, i didn't know who he was. i didn't know what color he was. and -- and just -- you can see the extraordinary integrity in him. >> lieutenant byrd told nbc's lester holt about the moment he decided to use deadly force. >> we see your arm out there for a considerable amount of time. were you you wavering? >> i was taking a tactical stance. you're ultimately hoping that your commands will be complied with. and unfortunately, they were not. >> reporter: when you fired, what -- what could you see? where were you aiming? >> you are taught to aim for center mass. the subject was sideways, and i could not see her full motion of her hands or anything. um, so i guess her movement, you know, caused the discharge to -- to fall where it did. >> and what did you think this individual was doing at that -- at that moment? >> she was posing a threat to united states house of representatives. >> r

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congresswoman madeleine dean told me she is most concerned about her staffers and the capitol policerough so much this year. and democrats, in particular, are getting worried about the rhetoric that they are still hearing from their republican colleagues, who continue to spread and embrace trump's lies about the election. they are amplifying their warnings that that type of language can really lead to more political violence. so, look. the bottom line, jake, here is like no one wants to be alarmist or overly alarmist. but they are on high alert, and they are taking every preca precautionary step that they can because nobody wants a repeat of january 6th. >> and, melanie, we should just point out that that bomb scare that happened not long ago. it was an individual with clear animosity to joe biden and democrats. >> yeah. >> clear supporter of president trump. he had the ingredients for a bomb. i think he was charged for possessing -- um -- the ingredients of a weapon of mass destruction or something along those lines. >> uh-huh. >> and one of the first responses we got in the public

joining our coverage democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania, an impeachment manager during donald trump's second impeachment trial, and a member of the judiciary committee and someone we turn to often on issues around january 6th. but i think this might be a really important clue as to how the most senior republican in the house views all of this, as a joke. he's joking now about violence towards speaker pelosi. >> and it's not funny. nicolle, it's very good to be with you. and i was thinking about it and listening to that audio and thinking does mr. mccarthy think he's some 1960s vulgar comedian? he's not. he's not funny. he's the alleged leader of the republican party in the house. and so what he has said and what he has done in his votes, in his floor debate -- that was actually called a statesman's dinner. he was certainly not statesman like. he was indecent. he was vulgar. he was threatening violence against the speaker of the house. he shows utterly no respect. it's unacceptable to me. i've been witness to it on the floor. i've been subject of it on the floor.

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